Gentlemen Triumph Over SMU 7-0 in Rough Clash
In Shreveport Louisiana on November 1, Centenary’s Gentemen edged SMU 7 to 0 amid a hard fought Southern Methodist defensive stand. Key plays included a fourth quarter scoring run by Oslin and a long pass connection to Geisler, as Centenary weathered SMU’s aerial assault and secured the victory before about 8500 spectators.
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Qin
Inday
Pervind
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Dominalive
Ai Monning Smith
Outeo Ynys
Manning Smith
Geisler
Osta
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Larly
Qaid
Bush
Devienare
Bouin
Morean
Birla
Texas
Dyer
Brooks Field Beats Daniel Baker Freshmen 14 7 in Brownwood
Brooks Field Aviators led by Greg Geede defeated Daniel Baker freshmen 14 to 7 in Brownwood Saturday. Payton Payne scored for Baker and Cailen and Baken tallied for Brooks Field with solid defense throughout the game.
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Brownwood
Greg Geede
Daniel Baker
Aviators
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Buncis
Fanning
Weaver
Heard
Ryan
Bager
Fuilback
Brown
Tae
Montgomery and Whittaker
Walston and Webb
Liltie
Orne
Conger
Karr
Tuilback
Billy Arnold Recovers From Hurts After Collision
Taft California November 18 Billy Arnold of Los Angeles winner of the 7930 Indianspails classic suffered a slight concussion and rib injuries when his automobile overturned Thursday night. He is improving and doctors expect a speedy recovery.
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Taft
Calif
Billy Arnie
Los Angeles
College Team Fails to Muster Eleven
New York reports a muddled college game where key players Veasney and MulkriD underperformed, failing to field an eleven and leaving the team short. The Wagner squad dominated with strong defense and timely scoring, while Maravian’s clash highlighted a tense, uneven effort from both sides.
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New York
Veasney
Mulkrid Gulige Thane
Ulin
Ughind
Wes Aquare
Wagner
Urbal
Feenough
Perforyyers
Tou
Even Steer Runners Share in Bad Day
Apilene Thorton reports on a Texas College beat where Uiie Presly excels on pats while Lom pel, Week Wolama of Texas leads in a crass-foi- event. Teed oh a Ce ChapeeHT, bale Borde At Texas third and Heagy of ACE also figure in the results.
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Austin
Tex
Apilene Thorton
College
Wolama
Texas
Bale Borde
Heagy
Frogs Rally Past Texas In Wild Conference Tilt
Texas suffered a rough loss as TCU raced 70 yards to the Texas 25 amid a series of big plays. Casper and Lawrence scored for the Frogs, a failed extra point followed by a late fourth quarter surge, while Texas struggled with costly fumbles and two interceptions. Referees and linesmen from Missouri oversaw the Fort Worth clash, with Army star Lieut John Murrel in attendance.
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Kitchen
Hilliard
Lawrence
Wammeres
Roke
Casper
Frey
Lester
Kilchow
Lawreure
C. U
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Lawrece
Frogs
Anil
C. A
Willow Bell
Kline
Todam
Tealis
Gray Vay Niebutir
Sright
Smith Amon
Missouri
Aggies Rout Rice 27 to 0 in Houston Game
Texas A and M overwhelmed Rice 27 to 0 before about 9000 fans. The Aggies dominated 14 completed passes and 248 yards net offense. Halfback Wary Fouke suffered a season ending injury, with X rays showing no broken bones but ligament separation.
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Texas
College
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Wwe
Lye
Tannin
Fandow
Ricer Kimbrough
Murray Art Barnels
Nieves
Rama
Batty Bell
Aggie
Clare
Inenes
St Marys Academy
Gar Antonio
Texarkana
Fulke
Hugh Welsh
Hack
Bono Ee
Rebertann
Army Basket Ball Teams Begin Practice at Brooksfield
Four air force squads start practice in hangar 16 this week at Brooksfield. Teams include Twenty second and Eighty eighth Observation Squadrons Sixty second Service Squadron Twelfth Observation, with Twelfth the defending champion. Randolph Hess notes early signup as Fifty third Squadron calls for players. Practices at hangar F feature, among others, Sixty seventh Forty sixth Fifty second Fifty seventh and Headquarters squads.
