Thomas Jefferson Mustangs Face Harlandale in District Showdown
Thomas Jefferson Mustangs, unbeaten in District 12, prepare to meet Leo Wildman and his Harlandale squad at Eaglefield. Brackenridge and Waco clash on a sloppy field as injuries mount, including Freeman Alien with a dislocated shoulder and CC. B. Stroud returns from rash after anti tetanus shot.
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Thomas Jefferon
Mustangs
Leo Wildman
Harlandale
Eaglefield
Tarhoon
Earle Field
Gilbert Mata
Austin
Leonard Milner
HG. Achterberg
Tech
Ware
Eugle
Tigers
Cleburne
Coraicans
Simmons to Invade Boston Next Season
Boston plans exist for a December next year intersectional football game between Simmons University of Abilene Texas and Boston college Geeswork. G. L. Sanderer Texas university graduate manager discussed with John Curler graduate manager of athletics. Verbal agreement reached for next year a 100 dirge bund 50 sowgirty dresum ed in purple and golf and newstat hundred routers will come to Boston by special station.
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Boston
Simmons University of Abilene
Texas
Bosta College
Geeswork
Imlay
G . Sanderer
The
Texas University
John Curler
Texan
Spelal Station
Lanier Scraps for Flag in District 24
Sidney Lanier faces Mooresville at Van Daele Stadium Friday at 3 20. Thomas Balson battles Alamo Heights at Edison Field Friday 3 45. Lanier Voks, unbeaten in district, meet Floresville, also undefeated, at Ven Daele stadium Friday 3 30. Edison’s Golten and Alamo Heights clash at So Field as district rivals race toward the title.
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W. Ob
Pet Loop
Alamo Heights
Tohmas Edizon
Sidney Lanier
Mooresville
van Daele
Thomas Balson
Edison Field
Gooch
Nemo Herrera
Sidney
Lanier Voks
Floresville
Disttict
Ven Daele Stadium
Voks
Thomas Edison
Mastera
Lopez
Backa
Fioresville
Vokts
Golten
Alamo Heights Mules al So
Eichean Field
Bears fall back in race after upset losses in pro football
In Chicago news, the Bears lost ground in the National Football League standings after a surprise defeat while Philadelphia Eagles dominated defense and pressed for a strong lead. Portsmouth and Green Bay also suffered losses as New York Giants won a memorial game for Major Frank Cavanaugh, contributing to a lighter gate for the Cavanaugh family.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Ufp Tesd
Guy Turnbow
University of Mississippi
New York Giants
Boston
Harry Newman
Rees
Gilst Babties
Bo" Molenda
Cavanaugh
Bo Gorum
New York
Cavanaughs
Shooting match at Bandera road range nets twenty one turkeys
A shooting party at the Bandera road rifle range hosted by the Public Service Rifle Ang Pisiyy club resulted in twenty one turkeys harvested. Competitors listed include Don Nissen AL Nissen W OH Merenn G J Kriesh W T Gilkey Clay MacPalland B C Petrieh Lowry W B Ciel HT Swine M D Mathis DW Dean KE Davla Giorga Wancell Max Crow Otto Hegemann and C B bate. An apparatus teaser promises more details in a later issue.
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Ang Pisiyy Club
Bandera Road
Lwcky
Don Nissen
AL Nissen
W. OH
Merenn
G. J. Kriesh
W. T. Gilkey
Clay MacPalland
B.C, Petrieh
Lowry
W. B. Ciel
HT. Swine
M.D, Mathis
Dean
KE. Davla
Giorga Wancell
Max Crow
Otto Hegemann
C. B. Bate
Undefeated and Untied Leaders in College Football
The Associated Press tally shows Seventies era teams like Oregon Emory and Henry and Bluefield College leading with eight straight wins. The list ranks squads by win loss records with notable entries such as Princeton Depauw Murray Teachers and Duke reflecting strong early seasons in a competitive field.
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Emory and Henry
Bluefield College
Brees
Princeton
Depauw
Associated Press
Emory
Henry Wadee
Bluefield Col
Murray
Atmy Capricas
Kirksville
Duke
Georgia
Bt- Cloud
Minn
Frincetan
Depauy
Ind
Univ
Michigan
Nebraska
Thomas Cal
Tarkio
Rollins
Fla
Tombstone of 70 000 Somme dead stands at Thiepva
The imposing memorial, three years in the making, honors 73,307 British officers and men who fell on the Somme. It rises about 140 feet high at the center of the Somme battlefield and bears tablets with names of those who fought in the five month struggle. It was unveiled in March 1992. Tomorrow The Pretzel Tree.
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Thiepva
Somme
Dope Divided On Mat Bout At Indoor Wrestling Card
Dopey Osborn of Fort Worth and Charles Allen of Toledo clash in a two out of three falls bout for the Indoor program top spot at Herthoven hall. The card also features Joe Mullens versus Blackstock in a semi final and openers Cowboy Lateral and Tiny Ruff in one fall.
