Jefferson Mustangs Prep for Tivy Clash at Alamo Stadium
Jefferson Mustangs, after a 20-13 win over Tech, prepare for Friday night showdown with Kerrville Tivy at Alamo Stadium. Coach Coleman aims for a four TD effort, citing Tivy’s strong offense and Kerrville experience, as Wallace and Brooks tune drills and track potential matchups.
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Football Results By the Associated Frees Sunday
Football results from Sunday show several scores and matchups across colleges and teams. Notable results include Brooklyn defeating Calife 7 to 0 and Norbert beating Bante Clara 27 to 0. Other games listed include San Francisco, Appalachian South Dakota, and Texas A indicating varied outcomes.
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Hollingbery and Jones to Coach West All Star Team
Corvalis Oregon November 4 The all West team for the Shrine hospital East West charity game at San Francisco on New Year’s day will be coached by Washington State’s Babe Hollingbery and Nebraska’s Bit Jones The announcement came from Percy Lacey Oregon State athletic director
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Langham Wins Woodlawn Lake Sailing Event
Eight boats competed in the Woodlawn Sailing Club winter series kickoff on Woodlawn Lake. Jimmy Langham, winner of the summer series, claimed a 2:37 victory over Marcus O’Neal’s Who, Babe. Plans for a December 7 regatta and a hospitality meeting at 104 Grayson St were noted, with officer elections and activities on the agenda.
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Girl Basslers Feature Rocks Monday Mat Night Card
Riot squad era at Municipal Auditorium as George Laver’s crew host a wrestling show headlined by Charro Corral and Joe Stechey. A special four-woman tag match features Gladys Gillam Edna Yoder vs Lupe Acosta Mae Weston in a two out of three falls contest with pins or submissions deciding each fall. John Paul Jones and Jim Henry open the night at 8 30 with preliminary bouts in a lively period card.
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Big Ten Grid Matchups Stir Early Standings
Michigan and Minnesota loom atop the conference race as they prepare for a pivotal clash in Minneapolis. Minnesota leads with three league wins, Michigan close behind, while Northwestern and Wisconsin chase, and Purdue Indiana Iowa fight for position as the schedule narrows.
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Maloney signs with Kansas City Americangan hockey team
Andy Maloney, former Wiehtte player, is signed by the Kansas City Americans of the American Hockey Association in Kansas City on November 4.
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Unbeaten List Shrinks as Leaders Fall From Undefeated
New York Nov 4 Um Ten football critics report ten teams still undefeated after weekends action. Four previously perfect squads were knocked from the list while three new entrants joined to leave four survivors. Milligan Tennessee Shurtlefe TWapis and La Crosse Wis Teovhern are noted among those rising from obscurity. St Ambrose of Town marked a seventh victory with no points scored against.
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Washington High Faces Lone Star Rival In Season Opener
The South San Antonio crew travels to Alam o Helwhte area to meet the Alama squad in an early football clash. Yeoha, Burbank, and Alainy are listed among key players with tentative start times around 9:30 p.m. The event features multiple teams and venues including Central Techfield and TMm Deltas Jefferson, with notable squads such as Brackenridge, Navy, and Penn State alumni involved in the extended showcase. The crowded card hints at a vibrant, all-day event with several athletic exhibitions and horse show elements intertwined.
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Show Wins at Brackenridge Park Horse Show
A. M. Ankew of Houston led his wife, daughter, and four horses to claim most ho horse prizes at Brackenridge Park in a Sunday show. J. B. Crow rode Trashy Mr. Gold to first in the five-gaited open class after Mr. Gold was moved to an amateur entry. Judge Prof. D. W. Williams of A and M College oversaw most classes, with jumping and equitation directed by Capt. dN Greene.
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Aggie Riders Fall to New Mexico Polo Team
New Mexico Military Institute polo defeated Texas A. and M. 5 to 1 in College Station. Porter King led with three goals for New Mexico, while Van Tensky suffered a spill and knock but finished with two points. Monk Jewell Carrick Harris and Stokey added two goals each for the visitors. Bill Braid scored twice for the Aggies and Norris McGowan Walter Hart and Carl Maloney each had one.
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Orange juice and candy bars boost Brackenridge pregame lore
Austin Maroons and Brackenridge teams arrive for a San Antonio game with unusual pregame rituals. Players favor light fare and even lettuce for nerves, while Brackenridge end Ashby drives kicking accuracy. Coaches praise Bryant’s return and Featherston’s form as district mentions surface.
National league scores and tied results across cities
Montreal and Houston tied 1 to 1 in Montreal. Detroit beat New York American 4 to 2. Indianapolis and Cleveland tied, New Haven tied 3 to 3. Providence defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1. No penalties reported for the matchups.
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Central Plays Two Games in Four Days
Central Buttons face Lanier Voks at Tech field on Thursday in a showdown for 11 District 36-A leadership. Sunday at the same park they host Kirwin high of Galvegon, a squad noted for a tough schedule. Kirwin previously fell to St Thomas Houston 27–? in a recent Sunday clash.
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Lefty Craig joins George Sauer in wrestling promotion
Lally Craig a San Antonio sports figure partners with George Sauer to promote wrestling at the municipal auditorium. Craig will handle public relations while Sauer stages the mat shows. Craig is a Western League baseball umpire with prior wrestling promotion experience. Volley tallers from county rural schools will play their league tournament Friday at Edgewood. The tournament was postponed last week because of bad weather.
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