Utilities and St Marks Triumph in City Senior Basket League Opener
Campstativelr Trex leading Utilities and St. Mark's Tron teams spark opening night results on Camp Norm court. Pacific Boosters beat Mi. Fours 59 11 while Toons outshoot Laurel Heights 46 30 as Ferguson Burbait and Tere top Utilities scorers and Jimmy Welthers shines for the other side. Lions win season opener as Tinker scores 16 with Methodists.
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Tribue
St. Mark's Trong
Diititire
Pacific Boosters
Hoosters
Tslivs
Ferguson
Burbait
Tere
Jimmy Welthars
al Cera
Unecos
Public Service
Beye
George Delt
Purward Baller
Wilieme
TE Fagan
Francell
Ssays Gardner
Leal Beer Veltman
McDaniel
Sobstitutes
Murray
Torkhardt
Sevase
Dalton
Fetch
Missouri Pacific
Stockwell
Benny
Ricketts
Cowart
Lea
Jake Fill
Shea Porter
Lions
Tinker
Methodiats
Unense
St. Mark's
Laurel
Deverweeny
Garaera
No 2 Deer Shows Points and Antler Sets in Region
Amandi scored 13 points with a 150 pound flier and 1d points while Comfort noted ticks in the region. Amandi also had a season first with four points. Both deer displayed sizable antlers and abundant fat in the area, indicating strong conditions.
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Amandi
Polo Players in Two Games at Riverside Park
Two polo matches are set for Sunday at Riverside Park with teams led by noted players. Details from the timetable show games starting in the afternoon with teams named for a local club and a visiting squad.
Wrestling results dominate Boston bout night
In a chaotic card from Boston on November 23, grapplers produced a wild showing. Gil Jaumenberg, a former Dartmouth football player, and Straley Stasiak of Poland clashed in a two fall main event. Toby Spellman defeated Tony Timacco, while Joe Maleawicz faced Parter George Melrail. Freikly Meyora toppled George Walker, and Nei McCwire drew with Van Wolen.
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Boston
Gil, Jaumenberg
Dartmouth
Detfrater Straley Stasiak
Poland
Toby Spellman
Providency
Tony Timacco
Linly
Joe Maleawicz
Uber
Parter
George Melrail
California
Wisconsin Running Honors in Danger in Big Ten Meet
Wisconsin's bid to retain the Big Ten cross country title faces a tough annual conference meet in Madison tomorrow. The Badgers, four-time defending champions, have struggled recently against favored squads from Towson and Indiana, with other strong teams in contention for the title.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Madison
Towa
Nteiann
Hich
High Schools Change Next Week Schedule
An announced schedule shift alters games for the coming week. Abitei will play at Glico on Wednesday instead of Pharidus, while Stanger and Beechenidge tech travel to Songer-nest Tuesday.
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Stanger
Beechenidge Tech
Songer-nest
Aad
Cisea
Abitei
Glico
Pharidus
Neutral fan roaming: Stanford UC gridiron clash draws crowds
Nov 22 neutral observer notes interest in the Stanford versus California game next Saturday at Derk fley. City officials allocate funds for fans unable to attend, with seats and broadcast plans aimed at accommodating large demand in Frisco.
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Chicago
Chancess
Colton Smn
Dartmouth-Northwestern Saline Loorrose
Colton
Ban Francisco
Stanford University
University of California
Derk
Picking Em With Porter Picking Em With Porter
A hazy college football preview lists Nebraska over Army, Carnegie against Yale, Princeton vs Navy, Georgetown vs Fordham, and Wisconsin vs Minnesota. It favors Yale, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, and Kansas over several rivals, with cautious reads on Indiana Purdue and Stanford California.
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Princeton
NAVY
Heineston
Tigers
Yale
Arky Tittie
Harlingen Junior High Claims Title in Valley Football
Harlingen Junior High edged Brownsville area rivals 14 to 0 to win the Senior Valley championship. McAllen fell 7-6 to Brownsville for second place as other local towns competed in the tumble of scorelines and uncertain standings.
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Harlingen Junior High
Warlingen
Karsaken
Wghlk
Siniorbish Valley
Weatlnee
White Trownsville Junior High
McAllen
Thrownsville
Hag Wily
Mission
Usmat
Trewnnyilte
Catholic Community Center Cagers Meet
Members of the Catholic Community Center cagers will meet at the Community House to discuss team plans. Ten attendees expected. the meeting will cover practice and coaching notes for the upcoming season.
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Catholic
Fight Results Show Multiple Upsets Across Cities
Boxers from New Jersey Philadelphia and New York battled for decisions in a fragmented card. Johnny De Marco and Mazie Toe enblaum secured wins while Culnn Nabby Terown and Patel Chiladelphia faced defeats in Bridgeport and Allentown venues.
Bowling Tuller Tenpin League reports two close games
The Bowling Tuller Tenpin League saw two tight matches with near ties and late scoring. Nixon led the Wirinere Ma 880 while Kligore Dext contributed for Le dinms, as Queen Camuly and Tug Stores posted strong showings with several players over 390. Teammates Eyberh and Tyuty Teale stood out for their clubs, while Temple.see and other venues showcased notable performances and high scores across the competition.
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Tuller Tenpin T.eague
Dota
Achermania Waris
Amer Iid
Sleora
Ollers
Léscug
Geiling
Goni
Hoth
Hania Wen
Nixon
Kligore
Willy Lilertana
Harry Nigom
Comarcial Vanticar
Queen Camuly Company
Ana Uve Mrateel Tug Stores
Ert Op Tn
Tiny
Ana
Piaynee West Buall
Tapa Deesch
Ene
Tyuty Teale
Eyberh
Renres
Aoa Totata
Naasy
Howard
Isijaee
Timpties Gant
Suiler
Friday Niere Regle Furnitues
Enm Terner
OPT. Mueller Company
Se. Relnars Taskazce Company
Mustangs Hold Scrimmage Ahead of P C U Clash
In Datias Texas on November 2, Southern Methodist's Mustangs resumed practice after a two day layoff. Coach Ray Morrison kept most players, except guard Medmin Lainie, out for rest as the squad prepared for the upcoming game with PCU. The team focused on offensive sets and the defensive effort driven by the forward push of the backs and line.
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Datias
Tex
Rezulen
Mustangevserves
Pirae Ceom
Southern Methodist
P.cu
Ray Morrison
Medmin Lainie
Jon Lotar
Newark Store Promises Deep Discounts on Shoes
An ad touts prices at four dollars instead of thirty four or more, claiming direct production and distribution cutting out middlemen. It invites customers to trade with Newark to pocket savings and compares purchases to whalesales.
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Newark
Whalesale
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Tore
Vorter
Euceveee Martin
Ceat Fletcher
Dwyer
Ri ‘Meltzen
Alera Bich
Gheelbert
Waiewron
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Sone Oy
Bronker
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Senz
Timer
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Purdue
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Fan Tha Beerth
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Lenail Nt
Ree Pares
Eores Kurlz
Gare
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Pat Lem
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Ailchers
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Pictuer Beach - Behmit
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Ama
Lyle
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Alyle
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Lil Alamo Plaza
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