Ted Williams Not on Black Yawkey Says
Boston reporters quoted Arthur Yawkey denying Ted Williams would be sold before or during the 1987 season. Joe Cram would stay as field manager. no move to front office. Yawkey said Williams would remain with the Red Sox, no sale, and noted bonuses were to share season success, not pennant rewards. Fans greeted players at Huntington Avenue station on return from the season.
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Texas A&M Triumphs in Conference Standings Details
Snapshot of season standings with university performances across conferences. Notable showings include Texas, Arkansas, and Texas A&M with mixed results. Records show Upsets and close margins, highlighting key players and team rankings in the season’s early rounds.
Chappuis and Schwall Set for Big Nine Clash at Ann Arbor
UPI reports Michigan halfback Chappuis and Northwestern guard Schwall prepare for a key Big Nine showdown in Ann Arbor. Chappuis, a veteran with 21 bombing missions, leads in rushing while Schwall, a 190 pound back, tops scoring and receiving with 26 points and an 165 yard per game average. Both players are noted for their versatility and past Navy and endurance feats.
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Garagiola’s Ball Equipment Stolen
Cardinal catcher Joe Garagiola reported theft of gear from his car near Sportaman’s Park. Missing items include three gloves two pairs of shoes a cap and World Series programs plus a baseball autographed by all his teammates and personal letters.
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Houston Cougars Ready for Lone Star Clash at Commerce
Houston almost at full strength after a 34-0 win over Texas College of Arts and Industries. They face East Texas State Lions in their first Lone Star Conference game at Commerce Saturday night.
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Amarillo High and Odessa Duke it Out in No 1 Texas Showdown
The state’s top game centers on undefeated Amarillo Golden Sandies facing Odessa Bucking Brones as part of a 49 game Friday slate. The schedule includes district clashes, key pairings like Gainesville vs Sherman, and multiple title-contending teams across districts, with many games shaping the 15 undefeated or untied squads.
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Comets Travel to Camp Polk for Game Tilt
The Comets depart Camp Polk Louisiana Thursday to face the service team Saturday after a 22 7 loss to North Texas State Teachers College last week. They previously beat Camp Hood 42 0 and Fort Bliss 14 6 in other IWa games.
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Football Tonight S A Dech Rosters Reveal Many Names
A local football page lists player rosters for S A Dech and Harlandaale with numerous numbered entries including Martins, McMahon, Lira, Rodriguez, Burlanza, and others. The piece catalogs lineup names and jersey numbers for both teams, highlighting a deep roster.
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Injured Longhorn Stars Show Signs of Recovery
At Austin October 17 coach Dana X. Bible held scrimmage but barred several regulars. Ralph Ellsworth and Jim Canady eye returns to the backfield while Joe Magliorey will miss at least a month with a broken arm. Ed Kelly and other linemen are listed as likely ready while Harold Collins may return to bolster the defense. Possible lineup shifts include Jack Halfpenny at blocking back and Audrey Gill replacing Dick Harvis at center based on recent defensive play.
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Skidmore Game Off No Football at Vassar
Poughkeepsie October dates show Vassar College cancels football and other GI Bill veterans at the school will have to ignore a challenge issued by male students from Skidmore. Dr Sarah Gibson Blanding stated the college has never encouraged intercollegiate athletics and the decision reflects that policy.
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Harlandale And Tech Set Thursday Stadium Tilt
Harlandale ready for a key Thursday clash with Tech Gf District 15-AA at Alamo Stadium. Kickoff is at 7 o clock. Afternoon games relocate to Alamo Heights Havandale and Brackenridge with 3 45 starts. Tech and Harlandale pace strong, each boasting regulars back as lineup changes loom.
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Saints to Meet Yoakum in Saturday Night Grid Showdown
St Peter Claver's High School of San Antonio, a Negro team, travels to Alamo Stadium to face Yoakum's Negro high school in a return game Saturday night. Coach Bob Bowers announced the matchup after Saint’s 14–13 first meeting win. The lone prior game ended in a Cuero tie. Kickoff time to be announced.
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Football and basketball schedule missives hint at league action
Week's grid card lists numerous games across Central Texas, including Central Catlinlie versus Kerrville, San Antonio districts, and Allen league events. Entries mention times around 1 to 8 pm with several venues like Lavon Danley and St Anthony's. Notable teams include Alumy ledges and Englefel with a Houston connection in late afternoon slots.
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Alabama Versus Tennessee Highlight Saturday Football Broadcasts
Radio schedule lists Alabama vs Tennessee at 2:45 with Texas Tech at Lubbock and West Point games in the lineup. Other matchups include Texas A&M and Columbia at West Point, plus San Antonio events and local stations Te transcription notes uncertainty but broadcast plans cover several college games.
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Frick complains after All Star losses and NL bias
New York Oct 17 National Baseball League president Ford Frick says he is tired of NL players getting beaten by the American League in the annual all star game. He argues the world series is the big prize and urges either to win the all star game or drop it. Cards owner Sam Breadon counters that the world series matters most and that top pitchers must rest to keep the regular season competitive.
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Corpus Christi Jefferson contest headlines Alamo Stadium card
The program opens with Corpus Christi Jefferson at Alamo Stadium followed by Burbank South San Antonio at South San Antonio and Edison at Alamo Heights. Tickets for Fridays Jefferson Corpus Christi game and Breckenridge Austin tilt go on sale at Alamo Stadium Friday at 4 PM.
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Schreiner Mountaineers Meet John Tarleton Plowboys Saturday
A large crowd is expected for the annual football clash between Schreiner Institute Mountaineers and John Tarleton College Plowboys. The long-delayed game resumes postwar interruption, returning for the first time since 1941.
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Lay Off Whistles Ice Arbiters Told
Detroit reports the NHL plans fewer whistles this season says President Clarence Campbell. The new league boss, a former referee, orders officials to maintain flow and only use the whistle when absolutely necessary.
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