Texas A and M and Baylor vie in peak weekend college games
News from Dallas and Houston highlights Texas A and M and Baylor in key intersections with Texas Christian and Texas teams. Lloyd Russell sparks Baylor as Aggies crack Horned Frogs and Rice, with Arkansas and others shaping the pennant chase. College Station holiday set for Cadets after big win. Wartime tone reflects era’s college grid action and regional matchups.
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Felix B.mckingsey
Dallas
Del
Tynertt
Texas A
Baylor University
Waco
Houston
Christian
Arkansaz
Ball Cerrifre
Dirk Todd
Aggies
Lloyd Russell
Bruins
Aegles
WHL
Aenong
METS
Senator
Texas
Russell
Interah
Brazel
Gernard
Masters
Billy Patterson
Lynch
Texas Christian
Todd
Girs
Joel “Hunt
College Station
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Wales
Baylor
English Plans Passing Game With Jefes
English lines up a tough passing attack as the Tech Bulls beat Harlandale 43 to 0 on Saturday. Frankie O Donnell stars at receiver with Roland Michel and Mack Devenport as top wings. Davenport and Michel scored touchdowns while Harry Dancey suffered an eye injury. Leste Grantham returns from injury and is ready for Jefferson as Tech hosts their longtime rival.
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Omare
Malty Hell's
Methodists
Vorsram
Tomstb
Bell
Johnny Badger
Dohnny Sprague
Bob Finlky
Mustang
Capples
Morison
Penny Taster
Methodist
Vandy
RICE
Felce Institute
Georgia
Texas
Hounston
Owls
Duke Schhente
Honda
Chivisian
Aggins
Gam
Dallas
Cotton Howl
Centennial Expositon
Fred Toomson
Arkansas Raverbacks
Jack Robbins
George Washington
Shreveport
de Faye
Harisndaie
Gooch Farle English
Puses
Frankie O'Donnell
Aigish
Bammi Benen
District 12
Roland Michel
Mack Devenport
Davenport
Michel
Bulls
Harlandale
Harry Dancey
Leste Grantham
Jefferson
Tech
St Mary's Triumph in Scranton Signals NCAA Style Shift
The St Marys university football team wins in Scranton amid discussion of Frank Bridges defensive tactics and evolving football strategies. The piece notes the mix of Catholic U and Navy Notre Dame scouts, the influence of defensive specialists, and the rise of new formations since World War I.
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St Mary's University
Scranton
Rastlers
University of San Francisco
Watkers
Faelie
CGB Parker
New York
Sporcy Criter
Washington, D. C
Frenk Bridges
Stridges
Feam
Bridges
Baylor University
San Antonio
Texas
St. Mary's
Oakland
Oalif
Orchard Lake
Mich
Winona
Minn
St. ‘Thomas
Washington
Laobs
Navy
Ratre Dante
Failimore
Notre Duron
Wivir
Wrens
Frank Bridges
St. Aaart’s
Galholte U
Cathong UL
Touchdown Parade Highlights Bob Davis Lead in Scoring
New York Oct 19 Touchdown Parade notes national scoring leaders after weekend surprises. Kentucky halfback Bob Davis tops the charts with two touchdowns to push his season and total points to record heights. Southeast, Far West and other conference leaders list Davis ahead across the nation.
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New York
Bob Davis
Kentucky
Wildcats
Southeastern
Renwick
Far West
Dick Weisgerber
Fred King
Hobar
Ralph Rawlings
Pacific Coast
Bob Williams
Tommy Neal
Town
Barney Hays
Kansas State
Lloyd Campbell
Nebraske
Old Gray Mare Outshines Past as Draft Horse Market Surges
The Kansas City show signals a rebound in draft stock with record values and rising sales. Auctioneers report total hoof value near 2 735 000 dollars from 873 horses entered, while breeders note double prices from six years ago and increased demand from farmers and fanciers alike. Leading entrants include San Antonio's Leisure Home Stables tied to Harry Prec and his niece Amy, aiming for top honors.
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Kansas
Southwest
Anal Yamdr
C.J Mercer
Lodny
McGinnis
San Antonio
Leisure Hom
Harry Prec
Amy
Kansas City
Pick Sarpolis for Referee in Walkathon Card
Dr Karl Sarpolis is chosen as referee for all matches at the Walkathon area event. Card headliners include Billy Edwards, chiropractor, and Eilts Bank from Oklahoma. Semifinal features Juan Humberta vs Cte Thiede with ochre underdog Lor Pube in the preliminaries.
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Karl Sarpolis
Bily Edwards
King
Eilts Bank Farm
Oklahoma
Juan Humberta
Cte Thiede
OW Kass
Rawdy Marshall
Blackstock
Qualifying on in Open golf Fort Worth session
Qualifying rounds at River Crest Country Club for the Texas women’s open championship saw Mildred Babe Didrikson of Beaufort and Charlele Newbold of Wichita among favorites. Smiley Rowland posted 71 to lead, while about 50 entries competed with top contenders including defending champion Mrs Frank Goldthwaite and several Southern champions among the field.
