Big Battles Across Conferences Hit Rise of Top Teams
New York October 19 It is carnival day for football with the Southern Conference matching Duke North Carolina and N C State in key tests. Duke faces Georgia Tech while North Carolina tackles Furman and N C State confronts Georgia. Other battles include Rice and Texas A and M in the Southwest, Army meeting Harvard on the East, and major intersectionals like Notre Dame Pitt and Michigan versus Wisconsin.
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North Carolina
Duke
State
University
Hank Anderson
Georgia
Furthan
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Unis
Davidzon
Alabama
Auburn
Ken
Ducky
Maryland
Virginia
Jashhite
Texas A
Texas Christian
Texas
Centenary
Oregon
University of Southern
California
Pacific Coast
Washington
Washington State
Prince Fon
Brown
Auchivan
Wisconsi
Northwestern
Ohio State
Pure Due
Chicago
Indiana
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Tulane
Syracuse
Ohio Wesleyan
Detroit
Detroit- Catholic University
Fordham- Vanderbilt
Michigan
Bate Iace
Boston College
Louisiana Arkans
Georgetown
Miami
Florida
Mississippi State Edges Alabama In Low-Scoring Win
Mississippi State survives a tense showdown with Alabama, inching past 6-0 in a defensive battle. The Maroons exploited early field position, with key runs and a second-half grind, while Texas tech-like plays kept the visitors from mounting a comeback.
Eagles Tivy battle ends in scoreless district clash
Brackenridge's Eagles faltered in mud as Kerrville Tivy's Antlers stifled the high school champions in a 0-0 District 46-A opener under lights. Despite 180 rushing yards and 11 first downs for Brackenridge, a lone field goal attempt missed and big plays were stymied by Tivy's defense led by McCaleb.
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Eagles
Kerryilla Guidiron
San Antonio
Allinetics
Kerryville
Slick McCaleb
John Aull
Gee
Markette
Geise
Bazies
Texas League Owners Meet In Dallas For Annual Session
Texas League club officials gathered in Dallas for their annual meeting to review last season and plan the coming schedule. President J Alvin Gardner said discussions will cover trades and auditors’ report while representatives from Beaumont Galveston San Antonio Tulsa Fort Worth Oklahoma City Houston and Dallas joined the sessions. Gardner and League Secretary Milton Price are listed among the attendees.
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J. Alvin Gardner
Beaumont
R. G. Stewart
Jack Zeller
Pres Ma
Galveston
Hoy Koehler
San Antonio
Pre Evoy
Press
Tulsa
Art Gang
Don Steward
Fort Worth
Roy Westbrook
Roy Media
Oklahoma City
John Helland Sr
James Femearies
John Helland
J. Houston
Fred Ankenman
Sol Dreyfuss
Rob Tarieton
Gardner
League
Milton Price
Fight Results From The Associated Press Rundown
Philadelphia Eddie Coo outpointed Charley Gumer in Philadelphia. Ogden Tommy Corbett defeated Tony Dell in Omaha. Peniy-Kid Tunero stopped Jean More in France. Willie Streer drew with Mickel Monkan in Syracuse. Tom Williams outpointed Tom Baxter in Buffalo. George Nichols drew with Al Delaney in Detroit. Freddle Bleele halted Swede Hereuind in California. Simmy Garrison knocked out Young Hare ry Wintz in Baltimore. Bruce Brown outpointed Tack Charvez in Topeka. Joe Renniers defeated Tomiy Hull in Fort Smith. Ceriorine Garcia beat Joe Bernal in Manila. Davey Ahad drew with Jimmy Too in Panama. Garre pressed Lev Erick land in Oakland.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Coo
Charley Gumer
Baltimore
Ogden
Utah
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Tony Dell
Hock Springs
Wym
Peniy
Kid Tunero
Guba
Jean More
France
Syracuse
Bube Uil
Oklahoma
Willie Streer
Fla
Toney Brown
Drew Will
Mickel Monkan
Jersey City
Long Tom Williams
Chicago
Tom Baxter
Buffalo
George Nichols
Sandusky
Ohio
al Delaney
Detroit
Drew
Holywood
Calif
Freddle Bleele
Tacoma
San Bernardino
Catt
Cilp—Simmy Garrison
Kaneeshire
Harery Wintz
Bruce Brown
Batina Kan
Tack Charvez
Topeka
Kak
Uhl
Kirwin Romps On Central Catholic Opponent in Hard Fought Game
Kirwin High School of Galveston routed Central Catholic of San Antonio 42 to 0 on Friday night. Joe Walton starred for Kirwin with scoring in every quarter aided by strong lines and defense. Other players named include Murrey, Fox, Norris, and Desortiea. The Texas Freshmen also opened with a 7 to 9 win over Victoria Junior College, with Callaway scoring the opening touchdown.
