Lanier Harlandale clash for survival in District 36 A
A Thursday 1 p m Alamo Stadium clash headlines District 36 A. Sidney Lanier Voss and Harlandale Indians meet with 2-0 league records, seeking a win to stay in title contention while Edison and Alamo Heights remain in the hunt. Lanier favored by weight and experience, Harlandale by speed and fight. Goode sidelined with injury, other backs ready to ply the field.
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Harlandale Faces Tough Test Against Beavier Team
Speedy Noel Rodrigues and Paul Luna lead Duo Norton's offense with tricky double wing moves while Bob Myers counters with Joe Shaw Bryan Naylor Richard Googe and Billy Denham. Robert McDonald stands out as passer as Harlandale’s big rivals believe bigger foes fall hardest.
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Liberty Stages Big Turkey Shoot
Liberty Street hosts a turkey shoot next Sunday at Club Lane on Nacogdoches Road as deer shoots are planned for November 2 and 9. Silhouette turkeys with 1 to 4 inch balloons will be targets at 100 yards with a turkey prize for each balloon burst. Secret details available from Club Secretary at Gehrels AU Drexel Avenue.
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Harlanale Indians start lineup at Alamo Stadium
Football tonight at Alamo Stadium features HarlandaIe Indians with listed starters and reserves. Player numbers include Goode 86 Espiella 180 Durda 165 and Denham 31 among many named players. reserve roster names feature Bartholomesr 23 Crawford 123 Amiel 36 Goode 22 and Cordova 40 with numerous others in the lineup and bench.
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Joe Shaw
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Fred Bartholomesr
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Harry Surface
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Russell Crawford
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Laws Rice Crain
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Edgar Russett
Guy Buckelew
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Frank Expinosa
Alex Bernal
Luis Aguilar
Tony de la Garza
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Normoyle Cagers Open November 3 Schedule
The Normoyle Quar termaster Depot basketball league opens on November 3 with two games. Company DB faces the Quartermasters at Tp mh and Company AI meets Company B at 8 p.m.
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Fragmented Texas grid results and district schedule notes
Readable items show high school football results and district games around San Antonio with teams such as Brackenridge, St. Anthony's, San Marcos Academy, and South San Antonio. Entries mention scores, kickoff times, locations like Alamo Stadium and Central Catholic field, and a Southwest Academy league context.
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Standlee Tops Pro Punter In National League
Chicago Belts turn to Norm Standlee as punter with a league leading 61-yard average over five kicks. Kay Eakin trails at 51.1 yards from seven tries, while Dea McAdams 60.6 yards in 11 kicks and Sammy Baugh 50.3 in 11 attempts follow. Punt returns see Lewrock 10.2 yards, White 7.0, Magnani 16.0, with defensive standout play by Wilbur Cult and teammates Fortmann and Jones cited for damage caused.
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Horse Show Winners at American Royal in Kansas City
Five gaited and three-gaited horses competed for stakes totaling $10,000 with wins by Jude Tare owned by Herbert Tortt and Amerién Nomhuil owned by Fair City farm. Other placings included Revere The Devil owned by Campbell Sewall and Sweetheart owned by J. v Towsell.
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Westfall Sparks Gophers In Rough Michigan Tilt
Minnesota praises Westfall as the backfield star in a hard fought win over Michigan. Captain Bob Westfall powers through the line, with Hammon and Kurma sharing carries as Minnesota eyes a defensive adjustment and continues to rely on the 53 set and new deception.
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Bobcats Open League Competition
The Bobcats travel to face the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks in Lone Star Conference action after a 14-6 loss to Texas A&I. Coach Dutch Baungarten’s Lumberjacks, coming off losses to East Texas Lions and North Texas Eagles, emphasize power and deception with Holton Covin and Mills aiding the attack. Starting for the Bobcats are Miller, Kristal, Smiths, Morales, Tuttle, Valenta, Haese, Brodeman, Bondy, and Beaty, while Wray, Mills, Clouinger, Burnett, Brittain, Collier, Starke, Holton, Covin, Asalf, and Permentor are slated for the Lumberjacks.
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Grant Smith
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Cardinals Pay Stock Dividend
St Louis stockholders of the Cardinals will receive a five dollar per share dividend with potential for more before spring, officials announced Thursday.
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Chmielewski Wins in Boston Ring Thriller
Harry Chmielewski of Cambridge delivered a technical knockout over Jack Donovan of Bulleto in the main event at the fast night show in Boston. The bout featured fierce exchanges and ended in the final round with Chmielewski claiming victory.
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Fight Results Reported By The Associated Press
Boston roundup shows Berry Chinelenks 100 from Sumbridge Masa stopping Jankie Dart 155 Huffsto 53 in a bout at Butfale Ko. Joe Muscate 148 from ZUtHala stops Joe Getty Newasig in another matchup.
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