Sick Backs Worry Mules Wild in Prideywight District
The article notes several key players out or limited by illness for Prideywight district SH A prime game. Ellsworth ribs and a shoulder injury raise doubt on Friday’s backfield. McDaniels Rodrigues and Rodrigues face possible rest with a chance of McDaniels moving in at darkfield.
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Schop
Dench
Taldy" Martn
Edison
Ralph Ellsworth
Witm McDaniels
Joe Rodsleure
Ellsworth
McDaniels
Rodrigues
Jack Mafeluff
Martin
Ellzworth
Rodriguez
Wiyer
Neta
Turrendy
Malcom McDaniels
Judmaier
Manin
Linton
Tarlalidele
Lubbock Amarillo Battle Tops Schoolboy Grid Card
A flood of prep football chatter centers on the Texas schoolboy gridiron battles. Amarillo’s Sandstorm and Sunfork loom as heavy contenders in District 1 while Paris faces a perfect season clash with Denison. District title races include Sulphur Springs at Arlington and North Side versus Fort Worth Tech, with Denton at Greenville shaping District 6.
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Amarillo
Texas Loans
Butler
Arlington
North Side
Fort Worth
Yantis Sings Grid Blues Ahead of Saturday Texas Game
Yantis previews a key college football clash with Texas at Techfield. notes Brackenridge and Bligh era, Brackenridge backfield trade talk, and Brackenridge’s improving lineup amid injuries. mentions New Mexico tackles Utah and Albuquerqe game context and possible lineup changes.
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Ernst Merman
Cosel Buster Yentis
Catiolis Bligh School
LS Airiging
Texas Mmory
Uetitite
Techfield
Yanits Avers
Oye
Joe Wart Tullosch
Ottley
Serre Jueekin
Swuine
Centray
Brackenridge
TG Tran
Grach Buster
Jack Calones
Gebling Antyer
Faren
al Brackenridge
Guynes
Buck A
Eidllory
Forehand Shifts Lineup Again in district showdown
Brackenridge and Laredo clash as leader Forehand reshuffles the lineup for the crucial IS-AA district game. Morgan sidelined with a serious ailment, Peng returns to backfield, and Ernest Jiminex starts at tackle. Gine Huebner replaces Rogeres at center while Bobby Wilton moves to quarterback.
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Mion Morgan
Brackeridge
Eaeh
Bains
Laredo
Bine
Ernest Jiminex
Otter Atartihe
Hong
Kenneth Darkson
Herbert Winkler
Charlie Gratato
Ainte
Fred Grawfurd
Gine Huebner
Lloyd Rogera
Bobby Wilton
Jim Strong
George Harcourt
Jay Alken
Ain Wiltserene
Traety
Tigers
Hihselon
Nehdnera
Schreiner and Tarleton to Clash in Brady Game
The 3000 Will See Schreiner Tarleton game scheduled for Saturday night in Brady. The Mountaineers of Kerrville and John Tarleton College from Stephenville meet for the third annual clash, with seating capped at 2000 and the Brady Chamber of Commerce organizing the regular senior college contest.
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Brady
Tha Schreier
Institute Mountaineers
Kerrville
Johm
Tarleton College
Stepherville
Molinlauners
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Bai Antonio
Alsab to Rest Then Derby Bid From Chicago Owners
Chicago attorney Albert Sabath and wife believe Alsab, a sensational two year old bay colt costing 700 dollars, can win the 1949 Kentucky Derby. After a long rest they plan a three year old campaign, aiming for the Derby, with a possible return in late fall races if luck holds.
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Chicago
Albert Sabath
Lijm
Behita
Alsab Mike
Sabell
Saratoza Sales
Mrs. Sa| Eath
Laurel
Alsat
Vicky
Phitlice
Hutchinson Soon Feller Goes Later
A Cleveland draft report lists Bob Palle as 1-A and near induction. Uncertainty surrounds the actual induction date with possible delays into January or after Christmas, as the Cleveland draft board weighs the next steps.
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Hutchinson
Feller
Clevelann
Dheai
Bob Palle
Wayn Army
Mee Toxiay
Nulé
Notl
BC Pelier
Bob
Hino Torer
Gyhia
Cleveland
Ransom Taking Refresher Course at Local School
Ransom, once head coach at Brownwood College, arrives for refresher training at Curtis Field in preparation for a return to Texas. He recently relocated here with his wife and has a strong flying background from prior service with the Air Force and aviation instruction roles.
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ARADY
Ransom
Daniel Baker College
Cofidh
Curtis Tiell
Ure Banic Triining School
Hanson
Insteck
Rem Canada
Ryneom
Roya
Cymnaudlan Air Force
Iabine
Texas
Curtisfield
Brownwood College
Fouke Seeks Muddy Field for District Clash
Fouke aims for a soggy field as the Buffs prepare for their District 15-AA game against the Austin Maroons at Alamo Stadium. Rain could slow passes and favor a running game led by Halfback Joe Bull Bautigardner while key linemen and defenders are noted for a rugged, scrimmage-heavy lead-up to the matchup.
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Heroy Fouke
San Antonio Tech
Austin Maroons
Gay
Alamo Stadium
Tab
Jefferson
Foukr
Tigers
Joe Bull Bauti-gardner
Jeffs
Iris Wile
Fouke
Walloping
Miefield
Triel Gon
Triel Gon+siley
Lee Carroiarted
Joe, Hoaglund
John Lohrke
Santos Valtex
Sam Marr
Gilbert Lopes Ety
Althay Magers
Oscar Peta
Jimmy Dukes
Jerry Swine
Wythe Backfeld
Riine
Mehl
Rerrvile
Detroit Tigers draft pick Freddy Hutchinson in 1942 military draft
Seattle report says Freddy Hutchinson, a Detroit Tigers pitcher, will join a military draft in 1942. Hutchinson, sold by Seattle Rainiers to Detroit for 55 000 pounds plus players, won the International League MVP before a poor AA season led to farm moves. Tigers plan to recall him next season.
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Freddy Butchinson
Hutchinson
Fithger Wis
Seattle Rainiers
Detroitsky 1903
Hubsbia
Buffalo
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