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Army
Brooksfield
Randolph Hess
Hawaii Legalizes Horse Race Betting
Honolulu voters approved a measure to legalize horse racing in the Hawaiian Islands. The territorial assembly passed the bill with commission to regulate betting. supporters expect tourism and economic benefits, while opponents warned of potential social costs.
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Honolulu
TNS7
Zenzta
Hawaiian Islands
Eagles Win From Waco In Rough Gridiron Battle
Waco backs faced heavy pressure as Brackenridge and the Tiger unit limited big gains. Brackenridge’s defense stymied Waco with numerous reads and a key injured play sidelining Slade. Interceptions were rare as Brackenridge controlled the line and turnover count, while end Jackie and Tileas contributed for the Tigers.
English Call Ducks Available in 5
English net mocks the answer to a hunter's prayer with ducks placed at Wye macket in San Antonio for the annual weed-out of Brackenridge park duck yard. Young Produce Co bought 50 pairs and offered them for sale to hunters. an experienced English duck handler has been placed in charge.
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San Antonso
Brackenridge Park
Duck Yard
Younes Produce Company
Buena Vislis Street
Slade Injured in Brackenvitgs Waen Football Collision
In the Brackenvitgs Waen game at Eagle Piet on Saturday Gorton Lind Warn Alarterback suffered a concussion in a collision. He was lifted from the field and remained unresponsive briefly as medical staff attended to him.
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Eagle Piet
Gorton Lind
Warn
Southwest Conference Preview of Next Week Games
Southwest Conference schedule highlightspriday Arkansas faces Texas in Austin Saturday Baylor meets Texas A&M in Dallas Houston Hive clashes with Texas Christian in Fort Worth.
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Texas
Austin
Beylor
5. M. UL
Dallas
Hive
Fort Worth
St Anthony's and Crystal City in blank tie
St Anthony's College Yellowjackers, San Antonio Academic League champions, played a scoreless tie with Crystal City High School on a Saturday afternoon. Baleswki and Boykin were injured, leaving the Jackets unable to convert two scoring opportunities while Crystal City narrowly missed two chances at goal.
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L City
St. Anthony's College
Yellowjackers
San Antonio
Crystal City High School
Tulane Runs Wild to Lick Kentucky in New Orleans
Tulane Greenies defeated Kentucky 34 to 0 before 13 000 fans. Captain Roberts scored twice from short yardage and Farre Thomas exploded with three touchdowns. Tulane led 26 points in the first half, then rested reserves in the final periods while keeping Kentucky out of reach.
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Kentucky
New Orleans
Novia
Tulane Greenies
Farre ‘Thomas
Greenis
Roberts
Lie Vame
Parker Steer Grid Tickets Reduced
In Austin fans learn reserved seating for the Texas Arkansas game at Memorial Stadium Friday is cut to 1.80. It marks one of the year’s largest crowds and a key conference clash with implications for the championship race as the Horns aim to win and stay in title contention.
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Mission
Semls Wilell
Texas-Arkansas
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Flyers Defeat STH Infantry In Final Fort Sam Thriller
The Flyers defeated the STH Infantry with standout play from Zappone and a tough Ramblers defense led by Gillen, Fisnigan, Oswey, Hancock, Giles and Cocke. The Hemblers face Fort Sam Houston next Saturday in a schedule finale at Randolph Field, with details on lineups and scoring from the ongoing prep.
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Adaroson
Roger
Lynne
Auartern
Randolpn Field
Rami Ley
Aren
Gitanterr
Peavier
Gilmare
Murray
Toinstar
IEC
Jes Andolph Eel
Gilbert
Army Grid League Makes ’34 Program
Army football league plans a 1934 schedule through November 29 at Fort Sam and Kelly Field. Matches include Brooks Field, Ninth Infantry, Second Pier Artillery, and Fort Sam opponents with dates in October and November, reflecting a military league season similar to colleges.