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Fort Worth
Det
Vines
River Crest Country Club
Ational
Texas
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Beau
Newbold
Smiley Rowland
Boaz
Tex
Rosy
Migs Didrikson
Frank Goldthwaite
David Gant
Memphis
Tenn
Helen Dettweiler
Washington
TD. CI
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
B. R. Harv
J. Lee Wilson
San Antonio
Mnany
Aves
Loyola Centenary football series announced for 1937 38
Loyola University and Centenary College of Louisiana announced a home and away football arrangement. Centenary to visit Loyola on November 11 1997 with Loyola traveling to Shreveport the following year possibly on Thanksgiving Day. An unrelated note mentions a university game in Arizona on Saturday night ending 13 13.
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Los Angeles
Loyola University
Laday
Lions
Centenary Sentlemen
Shreveport
Centenary
Loyola
Azteca Cox Bout Brewing In Mexico City Or San Antonio
Young Azteca the welterweight champion of Mexico and Tracy Cox of Indianapolis are projected to meet soon in either San Antonio or Mexico City. San Slolsky Cox's manager returned Monday from Mexico City after discussions, with no formal terms yet. Promoter Jimmy Fitter and Mexican papers press for the bout location, while Slolsky and promoters favor San Antonio.
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Young Azteca
Mexico
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Mexico City
San Slolsky
Cox
Jimmy Fitter
Tree
Ite
Blotsky
Rattlers Triumph in Str Thomas Clash on Muddy Field
St Marys Rattlers of San Antonio rallied from a rough first half to overpower Tommies in a third quarter surge. Key plays featured Letkowitz passes to Kelly and Gipson’s quarterback keeper. Locke and Roy led the late drive as St Marys kept Tomcats out of scoring range in the fourth.
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Kempe Dinu
Light
Scranton
Ochi-Wille
Thoms Cnllege
Rattlere
St. Mary's Universsty
San Antonio
Western Maryland College
Ballimore
Frank Bridges
Thomas
Tommies
Tommmies
St Vanos
St. Thomas
Harry Letkowics
Tom Kelly
Francis O'Gender
Puard
Jerry Novella
Youmies
Onee
Jast
Letkiwitz
St. Mary's
Ratllers
Yexans
Locke
John Gray
Doug Locks
Arkansis Fraveller
Tomesl
Vents
Rallers
Wooay Roy Cracken
John Willams
Une
Roy
Lio
Hive
Gipson
Texans
Iran
Fred Davidson
Oh. F
Wendorf
Willams
Creak
Kee
Big Tom Kelly
Toms Miles
Todd
Williams
St Mers
Thorne Buchanan
Win
Revin Smith
Garmskt
St Thomae
Seotine
St. Marys
Neint Aller
Ocuanor
Offrine
HLT
Davhote
Bucknell
H. Antiim
Mercersburg
Nowada
Sh 'Tomas
Mary's
St. Mars
Cone
St Mary's
Fay
Sarta
College Football Results Summary
Fragmented list of college teams and scores with unreadable names. Mentions include Marys, St. Thomas, St. Ambrose, Providence, and others with varied scores like 12 7 and 29. No clear matchup details or dates deciphered from the OCR.
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St. Ambrose
Anyudana
St Anselue
Providence
S. Vervinttt
Norby Olla
S. Duran
Usenamitae
Pro Football National League Western Standings and Results
Fragmented report shows Western division results with team scores and upcoming games. Notable items mention Chicago Cardinals, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Brooklyn matchups with dates and locations. details are incomplete due to OCR issues.
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Migiblon
T. Pet
Tieaga Bese
Raster Doslun Titshurch
BOT
Bt Bose
CAMO
New York
Jago
Ak Brookisn UL
Toso
Philadelsbiy
Robstown Cotton Pickers rout Alice Coyotes at Alice
Robstown Cotton Pickers won 41 to 0 over the Alice Coyotes in a clear victory. Theo Smith and Paul Buchanan starred on offense with strong line play. Coaches Havens and Toller attended, noting wet field conditions and planning a Baltimore trip for practice at Western Maryland.
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Essy
Robstown
Robstown Cotton Pickers
Alce Coyotes
Alice
Theo Smith
Paul Buchanen
Slim. Weneet
Havens and Loller
Western Matylars
Mount St. Marys
Havens
Toller
Rattlers
Baltimore
Westminster
Coach Havens
Maryland
St. Ma
Westerh
Lucene
Shooting meet yields high scores at Liberty pistol range
Scores from the Liberty Pistol and Rifle club qualification course show J W Dean 246, 89. Maria Bartlett 238. W M Meo 215. Don Nissen 233. L P Bartlett 232. P Wells 241. Coley 227. Wells 235. Grubb 224. W A Franke 914. Major Bartels and Lieut Landaras directed the matches under Reserve Officers Association. Dallas reports also note Hilly Norman’s skeet record at Randolph Field and other tournament results.
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Liberty Pistol
J. W. Dean
Maria Ans LP
Bartlett
Don Nissen
L.P. Bartlists Kom
Mellhews
P. Wells
Coley
London
Thompson
Wells
William Sotmsem HJ
Grubb
Austin Te Prost
W. A. Franke
His McDougal
Tit Dimmitt
Hastarte
F. Ly Stalley
R. J. Graben
Reserve Officers Association
Crabtree
Mrj. H. A. Bartels
A. A Wishkowsky
Revuelation Army
Valiher Automation
Wree
Major Bartels
G. Landaras
Nelock
Franti Ronan
Couran
Randolph Field
Myron Laroparty
Say
Matagurita Island
Ilda
Lamparty Wee
Mayer Serxl
Billy Stevenson
Fox
CW. Jones Iay
Amory
Oit
Enwateta
Nteals
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