Southwest Conference Football Showdowns Heat Up
Inter sectional games headline a Saturday slate as Texas Longhorns face Oklahoma Sooners in a key showcase. Rice travels to Loyola New Orleans, while Arkansas battles Texas A and M in looming clashes that could shape the conference title race.
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Texas Christian University
Texas A. É. M
College Nation
Baylor University
Arkansas University
Little Rock
Beoween Oklahoma University
University of Texas At Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Toyota University of New Orleans
Rice Institute
Houston
RICE
Bourton
Tex
Rine Institutes
Loyola of New Orleans
Texans
Owls
Notre Dame
Loyola Wolves
Minnesota
Loyola
Owl
Sarile
Pos
Biee Snathiotes
McCauser Thiarhe
Driwonil
Army Leagues Open Season At Brooks Field
The 1932 Army Football League opened at Brooks Field with the Brooks Field Maroons facing the Second Field Artillery Brigade, as six teams compete in a 15 game schedule across Army posts near San Antonio. Teams include Kelly Field, Randolph Field Cadets, Ninth Infantry Manchus, and Twenty-third Infantry Doughboys with games on Wednesdays and Saturdays through October and November. Substantial stands seat about 2000, and several venues host games at Randolph, Brooks Field, Kelly Field, and Fort Sam Houston.
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Brooks Field
Brooks Field Maroons
Field Artillery
Cainsons
Ithe
Kelly Field
Werhe Twenty-third
Infanty Doughboys
Randolph Field Cadets
Ninth Infantry Manchus
San Antonio
Randolph
Brooksfield
Fort Sem Houston
Trent Field
Artillery Post
Pale Field
Artilery Picot
Big slate of top games across the nation this Saturday
National football slate centers on Pitt at Army at West Point and Michigan versus Purdue with Big Ten title implications. Ohio State faces Michigan, Wisconsin challenges Purdue, and Tulane defends title against Tennessee while Vanderbilt and Alabama loom in the South. Other strong tests include Cornell-Princeton and Dartmouth-Penn as eastern contenders, with Colgate upsetting potential and Navy tackling Ohio. Conference clashes run from the Big Six to the Pacific Coast as teams chase pivotal wins.
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New York
West Point
Ralph
Basse
Michigan
Purdue
Ohio State
Clarence Speare
Wisconsin
Tulane
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Pitt
Army
Cornell-Princeton
Dartmouth-Penn
Colgate-LaFayette
New York University-Georgetown
Cornell
Dartmouth
Colgate
M. U
Syracuse
Southern Methodist of Texas
Columbia
Virginia
Holy Gross
Detroit
Navy
Ohio
University
Ions
Ilinois
Northwestern
Minnesota
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Drake
Kentucky
Washington and Lee
Georgia
Auburn
Duke
Maryland
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
North Carolina
Southwest
Iawa State
Kansas State
Kensas
Missouri
Texas Christian
Baylor
Texas A. & Me
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Washington State
Oregon
Ucl.a
Souther Gailforms
Stanford
Loyola of Los Angeles
West Coast Army
Utah
Hocky
Brigham Young
Fight Results by Associated Press Tally Cards Confused Names
Scattered boxing bout results list many misread names and places including Tollywout Galt New Fork Tommy King and Lou Snyder with San Diego Detroit New York and San Francisco amid garbled lines. The fragmentary item preserves no clear outcomes or event details.
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Associated Press
Tollywout
Galt
New Fork
Tommy King
Arey
San Mieso
Calit
Woicwet
New York
Lou Knyder
San Diego
Drew
Stone Batley
Johnny Minolta
Detroit
Arew
San Vwathel
Chick Reine
Mary Jax
Automated Toy Curneme
Besbetey
Oh Chrlaty
Lewin
Phicalz
Ariz
Bobby Sox
Nrw
Lirleeen
Kaldin Ba
Jabeny Berek
Pittsburgh
Untitled sports result fragment from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text references ironical names and numbers, mentioning results or standings with scattered terms like TEEs and scores. The readable content is too garbled to determine a clear event, participants, or outcome.
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets Dominate Austin Team
Howard Payne College Yellow Jackets overwhelmed Austin College 47 to 13 in a Texan Conference opener. The Brownwood team used strong running and passing, with standout plays by Mesur Underwood and Worry as the Jackets scored in all quarters and built a commanding lead.
