Controversy Over Football Eligibility Shakes Southwest
Officials debate eligibility amid accusations against Arkansas star Bill Spivey and other players. The piece critiques late ineligibility findings, coach conduct, and the ethics of using professional record searchers. It references Temple, Fort Worth coverage, and interest from San Antonio and Chicago White Sox in spring facilities.
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Bill Spivey
Arkansas
Arkansas University
Temple
di San Antonio
Chicago White Sox
Low Fonseca
Long George Kelly
Sox
Avalladon
Bob Connery
SS Paul Club
American Association
Undefeated and Unused Rise in Weekly Grid Standings
Unclear OCR text reports teams with unbeaten streaks and recent losses. Mentions Agavetatin Ewueny college of En bly and several schools such as Michigan Minnesota Georgia Nebraska and Rollins. AP compilation lists wins and opponents with partial scores and names distorted by scan errors.
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Ata Ane College
Enbly
Vaseh
Vlepinla School
Ieduling FY
Dike
Associated Press
Faory
Mesey
Marray
Tenoh
Tench
Gronin
Tad
al Thomas
Moguls Split Over Shaughnessy Playoff Plan
Texas league moguls debate the Frank Shaughnessy pennant system after a secret vote at a San Antonio meeting. President J Alvin Gardner cites voting irregularities and secretary confusion as factors. Houston club fears a pennant race under the system could ruin their strong program and threaten the league title defense.
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Bill Parker Aveorintea
Spatin Bulller
Texas Ieague
Frank Shaughnessy
National Association
Galveston
San Antonio
J. Alvin Gardner
Shide
Gardner
Art Griggs
Tulsa
Aint Griggs
Griggs
Paul Usinking
Fredankenotan
Mansion Club
Shaughnessy
Lhr
Houston
Joel
Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Shem
Bufferocs
Bob Tarleton
Dallas Steers
Sol Dreyfuss
Harry Pollock
Thillas
Football Results From Sunday Cards with Mixed Scores
Sunday football results show Loyola New Orleans 26 over North Dakota University 7, Clara 1 and St Mary's Oak Yet Call 6, St Thomas 18 over SI Bonaventure 9, Loyola Los Angeles 19 over Ban Diera Marines, Trojan All-Stars 6, Baltimore 7 over Thomas St. John's Minnesota 13, Columbia Oregon 13, scattered results across West Coast and other clubs with multiple unclear entries and partial team names.
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Omane
Alluwe
Loyola
New Orleanz
North Danniversity
Clara
St. Mary's
Oak Yet
Call
St Whormas
SI Bonaventure
Lavole
Loa Angelead
Ban Diera Marines
Trojan All-Stars
West Coast Navy U Niara TB
Baltimore
Thomas St. John's
Minn
Feenman
Columbia
Ova
Onan
Ore
Pedis Arbeen
West Genilie Athletic Club
Be Tenaertue
Sealue Jtabiam
Tanoma
Sapereadents
Rogers Shines as Poloist in Santa Monica
Veteran Wali Rogers dazzled Sunday in Santa Monica, pairing with Walt Dlaney and Ary Perkins to lead a polo exhibition win. The four-man squad scored five goals, beating a coast squad led by Darryl Zrnuck and Eric Tyler-Martin, with Snowy Baker and others contributing. Grid officials from West Texas set a meeting at Abe GinterHelel on Monday at 7:38.
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Rogers
Santa Monica
Amily
Paki
Lim
Walt Dlaney
Ary Perkina
Snowy Baker
Saturday Explanations To You With Mr Ripley Inquiry
A brief engagement notice requests readers to address questions about the Believe It or Not curios to Mr. Ripley via the hours paper, enclosing a stamped addressed envelope for a reply.
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Ripley
Commercial Basketball League Opens With Doubleheader
The Commercial Basket Ball League starts at 8 pm Tuesday in Drackenridge High School gym with Bell Jewelers facing Duncan Field and Magnolia Mobil eilers meeting International club. Officials Nemo Herrera and George O'Brien preside. Schedule lists multiple matchups through December 21 with dramatic name spellings and dates. A separate notice reports a Southwest Texas District Board officials meeting at the Ganter hotel at 7 15 pm Monday.
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Drackenrree High School
Bell Gewelers
Duncan Field
Magnolia Mobileilers
Verry
Nemo Herrera
George O'Brien
Bell Jewelers
Duncan
Magnolia Malilotlars
Magnolia
Kaeufmans
Bell Towelers
Kaufmana
Belle
Kauffmans
Thinoon
Magnolia Va
Kaufmans Va
One Om
Thuraday
Balla
Kautmana
Bells
Mnenoll
Boncaw Stele
Ya. Ells
Kautruans
Atormmansd Clus
Fells
Magnol
Southwest Texas
Ganter Hotel
Garland Awarded Sullivan Memorial Medal for Service to Sport
William May Garland of Los Angeles, longtime Olympic champion organizer, received the Sullivan Memorial Medal for outstanding service to sport. The award honors his leadership in promoting athletics and Olympic Games, with a ceremony noting his contributions alongside other prominent athletes and coaches.
