Aggie S M U Battle Tops Southwest Card
Texas Aggies seek to keep pace with Texas as they host a crippled Southern Methodist team in a pivotal conference clash. The story notes Texas’s 94-0 win over SMU earlier, SMU injuries to Maley and Pasqua, and forecasts a 22,000 crowd for the kickoff amid Aggie and Longhorns studies of form and weather on the road to Thanksgiving.
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Tivy Antlers Triumph 9–0 Over Jefferson Mustangs
In a dramatic Week-End Horse Show night Tivy edged Jefferson 9 to 0 in district 18 action. Sheffield’s 30 yard run and Weir’s extra point keyed the scoring while Jeter added a safety in the final quarter. Jefferson threatened but could not cross the line as Tivy clamped down in defense.
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San Antonio Bowlers TLENERS Bidke Messers Lead
A fragmented sports wrap mentions San Antonio bowlers TLENERS and MONNAY with Bidke posting 208 and Messer 103 as part of a series of boxing and bowling results from Worcester and Detroit. The report also notes a social event honoring Miss Jean Champion in San Jose with a hosted table of Misses Ruby Ford Ford tran and others.
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Purps Bow to Del Rio 13 6 Bulldogs fall Friday night
Del Rio High defeated Burbank 19 to 1 Friday night as the Purps led 6 0 at halftime. Del Rio struck in the third period with two scores to pull away. Burbank added a second quarter score after recovering a Del Rio fumble on the 16. The Tigers had 10 first downs to Burbank’s 5 amid a rough game with misplays and late passes. Starting lineups listed include Burbank ends Jones Bet and tackles McCrestess Granato with center Collins and backs Knight Teague Tiley. Del Rio’s offense featured Hill Cerijis Billings Moses and Walk among others. The game was a Big Sunday Light classification item.
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Arkansas Edges Rice In Slugfest At Houston
Houston game report shows Arkansas and Rice in a high scoring clash. Both teams demonstrate strong passing and powerful rushing, with neither side clearly dominating as the contest unfolds.
Razorbacks and Owls Clash In Defensive Battle
A crowd of about 15 000 watched Arkansas and Rice battle to a 7 0 game. Arkansas had shaken off four Southwest Conference losses while Rice held a one touchdown edge in predicted outcome, with Arkansas improving passing and Rice sharpening rush defense for the key clash.
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Horse Show Opens at Brackenridge Park
The San Antonio horse show opens Saturday at Brackenridge Park with children’s jumping as the progam. The second program starts at 7 30 p m featuring girls’ equitation and a sequence of five gaited classes including five-gaited geldings and mares, walking horse, and amateur entries. The event continues Sunday.
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Pacific Lutheran Wins League Title in Washington Meet
Yakima Wash Nov 5 Pacific Lutheran College clinches the Washington tele league title with a 2 to 7 victory over Central Washington College of Ellensburg.
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Marriage Invitation for Gene Periz Aubrey and Briseac
A missive invites attendance at the upcoming marriage of Gene Periz Aubrey, daughter of Dr. Pee William Huard Haxets, to Joseph Edmund Briseac. The ceremony is set for Tuesday evening at 8:30 in San Antonio Texas, with reception to follow at 715 Shooks Avenue.
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Day Leads In Matels Bowling Match Championship
Santa Monica California November 8 4 In a troubled bowler duel Ned Day of Duluth Minnesota built a big lead defending the national match game title. Day rolled 2100 pins to Jackson 1746 and led 3446 to 53 last night as seven games at 200 plus. Jackson struggled with 14 spills seven errors and a 174.6 average. Day had five splits two errors AY strikes and a 249 high. The pair to return in Midwest play after tonight and tomorrow.
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College Games Results Across Southwest and Midwest
A compiled snap of college football scores from the Southwest and Midwest regions showing Texas Teachers 28 Awol Central Oklahoma City 0, Texas Weslaya 82 Daniel Gaxer, Santa Ana 19 Riverelde 3, Lutheras 20 Central Washington 0, Puget Sound 7, East California State Teachers 43, Georgia Teacher 0, Indiana Tech 27 Western Won! Teachers 8, and numerous other results including Oklahoma A and administrative junior college showings.
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Cubs Sign Puerto Rican Giant Hiram Bithorn
The Chicago Cubs assess Hiram Bithorn as a pitching potential and discover a record setting path for Puerto Rican players. Drafted from the Hollywood club, he heads to his homeland Puerto Rico for a vacation before joining major league action.
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Jackets to face Edison Bears in pivotal grid showdown
Anthony's Yellow Jackets, unbeaten in local play, clash with Edison Bears as both sides seek momentum. Jackets rely on DuBose and Brogan in backfield while Edison seeks bounceback form behind Cozad and weighty offense. Key injury concerns include Gibbons out and Goodwin lost for the season. game set for 8 p.m. with cold weather and high stakes in the Southwest Academic League race.
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Notre Dame Faces Navy as Underdog in Big Tilt
Notre Dame travels to Baltimore for the Navy game as the betting underdog with harvard tied to manpower advantage. Navy's defense has allowed one TD in six games and features star backs. Notre Dame relies on backs Bersell and Juzwik to spark the offense amid poor field conditions and a large crowd approaching 68,000.
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San Marcos Rattlers Crush Unicorns for District Lead
San Marcos Rattlers beat New Braunfels 12 to 0 to claim sole position in District 26 A after a tense Friday night game. Magruder connected on two passes for touchdowns, Wilbur George and Jack Ewen scoring as the defense forced punts and kept the Unicorns scoreless. The win leaves San Marcos undefeated while New Braunfels slips, with key plays including a blocked punt and a missed kick.
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Bedford Upsets Mayfield 14 to 6 as Jim Parks scores
Bedford High School beats Mayfield 14 to 6 in a Friday game. Halfback Jim Parks tallied the lone Bedford touchdown while coach Tom Welbaum celebrated shortly after promising to name his baby Jim for the first scorer.
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Kearney First to Wind Up Unbeaten
Navy New York reports a slim Friday night slate but several teams remained unbeaten. Kearney Teachers cruised Wayne Teachers 28 to 0 to finish 4 0 on the season. Miami Florida, Mississippi Southern, and others kept perfect marks with decisive wins.
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Stanford Hosts Longhorns in Pacific Coast title bid
Stanford faces a traveling squad of 34 players in a Pacific Coast conference title bid against a high scoring Longhorns lineup. The host team aims to leverage a strong home edge as the season narrows toward a pivotal championship clash with Hasadena’s squad possibly in the mix.
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Texas Favored To Play In Rose Bowl vs Nebraska
The article reports Texas as a favorite for the Rose Bowl, with quotes from back Kmutovic and booster Frankie Athers, noting Huntington Pasadena views and coaching comments by Clark Shaughnessy. It mentions undefeated Texas, other contenders like Oregon and California, and ticket prices set by chairman Robert M. Mesgurdy for roughly 15,000 seats.
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Steers Discuss Postseason Plans Amid Oregon Schedule
Unclear remarks from coach D X Bible of Texas prep for possible bowl games while finishing the schedule against Oregon. He hints no postseason talk until after December games and mentions a potential Texas or Aggies Cotton Bowl appearance with Navy team consideration for regional prestige.
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