Kerrville Eleven Leads High School Grid Grace in District Title Bid
The Kerrville football eleven, hailed as the greatest ever for the Kerrville High School, fields a star lineup with players listed by number and position. They travel to San Antonio Friday aiming to stay atop District 12 4 champions and keep a close chase to the title.
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Tivy Eyes Big Showdown With Kerrville Komets
Kerrville aims to extend a scoreless streak as Jefferson visits Eagle Field for district action. Jefferson stars Whitlock Zander and Bob Reaves clash with Kerrville’s relentless line, while Harlandale rides momentum from earlier wins. Fans pack streets and await a decisive night.
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Bob") Reeves
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Brumley Valley Top Point Getter in District No 18 A
Edinburg reports Brumley Finnburg Poieet fullback leads Rio Grande valley scoring for the season with 11 touchdowns 9 conversions and 1 field goal totaling 78 points across seven games. Johnny Garrett Parmondville sits second with 67 points.
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Rice and Ag Fish to Play Saturday
Rice and Ag Fish are set for a Saturday game in College Station as the freshmen face the Rivenstitale team, aiming to end their season with a strong showing. The Fish squad, seen as more balanced than the 1936 edition, seeks wins over the Texas Yearlings on November 2 in Austin and closes the season against a University of Texas foe, while the Tigers travel to New Braunfels for a Friday matchup featuring local players.
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Internationals Hold Sunday Morning Practice Session
The International class basketball players will practice Sunday morning at Lanterminsehiool gyui from 10 to 12. They previously beat Company C of the Twenty third infantry 34 to 15 on Thursday night.
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Central junior teams win two in class B and C
Central Junior Conference action produced two wins for the junior teams in classes B and C. Franz Trucos scored on a 220 yard? run for a touchdown, Maurer added the conversion, and Jerry Willand connected with Frank Carson for the extra point. A late safety clinched the win as Central’s defense held in the final period.
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St Anthony’s 4 Card Party and Dance Fundraiser
A community event to raise funds for St Anthony’s College Athletic Association is set for Friday at Central Catholic High School. Sponsored by the schools and Mothers’ Club, the evening promises entertainment and social activity with proceeds benefiting the athletic program.
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Chevigny Seeks Texas Best Game Before Gopher Clash
Chicago dispatch reports University of Texas football teams prepares at Soldier Field for a decisive matchup with Minnesota Gophers in Minneapolis. Texas aims to rebound from four straight Southwest losses as Coach Chevigny vows the best performance of the season. Minnesota drills focus on forward passing and defense, with Bob Johnson stepping in at tackle and Larry Buhler remaining at fullback.
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Littlefield Smiles No The UT Coach Seeks Reappointment
Clyde Dietie Held, UT freshman football and track coach, seen in Governor Allred's reception room. A friend jokes about Chevigny's job. Littlefield denies mixing athletics with politics and asserts honesty in the athletic department. Jack Chevigny had announced he would not re-apply for the head coaching post.
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