Patterson and English named captains for hi school teams
English leads Jefferson and Patterson captains for the Anna classic at San Antonio’s Eagle Field Thursday at 2:30. Lineups show Jefferson’s backfield with Parker and Chambers, while Brackenridge features Upshaw and Jatz on the ends and Rutherford at halfback, with injuries slowing few players but not stopping the big game buildup.
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Glena Foglish
Thomas Jefferson
Freak Patterson
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Eagie
English
Ferson
Seco
Patterson
Hilmer Achterberg
Anther Eagie
Jefferson
Ha Mitchell
Tom Cowan
Mitchell
Cowan
Bob Hartenberger
Stanley Ahebee
Jeft
Raber Lomud
Charles Dick
Norman
Eis
Bryde Parker
Fagish
Allen Chambers
Jesse Sauer
Brackenri¢ger
Leo Upshaw
William Echneler
Leve
Bat 3
Blosd Welk
Achterterg
Lozang
Cordiel
White
Coseh Manor Pickett
Wed- Hessey
Puckett
Afus
Lorks
Mustang
Brackensidge
North
Topeneed Weanesd
Claud Brllam
San Antonio Echols
Jefferson and
Patchernick’s
Sommers Drug Store
Majestic Bulldtine
Fogle Field
Adull
Exle
Yorkshire Avenue
Softball Playoff Ties Shape Local Baseball Scene
Fragmented lines describe a softball and baseball playoff scenario with tied division standings and an extra game determining the champion. Key names like Wy Roe Yastlemene and Caperton appear, along with mentions of strong hitting by Tacee and Kaluky, and a forfeit decision affecting standings.
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Vydengue
Xxowiton
Aterkel
Bem
Embecy
Tee
Brum
Aul Andersen
Richard Tacee
Finciek
Ehiler
San Antonio Radlaine
Ste UL Anderton
Ann Joe SR
Niebeda
Kalwky Metinen
Ts Vanweth Lee
Deeley
Rena Ware
Filora
Metz to Play Insurance Open Entry May Be Possible
A San Antonio Open championship entry may come from Metz and Houston amateur Clifford Moore as reported by George Heifmann of Willow Springs. Hoffman expects final entry details by Wednesday with the event shifting to 18 holes Thursday morning and 36 Friday. Jimmy Morgan, the defending pro, and numerous players from Texas complexes feature in the mixed field.
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Tekaebz
San Angelo
Fabious
Or- Sera
George Heifmann
Willow Springs
Hoffman
Houston
Metz
Clifford Moore
Mele
Moore
Wales
Holtman
Glock
Jimmy Morgan
Lorst
Unttes
Linetide
Hammy Schoeteer
Kertitle
Clarence Madgharm
San Antonio Country Club
Edison Steele
Tad Mmenelee
Meee Tidge Park
Lefty Stackhouse
Corpus Christi
Tom
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Associated Press
Ational West Ciicage
Montreal
Bangere
Locden
Butiaio
Asec
New Haven
Phylade
Brackenridge Tefferson Clash Weather Forecast
Weather forecast for the annual Brackenridge Tefferson high school football clash at Pagic Field predicts a wet, slippery surface. Forecaster J B Farbee cautions unsettled conditions with possible morning showers but clearer skies expected by afternoon kickoff at 2 30 Thursday.
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Brack~enridge
Tefferson
Pagic Field
U.S
J. Bi Farbee
Jardon
St Edward's Tigers Ready for Nonconference Game at Miners
St Edward's University Tigers travel to face the Miners in a nonconference clash after a string of injuries to key backs Eddie Klein Chili Stone and Bill Cksatha. Coach John O'Brien fields Grimes at quarterback as the team aims to rebound following a November layoff and aims to improve Texas conference standings.
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Austin
St Edward's University” Tigers
Wellnesday
Paso
Collees
Miner Trankegivine
Tigers
Miners
San Antonio
Johe O'Brien
Yew Pines
Texas
Danich Baker
Howard Payvallexe
Southwesteen Vicwery
Pirates
Uching
Trinity
Waxahachie
Abilene
Jefferson Favored In High School Classic By Season Form
Jefferson appears the favorite for the annual Brackenridge showdown at Eagle Field Thursday night after a six win two loss nine game schedule. Brackenridge struggles with one win in nine, while Jefferson’s scores include 54-0 over Harlandale and 92-3 Kerrville, suggesting a Jefferson victory.
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Jefferson
Brackenridge
Eaglefield
Cory
Buc
Hariandate
John Reagan
Houston
San Antonio Tech
Harlandale
Kerrville
Austin
Eagles
Jalietzon
Fle
Mustangs
Brackefiridge
Trick on a hunter ends with goat prank
A group of Dallas men hunting near Harper devised a goat impersonation to trick a doctor, lacing a deer colored disguise with antlers to resemble a successful buck. The intended reveal drew quick support from the party as they watched the doctor chase the fake prize.
