Big Six race could wrap this week with key showdowns
Major college football titles may be settled this week as Big Six contenders Nebraska and Kansas face off while Missouri and Drake battle for the crown. Ohio State, Georgia, and other top squads remain in contention as the season heads toward November 16 with many conferences still undecided.
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Tech and Jeff Prepare for Showdown in Dallas District
Thomas Jefferson high school faces Tech in a Saturday clash at Eagle Field after a tough week of practice. Jefferson must manage injuries to several players including Kazdloy, LeMeilieur, and English while Brackenridge and Harlandale push to rebound with key scrimmages.
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Kerrville Vie
Harlendale
Frackenridge
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Harry Hamilton
Jefferson Mustangs
Harlandale
Austin
Eagles
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Wiegms
G Sanifert
Serres
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Stroup
Harlan
Gale
Spamiplig
Martin
Sweetwater Faces Big Spring as Dominion Grid Duel Looms
In a 1933 league season preview Sweetwater, the two year champion, prepares to host Big Spring at Newnan Field. A crowd is expected for the Texas grid clash with teams including McCamey and Colo rado. Elsewhere WEIMAR and yardage exploits are noted as football action continues with local standings and hopefuls.
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Big Spring
San Angelo
San Angela
Elistrer
Newnan Field
McCamey
Wit
Colorado
Swenwater
Sonafay
Bobcats
Jim Canywell
Colorado Wales
Panther
Su Angelo
Mustaine Ab Soverwater
Steers Near Title Contenders With One Game Left
Bluefield College halfback Pete Young leads national scoring with 99 points in six games, topping Kent Murray Teachers and others. The Steers edged Navarro club 4-1 as Matthies and Leng led a strong attack, with Riley adding four hits as Lakeview Dairy moved within one win of the winter league championship.
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Bluefield Tw Vn
Young
Kent
Murray Ky
Associated Press
Pas
Bluefield College
Matthies
Ken
Murray
Everhadus
Michigan
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Georgia
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Texas
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Pacific—Howard
Southern Calloe
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ST Missouri Valley
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Gus Kueh
Butch Leng
Jin Riley
Navarra
Geico
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Riley
Lave
Benny Marshall
Dicke
Navarra Cub
St Eds Still Leads League In Texas Conference Race
St Eds Tigers remain top in the Texas conference standings despite a 7 0 loss to McMurry Aggies at Abilene. Hower Payne sits in second with one goal and two assists as the Tigers chase another conference title.
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Hike Assorzateat
Edward's Tigers
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Tio
Texas
McMercy Aggies
Abilene
Tigers
Hower Payne
Aggie Frosh Exhibition With Allen Team
Fragmented report notes a Friday game involving Aggie freshmen against Allen, with incomplete line details and scattered names. Mentions exhibition context, possible student players, and a November date but details are unclear.
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Aggie Frosh
Allen
Diddy
Alley Agadir Taayablers
Ie Pay Wilson
Tac
Ale Wala
North Texas Teachers Meet East Texas In Title Bid
In a key conference clash North Texas Teachers of Denton host East Texas Teachers of Commerce for a race deciding showdown. North Texas seeks a repeat title after last year’s crown while East Texas edges toward seeding with an undefeated league record.
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Denton
East Texas Teachers of Commerce
Sue Blan
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East Teans
Southeast
San Marcos
Houston
Rihwest
Trinity
Anache
Seguin and Lockhart in Virtual Top Tie in District Action
Seguin Matadors and Lockhart Lions battle to a 6-6 deadlock as District 23 action resumes in Gogdalipe county. The tied score follows earlier close games with New Brantnels and other district teams, highlighting late-season standings and standout performances by key players.
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Lockhart
Svach Vernon Hilliard
Lockhart High School Lions
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Gogdalipe
Vow
Sepuin
Utyt Pieg
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Lule
Youtum
New
Gortales
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West Pride Et
Goneales
Diskell
Soyip Maadoys
Lachhard Mansei
Tryong Bi
Del Rio Wildcats Triumph Despite Smith Absence
Del Rio defeats Hondo in a decisive high school football clash at Cowboy Park. Wildcats extend winning streak to five straight games as co captain Smith is sidelined for most of the game while Del Rio's offense finds its rhythm with mid season scores and several touchdowns.
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Une
Atmatier
Golumuls
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio State
Aggie Harriers Open Season Against Texas Lone Horns
College Station November 1 marks the start of the Texas Aggin Grass cross country team's season under Coach Frank G. Anderson with a dual meet against the University of Texas Longhorns who recently defeated Rice. The squad features captain vectors Fuentes Fay and Ray Cook among others, in a team that will travel from Temple to meet UT in a pivotal early clash.
