AGS FACED BY TOUGHER abHEDULE
Dallas Nov. 18 Arkansas and Texas Christian shaped a likely conference title race after a six week stretch of upsets in the Southwest conference. Texas A and M and others lurk as possible spoilers as Arkansas and Texas battle toward a final conference finish. Arkansas faces Texas and Texas A and M for key outcomes while Texas Christian, Southern Methodist, Baylor, and Utah exposure shape the near term.
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Felix
McKnight
Dallas
Arkansas
Hristlin
Arkaygang
Texas A
Petian
Sleven
Sautheer
Methodist
San Francisco
University of Utah
College Station
Salt Lake
Independents Beat Riverside in Scoreless Football Tie
Riverside and Dea d Heigh's Mustangs played a scoreless game Sunday afternoon. Tommy Arrevalos, Joe Somez and Grace Faz starred for Gh Kats, while Sanches, Sitter and Patton contributed for the Mustangs.
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FLAY
Riverside Kitty
Dead
Heigh
Mustangs
Mndent
Aams
Tommy Arrevalos
Joe Somez
Grace Faz
Gh Kats
Sanches
Sitter
Pat
Dick Patton
Hunters Find Deer Galore on Opening Day in Texas
Austin dispatch reports a brisk opening day as huntsmen fanned across Texas for deer and turkey. Early catches include Jimmy Ward with a four pointer, Veoleker and others securing eight and ten pointer trophies. Prizes from local merchants went to top scorers, while friendly rivals claimed first deer deliveries and hunting knives as awards.
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San Antonio
Jimmy O. Ward
Ohweinnaty Avenue
Wito
Severi-Pointer
T O'Cleck
Veoleker Wis i
Ward
Toepperwein Hardware Company
Rittimann
Lepgett
A. G. Scranb
Fredericksburg
Tarbera Sporting Goods Company
Oliver Marduch
Bracken
B. Philippus
Nelson Siroal
Wetmorn
Lermmard
Lamay
Pointer
Townsend Ranch
North Loop
Dodgen
Edgewood Taxi-Dermist
Fay Coleman Revolves 65 At Pinehurst PGA Qualifying
Fay Coleman shot 65 at Pinehurst No. 2 to tie the course record in the PGA qualifying round. The Californian and Alex Gerlak led a field of about 110 starters aiming for 63 spots in the match play. Coleman, a former amateur standout, posted two 24s and finished with a 67 in the first 18 and was among leaders as the two 18 hole rounds opened the qualifying.
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Pinehurst
N.c
Pinehurst Country Club
Fay Cole
Culver Guy
Calif
Coleman
Franks
Leo Diegel
Buffalo
Harton Smith
Ray Mengrant
Lifonty Pult
Alex Gerlak
Catskill
Gerlak
Clarence Yookey
Kansas City
Tony Monera
Greensboro
N. C
Leo Walper
Bethseda
Henry Picard
Hershey
Shyliss
Harry” Cooper
Chicago
Caleman
Saturday's Explanation AKOUN OF TRE SQUAT
John Granger of Minneapolis, now over 30, has long promoted health. In 1902 at Battle Creek sanitarium a meat eaters vs vegetarians deep knee bending contest had Alozz Stagg among witnesses. Granger did the test nude, lost six pounds but perspired none, and timed 3602 bends in 2 hours 18 minutes.
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Akoun
Tre
John Granger
Minneapolis
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Alozz Stagg
University of Chicago
Granger
Nichols names Santa Clara referee for wrestling match
After a series of calls and telegrams between promoters and officials, Labor Commissioner Nichols advised promoter Coffman to appoint Karl Barpolis as referee for the Edwards Savage wrestling match at Walkathon arena on November 18. In San Francisco, Santa Clara defeated St. Marys 19 to 0 in the fifteenth annual big game, leaving the Broncos unbeaten.
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Billy Edwards
Les
Daniel Boone
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Bratios
Gaels
St. Mary's
Broncos
Grid Results Genirel Righ 3 Percent and Local Scores
Scores from a local grid meet show St Anthony a fi Ranta Clara 18 84 Mary and Dahl Gonzaga 14 Forthand 13 St Bonaventurs 14 LaSalle 7 St Thomas 14 St Vincent 4 St Anthony's Beaumont 21 St Tomas Houston 7 Cantatus 6 Niagara 2.
