Army Y M C A Plans Winter Athletics Tourneys
Public invited to four football games at Kelly Field Saturday afternoon beginning at 4 o clock. Army Y M C A officials, led by Athletic Director Charles C. Hard, outline winter program. Four squads play on Field Numbers 1 and 2 with multiple matches from 2 to 4 pm. Director Ward and assistants to handle officials, parking arranged to avoid congestion.
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Mally Field
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Army X. M. C. A
M.C. A. Ka
Kelly Field
Goth Squadron
122Nd Squadron
Og Wield
124Th
Nummer 1
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Emery
Devitt Mornth
Doyle
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Chitty
Army
MM. C. A
Squadron Athletics Setup At Kelly Field Involving Multiple Squadrons
Sergeant J L Davitt heads ball coach duties for the 474m Squad ron as the squadron league and touring program begin. A B Emory leads minor sports including volleyball soccer football swimming handball tennis and playground baseball. S T Smith oversees wrestling instruction. George H Figner J heads baseball with Mr Hard as athletic director overseeing basketball. A large carnival style multi sport program planned with leagues for soccer football volleyball boxing wrestling swimming cross country track and field calisthenics and mass athletics scheduled across November through March with a representative team for each sport. The roster lists many wartime athletes and former college players from multiple universities.
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Geant J. L. Davitt
474M
A. EB. Emory
Army
MC. A
S. T. Smith
Smith
San Antoni
George H. Figner J
83Nd Squadron
Hard
Kelly Field
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Ward
Buliver
T 1
Auburn
Williams
Uw Hoch
Jones
Cipecreix
Uyan
Mf Et
Shermat
Maddox Cul Aterium
Copeland
Bnack
Tur
Thorn
Tist
Teen
Gil
Public Service Five Defeats Swift Quint In League Night
The Antonio Public Service Companys bowling team won two of three against the Swift Company in the Commercial League. Opening and final games went to Public Service, while Swift claimed the middle contest. George Avinbrust led with high single and series honors, while Captain Jack O’Neil and Pat Thomas posted notable totals. A vacancy in bowlers caused lineup adjustments for upcoming weeks.
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Antonio Public Service Companys
Swift Company
Swifts
T&l
George Avinbrust
Totel
Jack O'Neil
Tyg
Pat Thomas
Vaxenfehr
McHage
Matcr
Green and Roemier win at basketball
The seniors staged another program of basketball Thursday night at the Y M G A. M. J. Green's team defeated Munster's 11 to 2 while Walter Wiehe's quintet fell to Merman Roemer's 20 to 8. V. Dect starred for the winners with seven points in the first game and Mossyan led the winners with six field goals for twelve points in the second.
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Y. MG. A
M. J. Green
I Munster
Walter Wiehe
Merman Roemer
V. Dect
Moil Green
Dr. Moore
Ty Munster
John Crowe
De Oro Retains Three Cushion Billiard Title in New York
Alredo De Oro of Cuba defended his three cushion billiard title in a three day match in New York by defeating John Daly of New York 50 to 4 in the final block. De Oro total 160 points to Daly aff. De Oro’s high run Thursday was six while Daly’s best was five.
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de Oro
New York
Wille Daly
Barrs Team Wins Hard Fought 0 Dayle Aca
Barrs team triumphed in a tough Thursday night YM ball game against Allen Lines. First half saw a close score with Hale leading then the second half featured strong defense and limited scoring. Eddie Burrs lineup earned the win as Green and Chowning added points while Lines and Holdt starred for the losers.
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YM. c. A
Eddie Burr
Tam
Allen J
Lama Green
Charles Chowning
Bernhard
Allen Itines
Clarence Holdt
Pers
Hoover 18 Consistent What Does He Eat and Live By
The Toledo News describes Herbert Hoover's table as frugal and focused on conservatism. He serves fresh meats sparingly, favors corn bread and corn muffins, uses little sugar, and leans on unsweetened rice cakes and seasonal fruits. He avoids cakes and heavy desserts, and honey is his only frequent sweetener.
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Toledo
Moover
Modver
Sigar
Toover
Yar
Madan Mousewite
Iterbart
Hoover
Glaser and Mitchell Tie for Rifle Honor in Indoor Meet
Glaser and Sergeant Mitchell tied for top honors at the Lone Star Rifle Club indoor shoot on the range at 408 Military Plaza. Both scored 96 of 100 with .22 caliber rifles, as President Russi noted they were evenly matched in the final tally.
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A. Glaser
I. U. Mitchell
Municipal Rifle Range
Lone Star Rifle Club
Ron
Military Plaza
T. H. Williams
C.f.russi Jr
R. Quinn
J . Davis
F. P. Davis
Russ
Sergeant Mitchell
O. A. Glaser
Wikears
Ingram Wins Hen Competition With 45 Score
D M Ingram led rivals in a 23 caliber rifle event at the municipal range scoring 45 out of 50 yards. G W Sweet followed with 40, while J O Zuer and A J Heard posted 39. Sgt H T Mitchell oversaw the range at Natowl.
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D. M. Ingram
G. W. Sweet
O. Zuer
A. J. Heard
Uniform Specialists Tailors Made to Measure Military Uniforms
An ad for Lentz Tailor offers made to measure uniforms for soldiers with care and skill, priced from 45 to 60 dollars. Located at 2 West Commerce. The text also contains garbled insertions likely from OCR, including a stray name and misread lines.
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Lentz
West Commerce Bt
Aggies Seek Form Reversal Before LSU Clash
After a 20 to 0 win over Southwestern University, the Texas Aggies endure a severe tightening in practice to fix weak points and counter LSU at San Antonio. Bible and Graves coach the adjustments as the squad aims a stronger showing Saturday.
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College Station
Tex
Southwestern University
Texas Aggies
Louisiana
San Antonio
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