Charles Dailey Week's Best Prophet
Charles J Dailey of 454 East Magnolia Ave emerged as the top weekly football predictor, correctly forecasting 14 of 15 games in the Prophet contest to tie the season record. He missed Baylor over SMU. the rest favored upsets and exact scores, with sixteen others earning REO Majestic tickets for 18 correct picks.
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REO Majestic Theater
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REO Majestic
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W. A. Schmid
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F. A. Carrell
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Kames City
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Wilfred Groff
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Fred J. Ryan
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Devine
Joseph A. Cain
Bounders
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East Commerce
Charles A. Hearn
Bchiey
George M. Burkman
San Fernando Street
Joe Caldwell
Asherton
Lester H. Wellman
Donaldson
Santa Clara Beats Olympic Club In Low-Scoring Tilt
A sparse crowd watched Santa Clara defeat Olympic Club 32 to 0 at Krzarstad Sunday. Santa Clara opened scoring late in the first, with Sobrerohat extending the lead on the next drive. A blocked punt in the fourth by McGoy set up another TD, while Faeriy missed the extra point.
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Gowlins
Faeriy
Wiery
Ice Hockey Roundup From Olympics and Teams
In a multi team hockey roundup, several squads posted results including Olympic entries with Chicago and Toronto showing mixed scores. Notable scorers include players from New Keven and Detvrott, while Cleveland and Ratlato Rerans contributed key goals amid a busy schedule.
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Bevesn
New Keven
Detvrott Olympics
Ceonton Tsturmeehe
Ratlato Rerans
Cleveland
Chirago
Les Casene
Trhagert
Toronto
Mysterious Blocks Enable Precision Shaping
Saturday's Explanations describe mysterious blocks of steel with precise dimensions that reduce measurement error to four thousandths of an inch. The blocks form an airless, flat surface when slid together, creating a tight seal that prevents air gaps and can support two hundred pounds.
Brackenridge Wins Second 30 Clash On Thanksgiving Day
Brackenridge defeats Main Avenue 12 to 0 in a Thanksgiving matchup after a scoreless first clash. Key plays by Bill Young and Koontz came close to scoring for Main Avenue, while Brackenridge’s defense held firm and backfield members stirred the attack.
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Main Avenue
Northsiders
Bill Young
Kaeontz
Marcie Garrett
Hill
Mynter
Prost
Melugin
Frost
Malin
Gigi
Willis
Buckles
Terry
Manning
Bler- Ing
Mynier
Nulves
Prast
Fullack
Dots
Fenner
Warenlo
Virgus
Myers
Cohen
Behrimscher
Jepha
Thrillis
Laceys
Crooks
Lienke
Internationals stay perfect in San Pedro clash at last
The Internationals, top San Antonio Baccer League club, edged Gene rales 2-0 at San Pedro park with goals by Hugh Hesaford and Harold Poster. Tosers Calvillo and Arozarena starred. Nationals beat Monterey 3-1 in second half rally. Victoria forfeited to Ananué.
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Rubini
Jose de la Pena
David Brown
Rel Sandoval
Arturo Oroscu
Wlamers
Vilekhy
Morales
Cavacoy
Flores
Pernandes
Laeeral
Victoria
Ananuaé
Vieturlag
Bluckhofer to Defend World Three-Cushion Title in January
Gratany reports Bluckhofer of Chicago will defend his world three-cushion billiards championship in January here. Clyde Blorer, president of the National Billiard Association of America, has postponed the date, the tournament is now expected mid month.
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National Retail Credit Association
Credit World
Mighty Mites Triumph Twice In Weekend Scrimmage
A new generation of St Anthony's College footballers impressed with a 7-6 win over Ann's Class CG Junior in Saturday action and then a 27-0 victory against St Peter's Prince of Apostles on Sunday. Key players Blasioul, McCarthy and McDonald starred. Fonning added notable spins. The squad, averaging 91 pounds, eyes more games in four weeks. Contact Father Cartier for schedule details. In San Benito Texas, geese arrival signals strong hunting season, says Game Warden Charles G. Tones.
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St. Anthony's College
Ann
Blasioul
McCarthy
McDonald
Fonning
Father Cartier
Mitts
Uncertain OCR Bowling Pre Errviors and Names
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple names and numbers, with unclear structure. It mentions bowling pre event terms and several personal names, places, and codes, but the readable facts are sparse and jumbled, making a coherent summary difficult.
Texas Amateur Athletic federation names leaders and awards
The Texas Amateur Athletic Federation announced awards for men and women across events in San Antonio, Waco, Fort Worth, and Austin. Roger Stakes president Roger Stokes and other officers were re elected, with new vice presidents named for rogue, horseshoe pitching, dramatics, and soccer. Abilene joined as a member.
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Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Waco
Weco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Arack and Tield
Austin
Houston
Gen Antonio
Roger Stakes
Marville Gill
A C. Roemer
Abilene
Schreiner Mountaineers To Face 23rd Infantry Tuesday Night
Schreiner Institute's Mountaineers from Serrville travel to San Antonio Tuesday night to play the Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys at Tech field. The teams had a scoreless Septem ber tie earlier and Schreiner, after a defeat at Daniel Baker, seeks a rebound in the return game slated for 8 o'clock. Local San Antonio players will bolster Schreiner's crowd.
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San Antonio
Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys
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Kerrville
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San Antonio Boys
Edison Seeks Game Change in District 94 Football Clash
Edison High School seeks to move the District 94 championship football game away from Thursday to avoid clashing with Brackenridge Jefferson and the Texas A&M game in Austin. Kennedy High favored a home or neutral site, with Edison officials proposing Thursday morning or night at a local field. Principal Sylvester may travel to Kenedy to discuss the matter with district officials. Also noted is the town of Kenedy hosting the first deer of the season brought in by Ollie Zinker of Zun Kadankerville.
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Kennedy High
Brackenridge-Jefferson
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Edison Boys
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Kennedy
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Austin
San Antonio
Bakeley
Los Angeles Heights
Joe ‘Ward
Texas University
Ater
Sylvester
Sagein
Xenedy
Texas
Ollie Zinker
Zunkerville
Newton Lealle
GRID HEROES 1 By Associated Prena
Harry Newman Michigan booted field beat Minnesota 0 0 and clinched Big Ten title for Michigan. Kernhalle West Liberty Scot ed 11 touchdowns five points after touchdown Cedarville 127 0 George Fenton Fordham block od kick safety enabled Fordham to beat Oregon State Pippy Auburn sprinted 45 yards in fourth for TD beating Georgia Bernie Mostergon Nebraska kicked field goal in 5 0 defeat of Oklahoma Mickey Vudhinich Ohio State big field goal in last four minutes turned back Tinos Bob Lassiter Yale-Hin rmning Yale 10 0 rout of Harvard.
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Ohio State
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Bob Lassiter
Yale
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Rmning
Yueglig
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Carvel Meets Pfeiffer For Net Title In San Antonio
Two top San Antonio netters Jesse Pfeiffer and Frost Carvel reach the city championship at the San Antonio Country Club courts Monday at 2 30 pm. Pfeiffer previously beat George Dullatg 6 1 6 2 6 2 in the final round while Carvel edged Gilbert Denman in a five set thriller 1 6 6 9 6 1 4 6. In women's play Hickman defeated Williams 4 3 6 1 Bettle Meddis beat Mrs le McDonough Gel Juuln Relohert beat Jooslyn Lyons 6 3 8 2 Eunice Dean defeated Evelyn Barper 6 2 1 Frances Foster beat Mary O'Brien 8 4 4 6 6 4.
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Grace Wiliams
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