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Army Football League
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Brenloy
Brcoka
Talwatt
Fandolph Feld
Fort Sam
Pier Artlery Brigade
Kelly Piel
Ban Sulph Fici¢va
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Fandolph
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Siehl Avaisary
Rancomah
Kelly Field
Kelly
Ninth Infantry
Bronkes
Port Sam
Twentsfird
Randolp
Randolph
Nii, Infantesco
Seco Pinld Artillery
Loaches at Prison Utah Football Volunteer Helper
Nov entry notes Fred Tedesco, member of the Utah eleven, volunteering at the Utah state prison. The item mentions his connection to Ike Armstrong and the Rocky Mountain conference championships as part of WECG passing BS activities.
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Salt Lake City
Fred Tedesco
WECG
Utah Eleven
Ike Armstrong
Rocky Mountain
Utah State Prison
Edinburg Five to Be Strong for Season Opener
Edinburg Junior College gears up for the new season led by veteran Ivy Lee Doty and guard Dean Phillips. Returning forward W Patrick and forward Preston Lawrence headline a mix of veterans and newcomers from Edinburg Pharr Mission Donna and McAllen, with early games listed against Seltreiner Victoria College and Westmoorland. The squad replaces several stellar 1932 graduates including Hudeun Perkins Les Winningham and Young.
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Dean Phillips
Mission
W. Patrick
Edinburg
Preston Lawrence
Letterman Ie
Joe Prichari
Edinbure
John Serta
Tdinburg
Elmer Rollins
McAllen
DO. Kirkland Jr
Edinpure
Maggie Palmer
Donna
Andie Stroud
Dean
Hob Schiber
Drew Ware
Seltreiner Incluus
Victoria Huntor College
Texay A. Sud I
Westmoorland College
Hrones
The
Valley Collegians
Clair Hudeun
Dusiit Perkins
Calvin Les
Rallin Winningham
Shinn Young
Missouri Tigers routed by Washington in homecoming clash
In St Louis on May 18, Washington’s standout players Brown and Drake led a 33 point barrage against Missouri. Brown scored three touchdowns, including one in each of the first three quarters, with Drake adding two more scores. Missouri’s lone TD came as Lawdon sneaked in from one yard after a Hatfeld plunge.
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St, Louis
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Junilouk
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Drake
Lujming Nate
Scotia
Wissour
Leeniner
Grenda
Tiger
Migouri
Afer Hatfeld
Lawdon
Jersey City Signs Andy High For Summer Ball
Jersey City baseball club of the International League signs Andy High an infielder from Wyetersi Die league as manager for next summer. Announcement dated May in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
Jersey City Baseball Club
Andy High
Wyetersi Die
Maninger
Jaray
New McQueeney Course Set for Hearst Meet
A mile and a quarter race course is laid out at Lake McQueeney under Louis Koeyse to host the Hearst Trophy event on Sunday and Monday. The plan includes a grandstand area, lakeside spectator paths, and a large crowd expected from Texas and beyond for the annual regatta and junior races.
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McQueeney
Hearst
Aftelal
Louis Koeyse
Lake McQueeney
Carboard Matarbonta
Willem
Cairacta
Ind Out
Henral
Princeton Triumph Over Navy In Frosty Duel
Princeton, ranked No. 7, defeated Navy 7-0 before about 40,000 at Palmer Stadium. Homer Spotford scored two late rushing touchdowns in the final 10 minutes after a scoreless game through three quarters, securing Princeton’s undefeated season. Navy fought hard but could not breach Princeton’s quick defense, with key punting battles shaping the contest.
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Priieton
Navy
Palmer
Midshipmen
Geealess
Ginl
Tiger
Rghit
Lvere
Paul Medile
Sumner Rauian-Miller
Garry Levan
Balng
Spofford
Mary
Budehipmen
Tigers
Mugh Mhemy
Dave Miller
Tali Aroakes
Charley Clack
Edi Clark
Hugh MacMillan
Armadillos Hope For East District Title in Disputed Moore Eligibility
SAN SABA Nov 18 Hopes for Armadillos to win the eastern district class B football title hinge on the eligibility ruling for Guy Moore Lusky tackle. Officials ruled Moore ineligible for the Brady Bulldogs game triggering a potential forfeit and affecting standings. Moore was withheld from a later game during an appeal by his team and allied observers.
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San Saba
Guy Moore
Lusky
Saba
Wilde
Eldorady
Lldorady
Montenis
Dinirint Affieinie
Grine
Bulldogs
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Bing
Leorwen
Laine
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