Halas complains Bears rough play after costly loss
George Halas defended the Bears amid penalties in the Redskins game, detailing a strict team fine system and noting $6 for unnecessary roughness. He criticized officiating and recounted how Osmanski’s hit influenced the outcome, expressing resolve to improve before the playoff clash on December 8.
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Sione
Redskins
Jowers Boys Rally Past Vom In Tight Regional Win
Jowers High School rattlers defeated Yoskuin 7 6 Friday night in San Marcos to advance in regional play. San Marcos remains undefeated and untied in District 36 A after beating Alamo Heights, with a third period TD on a blocked punt and Vernon Bellville contributing a 50 yard run for a score.
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Rattiers
Yoskuin
San Marcos
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Bealing Alamo Heights
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St Anthony's And T. M. I. Play Monday
The football game between St Anthony's and T. M. I. was postponed from Saturday to Monday afternoon due to weather. The venue remains St Anthony's field and the kickoff time is yet to be announced.
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Roller Stars In Tournament In Dallas
More than 15 of Texas’ top roller skaters travel to Dallas December 1 2 3 for the state roller skating speed championship at Faireure rink. Events include five two and one quarter mile races for boys and a half mile for girls. The state cup goes to the top point winner with second and third place trophies, plus special medals and sportsmanship honors from the judges.
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Addi
Lockhart Lions Edge Luling 7 to 6 in Season Finale
Lockhart High School's Lions closed the 1940 football season with a 7 to 6 win over Luling on Friday night. Simon scored in the second quarter and added the game winning point after a center ram. Crowell blocked a punt and recovered for a touchdown in the third period.
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Eagles
Demit Island Reclaimed At Laguna Madre Site
Naval authorities announced plans to raise Demit Island off Flour Bluff using dredged material from a seaplane base. The isolation suggests possible use as an ammunition dump, with dredging work underway to enlarge the island. In Newport News, Harry Savage bagged the first deer of the season but incurred about 176 dollars in auto repair costs.
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Fight Results Extus Advociated Treas at New York bout
Boxing results from multiple regional matchups include Extus Advociated Treas beating Pete Tella in Sweetwater Texas and Sig Ronak outpointing Julie Kogan in New Haven Con. Other cards list Jackie Wi and Joe Lynch in matches across Hollywood Los Angeles Highland Park and Philadelphia with various draws and stoppages. details are fragmentary and sourced from the period.
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Sweetwater
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New Haven
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Kan
Jackie Wi
Home Clasifications 18 to 184 Linke Want Ads
Classifieds fragment indicates a home purchase reference and classifications 18 to 184 with a note about Linked Want Ads. The readable text is sparse and fragmentary, offering no concrete names dates places or prices. The item reads as an ad snippet urging future gratitude for buying a home and pointing to classified sections.
Jenkins Misses Manager But Not Lelio
Lew Jenkins defends his 133 pound title at Madison Square Garden defeating Lelio with a first round knockdown and solid punching. Referee Donavon stopped the fight after a series of left hooks as Caplin sat out on a gambling ring allegation. Jenkins said he did not miss Hymie though he missed Lelio.
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Iron Man of Fran Gen Camille Trese War Minister
Fragmentary report describes General Camille Alphonse Trese 1780 to 1800 as France’s field marshal and war minister who joined 22 campaigns and fought 309 battles across Spain Russia Germany and Africa. It notes wounds in every battle including loss of his left eye and near age 30.
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Africa
Shorts Clad Austin Club Rans Over Tech 57 to 0
Austin Maroons defeated Tech Buffa 57 to 0 as Tech logged only two first downs. O'Donnell ran for two touchdowns and threw three completions, Caltiaro caught two TD passes, Glaminger added two rushing scores, Munyon and Kelan one each. Austin wraps season next Friday at Kerrville luring Brackenridge.
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Cage Stars Start Drill For Big Game
Northwestern coach Dutch Lonborg leads a 15 man all star squad training for a November 2 clash with the Harlem Globe Trotters at Chicago Stadium. The roster averages 6 feet 9 inches, with Chet Jaworski of Rhode Island as the shortest at 5 feet 11 inches and Ed Sadowski of Seton Hall the tallest at 6 feet 11 1/4 inches. Notable members include Ralph Vaughn USC Bob Cullhan Detroit Stan Szukala Dee Paul Ralph Glancini Rob Carpenter Texas Yenchers Jim Rad Michigan Marvin Muffimar Indiana Bill Mapac Winds Erwin Prasse Tow Jim Mov Nalt Oklahoma Fred Beretn tardive Bill McDonald Marquette Rex Ellis Notre Dame. The Globe Trotters, Abe Saperstein's world champions, practice in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
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Chet Jaworski
Rhode Island
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Santa Clara
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Seguin-Madator Gridiron Postponed to Monday Night
In Seguin the District 35-A football clash between Seguin Ma tadors and New Braunfels Uni corns was moved from Friday to Monday due to rain. The game will be played on the Seguin gridiron with kickoff set for the evening.