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Galveston
Kirwin High School
Catinole
Fotaball Teailer
Central Catholic
San Antonio
TEXAS
Austin
Grays University of Exas
Ungs
Victoria
Callens Pirates
Fort Worth
Jann Peterson
Frm
Amarillo
Wrestlers Signings Highlight Undeclared Texas Appearance
Rassing Dr Bari Sarpolz a Chicago expert and Sol St a Jewish whip exponent from Louis signed with promoter Harry Coffman. The duo joined for a second hour of pro wrestling at Walxethon arena with one prior Texas appearance. No opponent is named yet.
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Chicago
Sol St
Louis
Yeelertay Soeps
Harry Coffman
Arena
Johnson
Texas
Loula Long Combs Wins at St Louis Harness Show
Loula Long Combs veteran exhibitor of Kentucky horses won first and placed high in the $1000 heavy harness stake. Lou's Maree Show, Trvision took first with Captiva Ilon second. Mise Mary Gwyn Fiera of Oklahoma City was third in the 2 year old stake with Dahlia Mostroc. Brile Sabin owned by Phil North placed third in fine harness with Dane ns Clara owned by Bennett Baral.
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ST. Louis
Kyity
Lou
Trvision
Captiva Ilon
Mise Mary Gwyn Fiera
Oklahom City
Dahlia Mostroc
j_ Tn
Brile Sabin
Phil North
Fore Warlit
Danens Clara
Bennett Baral
Tubs
Okla
Cubs-Beat Peacock Easy In Southwest League Tilt
San Marcos Baptist Academy Cubs defeated Peacock Military Academy 28 to 9 on Friday. Led by Rory Huweisler Curley Walker and Max Herring the Cubs pressured Peacock from the opening drive and scored three first half touchdowns. Herring crossed for two scores Eckhardt kicked three extra points and Lon Smith Jr added the final point. Peacock backs McClendon W Zognele and L ogherb opened defense for Peacock.
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Pope
San Marcos Baptist Academy Cubs
Ound
Peacock Military Academy
Green Wave
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Rory Huweisler
Curley Walker
Max Herring
Peacock
le Field
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Sherring
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McClendon
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Ogherb
Dale Gear Resigns as Western Proxy
Dale Gear announces resignation as president of the Western Snazue after a decade in leadership. He says he plans to play softball in his backyard and smile more, while confirming a club owners meeting in Omaha next week to discuss the transition.
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Nan
Rtele
Dale Gear
Gear
Western Association
Omaha
Devine Beats Honda In Tight Beating Honda Prep
In Hondo on October 19 the Devine Warhorses defeated the Honda Owls in a fast game despite a soggy field. Honda opened with a 14-0 lead but could not finish in the red zone. Devine answered with a score early in the first quarter and another in the second quarter, tying the game and taking the lead as Morris added 13 points for Devine.
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Devine
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Splitting the Pin at Melbourne Course
Melbourne report describes Moyle Breeton executing a maskie shot from 120 yards that struck the top of the pin, causing the ball to drown six inches into the ground and be splilled by contact with the pin.
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Vistalla
Moyle Breeton
Fred Jacoby Wins Townsend Medal In Outboard Racing
Fred Jacoby of New Jersey emerged as the champion in the country’s leading outboard motorboat circuit, piling 32 637 points with 51 firsts and 11 seconds across 88 races. The Albany to New York marathon was the marquee event, awarding the trophy for the fourth time. Joe Thorne of New Rochelle, amateur, was last year’s winner with 26 575 points. Other notable finishers included Ben Crooks, Gar Wood, and Vincent Tulka among the top ranks.
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Nathy Bergen
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George HB. Tawasend
Joe Thorne
New Rochelle
N.Y
Thorne
Carlisle
Bam Crooks
Rumaon
Gar Wood
Algonac
Mic
Rank
Vincent
Tulka
Okla
Mrs Brown Wins San Antonio Women’s Golf Title
Mrs A E Brown of Fort Sam Houston won the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association handicap event at Hig crelde park in rain, posting a net 7? and a high gross score. Teammates and rivals, including Mrs Gil Neal and Mrs Aubrey Tuttlebee, trailed with varying scores as Friday’s Willow Springs match looms and San Antonio prepares for the Texas Women’s Open in Fort Worth.
