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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1927
Page
9
The Southwestern Conference schedule centers on Catloze Stadium and Fort Worth today as top teams clash. Texas A&M faces Southern Methodist University with Gerald Mann starring for the Mustangs, while Ray Morrison’s Arkansas squad meets Fort Worth favorites. Texas Longhorns host Baylor as the conference title race intensifies amid strong defenses and key players.
Port Worth Texas Nov 5 The Horned Frogs enter the game against Arkansas Ubis after zonn in better condition than at any other time this season Their backfield tied to Fall war strength with none on the casualty list Standing 2s one of the two Under punted teams in the Southweet and ay the only eve nas scored upon conference competition The loyal grid warriors will have more to plod today than by eleven ever representing Texas Christian University
Baylor faces a setback as Washam sits out with an injury while the Longhorns battle a rival in a key Northwest conference clash at Mere Star stadium. The game highlights the tense rivalry and features Taylor Whesera and top backline play as Baylor seeks to upset the favorites.
The piece lists players and positions for both teams with a scoutlike note on Baylor and Texas, mentioning air attack plans and the strength of forward wall. It cites lineups including Roach, Lister, Brown, Gann, Petty, Kinney, Jacobson, and others, and references Lough Goah Jennings.
TiQUSTON Nov 3 The largest crowd this season is expected for the Tice Centenary game at Rice Field with Centenary College observing the event. Shreveport men arrive with over 200 rooters as Centenary team tests itself in practice and coaches report a fast, uniform group despite injuries. Coach Tom Nurlon plans an aggressive attack to gain an early lead, with Jennings and Allnoch near full recovery and likely to start if needed.
Rain and snow swept the Midwest as Notre Dame faced Minnesota and Chicago battled Michigan at Stagg Field. Rockne warned Minnesota could overpower the Irish if the bad weather persisted, while Notre Dame rode an unbroken home winning streak. Stagg Field’s rubber blanket kept the surface passable as 57,000 watched the Michigan showdown and 25,000 hoped for an Irish upset at Notre Dame. Northwestern and Purdue closed in on conference rivals as Indiana routed Michigan State.
Lloyd Jackson, a dark horse, advances to the semifinals at Prackenridge Park after defeating Stagner two up on Friday afternoon. Six other players remain in the first flight as matches are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.
The Albert Walker and Paul Therlenbark race, originally set for Los Angeles this month, has been moved to Chicago on November 25 due to the Dunden-Thinking Fiasco, announced by Jack Krang.
Chiropractors from Yesus Chiropractic College edged Jelke aggregation Friday night in a practice time contest. Chrane Tot led with three goals and 3 points. Unaton sank two, Taingslou Tyo, and Eik's Torward contributed as Invaker held Jelke shooters under pressure. Johny Putlins anchored the defense for a decisive win.
City basketball scene features a disrupted lineup as players listed including Aniecdon Wanilalr Mewnies Gated Vaeneh Garrate and Arhurlriyy White with unclear match actions and routine crew. No clear teams or outcomes are stated due to garbled OCR text.
Ecky the omniscient gridiron forecaster picks a slate of college games with Notre Dame over Minnesota 14 to 12 as the centerpiece. He also names Pittsburgh over Washington Jefferson, Georgia Tech over Washington University, Michigan over Chicago, Harvard over Penn, and Ohio State over Princeton, promising full-score predictions for all major contests.
Cotulla defeated Pearsall 14 to 0 on Friday afternoon in a league game. Captain Talboul led Cotulla with thirteen tackles and strong defense. Newsolue of Pearsall was the standout for his team, while referee Dick Fistillvr from San Antonio officiated to the satisfaction of both squads.
The Indians beat the Association in a tense afternoon game 15 to 0. Hodges started scoring with a goal from placement and Lechors blocked the opposition early, while Mitchell added a late touchdown as the Titans’ drive stalled near halftime.
Veteran Cotter wins by knockout in the sixth round against Hart Collar, as the Southern Pacific boxing card features brisk action. The event includes bouts with Benny Peres and other fighters, with weights reported around 7373 pounds in a fast, hard-hitting program.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a training session with names and dates missing. unclear subjects and locations hinder concrete summary. No verifiable entities or concrete actions are readable beyond a vague mention of training and a future date.
Seguin earned a 7-0 victory over Floresville as Weir scored on a short run and a fumbled kickoff set up the winning play. The game featured a turnover by Wowonville and late threats from Loresville as Seguin’s defense held in the second half.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tarkington and a cryptic reference to Danny Deever with garbled phrases about Princeton and Ohio, implying a misread crowd or poem line. No clear event or stable names beyond these few scattered terms.
Oak Hill Heights crushed the Mules 34 7 as the visitors relied on a prolific aerial attack. Hansen and Sprague connected on multiple long completions, with twenty two first downs and 251 total passing yards powering the decisive drive. Mules countered late but the Heights defense and running attack held firm.
In Dew York on November 5, reports say Gene Tunney would pay to pull a prior film from circulation at Chirags. The production is not the current showing at the theater, but an earlier one. Tunney remarks he will no longer hide his involvement and contemplates publicizing the matter or casting doubts in public view.
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers edged toward an undefeated season as they overwhelmed South Lexus College on Friday. Antonio Yommester starred, catching a three-yard pass to put the Mountaineers ahead in the final stanza. Ralph Shelton and Jamsa Teig contributed key plays as Mountaineers secured the win.
The Stanford University squad, still undefeated in conference play, faces the Washington Huskies in San Francisco. California Bears take on the Montana Grizzlies in Berkeley.
Senator A W Lepper of Pennsylvania will represent the Woatorm Teague in opposing the withdrawal of Tulsa and Oklahoma City from the league. Dale Gear, president of the Seague, announced Pepper will appear before the National Association of Milne Tongies at Paling Co to present arguments that the clubs have the right to enter the Texas League.
The Maryland racing commission suspended jockey Sande after a Pimlico fall classic incident. Sande, claiming in his defense that Reigh Count caused a steer into his mount, denied intentional foul play. The case to revoke his license was to be reviewed today.
Sabinal Star’s defense limits Uvalde to four kicks blocked or stopped as J Ware of Sebi ofu record Sy ing Sour punts. The unit’s strong work helps Sabinal upset Uvalde 12 to 11 for its first victory of the season, with Coach Heng Hichards praising the tenins and minimal fumbles.
Sumbman Texas reports Austin College Kangaroos outgained Simmons Cowhands by threefold with 652 yards to 183. Lack of punch and snap hurt Simmons as Des, a former Houston standout, tallied 69 yards on line plays. Uyde and Sanders starred for the Kangaroos.
Waco high school defense held firm early as Tyson Tigers approached, with Captain Mason scoring twice and Glover and Pruitt adding one each. The team aims to break a streak, facing a stiff rival and maintaining balance through the opening drives.
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