Samuels & Co Invite Corpus Bucs In District Showdown
Samuels & Co faces Corpus Christi Bucs in a high school 15-AA district clash at Alamo Stadium Saturday night. Perry Samuels leads a fast backfield as Jefferson, Tempe, and Green Ville losses shape a tight race with two unbeaten teams. The Mustangs’ defense aims to contain Bucs star Blazek and tailback Jerome Binge while injuries test Jett substitutes.
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Jackets Tangle With Corpus Club In Weekend Tilt
St. Anthony's Yellowjackets face Corpus Christi’s Cavaliers at 3 p.m. Saturday after an 18-12 loss to St. Edward's. Key players Ray Jacobs and Bobby Callahan are sidelined with injuries, weakening passing and defense as Laredo’s Tigers threaten their 13-7 league mark.
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Fight Results From New York Event Show Mixed Outcomes
Fragmented OCR lists numerous boxing and athletic results with names and places such as Newark New Jersey Cambridge California and Worcester. Several bouts feature knockouts and decisions, but many entries are garbled. The piece appears to catalog fighters and outcomes, though details are largely unreadable.
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Padres Sign Pepper Martin To One Year Deal
Ed Starr president of the Padres announced Pepper Martin will join San Diego for spring training under a one year contract. Martin, formerly with the Cardinals, was released and is reported to report to the Padres after the Cardinals cut him.
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Football Tonight ALAMO STADIUM starting lineups
Starting lineups list players for ALAMO STADIUM game with reserve names for HEFFERSON and CORPUS CHRISTI squads. The roster includes jersey numbers and player names, with notes on substitutions and old jersey references.
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Triumvirate Seizes Guatemala in Revolt
In Guatemala City a triumvirate of Capt. J Reabe Arken Major Arana and civilian Jorge Torrillo took control after a revolution by army officers and students. The Ponce regime was overthrown following a 12 hour battle. Federes Conrad, guard commander, fled toward the capital. Ponce and his cabinet reportedly sought refuge in the U S embassy.
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Guatemala
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Harlandale Indians Roll Over Burbank in Friday Clash
Harlandale surged to a 38-21 victory over Burbank, avenging a lopsided earlier loss. Key plays included Virgil Tope and Tobit Rote scoring on the ground and through the air, with Carl Gatlesot and Lonnie Barrow contributing on receptions and a defensive stand. Burbank struggled to contain Harlandale’s offense as the Indians dominated both sides of the ball.
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Tech 8 Team Keeps Its Record Clean
Ne Bee a team by AALS remained wabentm and took their third straight win of the season by jMoster cub the Lanter eleven, 6 to 0. Im an Alamo lenge game Friday. Olly Bail can 20 yards for the only tovelidaynaa ie fourth im.
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Austin's 26 7 Win Puts Em In First Place
Austin Maroons top Brackenridge in a 26 to 7 district 15 AA victory at Alamo Stadium before 10142 fans. The well coached team capitalized on miscues with two quick third period touchdowns and moved to two league wins, tightening their hold atop the standings. Brackenridge, coming off a Kerrville defeat, slipped further back as its hopes faded.
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Friday and Saturday High School Games Chronicle
Friday results show Austin 28 Brackenridge 7 with Closer scoring by Arthur Sweet and Gene Woods. Brackenridge mounted a comeback in third period but failed to overcome Austin. Saturday slate includes Tetterson versus Cornus Christ and atami saduim events. Sunday coverage highlights Edward's Wary academy and Tech influence. Davis and Bodiford spark plays for Austin. Brackenridge drives to the Austin 27 before late defense stalls scoring.
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Allen Says Cage Games Thrown Amid Gambling Claims
Lawrence Kan coach Phog Allen argues college games have been thrown by gamblers and says big intercollegiate sports risk corruption while noting two known cases of throw games in eastern tournaments. He cites spectator scandals at Madison Square Garden and warns presidents must act to curb amateur sports corruption.
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Armless Man Bowls 207 Score in Hamilton
A veteran armless bowler from St Catharines, Edwards, rolled a 207 in two five pin games in Hamilton Ontario on October 21. He used a specially designed bowling ball with a large center hole by John Weatherston. The accompanying gridiron notes list Brackenridge and other players with detailed scoring and substitutions.
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Movement Drops Tucker Clash Over Wildlife Board
The Texas State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission ended its open session by dropping the protest against executive secretary Will J. Tucker. Bonds for Tucker and deputy director J.B. Arnold were renewed as critics argued about authority and deer culling on ranches and wildlife refuges. The discussion touched on disputes with Leroy Denman and ranchers, with lawmakers in attendance but no formal vote to extend the dispute.
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Two Plays Two Scores for Hunt
Goose Creek High School met Conroe on Friday night with Hunt scoring twice on consecutive plays. He ran 65 yards for a third quarter touchdown after a kickoff, then fielded a recovery and sprinted 60 yards for another score. Hunt finished with 25 points in the 38-6 rout.
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College Football Scores From Various Games
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Alamo League Peacock Club Triumph at Burbank Field
The Conrex team beat the Burbanks Br eleven 13-7 on Friday at Burbank field. Barnes scored two touchdowns for the Peacock club with Stewart adding the extra point. Lee Miler rushed 40 yards for the Burbanks score, and Kenneth Bleesner plunged for the conversion.
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North Selly Softball Team Triumphs Over Kelly Fire Dept
The North Selly fled team defeated the Kelly Fire Department 7 to 2 on Friday night at Richter Hel a. Christian pitched a six-hitter. Errors by Aguilar Smith and Tomlin helped push across the runs in the sixth inning to settle the ballgame.
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Edison Knocks Heights Out of Title Race
Edison Bears Heights 14-6 to end Heights title bid as Teddy Giles blocks a punt and BJ Collie scores the clinching TD after Quinton Rateney and Earl Graddoch drives. Bill Cox adds a scoring drive for Edison in a pivotal late season showdown.
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Harlandale
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National Baseball Congress announces 1945 non pro World Series
At the National Baseball Congress a 1945 non professional world series schedule was announced. The event will be held at Ebbetts Field in Brooklyn starting October 10 for a ten day period. Sandial champions from Canada Mexico Puerto Rico Central and South American republics join teams from the United States in the series.
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