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College Station
Frank G. Anderson
Texas Aggin
University of Texas Longhorns
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Rice Owls
Southern Methodist
Reve Saiigley
Blox
Saphmoore
Vas Bovis
Gbracketly Lie
Nophomore
Baylor Looms Large Ahead of Texas
A chaotic report from Dallas Nevada outlines a week of Southwest Conference grid action. Arkansas aims to extend its perfect run against Rice Owls while Texas meets Baylor in a pivotal Austin clash. SMU vs Texas A&M and TCU vs North Dakota also feature in a busy slate with early picks favoring Texas, Arkansas, and SMU.
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Hendrix College
Mustangs
Spills Harmless at 5 A.M. Port Sem Houston Army Horse Show
Spills occurred during a horse show at the staff post riding ring in Port Sem Houston on a sunny afternoon under Lieut Col F T Cruse. Several falls delighted the crowd while a young officer's daughter impressed by clearing a five foot fence. Major Summer Walle and Major G M Cowhern and the judges kept events moving as Ninth Infantry Music provided entertainment.
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Daighter
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Fenre
Inter Kent
Summer Walle
G. M. Cowhern
Ninth Infantry
J. G Osburn
Mickey Vee Raing
Chariie
Jimmie Watson
Alan Lonine
Hoel Jung
Poedinentek
Trsielaine Kers
Dahnne
Wiviyinrterein
Hanivei
Corporal Way
Mina Dre
Sienna Walle
Yardy Valle
Peeve
Piienton
Bonn
Ile Infantry
Pevenniie
Ian
Dorothy Whittle
Tinley
Minalwt
Pelvwnyanand Battery
Maalovant
Bergipe Juateey Welt
Vlar Gilers
Bing
Circ o High School Routs Bisllind Mavericks
Circo High School moved to second place in the Old Rell standings with a 23 to 1 defense over the Bisllind Mavericks. The game was Brownwood expo dated and notes Teaver deaths with Fellow felinies leading Brownware, reflecting a strong, uneven performance for the home team.
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SECON
Circo Iigh School
Rell
Lin
Bisllind Mavericks
Brownwood
Sandletter Keeps Pirates In Running For Title
Mose Kelsch, veteran end from Pittsburgh, showcases steady toe work keeping the Pirates in the National Professional League race. He drilled two field goals and added subsequent kicks that aided a 14 to 15 victory over the Chicago Cardinals, cementing his role as a key contributor to Pittsburgh's surge.
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Pittsburgh
Mose Kelsch
Pillseurgh
Pirates
Ieague
Wisfield Gow
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sxpdletter
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Geals
National football championship plans move forward
Col. Tolin B Reynolds announces the national football championship committee favors a Chicago game date. December 9 is tentatively set with Southern California as Western contender if invited. changes possible if Cal receives the invitation. Several eligible schools have signaled support, names withheld to avoid executive committee influence.
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Tolin B. Reynolds
Southern California
Western Selection Committee
Galonat Reynolds
Holiday in the Bronx as Fortthsim and New York Meet
Branx declares an official holiday for Saturday afternoon to let the roughly 2,000,000 Bronx residents attend the big football clash between Fortthsim and New York gnavetally at Yankee Stadium. Local officials aim to capture a holiday mood as fans converge for the high-profile game.
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Bronx
Yankee Stadium
Bears Fall to Redskins in Pro Grid Upset
Boston Redskins handed the Chicago Bears their first loss of the season, 10 to 0, as Jim Must and Clitt Battles produced a first quarter touchdown drive and field goal. Giants rally past Spartans 13 10. Packers edge Cardinals 14 6 amid on field dispute and penalties.
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Monterey Stars Push Through In A League Soccer Clash
Internationalals beat St. John 2 here as Monterey triumphs 2 to 1 at Pedro Park. Gutierrez’s Mexican league ties, Semary second team edge Margie F. 3 to 1. Victoria and Wiegers win to join Teague leaders.
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St. John’. Sombrury Sish
St. John's
Monterey
Bheiller
Qonsales P. Wat Seu Pedro Park
Scoomi Qlace
St. Anhin's Seminary
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Margie F
Victoria
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Inks Gutieries
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Gongales
Jone Wort
Gonanes
Caya- Jaime
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Pedro Morales
Wove Ja- Strumental
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Une Rouposta
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