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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1949

Page

9

Dallas 1947 Texas top schoolboy football poll shift

In November 1947 Pt Arthur displaced Lubbock as the Texas top schoolboy football team in Dallas W Nevyn s weekly poll. Yellow Jackets led with 211 points to Lubbock s 188. Lubbock had held first for three weeks but needed a late win over Odessa. Wichita Falls remained third. Other top ten entries included Marshall Corsicana Highland Park Dallas Abilene Austin and San Antonio Jefferson.

Dallas Arthur Lubbock Texas Nevwn Yellow Jackets Odessa Wichita Falls Marshall Corsicana Highland Park

Pigeons Set Speed Record in Lone Star Flyback

The Highland Park Pigeon Club of San Antonio reports a new SOXmile young-bird speed record. Birds liberated at Cherokee Oklahoma at 7 46 am reached Glenn Cross at 4 27 pm after 9 hours 1 minute 27 seconds for 509.72 miles. Winners include Glenn Cross and Errett Raymond Shockey with top speeds amid favorable NW wind.

Highland Park Ilemng San Antonio Kerokee Okio Glenn Cross A. W. Olsen B. Peterson Errett Raymond Shockey Carl A. Bryan Jr R. W. ‘Aubet Carl A.bryan Felix J. Burg Gilbert EL Ry Herbert C Phillips Feed P. Ramirez Islance Way

Deer season opens with fat plentiful hunts begin east of Pecos

Reports from Texas hunting zones say deer are sleek fat and plentiful though wary as season starts. Thousands wait at dawn for opening day while turkeys are abundant. One death shadows kickoff after a teen shooter accident near Burnet. Game officials urge caution as crosshairs turn to big bucks and leases unlock region’s hunt economy.

Pecos James Crawford Gregg County Macon Ed Hyman San Saba Llano Turkey

Texas Still Fending Off Critics After Strong Football Season

Harold Scherwitz notes Texas finishing near fifth in the conference amid questions about coach Blair Cherry. The piece praises Cherry's teams for strong Sugar and Orange Bowl showings and argues that public speculation should wait for facts. It also covers push to restore high school baseball in San Antonio, aided by Legion posts and city leaders.

Blair Cherry University of Texas Texas Rice SMU Baylor TCU Arkansas Aggies Cherry Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Texas Athletic Federation TAAF TAF Roper Stokes Trinity University Waxahachie San Antonio L. A. Douglas Trinity Waxahaehic Gunter Hotel San Antonio Mission Danny Batch al Gerheauser John Homer Gibson Wes Hamner Myron Hayworth Zeke Jones Big Martin John Pavlick

Justice to Dodge Pros

CARPEL HILL NC Nov 15 INS All American Halfback Charlie Justice wants no pro pact or pay play now He previously said he would coach after this year and pass up the pro game Today he said he is not likely to play pro football The ankle injury may affect his availability against Duke next Saturday and missing the Notre Dame game was his greatest college disappointment

Carpel Hill N. C Charlie ‘Justice North Carolina Grid Star Choo-Choo Pva Justice Notre Dame Duke Tar Bears

Moore's 62 Sets Amateur Golf Record at Brackenridge

Moores 62 and 31 on the back nine set an amateur course record at Brackenridge Park on Monday amid a pro-amateur tour event. The mixed field saw Allie Lock and Jon Collins lead a best ball 60 for Moore's team, while Cuero pro Bernard Rusche and teammates claimed second with a 62.

Joe Moore Jr San Antonio Golels Louisiana State University {Inks Star Brackenridge Park Jimmy Demarel Harry Todd Frank Strazza Moore Paris Leroy Brannen C.H. Pope Tony Holguin Guadalajara Mex Halls Brackenridge Harold Jug" McShaden F. G. Garvey Titus Holland Ken Lawson Lawson Mel Tassetter Sgt Paul Wilson T. M. Guthrie Joe Cummings John Aguthon Merk Leopold Harry Smokin Ierb Wheeler Joe Martinez Enrge DeArment Dick Peterson Homer Welch Don Plene Chlea Sailing J. B. Chadwick

Officials Get Some Cheers

DauLas Nov Sp Ui)-Wes Bax veteran sports announcer praised college football officials at a Dallas luncheon. He condemned rude fans and coaches, credited officials with a difficult job, and noted 1948 rule changes favor the offense. Bax, longtime HRLD Times Herald sports executive, spoke after a 20 minute film of a Southwest Conference game.

T DauLas Sp. Ui Wes Bax South Wese Bax HRLD Times Herald Dallas Agricultural Club

Commission Honors A G Roemer For 25 Years Of Service

The Amateur Baseball Commission honored A G Roemer, presenting him an engraved gold watch for 25 years of loyal service as amateur baseball commissioner of San Antonio. Ralph H Durkee gave the watch, while Roemer received the Light City championship trophy to pass to Fred Rodriguez and his sponsor team at Fred's Place, with jackets for players. The annual dinner at Tat Shan included many speakers and officials from local leagues and organizations.

San Antonio Roemer Fred Rodriguez Ralph H. Durkee Thals American Legion City Baseball Commission Tai Shan Manor Puckett Brackenridge Alfred Sanchez Fred Aseball Ai G. Roemeray Arthur Monday Alfred “Sandy” Sanchez Tat Shan Roger Stokes Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Gene Seng Inem

Sweater Awards honor members of Spanish American league

Past president Vincent Chacon served as secretary treasurer and Louis Barajas presided as Spanish American. Sweater recipients beside Manager Sanchez and his two hatboys include Joe Morin Charles Guajardo Robert Chapa Leroy Epps William H. Doria Gilbert Delgado Luther Kapa Alfred Casillas Bill Rustemeier Charney Smith E G Villareal Jake Heep Tom Areva Jos Gilbert Flores Martin Rodriguez Bernard Reyes and Fred Moya. The group paused one minute for Lawrence C. Weber second vice-commissioner who died recently.

Spanish American League Vincent Chacon Louis Tom Areva Jos Gilbert Flores Martin Rodriguez Bernard Reyes Fred Moya Lawrence C. Weber

Browns Likely to Reappoint Zack Taylor as Manager

The St. Louis Browns scheduled a press conference for late today amid speculation they will announce the reappointment of manager Zack Taylor. Game plans and internal decisions were not disclosed.

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