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Genirel Righ
St Anthony A
Ranta Clara
Mary & [Dahl ] Gonzaga
Forthand
St. Bonaventurs
LaSalle
St Thomas
St Vincent
St Anthony's
Beaumont
St. Tomas
Houston
Cantatus
Niagara
Tee Topics in the secend 18 hotes of the suampionship
Jack Gugenheimer defeated Clarence Nordhaus 4 and 3 to win the Hillcrest Country title. Gugenheim led at the end of the first 16 holes. this was his second win. Milton Karotkin reached the semifinals with a 1 up 2 defert of Nathan Lratiner, and Irwin Burnstein won a third round match over Sayle Retson 8 and 7. Karotkin faces Murray Burkowitz next Sunday. Burnstein meets Westheimer. Lloyd Darby shot 963 with 6 handicap to win the Willow Springs monthly handicap tourney for the Jumping Chamber of Commerce. Young and Thomas were runners-up with 92 1/2 net. Thomas had 14 holes CAP versus Young’s 4. Other scores include Tolan 84-12-72, Goodman 92-38-73, Gilmore 101-74, Connally 63-5-74.
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Jack Gugenheimer
Clarence Nordhaus
Hillcrest
Gugenheim
Milton Karotkin
Nathan ‘Lratiner
Irwin Burnstein
Trom Sayle Retson
Karotkin
Murray Burkowitz
Dah Oppenheimer
Ate Baden- Holmer
Burnstein
Westheimer
Shootng
Lloyd Darby
Willow Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Loraine ‘Young
Alex Thomas
Althoush Thoman
Young
Jack Tolan
M. Goodman
al Gilmore
Prats Connally
Golf Scores Snap Shot of 1940s Qualifiers in US Events
A list of golfers and scores from various cities across the United States shows individuals like Harald McSpaden Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen among many others. The text references the first half of the So-lole qualifying round of a professional competition, with numerous names and partial scores scattered across the page.
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Gene. Sarazen
Brookfield Conn
Louis Chiapette
Detroit
Jack Birke
Houston
Mick Webber
Ernie Ball
Mobile
Ala
Joe Tunissa
Hartford
Conn
Bit Fellitfe
Los Angeles
Tammy Acntour
Chicago
Daving Shite
Boston
Frank Walsh
Igior Bhezzi
Deal
Kitimy Thomson
Jonn Rovers
Denver
Cola
Golgers
Charentee Yockes
Kansas City
Velican
Warren Ohio
Ray Mangram
Pittsburgh
Ae Goxgin
Sav Bruges
Cutit
Larry Nubholtz
Dalian
Moners
Greensburo
X. C
N.Y
Afike Turness
Elenaford
Philadelphia
Yr Perkins
Clevaland
St Bemarats
Mode
Calin
Rainn Stushouge
Indianapoliis
Yoho Revolta
Atlantic City
Ay Grains Lopresti
Steramenta
Calif
Tes Walger
Bethaas
Old Razzle Dazzle Football at Best
BLOOMINGTON ill Nov 16 Wesleyan epitomized the open style of football offense in defeating Emnthurst 39 to 6. On one play Wesleyan advanced the ball 90 yards for 2 touchdowns on an intercepted pass and three laterals. The interception occurred in the in yard line, the first lateral pass on the Wesleyan 20, the second in midfield and the third on Blnhurrst s 20.
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Aggies
Utah
Shankey
Lanring Aggies
Homer ‘Norton
Conlonary
Shreveport
Hugh Wolfe
Texas
Minnesota
Ust
Ernie Bierman
Fon
Arkansas
Bloomington
Ill
Inols Wesleyan
Emnthurst
Wesleyan
Secord
Blnhurrst
Practice Polo Set At Brackenridge Park Clash
San Antonio Polo club four meets Angrity team at Brackenridge Park with 3 pm starts on Tuesday and Wednesday. Army quintet reportedly opened play. Rube Williams and Cecil Smith led a spirited assault amid uncertain details.
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San Antonio Polo Club
Angrity
Brackenridge Park
Simday
Rube Williams
Cecil Smith
Junior Conference clash ends in 6 to 6 tie for St Anthony
In a tense junior conference Class B prep game Sunday St Anthony's battled Central to a 6 to 6 tie as the rivals traded baskets. Central tallied in the second on a Carson over for six points while St Anthony's moved ahead in the third with a pass from Trom Martin to Francisco.
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Ab Techfield
St. Anthony's End
Western clubs dominate early pro football power balance
Nov 18 dispatch notes four western division teams Bears Green Bay Detroit and Cardinals defeating eastern contenders in decisive fashion. Bears routed Boston 26 0 Green Bay pounded Brooklyn 38 7 Detroit crushed New York 38 0 Cardin als beat Pittsburgh 14 0, showing western strength.