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Herthoven Hall
Dobley Osborn
Caw
Fort Worth
Charles Allen
Toledo
Ohio
Flash
Cold Lide
Allen
Marshall Blackstock
Tennes
Blackstock
Joe Mullens
Houston
Great Recovery Shots Give Runyan Golf Title
Paul Runyan of Westchester County New York won the national capital open in Washington after a dramatic 64 holes. He finished at 211 to beat Aloysius Kovak and others for the title and $900. Runyan faced trouble but recovered on the final holes with precise pitching and a clutch final putt to seal the victory at Kenwood Club. Johnson, Klein, Burke, and Armo also earned payouts in the event.
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Washington, D. C
Acmes
Paul Runyan
Westchester County
New York
Washington
Kenwood Club
Little Polson
Irene
Aw Runym
Pnie Ofer Perio
Walter Kozak
Flushing
Long Island
Rutyan
United States Wins International Military Jumping Title at New York Show
At Madison Square Garden the U S Army officers from Fort Riley Kansas won the $1000 sweepstakes with Tanbark after a jump-off, besting runners up Margot Kornet and Horymiv in the international military jumping championship. The event shared spotlight with the rocket class and the King’s Genius versus Dictory Dare duel.
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United States Army
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ireland
Canada
U. S
BF. Thomson
Tanbark
United States
Margot
Kornet Fromweden
Horymiv
Czechoslovakie
Col. W. H. Henderson
Eatontown
N. J
Kine
Genius
Robert, A. Selby
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mexican Sunday School League Opens With Two Thrilling Games
The Mexican Sunday School Basket Ball league opened with two close contests. Trinity Methodists lost to Presbyterians 25 to 3% after a tough battle, while Wesley House edged Mexican Christians 44 to 38 by a single point.
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Trinity Methodists
Presbyterians
Wesley House
Matthies Steers Win Winter Ball Pennant in North League
Big Jim Ruey’s Matthies Steers clinch the Mountain league title and beat Lakeview Dairymen 7 to 0 at Lakeview Diamond to close the Winter Baseball season. Smokey Woods earns his fourth win, allowing six hits as Lakeview errs costlier in the ninth. Paul Petsch goes 3 for 4 for Lakeview. Navarro forfeits to Navarro club in the other league game.
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Matthies Steers
Navarra Club
Lakeview Dair
Dibble
Alamo Heights Firemen
Big Jimn Ruey
Lakeview Dairymen
Lakeview Dismond
Smokey Woods
Steers
Dairymen
Aoss
Jess Minnis
Lakeview Slinger
Paul Petsch
Lakeview
Navarro Club
Lakeview Matthies Sievers
HOA, Koch
Petach
Riley
Neur'e Ud
Wands P
Zoelln'r
Minnis
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Lakeview Dairy
T Morin
Feillu
Koch
Livingston
T. Mate
Lentz
B. Conway
Priach
Evans
O. Morin
Feille
Shrek
Woods
Halls
Wmpires
Shcenmen
Cameron
Portland Triumphs Over Mexicans After Tenth Inning Rally
Portland defeated the Mexicans 6 to 5 in ten innings after overcoming a five-run ninth inning deficit. Davis drove in the decisive run with two on in the top of the tenth, Eckhardt doubled with the bases loaded in the seventh for three RBIs, and Portland’s pitchers limited the Avrecas late surge. Score details show Portland 28 runs to Avrecas 28 runs. Batteries: Davis and Palmitsana for Portland, Rossell and Prdvora for Avrecas.
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Portland
Mexico
DP. F
Portland Baseball Club
Avrecas
United States
Davis
Eckhardt
Anving
la Agrenas
Palmitsana
Rossell
Prdvora
Laundry Team Wins at Randolph Field 5-2
The Gunshine Laundry's softball squad defeated Squadron 47 5-2 at Randolph Field on Sunday. Wild Hand pitched for Gunshine while Arethia pitched for Squadron 47.
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Squadron 47
Randolph Field
Wild Hand
Arethia
Northwestern fullback injured in car crash delay
In Evanston on November 13 a crash caused by sudden braking led to injuries to Northwestern University fullback Charles Conch Deval. Edward Whaley, driving a horse at the scene, applied brakes to avoid a collision, resulting in multiple stitches to close a cut.
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Punch Duvall
Evanston
Til
Aix
Cub
Charles Conch
Deval
Northwestern
Abin
Edward Whaley
Duvall
Aggies Stand Alone With Title Chance In Conf Race
Texas A M faces a tangled title race as Arkansas and SMU pursue final wins. Texas Longhorns can clinch by 3 remaining games. TCU, Baylor, Rice, and SMU must win and rely on Texas losses. Aggies, despite preseason hype, remain the sole team still mathematically in the hunt.