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Howard Payne
Austin
Edison High 68 Somerse t 0 in dominating district clash
Edison High School Golden Bears routed Somerset 68 to 0 at Edison field. Only 11 starters played as Edison overwhelmed the visitors with superior interference, precise defense, and multiple scorers led by Stettla Frelling and RicGar-Taugh.
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Edison High
Joe Ward
Edison High School
Golden Bears
Edison
Somerset
Edison Field
Stettla
Frelling Wise
Sacran
McFarland
RicGar- Taugh
Jeff End
23RD INFANTRY WINS HOT ONE AT TECH FIELD
Twenty third Infantry defeats San Marcos Freshmen 13 to 7 in a thrilling game at Tech field Friday afternoon. Umberger broke through for a 85 yard winning dash and Weckter added a 95 yard kickoff return for a score as the Doughboys grabbed a late lead and held on. Gensteig led the Freshmen with strong defense while Caldwell Wechter Burns and Matthews stood out for the attackers.
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Twenty-third Infantry
San Marcos
Colleer Freshmert
Tech Field
Priday Affternoon
Umpberger
Umberger
Binghem
Weckter
Carnes
Gensteig
Guerd
Caldwell
Wechter
Burns
Matthews
Spo Marcos Burma
Whittey
Lanza
Weathnird
Ban
Marcos
Uate
Torenty
Ate
Maceom
Aleht
Ae Yant
Smeacy
Ban Stateos
Lnm
Ine
Tildlala
Bend Mines
Pirates edge St Edward's 7 6 in Texas conference opener
Southwestern University defeated St Edward's University 7 to 6 in Georgetown for the season's first Texas conference game. Dave Williams recovered a fumble early, Reese Jennings and Giesecke starred for the Pirates, while the Saints fumbled repeatedly and failed to score after late drives. Pirates had 13 first downs to 6 for St Edward's.
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Pirates
St. Ed’s
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Bt. Edward's University
Texas
Dave Williams
Reese Jennings
Jess
Jennings
Giesecke
Charles
Btone
Saints
Balhts
Jamdan Daly Hernid claims doping robbed Olympic race chance
London report states the Amsterdam entrant from Inday Usul Mme Broun, Duleh Swimmer, arrived from Los Angelen and said she was doped before the event, which prevented her from competing.
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London
Jamdan Daly Hernid
Amsterdam
Inday
Mme. Broun
Los Angelen
Drake Faces Notre Dame In East Battle At South Bend
Drake Bulldogs travel to South Bend to challenge Notre Dame in a key football clash. Coach Heartley Anderson planned to start his second team but Drake would still likely face Notre Dame’s strong lineup and depth.
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South Bend
Ind
Drake
Bolpayee
Notre Dame
Ae Bulldogs
Heartley Anderson
Trinity Comes Back to Beat Huntsville Tigers
Trinity University men defeat Sam Houston Teachers of Huntsville 20 to 6 in Friday action, securing two wins and one loss in the Lone Star Conference race. Bhick Autrey Whipper Jameson and Lowry starred for Trinity. Nicholson Shields and Sadler led Sam Houston.
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Trinity
Huntsville Waxahachie
Texas
Tricty Uaniversity
Sam Houston Trechers
Huntsville
Bhick
Autrey
Whipper
Jameson
Lowry
Nicholson
Shields
Sadler
Trinty
Whipple
Galloway
Graham
Ker
Plourney
Shick
Koulik
Sam Houston
Bullard
Archer
Hall
Rhodes
Whitley
Gimon
Kelves
Ma Jone
Pollard
Mississippi pair to oppose shark stunt at San Pedro Pool
Miss Lucy G Smithers of the Humane Society and District Attorney Walter Tyner oppose a proposed aquatic exhibition featuring Caswell who plans to kill a 20-foot shark with a knife and transport it alive from Aransas Pass to a pool. They warn the act violates state law against animal torture and could face enforcement action. Caswell, a Florida navigator and yacht captain, also plans to ride porpoises and exhibit sea creatures as climaxes to his show.
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Wallace
Sterk
San Pedro Perk Pool
Bob Antonio Humane Society
Lucy G Smithert
Humana Society
Caswell
Walter Tyner
Florida
Gene Lewis
Aransas Pass
An Pool
Gulf
Bob Cammahen
Aransas Pasx
Jewish Basketball League to Decide New Officers Next Tuesday
The Young Men's Jewish Basketball League meets Tuesday night at the St. Anthony hotel to accept more entries and form a permanent organization. Current teams listed include Theta Elema Ch fraternity, Young People's Teague and Block's All-Stars, with A Z A club, Temple league, and Sharluck's All-Stars expected to join.