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Driscoll Resigns as Marquette Football Coach
Milwaukee November 23 The Milwaukee Sentinel reports Les Paddy Driscoll has submitted and had his resignation as Marquette University football coach accepted. He joined Marquette in 1937 and this season’s record stands two wins four losses one tie with two games left at Detroit and Arizona. The Sentinel notes potential successors include Mike Castiglione on Arizona Notre Dame’s Joe Boland and Chick Meehan of NYU.
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Mac- Auette
Weekend Hockey Sched Shows Mixed League Games
Angoriatad Press previews weekend games across the National and American leagues with matchups including New York Americans at Montreal Chicago at Toronto Easton at New York Wanagers Springfield at Cleveland New Haven at Pittshurst Buffalo at Hershey Indianapolis at Philadelphia and Kansas City at Omeda Minneapolis at Tyla On Sunday Montreal visits New York Americans Boston faces Detroit Grant a Chicago New Haven at Indiananoth Pittsburgh at Buffalo Cleveland at Providence Hershey at Springfield Kansas City at St Paul Minneapolis at St Louis No Friday games College Polo results Texas A and M 14 Oklahoma U 9 Arizona 14 Stanford 1
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Texas Conference Title To Be Split Three Ways
Abilene Christian clinches part of the Texas conference with a win over McMurry. With remaining games, Howard Payne, ACU, and Texas Wesleyan could share the title in a three way tie. The race hinges on late results as teams chase the championship.
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Turn About Fair Play U S Boys Learn Cricket
Montclata New Jersey boys learn cricket from Tony Rooke and Franklin, young refugees from England, teaching classmates at Montclat Academy. The article notes a swap of skills as students practice bat handling and discuss American sport contrasts, framing it as a playful cultural exchange.
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Hondo Owls Win District Battle on Friday Night
In Babinal on November 23 the Hondo Owls beat Sabinal 32 to 7 in a district By-A game. Hartung and Emery fueled the offense while regulars scored three early touchdowns. Hawkes and Tomerlin led Sabinal’s tackling and defense.
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Wesley House to Hold Sports Night This Saturday
Wesley Community House presents Sports Night this Saturday at 10 p.m. with a preliminary game pitting the Boys’ Club cagery against the Wesley House juniors. Also on the schedule are entertaining matches directed by Frankie Castro and Benny Perez.
Cathollic High Tackle Plays Through Broken Arm in Thanksgiving Game
In Baton Rouge, Catholic High School tackle Tom Tham suffered a broken arm on the fourth play of the Thanksgiving day clash but finished the game, contributing to a 12 to 7 victory. Earlier photos confirmed the arm injury. A separate notice seeks practice games for the Farape club basketball team, asking for strong clubs via Frank Bernal at Mat G. 2544.
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Ray Schalk Promotes Dietician Use in Baseball Plans
Ray Schalk, former Chicago White Sox catcher, urges MLB to employ dieticians to coordinate eating and sleep for players amid the sport’s demanding schedules. The piece notes other sports figures and college athletes, including Buck Stanton and Mose Simms, with various local sports tidbits and wartime context.
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Alice Marble
England
Mose Simms
Mary's U
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Wic Kon
Laredo Tigers Triumph Over Harlandale Indians in Final 1940 Game
Scottsdale notes a 18 1 00 victory over Salt River Indians as Laredo clinches District 15 A4 with a 300 percent mark while Harlandale ends season with no league wins. Joe Shaw scored Harlandale’s lone TD on a pass from Richard Goode, with Felix Palmer extra point tying 7 7. Pogell and Vaughn led Laredo with multiple touchdowns.
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Satunday
Laredo Tigers Frr- Wineight
Laredo
Jefferson Mustangs
Harlandale
Hob Myer
Joe Shaw
Richard Goode
Felix Palmer
Mendel Pogell
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Midnight Star Five Gaited Champion
Midnight Star the elegant black Reding from Joe Freeman's Leisure Hour stable in San Antonio remains the top trainer's pick after winning the five gaited class at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum show in Fort Worth. The horse outperformed six rivals including Rhythm Step of Glad Acres, who had beaten Midnight Star previously.
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Leisure Hour
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Will Rogers
Rhythm Step
Glad Acres
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Midnight Star
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