Football spotlight on major clashes across the nation
New York reports center on Tennessee and Alabama meeting at Knoxville with unbeaten status and potential title paths. Texas hosts Arkansas in a Southwest opener while Army faces Columbia amid a slate of key midseason games across conferences and regions.
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Crimson ‘Tide
Volunteers
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West Point
Duke
Lou Little
Lions
Michie Stadium
Slivik
Earl Hisik
Two Rice Aces Ineligible For Conference Race
Houston university confirms center Gerald Weatherly and forward Juddy Helmcamp are academically ineligible. Freshman Lavern Watson to start at center as Rice prepares for the South Open against SMU Saturday night, under Coach Joss Neely.
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Gerald Weatherly
Juddy Helmcamp
Wart
Joss Neely
Neely
Lavern Watson
Rite
Southern Methodist
Houston Scrapper Wilbert Boyd Hurt in New York Ring
A Houston middleweight, Wilbert Boyd, sustained a slight brain concussion after being knocked out in 2 minutes 27 seconds of the first round at St. Nicholas Arena. He fell hard on his head, did not regain consciousness, and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital in New York, where he was reported in good condition.
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Wilbert Boyd
Houston
Texas
St. Nicholas Arena
Jercy Heminger
Tiffin Ohio
Heroli
L A Qualifies Six Bowlers
Sixteen bowlers qualified Friday for the Texas match game championship in Houston. Finals will be decided after a series of games Saturday and Sunday with finalists from San Antonio Houston Amarillo Dallas Tyler Fort Worth and other cities.
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Texas
Ander
Norbert Penshorn
San Antonio
FR. R. Gartner
Arno Tessmann
C. Lyles
Amarillo
Charlie “Treuter
Collins
D. Fletcher
Greenies
Charley Kaistr
L. Smith
T. Peters
Tyler
N.B. Rosser
Gene Laus
TC. Watkins
Houssim
Burbank Bulldogs Triumph In District Showdown
Burbank Bulldogs defeated South San Antonio Bobcats 13 to 2 in District 36 A action. Lee Miller opened the scoring, Nolan Doiron blocked a punt for a safety, then Miller added another TD and Charles Fusselmen added a 25 yard scoring run with Salil kicking after the final touchdown.
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Burbank Bulldogs
South San Antonio Bobcats
Pridiy
South Sanfield
Lee Miller
South San
Bulldogs
Cats
Stalien
Nolan Doiron
Gerald Sahm
Statt Houlicing
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Charles Fusselmen
Ioose
Salil
Yellowjackets Top Jefferson B for Alamo League Win
St Anthony's Yellowjackets defeated Jefferson B 26 to 7 at Lang Field. Foe O'Brien ran 51 yards for a St Anthony's touchdown. Gibbs connected with Scott for Jeff’s score in the third quarter. Brackenridge A beat Burbanks 19 to 6 with John Al niz, Jimmy Jones and Dickie Shaw scoring touchdowns.
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Jeff
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Jimmy Jones
Dickie Shaw
Joe Kerette
San Antonio Sweepstakes golf at Brackenridge Park
The San Antonio Sweepstakes Golf Association will hold a handicap medal play tournament at Brackenridge Park this Sunday. Players will have reserved starting times between 10 and 12 noon.
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San Antonio
Del Rio Wildcats Triumph 21 7 Over Lanier
Del Rio Wildcats defeated Lanier 21 to 7 in Del Rio Friday night. Big Gene Salmon powered the offense with two BALAS and two extra points while Lanier struck on a third quarter 3 yard pass from Jon Caldorm to Marales. Del Rio held a 23 to 2 edge in first downs as Lanier struggled to move the ball.
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Lanier
San Antonio
del Rio Wildcats
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Jon Caldorm
Marales
Wildcats
Aggie Crushes TCU B Team 14 to 0 in College Station
Texas A and M overwhelmed TCU B squad 14 to 0 at College Station on a Friday. Frank Torno returned a 15 yard punt for a TD and Arthur Burt added a two yard score. Defensive plays included a second quarter punt return and an early third quarter interception by Jennings Anderson.
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Frank Torno
Arthur Burt
Aggle
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Feral Texas
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Wel Knapp
Uo Tornn
Quar Jennings Anderson
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Biow
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Harry Collins
le Crow
Ed Wright
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el Campo
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College Football Scores from Various Teams
A compilation of college football results featuring multiple institutions across regions. Notable outcomes include West Virginia edging Virginia Tech, Virginia Polytechnic Institute routing Look Haven, Idaho Tayspop and other regional matches with varied scores. The list reflects a wide range of schools and conferences, illustrating a busy college gridiron weekend.
Kerrville Antlers Rally to Beat Central Ca Buttons 21 14
In Kerrville the Antlers of ISAA overpowered the Central Ca Buttons 21 to 14 Friday. Long passes by Janer and Bhier set up Central touchdowns in the first quarter, Janert extra point. Antlers responded with a safety and a series of big plays including a 50 yard pass from Tom McDaniels to Mishon and a 46 yard TD run. McDaniels extended the lead with a 46 yard scoring run, then connected to Wishon for another score.
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Bhier
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Fight Results From Coast to Coast Boxing Night
A chaotic wire summary lists numerous boxing outcomes across cities including San Francisco Newark Philadelphia Waterbury and more. Notable results feature outpoints and knockouts with fighters such as Tommy en Tiste Corky Test and Sack Burke among others, with scores and venue mentions scattered across Hartford Bridgeport Boston Montreal and beyond.
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Laredo Tigers Triumph Over TMT Panthers in District Showdown
In a 266 to 0 district game, Laredo Tigers beat the TMT Panthers on Friday night at Lareda. Vic Tarver starred by rushing 78 yards for a TD, while Clifford Gray scored on a 25 yard run and added three TD passes.