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Chicago
Bears
Green Bay
Detroit
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Doston
Red Sking
Brooklin
New York
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Roston
Hears
Packers
Dodgers
Lions
Dutch Park
Emile Caddell
Ritchharl
Pirates
George Greg
Venor
Ernie Smith
Fort Sill Artillery Triumph in Southwestern Polo Tourney
The Fort Sill field artillery team of Fact Sil Okla overcame a two-goal handicap to beat the Houston Huisaches 7 to 6 and win the 12 goal event of the Southwestern circuit polo tournament in Shreveport Louisiana. Dallas defeated Shreveport 8 to ? for consolation. The final week opens Monday with Shreveport and Austin teeing off in the hat round of the open event.
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Fort Sill
Shreveport
Field Artillery
Fact Sil
Okla
Houston Huisaches
Dallas
Austin
Hunters Troubled by Deer Theft and Tragic Shooting Incidents
A Paterson hunter in Tellima reports his deer was stolen by five men with rifles while driving home. A rabbit killer accidentally dies along with his target. A Kentucky defender shot during a game, not seriously hurt, and a Crescent City warden faces murder charges after a fatal shooting. New York hunters recall a season with odd tales including a farmer’s jackass mistaken for a deer and a beagle lost to a stray shot.
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Saodis Hunter
Crescent City
Cal
W. C. Blewett
Wes
George Thomas
Gulfford G. Wells
Justice of
Te Peace
J. P. Grawford
Blewett
Ball Wed
John 17
Ghilds
Thomas
Lake Earl
Thames
Albany
New York State
Rome
Matthew Farrell
Oydensburg
St Lawrence Flute
A. Mabel Scarlett
Binghamton
Bighamton
Oneonta Road
Champlain Brick Company
Mechanicville
James Lockwood
South San Hi In Final Game South San Hi In Final Game
South San Antonio High school closes its football season next Friday by hosting DeVine in a District 19-C game. Key players include Leon Donahoe at quarterback Marion Williams Dave McMahon Tom Cragg. Last Friday South San tied Poteet 6 to 6 with a late touchdown and interception return by Ping Price. Royce Tittle scored the tying plunge for Poteet.
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South San Antonio
Dee Vine
Paras
Royce Tittle
Poteet
Ice Hockey League Standings and Schedules Noted
Fragmented interleague league table shows Montreal Canaris and Detroit games plus Boston and Providence results. Listings include Toronto, Philadelphia, Springfield and New Haven scores with mixed partial team names and incomplete entries from a past issue.
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National Hockey League
N.Y. Americars
Montreal Canaris
Tarante
Montreal’ Siatanns - OY Fff
Detroit
Chirgeo Sa70
TY. Hangers Vj
Poston
Rise
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AGS
Jay
Sion
Christian
Rice
Southern Methodist
T. C
Texas Longhorn
Hampions
Bert Sve
Texas Christian
Christians
Sammy Baugh
David O'Grien
Tne
Centenery
Methodists
Ken Goodson
Parkers
Bobate Marth
Jack Robains
Porker
Pontes
Boyd Russell
Baylor
Tor
Bruins
Oklahoma Aggies
Stillwater
Russell
Will.j. Tucker
T Bame, Fish and Oyster Commission
Puti
Italy
Pecos
Nimrod Jimmy
SC Blanchett
Texarkana, Ark
Yitan Manu bin
Bargash
Zanzibar
England
Ripley
King Neos
Fay Coleman
PGA
Nichols
Santa Clara Sarpolis
Ener of Labor
Seguin Rage
Seguin, Texas
Aim Turks Jr
Wuteburel Hd
Zindierman
Portland
Ore
Timmy bin
Mort
Garden City
Mets
Wood
C. J
Benistet
Abs Espinosa
Mauibard
Lowier Ne
Ancis Collett
Aulwaukee
Kde
Adiwriter
Los Angeles Bulldogs
Phiadelphia Eagles
Tess
Filmer
Gus ‘Henderson
Eagles
Gilmore Stadium
Bulldogs
Ted
Eagle
Gordon Gore
Bulldog
Crazy Legs
Ameerican Leagie
Cleveland
Pastnonia
Broadway
Fifth Street
Weiter Yee
Phietany Rittahgt
Bea Vissi
Esate Coleage
Bhatoy
Green
Smoktyn
Hoston
Chicago Cordinals
Palisdelphia
Max Voelcker
Yinch
Blaney
Olleays
Edward Piggott
Hunter
Covington
Vernon Cums
Newpork
Polite
Cumbiing
South San HI
Resicans
Newtak Meers
Mantrea
Suiseee
Deirait
Stonires Cons Icazo
J. “‘Poronto YnterssHocal
Ugut
Silly Edwards
Leo Savage
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