San Antonio Bowlers Dominate Texas State Women Tenpins
San Antonio women swept the Texas state tournament closing the meet with wins in Class A singles and doubles. Helen Barbera led with $35, while partners Lots Buta and Allee teamed for doubles 2054. Fort Worth’s Buly Pulliam won Class A all events. Houston’s Glas Zander led in singles with 316 and Celeste Sonsel and Lorraine Riddle took doubles 1082. Officers elected include Dallas president Garry Henderson and Houston secretary Helen Baetz.
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Houston
Taxis
San Antonio
Wome
Staday
Helen Barbera
Buta
Allee
Buly Pulliam
Fort Worth
Glas
Glaaya Zander
Celeste Sonsel
Lorriane Riddle
Douls
Gladys Zander
Olass
Eigles
Ble Jacobs
Dallas
Dorthy Pharisa
Wichita Falls
Mary
Anna Marie Messer
Houspton
Anna Mar ‘Presner
Garry Henderson
Sue Davis
Gelveston
Helen Baetz
Sar Antonia
Wille Ray Long
Shirley Gantenbein
Stageant-At-Grms
YMCA Sports Report Highlights Safety and Water Standards
YMCA officials describe ongoing efforts to improve swimming pool safety and water quality. The report notes lapses in water testing, urges stricter adherence to drinking water standards, and cites staff training as key to meeting hygiene requirements.
Sunday School Board Sets Lesson on Basketball Teams
Sunday Schools representatives and district leaders meet at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall to decide how many basketball teams each of four divisions will form for the Buus School maturation program. New officials are Mantel Gerhardt, Roverney Af Disteiel 3, and Wrank Pregsler, who favor close oversight.
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Rovernoin
Bonday
Yaga
Ienema
Buus
Alolo Aeration
Tlgnsie Plas
Will Bee
Derenbes
eBay Wither
Tina Linea
Semooiation
Mantel Gerhardt
Eoverney Af Disteiel
Wrank Pregsler
Eve Think al
Howard Perierfield
Rex Marlin
Mist Register
Undefeated And Untied Undefeated And Untied
The text notes an unbeaten team and mentions a mix of names, dogs, and awards amid jumbled reporting. It references winners and champions in a chaotic list, including Breed names and kennel mentions, with scattered entities such as Meadowbrook, Boston, and multiple people, all tangled in a fragmented recap.
Doberman dogs win at Alamo Heights kennel show
A one year old Doberman named Asta of Engelstolz, owned by Mrs. Dorothy Grave of Detroit, won best of show at the Alamo Heights Kennel Club all breed show in Lionsfield, beating Sir Guy of Dolwed and other top entries under judge S. H. Betdow. The San Antonio club held its show after a long judging session into Sunday morning.
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Asta Uf Engeltsols
Dorothy Grave
Grice
Alamo Heights Kennel Club
Lionsfield
Sir Guy
Delwed
Pointer
Frank Felgschmint
Elgin
San Antonio Tenniel Club
S. H. Betdow
Birminghan
Beatrice H. Godsell
Robinson Neb
San Antonio
Ainmo
Heddow
Alama Heights
Jr. Hack Childs
Mrs. Godsol
Glenn Pevers
Notre Dame Coach Ed McKeever Praises Navy Obstacle Course
Army obstacle coach Ed McKeever, Notre Dame football mentor, says he has only completed the Navy obstacle course once. He recalls attempting it when Navy cadets faced a tough test and says he would have struggled to finish in under 16 minutes.
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Tad Ed McKeever
Notre Dame
Navy Tenanees
Army Navy Hurdles Highlight Weekend College Football
New York Nov 13 Army Navy clash looms after Penn Purdue battles and Army ranks top with a decisive win over Notre Dame. Ohio State edges Pitt as Michigan and Minnesota post wins. Duke loses to Wake Forest while Texas and Tulsa prepare for key showdowns amid bowl talk.
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Barbuld
New York
Army
Cadets
Duke
Gotre Drme
Peonie
Annapolis
Navy
Cornell
Aotal
Eles
Pennsylvania
Purdue
Navy Alreaiy
Penn
Michigan
Columbia
Northwestern
Ohio State
Wivili
Pittsburgh
Buckeyes
Tl-linois
Wolverines
Claude “Buddy” Young Jang
Llinoistates
Minnesota
Indana
Honsins
Wisconsin
Badger
Allen Shaller
Will Jrissl
Notre Dame
Wake Forest
Wis
South Cara- Mog
Pr Byterian
Mississippi State
Auburn
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Methodist
Texas
Texas Chilatian
Texas Agrgies
Tulsa
Southwestern
Meethi
Rezarbacks
Randolph
Maxwell
Pre Flighters and Tars Slug It Out in Naval Games
In San Francisco Kezar Stadium St Marys Navy Pre-Flight beat Alamero Coast Guard 52 to 19 with rough play and punches traded as Navy lines dominated. 20,000 spectators watched as Coast Guard penalties and hard hits marked the contest. Nearby reports note Army and Air Force games with strong showings as services compete for regional football honors.