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Labor Roundup Strikes Halt Coal for Army Shipment
Labor Roundup strike stops coal flow for the U S Army bound for Italy. Spokesmen say a steamship company assigned nonunion captains to the SS Thomas W Murray. Capt M O Butler of the Masters, Mates and Pilots AFL says emergency ships may sail if companies cooperate and use only union members.
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Ship operators and CIO Marine Engineers resume talks in New York
Negotiations resume after a week as CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial association and Atlantic and Gulf Coast Ship operators meet in New York. Attending are John Y. Gibson assistant secretary of labor and Joseph Curran head of the CIO National Maritime division. Engineers and masters have been on strike since October 1 seeking wage increases of 35 and 20 percent respectively with a closed shop demanded by the masters.
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Ship strike stalemate widens as talks fail
West Coast maritime strike activity enters its 19th day as the Committee for Maritime Unity rejects public debate and calls on CIO unions to return to direct talks. In Sacramento Governor Warren tells a marine engineers delegation the dispute is national and California will not mediate.
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Convicted crewmen of U S Warship sentenced in Vancouver riot
Four crew members of the U S Warhem d condemned to twelve weeks hard labor Friday after police found them leading a revolt aboard their vessel off Auckland. The convictions climaxed after a tense standoff involving sailors firing and threats to the master as a distressed boat and crew battled amid rigging and sails.
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Hefner
Jim Ferrier
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Henry Rai
Homnie Hines
47 Estonians Offered Haven in Cuba Colonization Offer to Refugees
MIAMI Oct. 19 An offer to colonize in Cuba was made to 47 Estonian refugees who sailed from Sweden in three small fishing boats and could not remain in the United States for lack of visas. Marquette Phillips of Miami, owner of a large plantation on the north coast of Cuba, offered housing and work building ships and fishing without charge. Capt Felix Tandre, leader of the first landers, said he would discuss the plan with other band members.
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Sweden
United States
D. Marquette Phillips
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Ciba
Phillips
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Fragmented Weather Report With Harsh OCR Glitches
Weather data for a Saturday includes humidity 95 percent for October 63 percent precipitation for several hours. Monthly rainfall 44.08 inches, yearly total 18 inches. Moon phases and tide times noted. winds and temperatures show garbled text. Several city names appear with scattered numbers. overall content is unreadable in parts but preserves a weather and travel context.
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Suwats
al & P
Arangag-Pass
Austin & F
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Browanvillea
Aeres Panne
Wyo
Helena
Mont
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Jacksonville
Kansas
Angeles
Memphis
New York
Pittsburgh
Ariitston
Negro Teams Play At Alamo Stadium Features Local Matchup
The Alamo Stadium hosts a Saturday night game between Negro teams from St. Peter Claver's in San Antonio and Yoakum. The kickoff is at 7 pm with a tight contest expected after a 14 13 season win by the San Antonio squad in an earlier meeting.
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Tiartison
Yoakum
Ross Thompson
Dean Alexander Debrowse
Themag
Alamo
St. Peter Claver's
San Antonio
Midgets Set Final Night Race Card at Local Oval
The midget car program runs on the final night with time trials at 2 p m and races at 3, 7 30 and 3 30 P M Sunday features promoter Jimmy Johnson plans a lights-on finale after a winter dimmy? Lynch Death Dodgers program of Sunday racing with shows at 1 and 8 15 p m Oct 27 Sunday rages.
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Rials
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Jimmy Johnson
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Retired baseball figure Jock McCallister dies in Columbus
Jock McCallister a noted baseball figure for 35 years died in Columbus Ohio after being struck by a car nearly three months earlier He was year old and had worked as a scout for the Boston Braves since 1983 Earlier he spent 15 years with the Cleveland Indians under Tris Speaker becoming Tribe manager in 1927 He left the Indians in 1928 and later coached for the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers before joining the Braves organization
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Baston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Braves
Barlow Jr. Shines as Alamo Heights Defeats Jefferson
Irvin Barlow Jr. son of a high school coach scored for Alamo Heights in a football clash at Alamo Stadium Friday night. He outplayed Jefferson players, drawing praise from fans and helping his team to a decisive win.
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Heights Triumph Over Edison Bears in District Race
Heights Mules surged to a 47 point win over Edison Bears at Heights Field to solidify their District 36 A lead. Ellison and Philips starred with multiple scores and conversions as Raymond Erben, John Dix, Pete Eton, Joe Price, and Maxey Hart added touchdowns. Ross Youngs contributed two conversions sealing the victory.
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Urbanowich Sparks Red Raiders Over Bulldogs 21‑7
Urbanowich added two rushing TDs for the Rosewood Red Raiders to beat the Somerset Bulldogs 21 to 7 on Friday. He ran 53 yards for the go ahead score while Rene Urbanowich missed a pair of extra points. Alton McCulloch opened scoring for Somerset and Byrom added the extra. The Bulldogs blocked a punt early in the second half to stay within reach.
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Eosewood Red Raiders
Somerset Bulldogs
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Byrom
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Rehe
Brooklyn and New York clash in night games
Brooklyn hosts New York in a night matchup while San Francisco visits Buffalo and Los Angeles hosts Chicago. Results list Chicago and Miami games with unclear scores.
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Los Angeles
Izbt
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Mianai Tonigal
Brooklyn
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Wisconsin and Kentucky alums pace MTC nine to 61 win
Former college stars Trani Graff of Wisconsin and Jack Parkinson of Kentucky led the AAF Military Training Center cagers to a 61 to 51 victory over Penner's Clothiers Friday night. Graff scored 22, Parkinson 16, Rodriguez led the losers with 15 in a sparing contest.
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Trani Graff
Wisconsin
Jack ‘Farkingon
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