Altman Fights Kid Azteca in Mexico City Card
Houston welterweight Paul Altman challenges Mexico's Kid Azteca in a main event at Municipal Auditorium. Altman seeks a victory to move up the fistic ladder, with Azteca favored to win by points in the 19 round main event. Also on the card Mendoza meets Gibson in a 10 round bout and Ralph Marino faces Pablo Garza in a six round welterweight match.
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Seang Eway
Kid Aztecs
Mexico City
Tavi Altman
Houston
Jose “Zapatero” Mendoza
Monterrey
Douglas Ghbeon
Char- Jotte
N. C
Nehtwelzhis
Ralph Marino
Kelly Field
Pablo Garza
Pietras Negras
Johnny Villanueva
Ban Atetonio
Othe Sliger
Paul Altman
Municipal Auditorium
Kid Azteca
Mexico
Bill Davee
Altman
Texas
Azteca
Keesler
Miss
Aone
Evey
Fort Benning
Vite
Champloin
Paints
Azetea
San
Antonia
Eddie
Douglas Gibson
Gharlotte
Gibson
Ralph Marina
Kelly
Piedras Negras
Dahnny Villanueva
Othe Singer
Joy Lacedaght
Leonard Beaswell
Hegin
Jose Mendoza
Paul Adtman
Blackland Starts Season at North Texas State
Pie Sander leads Blackland Army Airfield as they travel to Denton to open the season against North Texas State College. About 36 players make the trip under Lieut Pie Sander and Seul HE Masters. Starting lineup includes forwards Pvs. Ray Gcamball and Pvt Roy W. Woldt, center Tre Lieutenant Under, guards Lieut J D Stafford and Pie HE Smith, with backgrounds from Utah Kansas and California.
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Waco
Blackland Army Airfield
Denton
North Texas State College
Lieut
Pie” Sander
Seul
Masters
Town State College
Treutenant
Tedas University
Randolph Field
J.D. Stafford
University of California
Stafford
Pie HE. Smith
University of Wichita
Kansas
Fort Benning football tackle killed in training accident
Chester A. Turner, a tackle on the Fort Benning Fourth Infantry football team, died yesterday in a training accident at the infantry school. Bulletins released by Fort Benning authorities identified the incident.
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Benning
Chester A. Turner
Fort Benning
Infantry
USO Leaguers Open Rivalry With Randolph Cadets
The USO Leaguers beat Randolph High 32 to 25 on Monday night. The Randolph Cadet Center rivalry continues at 7 p.m. Tuesday as the Cadets face Randolph C4. Additional league games are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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Choe Wenrars
Regeaech
USC Arty Nave
NC. A
Randolph Hi Acid
Randolph Cadet Center
Cadet Center
Randolph
Narlandale High 44 Record Best In City Grid Season
Harlandale Indians, led by coach Howard Harris, ride a nine win one loss season into a bi district clash with Gonzales Apaches at Alamo Stadium. The squad posted the city’s best defense and top point output, while standout scorers and leaders from Edison Brackenridge and Jefferson pace the league.
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Howard Harris
Alamo Stadium
Gonzales Apaches
Micheglanal
Redskins
San Antonio
Alamo City
Indians
Jefferson Mustangs
Edison Bears
Harlandale
Brackenridge Eagles
Bonth San Antonio
Edison
Tat. Wells
Lawier
Honda
Central Catholic
Burbank
Alamo Heights
Jeff Mustangs
Chinkeng
Harlandate
Brackenridge
Altough
Jeff
Perry Samuels
Maargint
Charley Urhanawich
Edgewood
Jerry Mangum
Bob Woodward
T. M
Joe Barra
August Exfurth
Charlie Lawrence
L. Pollock
Jefferson
EI Colle
Jerry Bwindier
Tech
Topo
Rote
Urbanowler
Woodward
YMCA Basketball League Opens With City Matches
The YMCA Basketball League begins with opening games at the Community Center and nearby venues in San Antonio. The 56 game schedule runs through March 13 in two rounds, followed by a single elimination tournament. No admission charged for regular games and teams include Mormon, Baptist, and Final Installation. Chicago selections Buddy Young of Illinois and Babe Dimencheff of Purdue named most valuable players by teammates.
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Univer
San Antonio
Wadanpe Community Center
City YM. C. A
Mormon-M-Mon
Firat
Baptist
Tesmate
Chicago
Glaude
Buddy Young
Illnois
Boris “Babe” Dimencheff
Purdue
Tickets on Sale for Harlandale Widinns vs Gonzales Apaches Friday
Tickets for the bi district game at Alamo Stadium go on sale at Spanning Goods and Harlandale High School. Prices are 90 cents general, 1.60 for box seats, and 65 cents for students. Coach Howard Har vig notes team readiness despite mud battle injuries. The Friday winner faces El Campo Brenham for the regional championship, Brenham having held the title recently.
