Pro Golf Stars and Baseball Talks Stir 1930s Sports
New York sports chatter covers Ben Hogan’s 9865 earnings in 22 events, the Hogan-Tunney rift over elections, and Parley-to-the-Yankee-Kees deal nearing completion. The piece also notes fundraising for Kirby Highs, Nugent’s St Helena, Baugh’s passing record, and Deans wedding amid Chicago aviation news.
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New York
Jack Dempesy
Geéte Tunney
Ben Hogan
Kirby
Pilcher
Phillies
Gerry Nugent
St. Helena
Minch
Nugent
OY Baugh
Davey O'Bren
O'Bren
Eagles
Davey
Legtn
Alice Broxble
Proahe
National Football League
Aggies to challenge Rice in Texas football clash
College Station reports perfect weather as Texas A&M plans to use its passing game to pierce Rice’s defense in a high-stakes Southwest Conference bout. The crowd expected around twenty five thousand for the Rice affair, with Texas Christian and SMU also in action nearby.
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College Station
Lexan Aggies
Rie Institute
Southern
Dallas
Ageles
Homer Norton
Methodists
Rilly
Aggies
Owls
Rice
Gorch Jras Neelys
Milano
Anyagehe “Vickory
Mink
Orange Guards Triumph in Fort Worth Grid Tilt
The Peacock Field game saw the Orange Guards defeat Central 77 to 12 in a standout display by Jack Guynes and Jim Worrell. The win boosts Peacock field standings as the team heads to a finale against Austin BH, strengthening the Fowls claim to Class A status after a 7-0 loss to St. Anthony’s and a season-defining performance against Lanier of Dizdriel.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian
University of Texas
Harved ‘Frogs
North Carolina
Tulsa
Detroit
Nhat
Longhorns
T. C
Peacock
St. Anthony's
Jack Guynes
Central
Jim Worrell
Perock
Worrell
Guynes
Audrey Fournier
Gentrys
Powls
Baylor and Tulsa clash amid Baylor injuries and lineup reshuffle
WACO November 16 Baylor bears fall to Tulsa amid a string of injuries and lineup revamps. Coach Conzelman remains optimistic about the Cardinals future as Conzelman vows continued efforts to build a stronger team next season.
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Jankups
WACO
Saylor
Cceehe
Muchowich
Blaony Eres
Ray McCwiloch
Texan
F. Ines
Tulsad
Eddie Myer
Ricel
Hersenel Burk
Texas Aggies
Baylor Béarg Miet Onnt
Tulsa
Golde Hur
Baylor
Conzelman
Joh
Crigago
Chicago Cardinals
Timmy Conzelman
Charles Bidwill
Washingtons University
Haun
Schreiner and San Angelo Tie In Texas Junior College Showdown
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers and San Angelo Rams battled to a scoreless tie on Friday night, ending Schreiner’s perfect record. San Angelo exploited its offense with sustained drives, while Schreiner’s defense held firm in the second and fourth periods. San Angelo finished with 18 first downs and 207 rushing yards to Schreiner’s 62, as the Rams dominated play late.
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Dave Coleman
Jeff Ion Gotents
Power
Valder
Melchor Gonzales
Gonzales
Ham Store
Moffatt
Charley Aguirre
Ross Wallace
Nence Gonzales
Validea
Gonsales
Henry Brooks Re
Dwight Booth Jr
Brooks
Booth
Jefferson Penauies
Gltis
Af ‘Eins
Jefferson
Bill Stark
Wis
Pont
Bengal Guards
Jeff Lassoss
Wat Tentirque
Kerrville
Schreiner Institute Mounteneers
Texas
San Angelo Rams
Mountaineers
Rams
Ose Lehreiver
San Angelo
Berverney
Mountaineet
Big Auto Plants Close For Hunting Opening Day
Flint dispatch reports 1500 employees idle as deer hunting season opens November 18 in Michigan. At Creal Motors and other plants, key workers failed to report while company officials told others to go home early. Detroit officials noted workers hunting on opening day.
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Flint
Mich
Creal Motors
Inbor
Michigan
Chevrolet
Fisher Jody
Detroit
Sikes wins weekly handicap golf at Willow Springs
Mrs. W. T. Sikes outshot the field Friday at Willow Springs to win the San Antonio Women's Golf Association weekly handicap tournament with a score of 103-24-78. Mrs. N. A. Saigh finished second. Also noted Columbus Ohio reports Tour fatalities on opening day of rabbit and pheasant hunting season, with four deaths linked to the day.
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W. T. Sikes
Willow Springs
San Antonio
Columbus
Ohio
All-City Football Teams Named By The Light
The Light will announce its all-city football teams Class AA Class A and Class B chosen by the sports staff with coaching officials and fans. Fans may vote and ballots are mailed to the Sports Department San Antonio Light.
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Light
Majestic Theater
San Antonio Light
Hartnett eyed by Dodgers after Cubs ouster
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers president Tarry MacPhail cites high regard for Gabby Hartnett as a player and teacher and leaves open a coaching role with manager Lea Durocher to decide. Hartnett, ousted as Chicago Cubs manager, may join Dodgers staff if possible. Also notes pocket billiards world championship schedule postponement to November 25 with 112 games across six cities culminating in April.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Hartnett
New York
Cfi
Uberlés
Leo "Gabby" Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Tarry MacPhail
Dodgers
MacPhail
Lea) Durecher
Pocket Billiards
Wnth
Frank Julian
Georgetown and Boston College Battle for a Bowl
Georgetown faces Boston College at Fenway Park in a high stakes battle with bowl implications. The outcome could influence bids to post season bowls and boost prestige for key players and coaches in a nationally watched contest.
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Georgetown
Boston College
Boston
Fenway Park
Cubs Tap Sportswriter to Run Team Risks?
In a bold move Chicago Cubs owner Phil Wrigley entrusts Jim Gallagher, a popular sports writer, with club management duties. The Light voices unease at the shift from business to journalism, noting past figures like Bart Johnson and Bill Veeck as contrasts. Gallagher’s familiarity with San Antonio visits and spring exhibitions hints at his suitability, yet suspicion lingers about a writer steering a major franchise.
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Chicago Cubs
Bart Johnson
Bill Veeck
Chicago Cub
Phil Wrigley
Cubs
Jim Gallagher
Jim
San Antonio
California
Rice Prospects In Hard Fight With Aggies This Week
Rice faces Texas A&M in a likely tough game as Teal Neely has Owl players ready and the team seeks a possible conference title. Aggies aim for peak efficiency with Kimbrough leading a strong Dallas weekend showing while Arkansas and Baylor loom for other contenders.
Nationwide grid matchups fill the college schedule
New York reports preview of major games across the nation as top teams like Cornell Minnesota Oklahoma Notre Dame Texas and Stanford battle in key intersections while traditional rivals Harvard Princeton Pittsburgh and Nebraska also draw attention. The piece notes undefeated teams, potential upsets, and the crowded race for conference and national titles amid a sprawling 64th year landscape.
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Mutley Snd
Boston College-George
Minnesota
Purdue
Notre Dametown
Tannesser - Virelain
Texas
Aggies
Rice
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Cornell
Arly Bean
Dartmouth
Eason
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Northwestern
Oklahoma
Missouri
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Duke
Utah
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Gophers
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Noth Caroling
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Princeton
Harvard
Kansas
Ted
Wake Porest
Gourdin
Detroit
Meri
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Auburn
Lewiss
Christiaa
Uten
Denever
Utah State
Washington
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