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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
8
Rattler eleven faces Sul Ross in Alpine as they seek an upset in a pivotal grid clash. The article notes lingering doubts about the visitors while highlighting standout players and late-season implications for both teams.
The piece extols football as the dominant American sport, noting vast participation and viewership. It lists leading colleges such as Pennsylvania, Washington, Georgia, Syracuse, Florida, and others, while predicting matchups and potential upsets across major programs.
Somerset High claims Class B honors after a six win season and a close football tie. The Ai boys defeated Karnes County Cats and Karnes City High School. In volleyball, South San Antonio High School fell 2 to 1 to the captain Jell and Shanon in a decisive late match.
The San Marcos Baptist team lost to Allen in a high scoring game that extended into a fifth quarter. Both teams traded touchdowns with late scoring drives and a dramatic finish as the contest stretched beyond regulation.
Charley Cobb fought Velasco at Beethoven Hall on Wednesday night. Cobb admitted no alibi despite an onstage injury to his middle finger caused by a slipped pipe. Promoter Jack Belton had revealed a strong contender in Cobb but Cobb refused to explain his wound to Shelton or others, stating he did not want to disappoint fans.
In a Wednesday afternoon game the CU freshmen defeated Ranger Junior College 51 to 0 to complete an undefeated slate. The Polls won all four of their schedule games and extended their season dominance.
A clumsy, period-style preview lists hopefuls for a holiday slate of games. Georgia, Pittsburgh, New York University, Tennessee, and Washington Jefferson are noted as undefeated contenders facing key tests. The piece surveys standouts and clashes across major campuses, with references to conference implications and regional matchups.
Mrs. W. K. Bettley of 627 Cypress Street hunts for the first time and returns with a 22 pounds dressed deer and a turkey.
The Associated Press reports varied boxing results across U.S. cities. Winners include Jimmy McTwenin over Billy Wallace by points, Al Towman by technical knockout, and Jimmy Slattery defending his light heavyweight title. Several bouts ended in draws or decisions, with fighters from Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and beyond.
Saint Edward's University faces the San Marcos Bobcats in the last game of the season at San Marcos. The Bobcats began with a tough start but have shown strong form in recent games.
San Antonio hosts a second major matchup as the 23rd Infantry unit from San Antonio faces First Infantry at Fort Union Saturday afternoon. Ohio State bans future sports after university board decision. field leaders appointed before each game by the castle.
Joel Hunt announced Wednesday night that he will again join the Texas Aggies for the sprint scrap with the Texas Lonshorns at Collesh Station. He said he would play with the slowest team in their game if asked, aiming for the eastern quad on December 26.
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