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Higcrelde Park
Fort Sam Houston
Noel
Duttlebee
West
Bad Willow Springs
H.R. Hury
Fort Worth
Schreiner Mountaineers Face St Edward's Tigers in Ausuit
Schreiner Mountaineers travel to meet St Edward's Tigers in a senior college clash after a strong showing by Schreiner last week. They defeated Texas A and M at Kingaville, marking their first home defeat for the Javelinas in five years. Kerrville October tapes.
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St. Edward's University Tigers
Texas A
Kingaville
Kerrville
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San Angelo Bobcats Topples Jefferson Mustangs in Big-Crowd Game
San Angelo California? No. San Angelo Bobcats, District 3 favorites, beat the Jefferson Mustangs of San Antonio 18% to remain unbeaten. Teague's failed kickoff return preceded A. J. Chambers' early score for Jefferson. San Angelo answered with a one yard plunge by Ray and a key goal after penalties and fumbles. Jefferson managed six first downs to San Angelo's sixteen and threw two interceptions, while San Angelo had one interception as well.
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San Angelo Bobcats
Thomas Jefferson Mustangs
San Antonio
Greord
J. W
Teague
Jefferson
A. J. Chambers
Bon Anetohio
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Bobcats
Parrett
Ray
San Anglo
Reese
Chambers
Iraro Giarda
Loring
Lenel
Sturphy
Wallace
Lancack
Handball Class B Handicap Championship Results Report
The report lists three completed matches with scores: Robert Bowman beat George Connelly 21-8 21-18, Jack Denske beat J L Little Jr 21-19 21-? and O E Klein defeated ? Day 21-18 21-0. Weekend schedule updates mention Frank Cannolly Jr and Yan Weaver in one Esturlay match and C B Alien vs RP Cobtd in the offer.
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George Connelly
Jack Denske
J. L. Little Jp
Be21
O. E Klein
E. Day
Frank Cannolly Jr
Yan Weaver
Esturlay
Unclear Text From Historic Sports Brief
The fragmentary OCR mentions teams and scores such as Washington Antlers 45 and Freemen 0, with unclear other lines about West Vite and Roxie. The readable items suggest a sports short listing results or standings without full names or dates.
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Washington Antlers
Bonrat
Dizzy Walks Out on New Orleans
In New Orleans fans witnessed Dizzy Walk out on the field after a debate over pay. The Cardinal ace refused a small amount, saying he would not risk his arm for 16 or 3157 dollars. About 200 people watched as he left the stadium rather than play.
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Melther
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Dean
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Texas B Wins At Randolph In Rain Soaked Clash
The Randolph Ramblers suffered a 20 0 defeat to Texas B with key plays by Warren Wiggins Alvin Eggling and Hadley Nelson. Gal Harmison starred as Hartison intercepted twice and returned one for a score while Texas B benefited from San Antonio area players and a slick line. The rain hampered the second half as penalties nullified a Randolph score.
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Mississippi State
Orleans
Alabama
Ixie Aridiran
Mississippi
Qveri Blale
Tavele
Ciy
Maroons
Thames
Randolph Ramblers
St. Mary’s University Rattlers
Texas University
Gal Harmison
Severalarui
San Arttents
Longhorn Jaygees
Heauthout
Warren Wiggins
Alvin Eggling
Harlan~ Dela High
Macemen
Hadley Nelson
Texas
Hartison
Farrison
Frankovich
Raudolph
College Football Scores And Pairings From Southwestern Varsity Action
A scrambled list of college football results and scores across multiple teams and conferences. Notable showings include Loyola defeating Serine Tan 20 to, Southwestern links Challenoors 24, Dytelburve 19, and Mid Tennessee 5, West Tennessee 13. Numerous other games feature scattered team names and uneven scores amid a broad regional roundup.
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Dytelburve
Bmid-Tennessee
West Tennessee
Southwestern
Misippi_ college O
Aliesiseiynt Tergners
Louisiana Normal
Nealians Tech
Vnign University
Murrey
Tenneses Reek
Furman
Wake Forest
Sewenee
Tennensee
Wesleyan
Tampa University
Howth Geovexta
Howard
Siatanno
Mary
Edison High Beats New Braunfels Unicorns 31 to 0 in Slippery Rain
Edison High's Golden Bears overwhelmed New Braunfels Unicorns 31 to 0 as quarterback David Hickey starred with three touchdowns and a 63 yard rush. Floresville shut out Alamo Heights 22 to 0, using a rain-soaked field to pace the district opening.
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idckoOff
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Maeaman
Bobcats Run Past Pirates 12 to 0 in Texas clash
In Snyderfield Southwestern University Pirates were shutout 12 to 0 by Southwest Texas State Teachers. Bobcats Phillips and Gerner starred at back and tackle while Barnes Erckson Bar was noted as outstanding for the Pirates.
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