Dodgers Durocher Dislikes One Player Revealed
Brooklyn October 26 The Dodger manager Leo Durocher answered a query about which player he dislikes saying I like all the players but one on the Dodger meter. The exchange sparked speculation about which star or trade could be involved as Branch Rickey indicated Durocher would not reveal the name. The name was reportedly not Billy Herman Arky Vaughan or others named in the press but the identity remained undisclosed. Rickey declined detailed comment and suggested no limb on the matter. Separately funeral services were held for Gussie Morris wife of Walter Morris former Texas baseball league president.
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Dolph Carnill
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Texas S Baseball League
Banquet Honors San Antonio Softball League Winners
The San Antonio Amateur Softball Association will stage its annual dinner Tuesday at TM p.m. at Bess Place 2511 North Zarramora Street. Awards will honor the Doddfield Dodgers city champions and all members of the league’s two all star teams. All members and officers are urged to attend.
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San Antonio
Cadet General Defeats Alamo 63 to 14 in Hoops Clash
USC Goalers The Cadet General instructor basketball team routed Alamo 63 14 Monday night led by Baxley with 14 points and Malloy adding 12. Ledesky scored 10 for Alamo. Two games slated Tuesday feature Hospital against Medical Services and Signal Company versus Miller's from Stitchan field.
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Cleveland hockey notes debut pilot at the Cleveland Hand team
A fragmented 1920s style sports brief mentions a debut pilot and Cleveland Hand team tied to hockey. It notes fundraising and a March event, with various names and a local canteen fundraiser. The passage hints at community ads and a city relief drive linked to the sport.
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Conan
Haren
Ada
Cleve
Larry
Aurienga
Bashara and Cistoldi Win Mat Brawl at Municipal
Bashara and Angelo Cistoldi defeated Jack McDonald and Karl Davis in a fast moving wrestling bout at the Municipal Auditorium Monday night. The match featured rough tactics, double knockouts, and pinfalls across three falls with McDonald and Davis each suffering decisive losses. Referees included Chief Little Beaver and Charley Schwartz as the bout ended with Davis knocked out in the third fall. Harry Coffman announced the show for next week.
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Ellis Beshara
Angelo Cistolas
Jack McDonald
Karl Davis
Municipal Auditorium
Bashara
McDonald
Davis
Dirst
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Little Beaver Anri i
Charley Schwartz
Felipe Roman
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Roman
Max Baer
Ray Eckert
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Harry Coffman
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Yale Coach Sees Army Favorite Over Penn
New York October 26 Yale football coach Howie Odell said Army looks stronger than Penn after both beat Yale. He predicted Penn must play very good football to defeat Army in Philadelphia Saturday.
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New York
Howie Odell
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Philadelphia
Church Basketball League Forms With Five Churches
A new Church Athletic League unites five churches for organized junior and senior basketball. Fort Sam Houston chapel joins, with play expected to start by November 2. A meeting to organize senior boy leagues is set for Monday night at the city M. GA.
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Tarey
Church Athletic
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Southwest Conference drills amid injury notes from week start
Teams across the Southwest Conference held opening workouts after last weekend results. Texas A&M reported no serious injuries while SMU, after a 6 12 loss to Tulane, staged light drills ahead of the homecoming with Texas. Texas Christian and Arkansas prepared for upcoming games, with Amarkana resting after a week off and Rice scrutinizing a scrimmage. Oklahoma and Texas prepared for clashes, and the Horned Frogs anticipated full squads for the Looming State game.
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Associated
Teaas Retter
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Wingae
Aggies
North Texas Agricultural College
High Arkansas Univer
Mustangs
Tulane
University of Texas Kinghoms
Jimmy Stewart
Texas
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Navy
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Jesa Neely
Rice Owls
Tx Smpst Ries
Samaky
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Dallas
Daley Stadium
Tulsa Stars Get Reprieve
Tulsa report notes fullback Del Taylor and Kad Herriman were slated to report for duty but were kept in school for the semester. They were sent farewell after the unit received word of their new status.
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Tulsa
Okla
Toulbul
del Taylor
Kad Jit Herriman
Morrow
Schoal
Taylor
Herriman
Golden Hurricane
Esterday
Naval
Maes and Phillips Bout Ends With Two Stoppages
In Philadelphia Donnie Maes was knocked out twice in the same eight round bout with Kids Phillips. Referee Dave Beloff halted after the first round then a new referee, Irving Kulcher, stopped the fight after two more knockdowns in round four. Mars substituted for Price Hernandez on the card.
