High Classic Ticket Sale Starts for North Ride Event
Ticket sale for the High Classic at Tektite stadium begins with general admission at 4.00, student tickets discounted to 0.50, and reserved seats at 1.50. Broadway Sporting Goods will sell advance tickets, additional bleachers add capacity to about 12 000, while earlier sales saw many adult purchasers and some students denied entry.
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Mofn-Brackenviige
Abbott
Tlekee
Broadway Sporting Goods
Enery Admaissien
Enery Admaissien Te Pec
University of Kansas rejects subsidization charges in athletic probe
Kansas athletic board released a late Saturday statement denying evidence of subsidization or improper inducements by Kansas athletes. The inquiry found no corroborated charges and pledged to act promptly if new evidence appears, while defending integrity of the university amid Big Six tensions.
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University of Kansas
Kealste Univeraity
Wole
Elacredli
Salvation Army to handle ticket sale for Army Navy game
West Point Nov 17 The Salvation Army will have complete charge of selling tickets for the Army Navy grid game on December 1 with free tickets limited to cadet corps and midshipmen. Proceeds from the game go to the unemployed through the Salvation Army. Press, photographer and radio staff must purchase tickets. service walls sell at $3, other tickets priced by the Salvation Army. Col Tweed Nuppert provides Yankee Stadium for the game.
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West Point
Salvation Army
Corps of Cadets
Regimenta of
Midshipmen
J. Z. Fleming
Athletica
United Snates Military Academy
Unierwool Amt Adjujank
Cowan
Ith
Pnet
Col
Tweeb Nuppert
Yankee Stadium
Alamo Heights JV Defers Corpus Christi Challenge
Corpus Christi officials aim for state junior high title after a 14 0 win over Rockport seniors as Alamo Heights coached by Cael Alenger accepts the challenge but no firm plans are set yet. The Corpus Christi team claims the title following their unbeaten run in the season.
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Alamo Heights
Corpus Def
Corpus Chelatl
Alana Heights
Cael Alenger
Corpus Christi Sehcol
Rockport
Lant Erins
Loughran Training for Levinsky Bout in Chicago
Tommy Loughran, a former light heavyweight champion, began training today in Chicago Stadium with King Jovinks for a November 19 match. The bout will test Loughran against Levinsky in a clash expected to be decisive for their careers.
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Tommy Loughran
King Jdvinvks
Chicago
Otty von Porat
Eniling
Weilnewlagy
Norway
Atadiim
Loughran
Wrackenridge Eagles, Mules, and Brackenridge clash dominate week
Local football slate features Wrackenridge Eagles taking a breather before main rivalries at Peareall High. Brackenridge Angles plan rest before city title run, while Marianitnle and Alamo Heights face tough late-season tests. A packed schedule includes St Mary’s Buttona vs YVellowjavkele and other regional games.
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Wrackenridge High Eagles
Harledale Athletic Eld
Mauch
Mules
Beverly Sheffield
Atal
Hank Smith
Foilback
Tiwan
Smith
Sheshell
Thid Eéaton
Cough “Skinner” Wilkins
St. Mary'a
Buttona
Settor
Wednenlay
Bt. Mary’s University
Wright Riley
Floreaville Fritap
Peresville High School
Bears
Red
Harlandale Indians
Los Angeles
Kerrville
Kelly Field
Fort Sam Houston
Peacock Milliney Academy
California and Stanford Clash In Coast Conference Gridiron
San Francisco dispatch notes a fractured report on the Pacific Coast Conference race with California and Stanford set for a decisive game. It references Washington State, Oregon, and Nevada results, plus a high attendance crowd and the looming Berkeley clash as the season’s centerpiece. The piece mentions Lyle Maskell’s scoring kick, and lists several conference outcomes and upcoming matchups across the coast.
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Wallington Blule
Cougars
Mhout
Washington State
Washington
Lyle Maskell
Washington Tate
Villanova
Philadelphia
He Andert
Oregon
Cregue State
Inke
University of Analfornia
Los Angeles
Rey Lary
California
Stanford
Sutuday
Téaho
Montana
Missouri
Gobanya
Idaho
Elght
Cranked University
Tuyai
G20
Satur Basy
Eleven Team Untied and Unbeaten in College Football Week
New York November 17. Only 11 of the nation’s top college teams remained unbeaten or untied after last week’s games. Marquette led scorers with 19 St Olaf’s at 302 points in eight games. Western Maryland posted the best defense allowing seven points all season. Furdvem, Oregon and Akron were defeated, while Marquette and others closed the slate strong.
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New York
Micorda
Furdvem
Oregon
Akron
Marquette
St. Olaf's
Maryland
Firpo Plans Return to U S for Fights
Luis Angel Firpo, the Argentine heavyweight, is returning to the United States to resume boxing. He spoke with Madison Square Garden president William F. Carey by long distance, requesting a favorable arrangement and proposing a spring arrival around April after a four month training spell and medical clearance.