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Pittsburgh
William May Garland
Los Angeles
Lie Organization
Emitter
Vileh
Lie Waimex
B. Sullivan Remorial
Sullivan Memorial
Ile
Ableton
Prophet Pete Winners in Weekly Forecast Contest
The Prophet Pete forecast contest sees heavy upsets as only three of hundreds predicted correctly. Pete himself hit 11 of 16, but won’t receive tickets to The Day of Reckoning. Three other top forecasters, Morin, Schmidt, and Peters, earned Texas tickets by mail.
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Aurum
Georgia
Iowa
Purdue
Texas
Tony Movin
Saunders Dan Scheid
Bhuebonnet
Don Peters
Cotulla
Pete
Morin
Schmidt
Minnesota
Peter
Okklahoma
Kansas State
Penn
Pelin Blate
Fiorrd
Virginia
St Marys Alumni Defeat Italians In Park Showdown
St Marys Alumni defeated the Italians All-Stars 8 to 2 at League Park on Sunday. Notable players Feuc Cosmo Peche Charley Caidrenn and Frank Pounaiter starred for the winners while Doe Fatiood George Bartholomew aided the victory with strong runs and key blocking.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Alta
Old League Park
Italien
Rassle Show Program Set for Wednesday Night Card
Marsh Blackstock and Joe Mullens renew their feud in a one hour time limit match headlining the card with a best two of three falls route. Hamburg newcomer Will Comer and German star Hane Schultz join Michie Oghorn and Fort Worth’s own two year unbeaten Cowboy in a stacked semi final and feature lineup. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at Earl Travis Street and Gunter Hotel.
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Blackstock
Joe Mullens
Beethoven
Howcomer
Bremen
Germany
Hane Schultz
Tiny Ratt
Schultz
Michle Qghorn
Fort Worth
Earl Travis Street
Gunter Hotel
Sland
Coffman
Loyola's Long Runs Edge North Dakota 26 to 4
Loyola University defeated North Dakota 26 to 4 in New Orleans. Loyola struck early with a two touch down drive and held North Dakota scoreless after the first quarter as Seeber and Jones produced long gains and a 46 yard scamper. North Dakota's lone score came on a 5 yard run by Gharhornenn.
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North Dakota
New Orleans
OSI
Navy
Loyola University
Lye Teal
Toyola
Paul Jones
Seeber
Fleet
Gharhornenn
Loyol
AAU Convention Links Germany Stance to Olympic Debate
The Amateur Athletic Union opened its forty-fifth convention amid debates over Germany and anti Semitic policy and the future of Olympic participation. Key issues include whether to retain metric track measurements and how to address German influence via the International Olympic Committee. Brundage oversees six hour committee session with a plan to vote on a resolution at the general convention.
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Henry Schulte
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Caaignon Gilbert
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Teland
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Camas
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Noeither
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Tangest Nny Haa
Gilbert
New Haven
Sutherland's Name Cleared by Graves
Alpine dispatch reports Coacy B C Graves of Bul Ross college confirms WINS LONG RUN, a report about Sutherland star cross country runner. Philadelphia coverage notes Mundy and Sutherland named among top finishers, while officials deny any wrongdoing and say the star was cleared after crossing the finish line.
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Sutherland
Graves Alpine
Coacy B. C. Graves
Bul Ross College
Philadelphia
Jon Mundy
Duck Sutherland
Loto
Mindy
Amine
Graver
Grid Rumpus May Split Up Colleges
Tense fallout from Georgetown University and Andrew University following a 1-0-0 football victory over Washington University. Players and witnesses report indignant treatment after the game as the two institutions consider severing relations.
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Tiltsburgil
Cornigie Tech
Atinsiasts
Georgetown University
Washington
Boat racers prepare for regatta committee meeting
A regatta plan is outlined as the Texas Boat Club Inc directors meet at Military Plaza at 8 PM Monday to appoint a committee and announce a program of operations. The regatta is set for Monday December 31 and Tuesday January 1 at Lake Mequeiney with all battalion members urged to attend. An open meeting will be called soon.
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Sinelud
Uasion
Enler
Texas Boot.Club, Inc
Military Plaza
Batt Cle
Dannity
Lake Mequeiney
Preece Stars In Polo Tie At Brackenridge Park
Texvence Preece led the Freebooters in a 12-12 polo tie with San Antonio at Brackenridge Park Sunday afternoon. The Freebooters lineup included Preece Lenny Ross Lieutenant Stroker Llewellyn Jackson and C G Benham. Austin’s round robin team defeated the Artillery 4-1 and Infantry 4-0 at Harbartt field with Charlie Armstrong Caplain Johnson and Wise Southwell notable in the contest.
