Main Avenue Edges Corpus in Tight Gridiron Clash
In Corpus Christi on Friday Main Avenue barely topped Corpus Christi 2 to 0 with a late 42 yard run breaking a scoreless game. Brownsville earlier crushed Robstown 61 to 0 while Bracken Ridge beat Robstown 10 to 1b and Brownsville loss noted. Starting lineups listed for both squads. crowd included Bank Antonio fans leveraging local rules.
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Harlandale Maroons Fall To Austin High In Gridiron
Harlandale faced tough defense as Austin High pushed ahead early, taking a 14 point lead in the opening minutes. With six regulars out, Harlandale never challenged the score, while Austins rushing game and key plays kept the Maroons on the back foot throughout the game on Friday at Odula.
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Golf guidance on crosswind play by Phil Gaudin
Former British Open champion Phil Gaudin explains crosswind strategy for golf. He notes eight years on the international team and discusses how wind affects distance and direction. Gaudin advises playing the ball to its reaction rather than chasing wind direction to maintain control.
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Golf Star Twinkles in Weekly Ladies Tournament
Mrs. G. A. Pagensteiher led Friday with a fuel score of 82 to win the weekly hamdi cap tournament of the Ladies' Golf association. Mrs. Glid Noel placed second with SZ. J. W. Lapham, a regular winner, was entered and plans future play as the association schedules an invitational event on the Plaza Hotel roof course at 7 pm Friday.
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Corrigan Defeats Hugo in Club Golf Championship
Corrigan wins the San Antonio Country Club annual championship in a 20 hole match against Ralph Hugo to claim second flight honors.
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San Antonio
San Marcos Team Triumphs Over Buttons in City Rivalry
The San Marcos Academy faced St. y Academy Buttona in a close contest at the Alamo City arena. Captain Ber Reed led the charge with a strong day, while Davin contributed key plays in a rugged backfield effort that steadied the home team for a decisive afternoon victory.
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Schreiner Preps Down S A Jaysees in Kerrville
Schreiner College defeated San Antonio Jaysees on their home floor in Kerrville. Sheppard scored the lone junior college touchdown early, then added a subsequent score before Kerrville sealed the win with stout defense. Mountain View’s Lanlie Rowe and Tela deorad starred on defense and the line, while the Kerrville attack limited Schreiner’s big plays.
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Leahman to face Coleman in title rematch next Friday
Leaman, former heavyweight champion, will meet Ave Coleman in the main bout next Friday night at Gar Teteried if conditions materialize. Clarence Ecklund remains the only man to beat Coleman, dating the bout’s high stakes.
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Heisman’s Hunches Predict Major College Outcomes
John W. Reisman, famed coach and football authority, previews the season’s opening week. Regional and national results are listed as Heisman’s picks propound a wary view of favorites amid surprises. The piece catalogs scores from across sections including East, Mid-America, Southwest and West, highlighting clashes such as Harvard 14 over Holy Cross and Texas Christian 0 over Texas.
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Laohith
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Ohio State
Missousi
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Netwaske
Minnesota
Northwestern
Noten Dame
Whconain
Purdue
Depauw O. Southwest
Baylor
Bowling KOA and Tenpin League titles decided
The Bowling KOA and Tenpin League crowned champions as teams battled for the top spots. Highlights included close matches, standout performances by Reed, Gueringer, and Buckner, and key scores from veterans in the Commercial Handicap and City Nastic leagues. Strong showings from Mueller and the Printers dominated early play, with dramatic finishes shaping the standings.
Burke Texas Pro Champion Burks Texas Pro Champion
WACO Texas Oct 19 Jack Burke won the Texas professional golf title at the municipal course with a 292 for 72 holes, edging Francis Xelwith by one stroke. Notables include George Ausbach of Wavnton and Dick Metz of Lufkin among top finishers as the driving contest winner Pam Lally of San Antonio placed behind Burke.
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George ‘Ausbach
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Lufkin
Fangs Keep Clean Record in 7–0 Win at San Pein Park
Fangs defeated Alamo Veighte dortier high eleven 7 to 0 at San Pein Park. Velans to Montemayor for a 2h-yard pass set the score, Ayre added a rush and Mathinox kicked the extra point. Team members include Janouy McNelig Hobbs Toecelerin Rodrigues Newman Conzalen Gilbert Pelaez Montemaynr Kolven Mathinee Werner Jochtenburg Champion and Terawal.
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Miller and Turnesa Tie for Golf Lead at Salisbury
Miller and Turnesa shared the 18 hole lead at the Salisbury Country Club in the Z. J. Lasnin Memorial event. Miller and Turnesa both posted 800 after the first round. A playoff will determine the winner with Craig Ward of Thompsonfield among those tied for third as local sites host the event.
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Jones to quit as Army's coach
New York, Ort. 19. JPI The Bun sass today that Cntaia -Tate' Tones will lrsten as head coach of fuatha at the United States Militacye academy at the end of the present season and ard be succeubd the Major Ralph Maye, who now evachey the Army em. The war deyurunt at he signed Catnin Tone, is the infantry school of Fort Sikh. sok he will ue accomminisl raet ty Caph Wor Welle, who his licen jy hharpy af foot all publicity at Weel [Mone toe several years, the &
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Christner Beats Boston in All Heavyweight Show
In the feature heavyweight bout at Boston Garden Christner, a 33 year old from Ohio, weighed 107 pounds and defeated his top rival Exate Seloff of Boxton by a scarecrow margin. The bout capped a dramatic night in the all heavyweight program.
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