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Texas
Wble
Texas Aggies
Yacie
Tle
Arkansas
Ageis
Longhorns
Southern Methodist
Rice
Rien
Texas Christian
Texas University At Austin
Institute
Houston
Southern Methoough
Centenary
Shreve Port
Baylor
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Attle Hendrix College
Fayetteville
Ross Defends His Lesser Ring Title
New York boxing notes preview a Junior welterweight title defense by Barny Ross in Chicago against Sammy Fuller at the Chicago Stadium Friday. The card also features a 10 round middleweight bout Henneby versus Young Terry at Madison Square Garden and a one round non title featherweight bout Freddie Miller against Lew Feldman at Ridgewood.
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Ross
New York
Barney Ross
Brown
Chicagnan
Tony Crazoner
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Ing Mreunder
Chicago Stadium
Marlson Square Garden
Marlson Square Garden Will Rename Fiftle Actiyties
Toulb
Henneby
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Freddie Miller
Claeinandi
National Boxing Association
Lew Feldman
New York State
Ridgewood Grave
Prophet Pete Winners Gain and Losses at Saturday Games
Prophet Pete enters a not guilty plea amid a chaotic college football spread with 403 contestants. amid wild upsets in the Southwest Conference, notable picks included Rice over Arkansas and Texas over Baylor. Several fans earn small prizes as Pete promises tougher picks next week, including theater tickets as prizes.
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Majesty Theater
Foot High
Baglat
Texas
Rice
Arkansas
Prophet Pete
Alt
Pate
Bernard Jiminez
Fort Sem Houston
Wilbur Marks
Highland Boulevard
M. G. Young
Bryan
C. Tl. Redkey
West Magnolia
Kathryn Armstrong
Kirk’ Place
Marks
Baylor
Stanford
Navy
Chicago
Mr. Young
Prophet Fete
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Une
Aggies
T. GU
North Dakota
Pitt
Duquesne
Columbia
Nevy
Pete
Texas Theater
Broncs Drill for Sul Ross in Injury Runup
West Moorland Broncs plan blocking drills Monday afternoon and defensive work Tuesday as they prepare for Sul Ross Loboes invasion. At 7 40 Friday night Charley Martin center sprained ankle August Finger quarterback injured right wrist and Cecil Mynier pulled leg muscle were Browe injuries Friday night against Victoria July college.
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Westmoorland Broncs
Sul Ross Loboes
Engle
Charley Martin
Finger
Cecil Myniér
Browe
Victoria Junly College
Jackets Kings of Academic Gridsters
St Anthony's Yellow Jackets clinched the Southwest Texas Academy league title with a 12-7 win over Central High at Tech Field. Sally Salewski returned from injury to help set up the winning score as Walsh plunged in from the one yard line in the final minute.
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T. Peb
St. Anthony's College
Crysts City
Central Catholic High
Laredo
Peacock Military Academy
Boerne High
Texas Military Tristitute
Victoria High
Fiddle Burns
St Anthony's Yellow Jackets
Tech Field
Jackets
Central Hight
Southwest Texas Academia League
Sally Salewski
Walsh
Dockets
Mayard
Blake
St. Anthony's
Gece
Herman Blesenbach
Central
Rudy Bouhs
Welland
Oxten
Central Nront
Braathsay
An A
Anthai Keanu
Scett Dene
F. Helly
Johnson
Ray Pach
Catalan
Baron
Hutchinsor
Dibbre Iicatae
Amy Suarens
I Ene
Hesas i Et'anthany' A
Central 8
San Antonio awarded state Y M C A tennis event
The state YMCA tennis tournament goes to San Antonio on August 18 after a Corsicana meeting. A plan for all Y activities in Austin was rejected. The next committee meeting will be in Austin with dates to be set. H B Carmack and B Schnurr of Houston were elected president and secretary. Additional awards list handball January 3 in Houston, basketball February 24 in Dallas, church basketball March 6 in Fort Worth, boxing February, wrestling April in Oak Cliff Dallas Valley ball March 24 in Fort Worth swimming August Houston, gymnastics March 43 Dallas.
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San Antonio
Corsicana Bunday
Austin
H. B. Carmack
B. Schnurr
Houston
Wolverines Face Tense Close Games Under Kipke Era
In Chicago on November 13, Michigan under Harry Kipke has crafted many narrow wins. The Wolverines frequent close results show a four-point average margin in Big Ten play, with Minnesota and Illinois among recent heartbreaks. Other contenders like Minnesota, Northwestern, Purdue, and Notre Dame loom as tough tests ahead for a potential shared title chase.
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Chicago
Harry Hipke
Michigan
Wolverine
Kipke
Matec
Blue
Wolverines
State
Texma
Tlinois
Tews
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State
Milneis
Urey
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