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Texvence Preece
Freebooters
San Antonio
Brackenridge Mark
Preece
Lenny Ross
Lieutenant Stroker
Liewieriil Jackson
C. G. Benham
Monte Barre Hill Meador
Wise Southwell
Charlie Armstrong
Caplain Johnson
Harbartt Field
Austin
Brett Smith
Rube Williams
Lee Downs
J. B. Gilmore
George Miller
Artillery
Infantry
Sweetser stars in Willow Springs first golf foursome sweepstakes
Sweetser of Wakefield shot a 69 to win the foursome sweepstakes at Willow Springs golf course with a best ball of 67. The event, to be played weekly, is led by manager Jimmy West. Separately, Harvey Weil and Stevens Keller won the Brennal Schroimer doubles title in Kerrville Texas, defeating Broyles and Tinting in straight sets 6-2 6-1.
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Cess
Sweetser
Wakefield
Mass
Willow Springs
Jimmy West
Cadets Face Big Game In Spotlight At Victoria
St Anthony’s and Central Catholic prepare for a key grid clash Friday night in Victoria. Gillespie’s strong defensive play and Peacock’s ready lineup set the stage as both teams seek a pivotal Southwest Academy result.
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San Antonio
T. M
St. Antony's
Pox Gillespie
Victoria
Gillespie
Peacock
Remait Aloy
Coach Masters
Weston
Light Torre
Pines
Anthonny
Lile Central Gathorie
Boerne
GRID HEROES HY Cho Menetiated Morsay Saturday's foatha stars
Ambiguous grid notes describe teams including Minnesota, Michigan, Navy, Oregon, and Purdue. Various players such as Colton, Parham, and Jorgenson are mentioned with scattered scores and kickoff returns amid chaotic, OCR-like text.
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Morsay
Foatha Stars
Pug
Minnesota
Michigan
Colton Warkulton
Roulhern
Cal- Horain—Caveht
Qungon
Gaveyv Leva Prinelan
Ryoke
Navy
Worn
Uklin
Ad Eohwanuel
Oregon Starr—Poreernok
Parham
Fou Seine
Andy Piney
Wotre Dame
Seorre Ranihloes
Guake
Novitwesterhi Owas
Tawa State
Purdue
Dick Jorgenson
Joe Fena
Denver
Portier
Dever
Vial
Rocky Mountain
Tootal Russell
Kansas State
Jena Blate
Oklahoma
Bill Smith
Washington
Ti Ay
Smith Miia
Aly
Wisconsin
Bante Poh Stansbery Manlana
Stanford
Charley Casper
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Kckoff
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Hi De Ha Tornadoes Dominate Trojans 45 0
Hi De Ha Tornadoes routed the Tesas Trojans at home Sunday with a 45-0 victory. Favart Carrol In and Garcia each scored two touchdowns while Cepeda returned a kick for a score. Monica starred on defense.
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Carrol- In
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Cepeda
Simaqo
Cane
Monica Wos
Five Points Ramblers Defeat Newsboys In Narrow Football Bout
Five Points Ramblers beat Newsboys 12 to 0 in a hard fought game. Touchdowns were scored by Cherry Uardenny and Rodrigues. Tony Barrera shone on defense for the winners while Bravo and Toto starred for the losers.
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Tive Points Ramblers
Newes Boys
Cherry Uardenny
Rodrigues
Tony Barrera
Wirmers
Bravo Ena Toto
Brones Hang Up Gridiron Outfits Test Week’s Start
Brones suspends football outfits and tests a season start next week. Weetmoorland Brnnes plan a first game, while basketball dice feature at the Wondlantt Ikkery.
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Weetmoorland Brnnes
Big game officials named for Thanksgiving clash
Lynton Dusty Boggers selected for ninth straight Brackenridge vs Jelfers road clash in District 72 for Thanksgiving Day with Brackenridge Eagles and Kerrville blocked by injuries. Umpire Andy Andrews and other officials listed. Hillandale Indians prep for Austin High clash after venue move to Thursday.
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Dusty) Boggers
L Exuyial High School
Brackenridge
Jelfers Ron
Andy Andrews
Bob Meitzon
Nead Waos
Mike Rule
Thoms Jefferson
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Kerrville
Pie Mustang
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Orville Priday
Brackenridge Eigies
Greil Slatw
Hillandale
Indians
Austin High Aene
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Eeiday
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Texas+ Arena
Southwast Veterener
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Thome
Tandy Tetley
Pech Gakls
Alin Nak
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