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Jewish Basketeers
St. Anthony
Theta Elema Ch Fraternity
Young People's Teague
Block
Temple League
Sharluck's
Monterrey Club Meets Gonzales F H in Sunday Triple Header
Three soccer games are scheduled for Sunday at Van Dackt stadium in San Antonis. The feature match pits Monterrey club against Gonzales F H at 10 15 AM. Early and late games involve Anahiacs versus Nationals and the final clash between the Fionals and Victories, with October 23 set for the afternoon slate.
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Monterrey
Gonzales F. H
San Antonis Soccer
Sunny
Mrs Lapham Wins Forrest Club Golf Handicap Round
Mrs Lapham won the weekly handicap tourney of the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association on Friday afternoon. She carded an eight on the Forrest club course, with a seven stroke handicap, to post a net six. The event continues next week at Fort Sam Houston with hostesses from the Women’s Golf lum.
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Lapham
Forrest Club
Forrest Course
Jock Lapham
San Antonio
Wrestlers clash as disqualifications decide main event
Schlaegel and Blackstock tangled over a barred choke hold with Blackstock disqualified for repeated use. Schlaegel won the main bout after a long, chaotic match at Beethoven hall, while Alley defeated Obie War Eagle in another rugged indoor show marked by near-riot-like excitement and referee rulings.
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Bol Schlaegel
Marshall Blackstock
Blackstock
Beethoven Hall
Black Stock
Hehleegel
Edule
Vogt
Schitaegel
Tom Alley
Obie
Rylea
Schisegal
Sol
Behlaegel
Hefaret Vogl
Brackenridge Fright Ends Del Rio Comeback Victory
Brackenridge Eagles edge Del Rio 8 3 in a hard fought Friday clash. Dizzy Dean returns to action as Del Rio’s defense stifles Brackenridge early, but McMillan rallies the Eagles with a 25 yard completion and a fourth quarter rushing score. Dean is carried off after re injuring his arm as Brackenridge fights through fumbles and blocked punts to seal the win with a late safety and successful two point conversion attempt.
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Bed Phare
Jhas
Brickenridge
Anerd
High's
Wildcats
Wibrith
Arkarhé
South Siders
del Rio
Dizzy
Dean Boy
Dean
Jeg
Shopbach
Eudiron
McMillan
Baker
Oval
Slater and Company
Siackenridge
Bill Loessberg
Eagles
Miler
Iuser
Atm del Rio
Claude Kellam
Menor Puskett
Vet al
Laneups
Cox
Roderia
Walter
Cee
Talion
Otter
Ftnier McMahan
Deve
Stodign
Vase
Flinn Wins Virginia Golf Tournament in 8 and 6 Victory
In Hot Springs Virginia George H Flinn Jr of Pittsburgh defeated Thomas R B Hulme of Philadelphia eight and six to win the Hob Springs Falls golf tournament. An exhibition match at the Cascades course featured Edwin H Ware Jr and his wife Glenna Collett Vare beating Fay Ingalls and Mrs Helen Hicks 6 and 4.
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Flinn
Virginia
Hot Springs
George H. Flinn Jr
Pittsburgh
Thomas RB. Hulme
Philadelphia
Cascades
Edwin H. Ware Jr
Glenna Collett Vare
Fay Ingalls
Helen Hicks
Apt &, Mbs
Hicks
Vare
Cochran Leads Waco Golf Field In Semi Finals
Cochran of Tyler and Spec Guldman of Delis lead the field in the Waco Country Club Invitation as semi final action unfolds. Cochran posted rounds of 7, 88 and 70 to smash course records, with fellow Waco entrant Guldman favored alongside. An unrelated rental directory ad note appears amid the golf coverage.
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Cochran
Waco
Texas
Tommy Cochran
Tyler
Spec" Guldman
Delis
Russell Cox
al Barbee
Guldmen
Meek
Bugsy
Wace
Football Tonight Jefferson's R Teal Stephens Towmen
Cryptic OCR capture lists players and teams with scattered names and numbers, suggesting a local football note or box score. Distinct entities include Jefferson, Teal, Stephens, Towmen, Oxden, Engl ap, Mark, Morein, Rail, Sithl, and Sp. 48, with fragmentary scores or references.
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Texas-Oklahoma
Orlaborma Dallas
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Bob Hillard
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Wissourt University
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Bob Danlsp
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College of Tout
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R. Teal Stephens Towmen
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Graven
Brown
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Prieherd
Huhner
Smith
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Hugy
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Byhes
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