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Harlandale Widinns
Gonzales Apaches
Alamo Stadium
Harlandale High School
Alamo Heights
Indians
Fenfales
Howard Harvig
el Campo-Brenham
Brenham
Main Event Set On Mat Card at City Auditorium
Promoter Dorothy Hiven presents a weekly wrestling card at City Auditorium. Humberto and Blockbuster Talun face Al Lovelock and Angelo Cisteldi in the main event with a feud tied to last week’s DQ of Humberto by referee Lovelock. Milis Bashara battles Lou Plummer in a best two of three falls, Olaf Orsen vs Danny McShane opens, with Charlie Schwartz refereeing the prelims.
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Dorothy Hivengood
City Auditorium
Juan Humberto
Blockbuster Talun
Wilt
al Lovelock
Angelo Cisteldi
Humberta
Cisteldi
Prin
Deltle
Matich
Army Football Race Ties In Los Angeles Season Close
Army footballs AP report notes a tied finish in Los Angeles for the season with two remaining games. Randolph field hosts a pivotal clash as Hondo Chuesday night seeks fourth place and Ellington eyeing a higher spot. South Plains Airfield visits Texas Tech in Lubbock on Saturday as the only remaining undivided squad in Texas.
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Associated Press
Randolph Field
Los Angeles
Fexan
Seclding
Er Honda Airfield
Labbock
South” Plains
Texas Tech
Fandainh Stet
Fie Hambles
Eames
Fight Results From Major City Boxing Cards
The report lists numerous bouts across cities like Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York. Fighters such as Podra Herhanden, Jim ihy, Bell, Bertie Miler, Walter Lamaer, Carmine Fatta, Jimmy Brisege, Henry Jontin, and Gene Konkan appear with outcomes including knockouts and point decisions. Major venues and weights are mixed with several contested results and draws.
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Washington
Hartsford
Rueria Rico
Goorih Parke
Chicara
Jim Ihy
Bell
Philadelphia
Billy Arnel
Phildelphia
Philadelnhia OH
Bertie Miler
Walter Lama
Brooklyn
Walter
Chtingham
Newark
Providence
Tee Reddick
Nutersony
Eiculated
Timny Nelson
Cloveland
Gene Konkan
Dilly
O'Leary
Tusten
Holyoke
Stasa
Jorry
Fiorelie
Sahilass
Springfield
Mass
Nick Stala
al Zimo
Tevere
Chicago
Billy Parsons
Dew Vike
Jimmie” Hunt
Chicaka
Roland Topp
Indianapolla
Shams Bishop
Chicaro
Orteons
Steve Vaccavelli
Guy Serean
New Orleans
Brown Ramblers Remain Undefeated Ahead of Camp Hood Game
The Brown Ramblers, a Black team, planned to face Camp Hood Tankers this week, aiming for an opponent on December 9 at Katy Park in Waco. They remained undefeated and unscored on after a Sunday field clash with Randolph, which earned 16 first downs to Houston Trojans’ 34-10. Previously they beat Bryan A&P 10 to 6 and Elftington Keay 27 to 0.
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Catna
Brown Ramblerg
Bryan Aap
Elfingten fKele
Marshall-Lutkin Class AA bi district grid clash set
The Marshall-Lutkin high school football bi-district game will be played Friday night December 6 in Marshall. Officials announced the matchup after a telephone discussion following a tax day conversation between the two school districts.
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Marshall
Duke Players Predict Army Wins Over Cadets
Duke players project Army will beat Army on Saturday while noting Navy challenges. Blues Devils quote Army’s quicker pack but foresee difficulty against Navy’s strong line and a fast attack, with cautious optimism about the West Point era prevailing.
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Notre Dame
Navy
Army
Duke University
West Point
TyMen
Blues
van Weed Haridsye
Hite
Pro Football United States League Forms in 12 Team Start
Franchises granted in a new United States Football League led by Herold Red Grange. Cities Akron Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and Washington join with Honolulu as potential teams. Grange plans four additions to reach 12. Meetings with NPFL and other leagues to discuss drafts and possible post war arrangements underway.
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Chlgngg
United States Football League
Herold Red Grange
jArorlen
Melilla Named to Cleveland Indians Coaching Staff
Oscar Skee Melilla, former infielder for the St Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox, will join the Cleveland Indians coaching staff next year. Tribe Vice President Roger Peckenpaugh announced Melilla will fill the vacancy created when Del Baker resigned to join the Boston Red Sox.
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Cleveland
Oscar
Skee" Melilla
Sh Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Roger Peckenpaugh
Melilla
del Baker
Army Navy YMCA gym hosts city league volleyball games
Two matches at the Army Navy Y M C A gym closed the City Recreation Department league night. Cloitr Hardware of Kellyfield beat the Laver Heights Brownies 27 16, while the Brownies topped Kelly Fela Cockies 21 points by Frances Narelsson led the west. Ivy of Camp Stanley and Ragmuesen of Clothing and Hardware added nine each. Three league games are played each Monday night as Signal Coron of Kelly joined the loop, performing the off tight Monday.
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Army-Navy Y. M.C. A
Brown
Les
West
Ivy
Camp Stiniey
Ragmuesen
Clothing and Hardware
Signal Coron
Kelly
Loop
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