Center Meric Ratings Highlight All American Contenders
A review of top college centers notes Smith Washington State Brougham Temple Stevens Tulane Shotwell Pittsburgh and Robinson Notre Dame as leading players. Critics praise defense and consistency though some pass errors persist.
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Yast
Howard Jones
All-American’ Board
Jones
Bolow
Smith
Washington State
Brougham
Seattle
F. I
Stevens
Jeadership
Temple
Robinson
Navy
Clack
Tulane
Colgate
Shotwell
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
AM America
Gilbert
Aubure
Bean
Conference games promise thrills and grit on gridiron
Reading through this brazenly garbled dispatch, key teams Texas A&M Rice and Texas Longhorns loom large as conference rivals. The report highlights Rice Institute and Texas A&M preparing for clashes at Kyle Field, with Texas Christian and Abilene Christian also featured in a sprawling, weather-tinged football scene. The piece blends matchups, weather notes, and scattered player mentions into a single chaotic snapshot of Southwest Conference action.
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College Station
Rice Institute
Texas Aggies
Kyle Field
Owls
Aggies
Southern Methodist
Gwils
Houston
Fort Worth
Tex
Longhorns
Texas Christian Frogs
Jack Ghevigny
Texas
Frogs
Orange
Texas Tech
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Centenary
Rice
Texas Christian
Eestie
Weather Warning Prompts Caution for Home Work
The clipped item warns of cold rainy and stormy weather posing danger for work at home. It references a SunShine Laundee and lists a contact number Fannin 727. The fragmentary notice hints at safety precautions during bad weather.
Explanations of tire pressure and globetrotting tales
A UK style oratory-like note explains tire inflation effects and air weight, then shifts to Gus L Altier, a Northern Pacific switch engineer, who has traveled about 178 countries in 20 years seeking oddities. The piece mentions his quiet city duties and willingness to answer queries about Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Gus L. Altier
St. Baul
Altier
Northern Pacific
City Championship Heavy Net Meet Draws Crowds
In a bustling city championship, the schedule outlines Saturday morning men singles quarterfinals and Saturday afternoon events for women singles and doubles. Pfeiffer, the defending champion and top seed, aims for the semis as young John H. advances. other matches feature Challis, Newell, and the Pfeiffer-Wood pair in doubles as finals loom on Sunday.
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Mary Brien
Bunce Dean
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Jersie Iter
Winker
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Polke Larvet
Feltenz Worcen
Me May Reighert
Ann Plation
Tiekman Va
Mra
Hin' Tee
Eunice Dean Ant
Ya Relehort
Avery O'Brien
U S Pro Wins Melbourne Golf Championship in Australia
Jimmy Thompson of Los Angeles fired a 69 83 60 12 72 hole total 283 to capture the Melbourne Centenary Open in front of thousands. Leo Diegel and Gene Barazeni tied for runner up at 283. Ky Laffoon and Light Horse Harry Cooper shared early pace at 292. McLean took amateur honors with 221, while Craig Wood and Paul Runyan followed.
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Australis
Jimmy Thompson
Los Angeles
Thompson
Sky
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Gene Barazen
Naismith
Victovia
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Choimpeon
Denver Star
McLean
Joe Exer
United States
Harlandale and Peacock Face Off On Foreign Fields
Harlandale Tigers and Peacock Panthers travel to Austin for District I-A clash. Harlandale, 92 players plus coaches Tryin Martin and Lyn Brown, meet the Maroons in a night game while Peacock, led by Harold Winters with 14 players, open at Corpus Christi college academy. Both games scheduled for Saturday night.
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Harlandal Taedlans
Tryin Martin
Lyn Brown
Jef Ab Noon
Austin
Schreiner Payne Face Off In Brownwood Gridiron Tilt
In Brownwood on November 17 Schreiner Institute of Kerrville and Howard Payne College of Brownwood prepared for a key Southwestern smaller college clash. The two teams, noted as strong contenders, met in the afternoon for a pivotal game.
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Schreiner, Payne
Brownwood
Smitwest
Schreiner Institute
Kerry Mille
Howerd Payne College of
Tie Payne Gridron
Negro Teams Play At Tech In Dallas Clash
A Dallas crowd watched Booker T. Washington high school and Wheatley High meet at Tech Field. Wheatley relied on star back Turner to counter Dallas Bulldogs forward power. Dallas were the 1943 Texas Negro High School Football champions and sent extra players and a pep squad for the night gate.
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Booker T. Washington High
Dallas
Tech Field
Wheatley
Dallas Bulldogs
Wheatley Banks
Turner
Tailas
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Apa
Humberts Accepts 8-Prelim Wrestling Bout at Weitkethon Arena
Spanish Adonis Humberts ends his layoff and agrees to wrestle eight preliminaries, a step down from main events after illness and defeats by Jim Londos and Billy Edwards. He faces Marvin Westenberg in the semifinal to the Edwards and Weaver main event, with Art Shires as referee.
