Rattlers Off For 3-Game Tour Of East
San Antonio Rattlers head to Scranton Washington and Pittsburgh for a three week tour to play St Marys University opponents. Clark Nealon reports daily updates on the games and travel as the team crosses multiple states en route to Scranton.
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Perfection marks Illinois win over USC UCLA Rose Bowl dream
Los Angeles October. Californias UCLA fans dream of a Rose Bowl bid after a 7 to 8 victory over Stanford and a strong start under coach William Kenny Spaulding. The piece recalls Spauldings early impact, Bruin ups and downs, and notes October optimism about a possible Rose Bowl appearance despite how far the season may go.
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Corpus Christi Tennis Team to San Antonio Match
Corpus Christi will send a 10 man squad to San Antonio on October 27 to face a team from the Gimes Tehuis club. Merk Pupe, club manager, announced the travel and lineup while Lory T. Gardner reported a doubles event at the Sina Sunday with Reames Fon tallying points and partners drawing for positions. William Davis and Grepy Walsh tied for second with 20, Barry Burkhalter and Miss Bymon Tibbetts tied for third with 19.
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Prophet Pete and Upstart Scores From Weekend Football
A chaotic weekend of football scores and upsets shows anything can happen. Upsets, missed picks, and near misses populate a chaotic page with names, places, and teams like Centenary, Illinois, USC, and Georgia Tech mentioned amid a flood of scattered details from games and prophet bets.
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College grid gossip links Notre Dame and Trojans in exclusive list
AP reports Southern California and Notre Dame appear in an exclusive lineup of teams from another era as Navy, Duke, and Illinois loom in the season chatter. Ace Parker’s successor at Duke and Elmore Honeycutt’s rise at Clemson color the margin notes, with Syracuse facing a tough repeat against Ohio.
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Intramural Teams Schedule at St Marys University
Intramural athletics at St Marys University feature four teams the East Golds Blues and Whites with seasons starting October 1. The program includes baseball volleyball soccer basketball and football under director Coach Freak Brides with assistants Bros Soha Hettich Gooras Eghren and Desuel Rabur ig Beams. Saturday games list Redy led by Captain Claude Stanuch and players Raymond McBrearty Wilfred Aloare Frank Hateenbuthter Louis Ridder Howard Henson Austin Masterson Leses Philips Wilmer Young J Crawford Carriere Pred Selliday Terrell Gainer Gus Rubnae. Golds led by Captain VictorXrenning Haralltoh Maul Albert Fiserer Tack Thurmond Art Randallph Cecil Boere Jesse Thobra Clayton Taylor Max Shiller Charles Hardy Arthur Leslie. Whites led by Captain lt Stay Victor Sant Eugens Lewenthal Pel Bu ils George Noonan Baovert Oehler George Walker Albert Saresier John Boyie John Graham Poland Wallace Geissler Robert White Lilly HL. TL. Weintort Dick Teel Richard Kuen Ter Dick Tallaterre Morris Lerner ark Lewis Terry Galloway Ray Mjer Leonard adelmin dan Pynor Clive Logue and Rolant Flaenhauer. The first week schedule October 1 Reds vs Galday Blues Whites. Wednesday October 26 Reds vs Whites Blues vs Galdas.
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Allison Wins Pair in Fort Worth Exhibitions
Wilmer Allison, national singles and doubles champion, swept to two victories in Fort Worth exhibitions. He defeated Hob Ryan 6-4 9-6 6-1, then failed to defeat Dallas duo Jimmy Quick and Poe Barr 6-2 6-3 as the pair beat them. Victoria meets Kenedy in district clash. Victoria High opens conference play against Kenedy Lions after Edna win 24-6. Local college also plays UT Freshmen in Austin Friday afternoon.
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Passer Dies After Rough Play For 1935 Football Season
John McKer, 15 year old Southwest High School backfield star, died at St. Luke’s Hospital in BangaS City after suffering a neck injury from a rough forward pass. He reportedly hurled the ball for a late, winning touchdown against Manual High School and collapsed while being rushed to the hospital. Initial reports said a broken ankle. later details clarified fatal neck injury.
