San Antonio Future WME Congress Deliberates Franchise Changes
The Netagal Association executive committee discusses league amendments to curb franchise issues and salary limits. Four ex-Redbirds players were fined and banished last June amid salary talks, and San Antonio’s franchise status and Kowalik’s contract move toward Galveston are debated as negotiations continue for 1936.
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Association Club
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Jim Candsey
Charley Wilson
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J. Fickey
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National Association
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Alvin Gardner
Warren C. Giles
International League
Sod Dae D. Gear
Blanco Tree Army Elite Victory Opens Camp Elimination
Blanco's Team, coached by Jin Kenrick and Joz Caneile, crushed Taylor tree army 46 to 0 in the opening elimination game to decide the Southwest civilga conservation camps title. Lampasas or Basirap Sill was next. Holdebrend and Whitmre stood out for Blanco.
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Joz Caneile
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Whitmre
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Lawrence Fron
Taylor Released as Knoxville Boss
Knoxville news reports Tommy Taylor has been released by Knoxville, with general manager G Allen confirming the move. The article notes Taylor’s prior form and potential role during the upcoming camp, as Pierce defeats Fontaine in a listed bout, with Pierce securing a 135 round victory in London.
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Ice Hockey Results From New York Rangers and Americans
The Associated Press reports New York Americans defeated Chicago Rangers 3 1 with standout play by Rutten and Havent. Despite a close fight, Rangers were shut out ending 0 1 in a tense league game.
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McPhail and Bush Set to Rebuild Red Club
McPhail and Bush plan to bolster the Cincinnati Reds after turmoil and manager changes. They target Galveston league officials, with pitcher and outfield concerns, aiming to revive 1919 glory as they pursue a competitive season.
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Touchdown Parade Sees Nalin Extend Scoring Lead
The Sesoriied Press notes Bluefield College running back Pély Young scored his sixteenth rushing touchdown of the season, widening his national scoring margin as teams edge toward key matchups last week.
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Pély Young
Bluefield College
Monterey Internationals blank South Texas champions in AA clash
In a San Pedro Park Sunday match, the Monterey Internationals defeated Pedro Herrera's South Texas champions 16 to 0 as part of a crowded Class AA standings day. Goalkeeper Santos Cavazos starred, denying several shots while Jaime Vlesca and Alfred Viesca contributed on offense amid a high-scoring afternoon across the league.
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League Bans Tloading Up in Major League Ties
In Kansas City on Nov , the American Association adopted a rule banning clubs from acquiring players from their major league affiliates except early in the pruning race. Violations incur a 100 fine per game won, and any game won by the offending team would be forfeited. The move faces opposition from Columbus and Milwaukee clubs tied to St. Louis Cardinals and Browns. A 1900s schedule sets opening day April 17 and season end September 17, with a 20 player roster limit including injured players.
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Oldris
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Foxes
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Dour Weaver Vtlubs
Pénnan
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Wau Kemit
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Maxwell Regains Lead in Scoring for Abilene
ABILENE November 12 Bill Maxwell of Abilene Christian regained undisputed possession of the Texas conference scoring lead last week with a new touchdown at Austin College. Ray Taylor of Howard Payne and Samial Flon of St. Ferward’s tied for second, while Franc Bill of McMurry added a 20 nine touchdown field goal and three extra points.
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Abilene
Bill Maxwell
Wellerweghe
Abilene Christian Football Brigade
Texas
Austin College
Ray Taylor
Howard Payne
Sea Mile Flon
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Bill of
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GRID HEROES By Universal Service Saturday's football stars
Saturday's grid heroes include Tishg Nolt who ran for yardage and threw two TD passes against Catholic, Bul Goxsbus with two field goals to beat Southern California 13-7, and several others from Army Harvard Michigan and Kentucky.
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Branford
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Southern California
Jack Bocklee
Army
Ledstrack
Harvard
Maynard Piti
University of War
Boulert
Syracuse
Hermian Everhardus
Michigan
Mady Geld
Bue Dammann
Colorado Aggies
Utah Amgles
Ralph Kercheval
Kentucky
Kentucky to replace Gamage with Major Ralph Line in 1984
Reported coach changes indicate University of Kentucky head coach Ttarry Gamage will be succeeded in 1984 by Major Ralph Line, a former United States Military Academy mentor. Sources quoted in Knoxville say Gamage has landed a coaching position elsewhere.
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Brainard signs with Dallas again in 1934 deal
Fred Brainard, manager of Om Dallas Breeré in the Texas league, signs a one year contract for 1934. A new basketball league was formed in St Louis with teams including Springfield and Bloomington.
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Robstown Grid Star Out of Hospital
Rendall Mussel, a standout Rice/Wake district grid star from Robstown and a top Cotton Picker sophomore at the University of Texas, returns home on crutches after an Achilles injury operation at Santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio. Casts immobilize his legs and feet for a month as doctors aim to straighten his hip. he faces possible varsity removal for the season.
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Touchdowns At Premium On This Team
RICHMOND KY November 13 Eastern Kentucky Teachers college football shows a rugged start with one setback and three ties, scoring 12 points to 12 for the opposition. The squad opened with a tie against Union, then drew with Georgetown and East Tennessee. A defeat to Transylvania preceded a bounce back win over Morehead State, setting the stage for a clash next Saturday with the University of Louisville.
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Infantry and Artillery Polo Tie at Harvardfeld
An Army polo match Sunday at Harvardfeld ended in a 10-7 defeat for the Army Freebooters. The Artillery Four, led by Lieutenants Hill Garden Casak Dodd and MeNair, topped the Infantry with three goals from Hill and others aboard. Captains Coulter and Crave starred for Infantry.
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Unclear Football Result Patch From Ny Wire Service
Fragmentary Ny wire service copy shows disjointed football results with garbled team names and scores. Readable bits mention New York Clune and Cornell like entities but details, dates, and full team names are unreadable.
Seven Teams Chase Undefeated Grid Title
Seven major college football teams remain unbeaten as the season nears its midpoint. Ardry leads, while Oregon Michigan Georgia Duke Princeton and Nebraska all face tough matchups against traditional rivals this week. Conference clouts and regional showdowns shape a busy schedule with key clashes in the Big Ten Pac Coast and Southeast as teams push toward titles.
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Fort Clark Rodeo and Race Meet Ends
Fort Clark Fort Brackettville and nearby Fort Clark ends rodeo and race meet Sunday. The program featured riding and roping contests and a monkey drill by Fifth Cavalry riders. Activities were managed by W. T. Miller with events including stock handling and wild cow milking.
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