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New York
Luis Angel Flepe
Wile
United States
Firpo
Williamf. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Carey
Buenos Aires
Carne
Yiepa
Primo
Biz Dooline
Tae
Memphis
Tennessee
Pro Football Sundays Results and Newark Plan to Cancel
Chicago Cardinals defeated the Green Bay Packers 18 to 8 in Sunday pro football action. A series of postponements and cancellations across New York and Newark were announced, with Newark club manager Envin Bimand confirming the team will cancel its remaining league games due to lack of public support.
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Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Hears
New York
Glenty
Newark
Envin Bimand
Bunday'e Gama Y
Qreenbay
Firocklyn Saveertes Tote
Providence
Chicago Thears
Chicago Cardinal
Ans Tortamouth
Sinpleton
Pete
Frankford
Ree Minniapolla Nay
Big Six Title Race Shaken by Saturday Upsets
Kansas City date reports a muddled Big Six football standings after upsets. Nebraska crushed Oklahoma 18 to 0 to tie for first with Oklahoma. Missouri's improving form positions them for a late-season challenge. Nebraska missed a triple-tie chance, while upcoming games include Missouri vs. Kansas and Drake at Oklahoma State. Center College tour adds local interest with Bo McMillin as Aggie coach alum.
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Kansas City
Konsze
Len Snudy
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Hest
Saonees
Kancos
Feiling
Missouri
Stillwater
Town
Drake
Des Moines
Nebraskan
Iown City
Kansas Agries
Centre College
Danville
Kentucky
Mas~hattan
Aggie
Bo” McMillin
Kanan
Mia~spors
Towa State
Houston
Texan
Russell Tops Big Ten Scoring List
Chicago Nov 17 The Russell backfield star of Northwestern leads the Western football conference in scoring with 40 points after the weekend. Wisconsin halfback Russ Tiebhalz trails with 38 while Toker and Yanvekus of Northwestern also appear high on the tally with several touchdowns and extra points listed.
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Runeell
Wisconsin
Polnta
Typhore Bim
Russ Tiebhalz
Blaser
Ta. Prt
Ta. Prt. Pte
Roesell
Northwestern
An Tiebhalz
Winconsin
Toker
Wheeler
Michigan
Tiantey
Yanvekus
WinMa
Schneller
Northwostern
Charity Gets Race Receipts In Lexington Charity Event
Lexington November 17 four division charity stakes featured Col S K Brailey's third annual charity race to raise about 30000 for Kentucky orphanages hospitals and other institutions. Silver trophies valued at 260 each and an 14000 total purse lined the six event card. Democratic leaders attended and patrons included J E Widener G Widener and J D Hertz.
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Lexington
S. K. Brailey
Taiay
Kentucky
Brach
Bradley
Reydllean
Colunel
Zoiel¢ Ahoure
Democratic
Wwng
John J. Laskoh
Raskob
Mra Shouse
Boxer
J. Ei
George Widener
Villadelphia
John D. Uertz
Chiscongo
Tyadhey'alees
Mins Pesay Hailey
Philadelphia
Leland Still Setting Pace In Southwest Conference Race
Leland of Texas Christian University leads the Southwest Conference scoring with two games left in 1990, while Ernest McBrideath of Baylor jumps to second place after scoring six touchdowns against Arkansas. Baylor's McHireath tallies 45 points, with Rice and Texas Tech also contributing notable totals as contenders jockey for conference honors.
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Dallas
Cy Leland
Texas Christian University
Frog Flash
Arkaos
Ernest McEireath
Baylor
Pines
Nolate
Inadera
Colend
Tou
Ee McHireath
Hinton
sAspearman
T OU
Stafford
Ternhoa
Bowling Night Caps Turbulent Turkey Hamper Menu
Local bowling league action features Erusacey Biltacyen wines and Pred Tiushky with Behe wines in a mixed scorecard. Wil lam Oamercante posts five opens and one twelve for Viumbere while Chath Behmldt racks up fore nines and a dozen. Final lines list Edwin Podewilh and others amid a jig of names and a late November timetable.
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Aerner Wandsati
Leagor
Fred Oeyer
Tiombera Lote Bath Armentam
Willem Alzerman
Willam
Exil Kuehn
Edwin Podewilh
Lockwood Eagles Beat Junior Collegiates 12 to 6 on Beach
Lockwood Eagles defeated the Junior Collegiates 12 to 6 Sunday at Lambert beach. Baker Bart scored on an 80 yard run for the Eagles and Hart added a 20 yard end run. The losers briefly led late in the game before Lockwood pulled away. In a separate note, a 17 year old Buffalo high school player, James Turner, was fatally injured in a football incident last Tuesday.
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Lockwood Eagles
Lambert Beach
Baker
Bart Madehe
Ron
Abi Hart
Leopauece
Mwallester
James Turner
Bufnula High Echdol
Grid Hurts Often Faked To Gain Thinking Time
A Crimson Miz game episode centers on a player enduring a knee injury while on the field with confusion over whether he feigned hurt to gain time. Teammate Buell prompts a cautious recovery as the doctor inquiries the timing before play resumes.
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Anittle
Collier's
Vale
John
Tom Thorp
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