Conference title race looms as Trans will face Texas
GAYLE TALBOT JR reports the looming clash at Dallas Stadium where Trans will host Ole Verus Angie in a decisive game with potential to clinch the 1940 conference crown. Weather and crowd projections top 40,000 as experts weigh Trans’s chances against a strong Southern Methodist and Rice lineup, with nearby Arkansas and Centenary looming in nonconference play.
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Gayle Talbot JR
Sanris Weller
Dallas
Uiniversity
Lametioacis
Lue
Angie
Mhankssivin Necnarin
Attas
Aelee
Santier
Vetus Eleven
Wharsday
Houllern
Fie Ag
Herp
Fkery
Trans
Dope
Sethoiliet
Storry
Aggie
Thorstay
Aliicon
Austin i
Stlee
Woeo
Moxan Christian
Rice
Mexican Soccer Exhibition Sparks Wide-Open Weekend
In San Derlro, Monterrey clubs rebounded by trouncing Anahnne and Banca Mex, while Mexia and San Antonin clashed at Carlith Field in a chaotic exhibition day. Guerras, Victorins, and Tigers figures appeared amid a crowded slate with leading teams seeking footing.
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Grantalning
Leezir
Caoren
Gimen
Monterrey
Anahnne
Banca Mexenno
Tigers
San Derlro
Carlith Field
Mexia
San Antonin
Pros to Try for Cup Team at Columbus Ryder Matches
A group of eight professional golfers from the United States and Britain, including Walter Mazen, Morton Smith, Jen Tegel, Johnny Farrell, and Gene Sarazen, were chosen by the Professional Golf Association to form the squad for the Ryder Cup trials at the Country Club in Columbus, Ohio. The event, set for June, will see a larger list of contenders narrowed by a committee.
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Coluabus
Ohie
Keilor
Walter Mazen
Morton Smith
Jen Tegel
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Professional Golf Association
Chieves
Holt
Senate Country Club
Waleter Uncen
Billain Iu
Mexicans Beat U.S. Army Poloists in Exhibition
Fragmentary report describes Mexican polo team trouncing the U S Army poloists at an exhibition in a city venue. The piece mentions a nine point margin and notes a featured third match in the event, with mixed lines about players and settings.
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Memco City
Meslead
Pinkeum
Ameri
Remy
Allie
Tynslny
Cuero and Douglass Negro Highs Set To Play
Cuero and Douglass high schools prepare for a Friday game in San Antonio region action. Cuero seeks win as they work to advance in the district standings while opponents, including the Nouglew nine, push for a league berth. Stat lines show Cuero's scoring effort rising as tension builds for the matchup.
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Cuero
Douglass Negro
CUEA
Cuere
Tiork Gobhtors
Nouglew
Tial Eshoul Tinos
Antonio Frithiy Wield
Dinteter Althe
Ineknig
Ile
Ioitatane Calle
Tryin
Ruwlag
Gopbitre
Andh Qvarier
Colgate's Macaluso Leads National Football Scoring race
Len Macaluso of Colgate sits atop the national scoring chase with 194 points after eight games, aiming to add two more against Brown and NYU. Mohler of Southern California holds second with 96 points, as leaders are listed for nine major college groups across the country.
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Len Macaluso
Colgate
Cace
Macaluso
Brown
New York University
Mohler
Southern California
Macalusa
Pacific—Mobler
Cal
Spicer
Kentucky
Rocky Mt
Christensen
Utah
Midwest
O'Neil
Detroit
Leland
Missouri Val—Vail Roten
Drake
Russell
Northwestern
Bausch
Kansas
College football standings and upcoming games mix signals
Conference races tighten as Army meets Notre Dame in Chicago and Stanford faces UCLA at Palo Alto. Northwestern, Michigan, and Wisconsin chase titles while Oklahoma, Kansas State and others eye key weekend clashes. Washington State leads the Pacific Coast after a big win with Washington and California idle.
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Army
Varaneonth
Toth
Notre Pam
Chiroxo
Wartmouth
Stanford
Valo Alto
Colgate
Mordham
Intersectionel Oppuspola Unevari
Ynie Kacurdny
ALU Ten
Michigan
Chicago
Fingal
Northientern
Northwestern
Thurduc
Ceapbear Jol Ung
Ladlena
Mulvhoul
Ohio State
Kanaaz
Oklaboma
Missouri
Thurelay
Okahoma
Iowa State
Hazurday
Fuenier
Oklahoma A
Venice
Kanes Anrins
California
Washington State
Utah
Brittes
Denyer
LELAND HOLDS SIX-POINT LEAD IN SW CONFERENCE
In a Thanksgiving week update Cy Leland of Toray Christian University retained a slim lead in the Southwest Conference race after a 40-yard TD dash against Daylor. Mayior fullback Lewter added six for the leaders as Texas and SMU and Baylor trailed, with Colorado College and Colorado A&M also noted. Vanderbilt and Alabama faced conference losses while Texas Jercdene hoped to claim the crown. A district 26 all star game was set for Harlingen with A J Anthony coaching and Jimmie Green guiding from Uvalde.