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Ban Francisco
Bob Reld
Usted
Peasaltys
Goast
Navy
Enme
Tana
St. Mary's
Lieut
Parker Hall
University of Miseissinp
Coast Servoy
Bob Dat Porto
Tillmckinphen
Carmel High Band Blaze At Football Game
At a Carmel High football game a fire caused by a smoke pot in a home fires formation injured bandmaster Then, Fa biah and four spectators with second degree burns. The band’s cottage and chimney prop ignited when a musician dropped a match into the pot as the game paused between plays.
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Chillago
Carmel High School
Fabiah
Harves
Carmel-St Hilo
Carmél
Yale remains unbeaten as Army Navy game move debated
Yale stays undefeated after a 13 to 9 win over Brown as Princeton opens with a 16 to 6 victory over Muhlenberg. Navy and Army are discussed for a home-based December 2 game relocation to boost war bonds.
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Army
Pennsylvania
Navy
Purdue
Yale
Elis
Brown
North Carolina
Princeton
Muhrenberg
Ang Swarthmore
Little Quakers
New York
Towa Seahawks
Bunker Hill
Towa
Bainhyidee
Chevy Point
Great Lakes
Third Air Force
Washington
Amy-Navy
Tenui
Pree- Idealia
Stephen Arly
Anpolis
Week End Sports report from Belevant and crosscountry meet notes
scattered odds from multiple sports events include hockey at Belevant with winners, cross country at Van Courtland Park, Army and others in various meets, plus mentions of football and track results across teams and locations. details are fragmented but cite several institutions and places like Van Courtland Park, Los Angeles, Inglewood, and Kansas City with sporadic scores and participants.
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Belevant
Nice
AY York
Army
Art Tries
Chameron
van Courtland Park
Baltimore
Lien
John
Tas Angeles
Inglewood
Rogers Jiandican
Mollywoor Park
Ono
California
Wight
Edernyd Lanniack
Woreeater
Tech Gresh
SY. Louis—Saei Brnaetors
Presient
National Seaxne Cordiale
Mana
Pista
Bnseball Park
Lotte Ta
Kansas City
Welker Corinys
Natill Lett
NHK
Thole
Yonkers
Gaelee
Mies
Mavi Hospi
Eqvertag Te PG Wilon
ARS Yaila Fm
Brackruridgr Park Hosts Woman Golf Sweepstakes Showdown
Mrs. Lee Ghilstopher patrid wins first in the women’s poll stakes at Brackruridgr Park with a destroke handicap and 87-134. Mrs. Kirk Parnell places second. Willey Sturman takes the overall sweepstakes at Drackenvilge Park with a net 5-66, while Herbert Brashear and Joe Cummings tie for second with 77-72 and 13-31-70 scores.
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Lee Ghilstopher
Gross WL
Wonet Tih
Brackruridgr Park
Kirk Parnell
Willey Sturman
Drackenvilge Park
Herbert Brashear
Joe Cummings
Touchdown Parade Across Nations Highlights High Scoring Season
Touchdown figures from New York reports show Los Angeles Youth and Wake Forest players among top scorers with multiple touchdowns in recent games. The cluttered account lists teams like Mississippi State and Arkansas in conference notes, noting season completions and key performances as squads push toward postseason play.
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Nolce Dain
Arty
Glenn Davin
Enzo Hirsh
Toothai
Los Angeles
Cor
Nolds
van Toni
Wilidamns
Mississipi State
Cary. Potitar
Miichtowns
Alleruch Downs
Sida
Olad Potnis
Yasi
Rocky Amnintain
Jounwy Shayhulssl
Aly Woree
Paul Catlins
Museowel
Texas Apples
Carter Wins Way to City Golf Finals
Brackenridge High student Carter defeats Fidel Barrerg 3 2 to reach city golf final against veteran Lettoy Brannen. Carter shot a 71 par, with four birdies, in semi final. Brannen advanced by beating Lieut Charles Beaumont. Final match set for next Sunday at Brackenridge Park, 8:20 p m, 18 holes morning and rematch in afternoon.