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British Court Holds Fighter Must Die
London reports the High Court dismissed the appeal of Raymond Bousquet also known as Del Fontaine who faced death for the murder of waitress Hilda Meeks. Trial records show he sought insanity as a defense, with witnesses claiming mental damage from his boxing career. A separate brief notes a 85 pound 43 inch cat captured near McQueaney Lake by Ed Friecenhahn.
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Amateur Golf Stars Victors in Dallas Triumphs
In Dallas on Oct 1 the Texas amateurs defeated the Texas Pro Association team at Lakewood Country Club 81-2 to 61-2 after morning doubles. Reynolds Smith of Lakewood earned medal honors with 39 3 6 89, delivering a final-hole birdie to close out Jack Grout. Singles were decisive as the amateurs pulled ahead, with notable wins by Jim Desuret, Barney Penick, and Jack Jackson among others, while doubles featured Todd and Nowlin, and Watts and Munger.
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Meggs Ball Team Tops Al-Stars at Concepcion Park
Meggs Service Station Oilers defeated the Kelly fick Al-Stars 9 to 5 at Concepcion Park Field. Walser and Kotler led the Gute era in hitting while Griffin paced the Al-Stars. Wallace went 3 for 4 and Kahter 2 for 3. Batteries were Meggs Letwald and Fortesain for the Oilers and Lumpkin Grifin and Vick for the Al-Stars.
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Kelly Petillo Sets Auto Race Record at Langhorne
California driver Kelly Petillo won the 200 mile Langhorne championship two man race in 65 minutes and 4 seconds, defeating Billy Winn of Detroit. The victory likely clinches the AAA title. 18,000 fans attended as Noah suffered serious injuries and Winnal sustained a split lip and possible jaw fracture.
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Domauels Pay Off Game With Undisputed Bombers Clash
San Antonio Bombers remain undefeated in the Pat ant Forty league and will host Paul next. The scheduled Sunday game at eb Pal, Paoth was delayed by late arrival, forcing a postponement to the following Sunday.
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Rose Bowl Fire Trouble for Fighters at Pasadena
In Pasadena on October 14 a creeping blaze in the Rose Bowl arena challenged fire crews. Firemen cut through concrete seating to run hoses as embers smoldered in timbers used when the bowl was built. Earth filled the amphitheater sides, covering the preserved ferns.
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English to Giants as Cubs deny deal
Chicago Oct 14 Woody English bench captain of the Cubs is said to join the New York Giants at third base next season after a player exchange reportedly involving the Giants best. Cubs front office denied the report. Earlier rumors tied English to managing Birmingham in the Southern Association.
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Darby Wins 77 in San Antonio Furniture Golf
The San Antonio Furniture Men’s Golf association held a Sunday event at Willow Springs. Lloyd Darby won with a gross score of 0 amid handicap scoring. Awards went to Lester Hill for bogey and Dement for booby prize. flight winners included Gordon Robertson Jack Lowry Roy James notes. entry contact Roy James at Stowers Furniture Company.
Unclear Football Scores From Fractured OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show multiple football scores and team names with heavy garble. Readable items include St Marys scoring 20 and Rondolon theta 6, Corpus Cariati college academy 23, St Josephs etc. Ambrose and Columbia entries appear but are partially unreadable.
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Football Week Promises Thrilling Early Season Showdowns
New York Ott 14 From the locks of this week’s schedule the 1938 college football season offers unfoldings of Princeton Rutgers and otherern rivals. The Weekend features top matchups across the East and South with Penn State, Notre Dame, Michigan State, Fordham, Vanderbilt, and many more in key intersectional clashes. Ohio State looms strong after crushing Drake 85 7 while Northwestern defense impresses.
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Wrestling card set for Walkathom Wren event main clash
The weekly Walkathom Wren card features Jug Humberto versus Dr Karl Bazpolis in a two falls match. Leo Daniel Boone offers a 41 minute challenge, Pete Siu versus Jack Rough Houeo in a high energy bout, and Humam Hl faces Kur Davis in a bold tilt.
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