Brackenridge Eagles to meet Austin Maroons at Alamo Stadium
Two Texas senior high school powers Brackenridge Eagles of San Antonio and the undefeated Austin Maroons clash at Alamo Stadium Saturday night in a District 15AA showdown. The Maroons hold a perfect season record and high state ranking while Brackenridge seeks an upset to boost playoff hopes.
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Football Tonight Alamo Stadium rosters for Austin Maroons
Readable lines list players by number and name for AL Ogletree Billy Clemons Hed Lewis Glynn Hopkins Dean Henninger Charles Franklin Tommy Blackstone Will Davis Reed Quinn Bobby Morris Tommy Bouchard Jerry Baxey Carl Blackmore Buddy Leonard Alton Taylor Lovie Younger Doyle Thomas Jimmy Freund Harry Bengston Eddie Gilbert Noel Farrer Gene Jennings Joe Berette Nolan Bhirley Lester Hoffman Cameron Narlos Danny Perkins Ralph Brown Leroy Tumlinson Serald Olive Rudy Garza Lynwood Price Wayne Copperwell Gary Anderson Ray Luce Clifton Denohy Robert Castanon James Smith and others listed for Brackenridge and Austin squads with numbers and roles in incomplete data.
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Wayne Copperweln
Gary Anderson
Ray Luce
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Mose Simms Team Beats Oklahoma City U in Upset
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on October 26 Mississippi Southern College toppled Oklahoma City University 20 to 10, ending the undefeated and untied run of the nation’s top football team. Mose Simms, former St Mary’s San Antonio athletics manager, is now athletic director at Ollahomis City.
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Brooke Team Faces Red River at Leonard Wood Stadium
Brooke Army Medical Center meets Red River Arsenal Blue Devils at Leonard Wood stadium Saturday night at 8. The Devils are coached by Lt Bertham Walker. Quarterback James J. Marion, a former Cleveland Ram, leads the Texarkana club. Arsenal starters John Nits and Robert Thomas miss the game with injuries.
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Receiving Barn Row Passes Lucky Draw in Pimlico
Baltimore, Oct. 76 George D. Widener declines to enter Lucky S Draw in the Pimlico Special on November 1. He opposes Maryland's mandatory receiving barn system, saying it casts a dishonest impression on racing and would subject his trainer and stable help to indignities.
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Ag B Team Beats Baylor Cubs in College Station
In College Station on Friday the Texas A and M B team defeated Baylor Cubs 21 to 0. Cadets scored in the opening period on a 46 yard interception return by Frank Forag. Beesley to Boswell for 86 yards set up a second score, followed by Burch to Hooker for the final TD. Crow kicked two extra points and Burditt one.
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Dodgers Manager Durocher Checks Jackie Rabin Prospect
In Los Angeles on October 26, Leo Durocher of the Brooklyn Dodgers studied black prospect Jackie Rabin as Bob Feller's league all stars beat Robinson's team 4 to 3 in an exhibition. Robinson, an infielder, sparkled but failed to impress with one on base by a walk in four plate appearances.
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New Q in Oct Big Money Talks at APFL Luncheon
At a luncheon of pub owners and coaches from the American Professional Football league, Oct discussion focused on playoff plans. Max Coleman of the Scranton Miners stated he has never been in a business where one could lose money, but joked it could happen.
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Boxing results sparse from New York debut and many Eras
Reported boxing cards across multiple cities detail New York fighter Billy Graham winning an 8 round decision over a Milwaukee rival. Other bouts include Elmer Ray defeating George Parks in Chicago and Charlie Tages beating Louie Housut in New Orleans. Various regional results list outpoints and knockouts with noted weights and venues.
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Midget race season opens with Pan-American event
The Pan-American midget auto race at the Austin Highway speedway will be dark Saturday night. The first afternoon program of the season is planned for Sunday with time trials at 12 p.m. and racing at 3 p.m.
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Golfers Seek Fee Changes in Brackenridge Park
A Friday meeting of Riverside park golfers, chaired by A. Burttschell, urged Parks Commissioner Henry Hein to raise Brackenridge Park playing permits to six months with broader timing, reduce weekend fees to 50 cents, and establish a dedicated park golf fund separate from the general city treasury. Women golfers participated, highlighting calls for park upkeep and fair access.
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Army-Duke clash headlines college grid midway mark
Navy day highlights a slate of major games as Army seeks its 24th straight win at midseason. Duke, Oklahoma, and Texas A&M loom large with big crowds and high stakes across the South and nation. Notre Dame faces Iowa in a marquee test while Texas meets Rice and other top defenses clash around conferences.
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Peacock Defeated By Academy Cubs
The Peacock academy fowls lost 33-0 at San Marcos Baptist academy Outs, who had beaten Uvalde Giddings San Felipe Del Rio and Methodist Home of Waco. Charles Olson scored three touchdowns with two extra points. Bill Olson and Gene Smyth added one TD each. Purkett kicked the lone extra point. Cubs led 38-0 at halftime with Ton Knight excelling in the backfield.
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Sun Comes Out for Rice-Texas Game
Houston weather reports a mainly sunny Saturday for the Rice Texas game after heavy rain. Forecast calls for fair skies, light northerly winds, and a high near 78, with a low around 55. Trade damages from Friday’s storm included roof and wire damage, with hail traces noted. Ralph Ellsworth seeks treatment for a thigh injury but hopes to play.
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Four Way Tie at Richmond Open Golf
Bespectacled Ellsworth Vines tees off in the third round of the Richmond open. He shares the lead with Ben Hogan, Herman Keiser and Jack Ferrier after 36 holes, with Vines carding a three under 69 to tie the day’s low score. Sammy Snead finished with 147 amid rough conditions. total field reduced to 60 players.
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Burrows Stars For South San In Win Over Edison Bears
South San Antonio high School Bobcats powered to a 20–0 victory at home over the Edison Bears. Burrows connected on two first quarter TD passes, 28 yards to Nowell and 41 yards to Diaz, then added the extra point after both scores. The defense, plus further scoring by Nowell and Diaz in the second quarter, sealed the win as Edison offered limited offense.
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Okla Aggies Narrowly Lose To TCU In Low-Scoring Battle
Oklahoma A&M fell 7-6 to Texas Christian in a fast final period. Franklin Spruell 30 yard run set up a 27 yard pass to Bob Meinert for the go ahead score. Carl Knox answered with a 100 yard interception return for TCUs clinching TD as time expired. Officials ruled no score on a 70 yard Jackson return as time ran out.
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Three Gaited Champion Nellie Pidgeon Wins Royal Stakes
Kansas City October 26 Nellie Pidgeon an eight year old chestnut mare owned by Magnolia of Memphis Tenn clinched the three gaited horse stake at the American Royal show defeating rivals by clear margins.
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