Army First Randolph Third In AP Poll
Army holds top ranking in the weekly Associated Press college and service poll with 737 points, Navy second with 624, and Randolph Field tied for third with Chile State, Bainbridge Naval, and others. The ballot tallies show Army receiving 55 first place votes to Navy's one, while multiple service and collegiate teams fill the top ten.
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New York
Army
Randolph Fivld
Associated Press
Navy
Chile State
Randelah
Bainbridge Naval
Iowa Seahawks
Southern California
Michigan
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Ohio State
Natte Dan
Dike
Oklahoma Aggies
Alabama
Randolph Field
Bainbridge
Town Seahawks
Great Lakes
Norman
Okla
Fourth Air Force
Camp Peary
el Toro
Calif
Second Air Force
Port Pierce
North Carolina
Yale
Virginia
Wake Forest
Georgia
Foch
Oath
Ukinots
Pennsylvania
Toler
Att Tmied Army
Mica
Onto State
Trandolph
Yio
Itbridge
Jay Oma Fredible
Cali
Siber Sennasree
Judo Demonstration to Highlight Fort Worth Bond Show
A December 7 war bond program in the stadium will feature a judo demonstration by Captain Robert Sclevell, Captain Merlin G. Kerns, and Captain Harry C. Brown from the Provost Marshal General's School. Maj. R. G. Hooks will supervise the event, showcasing throws, holds, and defense against weapons as part of a broader war bond spectacle.
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Brown
Kerns
Robert Schievelli
Merlin C. Kerns
Harry
Schievelli
Alamo Stadium
Shin York
U. 8
Harold Newhouser
Brillant Detroits
Provosh Marshal General's School
Fort Sun Houston
Robert 5. Sclvevelll
Merlin G. Kerns
Harry C. Brown
Couphin
Schuell Mm
Hird
Armed Services
Wes
iProvest Marshal General's School
Kenny
Marshall Callene
West Virglnm
Camp Shelby
Miss
University of Kentucky
R. G. Hooks
Provost Marshal General's School
Margly Tops Team-Mate Paul in 24-Man Writers Meet
The event features a 24 member Bagel Writers Association committee with Margly defeating teammate Paul Diezy in a notable halloting. The 43 year old native of Detratt claimed victory after a season tally of 29 wins for the Bengels, while discussions follow in the wake of the hipal thpiiliac ay.
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Margly
Paul “Diezy" ‘Yout
Bagel Writers’ Association
Mative of
Detratt
Bengels
Hipal
Take on Turkey Day: Bracken vs Jefferson High at Alamo Stadium
Receipts from the Thanksgiving game between Bracken Roe and Jefferson high schools totaled 13,365.55 with attendance at 14,498. The season receipts exceed 58,000 dollars. Funds support stadium debt, maintenance of athletic facilities, and department operating costs per A. E. B. Schimberg, athletics supervisor.
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Alamo Stadion
Brackenroee
Sid Jefferson High
A. E B. Sehimberg
Debé
Princeton to Return to Regular Football Schedule
Princeton will resume a full football schedule next year after appointing Charles W Caldwell Jr as head coach of football and baseball. Caldwell, a former Princeton star, has led Wams College in Williamstown for 17 years. The Tigers will play eight games, restoring traditional dates with Yale and Harvard after this season's three games.
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Princeton
KF J
Charles W. Caldwell Jr
Yale
Harvard
Caldwell
Wams College
Williamstown
Mass
Tre Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Tourney Set
The Park Women’s Golf Association will hold its weekly tournament at Tre Brackenridge Park on Wednesday in Riverside Indiana. Notable players and teams from area clubs are expected to compete in this casual midweek event.
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Tre Brackenridge ‘Park Women's’ Golf Association
Sunday Schools Teny Start Date Soon for December
Sunday Schools will begin early in December with a date to be announced for teny in the Sunday School. Athletic standings show junior and senior baseball teams preparing after a league meeting at City MLCG. League play ends by March 15 for a city payoff. ROBINSON S. RANGEL, PHILADELPHIA. Nov 28. Promoter Herman Taylor signs Ray Sugar Robinson Detroit and Richard Sheik Rangel Fresno for a one round tour in Convention Hall December 12.
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Teny
Athletic Sitnation
Zeller Urges City Purchase Willow Links
Willow Springs golf course could and should be acquired by the city. John L. Zeller told the San Antonio planning board directors at their weekly meeting Monday that the 187 acres of championship layout were bought at a bargain and urged action. He noted the board’s golf committee, which he chairs, found San Antonio behind other resort cities in public links for guests.
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Willow Springs
John £. Zeller
San Antonio
Travis and
Alamo Parks
Ayres
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Yen Inari Mikel
America
Maat
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Eininvtunnt
Antonio
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Hank Rces
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Junior" Stephens
St. Louis Browns
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Nelson Potter
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Ty Cobb
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