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Tazale
Women Polo Exhibition Stuns Crowd in San Antonio
San Antonio patrons along Alamo Downs witnessed a coast to coast polo exhibition. Los Angeles Rivers Country Club defeated Santa Cruz Pasalimino Club 3 3 while California four beat University of Texas girls 5 0. Texas riders Mary Baer Mildred Waring Natalie Parley joined by organizer Miss Audrey Scott showcased strong teamwork before tours rebounded to Tucson Allé Yuma.
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San Antiguo
Brackenridge Park
Los Angeles
Cattors Lnvans
Pasalimnipo Club
Santa Cluz
California
University of Texas
Weat Coast
J. H. Lapham
Tucson
Allé
Yuma
Tome
Mos Colbert
Proctor
Riviera
Texas
San Angelo
Audrey Scott
Rirs
Spencer Trey
Sealy
Californians
Mary Baer
Rebstown
Mildred Waring
Wary Russell
Natalie Parley
San Antonio Folo Club
Raykid Russell
Alamo Downs
G. Berna
Emerson ju Mor Ingh triumph in Class B district final
Emerson ju Mor Ingh boys won the football district title in Class B by defeating Lanier 0-0. The victory sets up a semifinal meeting with Mark Twain eleven. Phillip Salt, younger brother of Sidney Scary, sped 35 yards for an early score while Walsh and Tatolla anchored Emerton’s defense. Geintilla starred for the winners.
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Mike Williamson
Emerson Ju Mor Ingh
Lanier
Trek
Dee Sowers
Mark Twain
Phillip Salt
Sidney Scary
Brackenridge
Walsh
Tatolla
Emerton
Geintilla
Tanjer
Triangles Lead Heat To Narrow Victory At Beackentidpe
Co leaders of the Commercial Ball league, the Triangle and Inter English team, topped an previously unbeaten Alamo jewelers 35 to 17 on Tuesday night at Beackentidpe High School in the league doubleheader opener.
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Alamo Jewelers
Here Comes Jefferson's Running Attack in Thriller Loss
By Prunella Wood the Texas Chiraprackie Hawks edged the Duncan field team 42 to 35 in a tight first game. A late foul sidelined Calhoun, leaving Duncan with four players and Livingston led the Chirag with 16 points as Runnels and I. Salas scored for the visitors.
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Prunella Wood
Coe
Jefferson
Texas Chiraprackie Hawks
Duncan Findl
Jeweiers
Secon
Damass Hernandes
H. W. Howell
Anarley Rey- Nols
Jed
Duncan Field
Spenter
Calhoun
Duncan
Runnels
Stephen F. Austin
Livingston
Chirag
I. Salas
Jean" Thieidhsern
Brackenrige Eagles
Thurday
Football Captains Named Across Big Ten Teams
Chicago Nov. 2 A number of Big Ten teams elected captains for next season. Purdue center Ed Skoronaky will lead the Boilermakers. Michigan's Bill Kenner and Ohio State's Gomer Jones are named captains, with Ray Davis of Hamden elected Wisconsin captain. Minnesota picks Glen Sedell as unanimous quarterback captain, Bevan Smith an alternate. Included are references to other schools and a 29 cent price for ads.
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Chicago
MSI
Big Ten
Iad
Ed Skoronaky
Purdue
Wil
Bill Kenner
Youngstown
Ohio
Michigan
Fis
Ray Davis
Hamden
Gonn
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Gomer Jones
Cleveland
Glen Seldél
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Go- Chers
Bevan
Paw
Eastern team in Rose Bowl being urged
Davis J. Walsh reports on calls for a eastern team to be invited to the Rose Bowl. mentions Stanford Colgate Pitt or Columbia as potential options amid Coast opinion shifts and a debate over which team would draw best in Pasadena. Kerr of Daygate comments at length on Rose Bowl bids and the decision process.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
iNs
Stanford University
San Francisco
Colgate
Piblbureh
Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Wiekers
Pitt
Columbia
Stanford
Lau Talle
School of Applied Art
Minnesota
Kramilton
Andy Kerr
Daygate
Red Raiders
Baid
Cutten
Tennis Association to Combine Men and Women Events
Walter Mercill Hall president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association forecasts the merger of the American men and women tennis tournaments next summer in New York. The move aims to streamline schedules and boost spectator interest across both circuits.
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New York
Walter Mercill Hall
United States Lawn Tennis Assoctation
Tursday
Football Officials Dine Monday Night Dinner
The annual dinner of the San Antonio Football Officials' Association will be held at 7:39 PM Monday at Villa Springs. An announcement was made on Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Illo Springs
Mexico Tightens Hunting Rules For Foreign Gun Imports
LAREDO Nov 29 A Mexican government notice outlines new measures for foreign hunters and gun imports. Hunters must obtain a permit from Mexican authorities at Laredo and then secure licenses from the Mexican customs and military officials in Nuevo Laredo. Each gun allows 30 rounds, and hunting dogs require official veterinary certificates. The article notes tightened firearms rules aim to deter anti government activity along the border.
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Laredo
Mexico
Mexica
Erizo Commercial
Narva Fared
Rio Grande
Merlco
Csauty
Texas
Boletin
Nuevo Laredo
Bellahte
Aurelio Manrique
Mathis
United States
Rito Grande _valley
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