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Daylor
Cy Leland
Toray Christian University
Wee
al Lewter
Mayior
Gyrus
Ted
Pat
Feeland
T. C
Sower
Farlor
TeHleath
Haylor
Ang
SMU
Jnceia
Baylor
Fameraon
Eiie
Bod & A
Tieton TC
Spearman
Ssoo
Shoeltes
Peras
Olorado
Ramer
Colorado College
Colorado Agsies
Tinylor
Texas
Jercdene
Deans University
Tretns
Nastor
Vanderbilt
Auburn
North Caro
Alabama
Cgeorgia
Louisinim State
Cual
del RO
Torax
A. J. Anthony
de His Ard
Jimmie Green
Uvalde
Harlingen
New Xene
Valley All-Ntare
Thie
Garcia Fights Tillman at Beethoven Ballroom
Carlos Garcia a fast Mexican light weight faces Gene Tillman of Alabama in a 10 round bout at Beethoven Ball. Tillman recently defeated Kit Adams as Garcia seeks rise in regional showmanship. The card lists 16 rounds of milling open plus additional matchups including Rey Garcia vs Anery Calvert and other bouts.
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Carlos Garcia
Gene ‘Tilman
Alabama
Praimmes Teck Bhelton
Wright
Marti
Johnny Dominguez
Rey Garcia
Anery Calvert
Drank Castillo
Lou Young
Renney Perez
Denny Rod
Ice Hockey NRW VII contends in strong showing
Fragmented report notes several games and standings with teams like New York Rangers, Toronto, Montreal, Detroit, and Chicago. It mentions wins, losses, and position shifts in a turbulent week, highlighting key matchups and implied scores across North American play.
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Orn
Yiey
Victoslos Nfm
Sentinis Savaeday
Sanrelvsa
Jock Firth
Ucd
Tia Capall
Hina Toronto
New York Rangers
Toaly
Tyra Quaters
Chicsco'e Mackhawks
Moresby Cora Glens Lest
Tray
Ogioad nlAck
Ghiewen
Ana Detrol
Havaiso Polola
Chicago
Curtis Walker Now Licensed Embalmer in Beeville
Curtis Walker, once a Cincinnati Red aboard the veteran scene, has just passed his embalmer examination and secured a license. He plans to return home to join his father Curtis Walker Sr and brother Sorse in the family funeral business, pursuing a professional path in embalming.
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Beeville
Curtis Walker
Cincinnati Red Ontfichtre
Bias
Curtis Diallis
Bayeboldoya
Dave
Walker
Beether
Sorse
Turkey shoot results from San Antario Gun Club event
L. Powell led the field with 183 targets in a rough Turkey shoot at Techmos Basin. S. Adams placed second with 172 hits in 200 attempts, while Ed Herper claimed three wins among 18 events. Regular weekly shoot set for Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Powell
San Antario
Techmos Basin
S. Adams
Ed Herper
A. L, Langston
M. Toker
Joe Oppenteimer
E. AL Baker
E. A. Lewenthal
Hy T. Ison
Ayert
Sarazen and Diegel Meet Portlan for Open Playoff
Geye Barizen of New York and Lao Diebel of Apris Calientes challenge Sarazen and Diegel in a 19 hole playoff at the vegan Open Hero championship in Portlan Oregon after Sunday play. The event features notable amateurs and pros, with ties and high scores including a 72-hole route and final match details.
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Portlant
Ore
Geye Barizen
New York
Lao Die- Bel
Apris Calientes
Mir
Vna Prom
Fend
Roo
Dolany Robbins
Alderw Vnl
Teriland
Dr. O. F. Willing
Frank Bolg
Alderseoil
Belfast jockey resigns after tropical stakes win
Matt Preacait, who won about $200,000 in the Dahlia tropical stakes on the Man theater November, resigns his job in the Ulster jurisdiction of agriculture as he plans to give all winnings to Mrs. Tresratt, saying she is his best pal and worth every penny.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Matt Preacait
Dahlia
Mantheater
Hasticiy
Tte
Ulster Iinicity of
Anneunend
Mrs. Tresratt
Elle
Associated Press
Thi
Dartmouth Stanford clash looms in coast football week
Big Dartmouth heads for Palo Alto to clash with Stanford as Pacific Coast conference standings unfold. Stanford crushed California 21 0 last week, boosting hopes for victory over Dartmouth. The rain soaked schedule features Fresno State and Nevada title chase and California Los Angeles games as teams battle for spots.
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San Francisco
Dartmouth
Stanford
Palo Alto
Iil
Cardinals
I California
Bears
Eames
Ron
Sumiford
Lowshorm
California
Washington
Los Angeles
St. Masy'a
Oregon
San Franeizea
Shorladers
Thorday
Fresno State Tenehora
Cal
Stembeling University of Nevada
Fresio
Wdsho
Vandals
University of California At
Lig
Angelo L Brutus
Climba Spionship
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Center For
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M. J. Roosco
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U.S. Army
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Tillman
Beethoven
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Cangdiely
OU. Powell
Et Beret
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B.A. Harris
BH. Powell
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M. Tinker
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Stinvield
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Toxim
O. Lxnman
T. Team
Ed Herbel
World
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J. d. DeWitt
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Adame
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Sixto
Lerpel
F. Doyle
T. A. Spdaambert
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B.C. Rawton
G. Wi Weed
W. Smith
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