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Dy Carter
Brackenridge High School
Lettoy Brannen
Brackenridge Park
Young Carter
Fidel Barrerg
Distlyal
Branwen
Thel
Itals
Charles Beaumont
Thyt. H. Stafferd
Capt. Reese
Joe Curmings
John Zoller
J. W. Banks
Lieut. L. Pierce
GC. M. Horlen
F Estrada
Cpl
Ruge Knox Wert
W. OG. Payne
Derault
al Barabttt
A. R.petex
Navy PreFlight and Army Dominate In 1940s Football Scores
A compact page of midseason football results lists Navy PreFlight, Alameda, Fort Monro e Jacksonville Naval Air, and other service teams posting wins. Notable scores include Navy 49 and Boston College 24, with Army defeating Great Falls 4. The roundup covers multiple players, service academies, and regional colleges, reflecting a busy schedule across military and civilian programs.
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Air Force
Fort Wayray
Sto Marve Asaid
Navy
Alameda
Calin Coe
Guard
Mayra
Fort Monroo
Bellmon
Boston College
Sronklyn College
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Aptuain Wa
Naval Air
Sam Conpyell
Fort Knox Moneyoapital
Stepvite
Oak Ride Military Foven
Urelry
Naghville Rikenenitenta
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Coladay
Cierers
Great Fatly
Man
Army Ai
Crabtree Out With Bad Knee In Campus Clash
Randall Ramblers beat Aggies well Marauders 15 01 at Annno stadium. Big Clem Crabtree 245 pound tackle left with swollen knee after being kicked by Maxwell player. Crabtree hospitalized for swelling. Ramblers prepare for Southwest university Pirates next Saturday. Receipts expected around 20081 with $4500 per team and chamber cut to 302 to relief fund.
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Clem Crabtree
Randall Hield
AgaxWwell Fick Marauders
Atnno Stadium
Crabtree
Atte
Maxwell
Othee
Rae
Southwesters University Pirates
Harold Newmnn
Ate Force
Howell Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commorce
Randolph and Mase
Army Relief Fund
Pro Football Results and Standings Across Regions
National and regional pro football highlights with Green Bay smashing Cleveland 42 to 7 and New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Brooklyn toying with league rivals. Coast and Pacific Coast games feature the Seattle Bombers defeating the Oakland Giants 38 to 0 and the San Francisco Clippers edging the Los Angeles Mustangs 22 to 8.
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Pili Dapine
Bitra
Shite Park
Bannington
Loon Akit- Philatelahis
New York
Victorios
Beses Boston
Detroit
Boston
Bracxlyry
Cardinal
Pittaburgh
Steve Vat Buren
Green Bay
Eagles
Chicago
Cleveland
Pitt
Abilene
Honday
York
Ken Strong
Card-Pitt
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Philademicia
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Peiliout & Fonelutnae
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eGrMe
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Seray
Ecount Beinpane
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Tir
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Sea
Thirdniaca
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Dbantiair
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Phidadelmni
He Packers
Bagley
Seattle Bombers
Foriland Rockets
Tramne
Tecoma
Inquest Not Planned In Shafer Death at Wisconsin
Madison November 14 A coroner said an inquest into UW quarterback Allen Shafer’s death may not be necessary and planned to view game footage. Shafer collapsed after a pileup in Saturday’s Towson game and died shortly after. Physicians cited possible chest trauma causing lung hemorrhage. Shafer’s parents urged Wisconin officials to avoid disrupting football activities for the rest of the season.
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Madison
Wis
Allen Shafer
University of Wisconsin
Towit
Edward Fischer
Bub
Shafer
Mra A
Clarence A. Dykstra
University
Wisconsin
Badgers
Michigan
Ayn Arbor
Horse Racing Winners and Officials Reported in Late Program
In a late program update from the event, Lady Rathwr Misa Fudy led Little Honey Counters Hoy and Red beet Tony. Officials including Eilts Jaa final Marten AN Heh Tesmitra Dil oversaw results while Aphrosienalels 600 tung attended as scheduled for ngsh Bowing.
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Lady Rathwr
Carolina Ball Loop to Try It In 40-game Opening
Random snippets report baseball league actions with named clubs and officials across multiple cities. Notices mention opening a 40 game season on April 26, leadership changes, and ongoing league suspensions amid logistical problems. Names include Johnson City club president Carl A. Jones Jr and other regional figures.
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Cheewweburg
N.C
Nay
Jamei
Carolina Baseball League
Ison
Johnson City
Tenn
Carl A. Jones Jr
Yeaterday Aa
Charles H. Herndon Jr
Kingsport
Tein
Mrs Yawkey Sues Tom for Divorce in Reno
Mrs Elise Yawkey of Birmingham and New York seeks divorce from A. Yawkey owner of the Easton Red Sox, in Washoe County court. The case covers community property and residency status after a lengthy separation.
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Joni McLauphin Laday
Washo
Elise
Sonora Yawkey Ageinist
Tiermaz
A. Yawkey
Easton Red Sox
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