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Dath Humberts
Adonis
Jim Londos
Billy Edwards
Marvin Westenberg
Edwards and Weaver
Weitkethon Arena
Art
Shires Will
Pro Knights of Columbus Charity Game Date Set
The annual charity football game between professional players and participating teams is scheduled for January in San Francisco with proceeds benefiting prayers and community programs. The event gathers notable professional athletes and local supporters for a long running fundraiser.
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San Francisco
Knights of Columbus
Rosey Passes His Title to Bob Olin in Boxing Upset
New York Nov 17. In Madison Square Garden Rosenbloom, long reigning light heavyweight champion, loses to former broker’s clerk Bob Olin after a 12 round contest. Judges for Olin were Barnos Lynch with Donovan voting for Rosenbloom. Crowd of 7000 groaned as Olin won on a decision many felt unfair.
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Charlie Lynch
Arthur Donovan
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Danny Ridge
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Donovan Ad
North Texas Licks Trinity In Thorough Victory
In Denton Texas on November 17 North Texas Teachers College Eagles dominated Trinity University Tigers 19 to 0. Stovell and Captain Cox led the scoring while Stovall ran for 63 and 22 yards for three touchdowns. Trinity managed a late scoring drive with a pass to Dunewey and an automatic safety added two points in the final period.
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North Texas
Trinity
Denton
Tex
North Texans Teachers College Eagles
Trinity University
Tigers
Stovell
Cox
Eagles
Stovall
Louis
Jarrell
Perinrl
Lewis
Dunewey
Tiger
Cubs Offer $250,000 For Deans
Chicago Cubs officials travel to Louisville for the minor league meeting amid reports they will buy the pitching duo Dizzy and Paul Depps from the St Louis Cardinals for cash. The delegation includes Vice President John Sexy and Manager Charley Grimm as owner Pulp KK. Weigley signals willingness to bid a quarter million for the Depps.
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Chicago
Dean Hrottera
Seguin Race Meeting Ends After Big Weekend
Seguin on November 17 reports Seguin's most successful horse race meeting ending Saturday noon with a 2 mile right-race program featuring San Antonio Day. Post One finished at 1 40. A crowd of 7800 and mutuels over 30000 were expected. Friday drew another large turnout and certificates showed wagers totaling 23623. Two falls occurred and Jockey J Wann was suspended for using a Kunzer on Fassaiong in the fifth race. Judge Jong Mayes urged Hehn's permanent suspension by the state racing commission. A buzzer was used to add speed in the stretch. Jockeys McClellan and W Cook fell but were uninjured.
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San Antono
J. Wann
Kunzer
Fassaiong
Jong Mayes
Hehn
Etate Racing Commission
Jorkeys McClellan
W. Cook
Barby
Texas Leaguers Head to National Conference in Louisville
Alvin Gardney president of the Texas East and West Texas Leagues leads a group of Texas managers and club officials departing Dallas for the national league convention in Louisville Kentucky. The delegation includes Hale Thrielon business manager of the Dallas Steers Roy Meehan Fort Worth Panthers Jack Geller Beaumont Exporters J Walter Motrie southern promotional director Jakie Atz Tulsa manager Fred Nicholson from the Lufkin entry and others.
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Dallas
Tex
Tfi— O
Alvin Gardney
Texas, East and
West Tixie Baseballleagues
Texas
Mftoreague
Louisville
Gardner, Hale ‘Thriélon
Dallas Steers
Roy Meehan
Fort Worth Panthers
Jack Geller
Beaumont Exporters
J. Walter Motrie
National Association
Jakie Atz
Tulsa
Frad Nicholson
Lufkin
Army Teams at Fort Sam Fire Second Field Artillery
The Second Field Artillery Brigade faced a comeback in Army league football at Trent Field Park Bam Houston. They played the Ninth Infantry and aimed to challenge the Kelly Ford Flyers for the league lead as they climbed into third place, one game behind the leaders.
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Field Artillery
Ninth Infantry Atanehus
Trentfield
Park
Bam Houston
Munchus
Kellyford Flyers
Artillery Rleven
Barbecue Planned at Stadium Site for Completion
Barbecue Thursday at the site of the stadium, formerly the city rock quarry, to celebrate completion of the rock fill. City fathers and ladies will attend, with most guests supporting stadium efforts. Jim Shelton, superintendent, will run the barbecue in the afternoon at 4 o'clock next Thursday.
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King’s Gauri
Barkes
Jim Shelton
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