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Philadelphia
Orb
Donnie Maes
Neever
Dave Beloff
Macs
Kids Phillips
Quaker City
Irving Kulcher
Pilling
Mars
Price Nernandez
Montgomery Wins Quick Knockout in Philadelphia Bout
Bob Montgomery remains lightweight champion and sets up a title defense in New York on November 19 after a 53 second technical knockout of Petey Scalzo at Convention Hall. Montgomery weighed 137 1 2 pounds, 1 pound under Scalzo, and a 5,000 crowd urged a knockout early. His next defense will be against Beau Jack in New York.
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Bob Montgomery
What
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New York
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Petey Scalza
Convention Hall
Bobcat
Scalzo
Hermion Taylor
He Wiliams
Trenton
Johnny Hutchinson
Arena
Ghalky Wright
Los Angeles
Wil
Billy Banks
Washington
Eagles Confident Ahead of Crucial Brackenridge vs Maroons Clash
The Brackenridge Eagles, undefeated optimism in tow, express confident but not cocky resolve for Friday’s clash with the Austin Maroons, last year’s state champions. After a 27-7 win over Reagan, they report no serious injuries and focus on timing and defense against Austin’s single wing and key players like Desmond Kidd and Mouse Allen. The match looms as a chance to end San Antonio’s decades-long drought against the Maroons.
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Brackenridge, Eagles
Austin Maroons
Red Forehand
Clark Gorden
Reagan Buffaloes
Houston
Reagan
Gordon
Standard Lambert
Avattt
H.K
Allen
Terrell Allen
Austin
Steat Robin Forester
Gene Rea
John Rogers
Desmond Kidd
Eagles
San Antonio
Maroons
Brackenridge
Meroons
Fight Results in an Seeming Freay Philadelphia
A garbled sports note lists boxers and locations from cities like Philadelphia New York Chicago Newark and New Haven with scattered records and outcomes. It mentions several athletes such as Bob Meltuit ees Ben Scalzo Steve Boltaise and Jack O Sullian with mixed results amid jumbled scores and places. The item ends with a Monday football game recap noting Michigan Normal defeating Wayne 14 to 0 at Ypsilanti Michigan.
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Ine Anseeming Freay
Philadelphia
Bob Meltutiees
Uhl
Philadalphia
Bete Scalzo
TOR
New York
Trey Alsin
Steve Boltaise
Jackly Cooper
Chicago
Rubert Rimuna
Ine Wlenapora
Jimmy Hunt
Chicustis
New Haven
Suisane
Danny Martin
Nevada
Tramark
San Franciiva
Aaron Walle
San Francisco
Harvey M
Jith Aiken
Ypsilanti, Mich
Michigan
Wayne
Samuels Far Ahead in City Scoring Race
Samuels leads the city scoring race with 72 points after a 68 yard touchdown against Corpus Christi. Burbank’s Morris climbs to second with 42 points, tying Tech’s Jerry Swindler, while Jefferson’s Dick McKissack drops to fifth.
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Samuels
Petty Suum New Wi Veers
Teader
Corpus, Christi
Burbank
Nny Morris
Jerry Swindler
Tech
Morris
Jefferson
Dick McKissack
Jerry Mangum
Tommy Watt
Brackenridge
Bobby Mallard
Alamo Heights
James Bediford
Henry Escobedo
Lamar Moote
T. M
Laredo Skeet Experts Win Sixth Consecutive Gunnery Meet
Laredo Oct 11 The Laredo Army Alples skeet team won its sixth straight gunnery school at the Laredo ranger with a team score of 1900. Cpl. Chil Doughman led individuals with 398, followed by Cpl. John P. Hash 197, Cpl. Edwin Calhoun 195, S. Bet Jake Fetmecky 93, and Max Allen 189. The LAA Z two man team captains Lee Braun and Dick Shaughnessy set a world record for the 400 registered targets two man with 395x409, breaking the old 292 mark by Jimmy and Landon Cullum. High scorer was Lt. Vic Reinders of Bronks Held with a perfect 200. Twenty three teams competed at the Laredo Army Air Field representing multiple fields and bases.
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Laredo Army
Air Field
Trandolph Field
Brooks Field
Bhicklaz Field
Aloe Orld
Corpus Christi Naval Base
Iingsville Naval Hace
Breevile Naval Bre
High School Football Card Highlights And Oddities
Fragmented OCR text lists players and games with times and places for Thursday and Friday matchups. Names like Wheatley Mackwhear Ram Angeles and Bruckenridge at Austin appear amid unclear league and venue notes.
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Hederson
Ab Tefferson
tAlamé Ipagus
Wheatley Eye
Mackwhear Ram Angeles
Aona
Alana Pletion
GAN Bruckenridge
Austi
Irivtricn
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Ole Inlet
Lanter Ve. Hirlandale
Ioayomy Manataiten
Ustefet
Aaa Ennies
Wiebank
Teeli
Hilson
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