Eagles Aim to Upset Waco Tigers in Friday Clash
Thirty three Crackenridge high thook Maples leads coach Wright Buey and aide Blanor Tuckett as they depart for Waco to face the champion Waco high Tigers in the week's key Unterscholastic League game. The Eagles plan to rely on a tough forward lineup and stout line to halt Waco’s fast backfield.
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Crackenridge High Sthook Maples
Wright Buey
Hig
Blanor Tuckett
Waco
Waco High School Tigers
Big Eagle
leLennon County
Ralelgo Hotel
Waglas Wold
Smaal
Ozeral
Eagles
Mento Oe
Wacd
Sam Aolked
Blackenguige
Bagley
Wato
Bob Whitney
Whitney
Ah Gett
Walls-Murrey
Dick Collen
Tommy Birdwell
Gove
Hke
Bolalos
Cy Hollan
Wren
Bob Mier
Walter Kibbe
John Meeks
Alvin Dockery
Water Howie
St of
Barkfield
Lee Visions Mat Success At San Antonio Wrestling Show
Persistent wrestler Hitts Tee believes he has climbed the hill after a year of meetings with the rough sport, drawing 2000 fans for a Dallas-area showdown. The card features Lee Bromn and Gotch in a rematch and a double main event with Kinravas, Gorman, and Hammond, with Hammond challenging for a national intercollegiate title. The Armory crowd nears 700 as Lee seeks a larger venue for future bouts.
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Hitts Tee
San Antonio
Cactus
Bromn
Young Gotch
Lee
National Guard Armory
St. Mary's Street
Brown
Gotch
Ralph Hammonds
A. A. Us
Par Lee
Oklahoma Aggies Bench Two Regulars Ahead of Creighton Clash
Oklahoma A&M will be without regulars Perry McCoy and Burl Macreay in the starting lineup for the Saturday game against Creighton. Coach Fe Meweigh expressed dissatisfaction with recent performances and lineup decisions.
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Oklahoma Aggies
Acpormcional
Nervice
Atilwathe
Oda
Perry McCoy
Burl Macreay
Creighton Universit Omiba
Ay Fe
Tae Ty “McCoy
Schultz
Briante Qui To Tie Grange Mark at NYU Run Reach
Briante Qui is New York University fullback aiming to tie or surpass Red Grange’s yardage record. He has 647 rushing yards across 0 games and was briefly used last week against Rutgers as NYU pursues the milestone.
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Twe
Briante
New York University
Red Grange
Rutgers
Ice rink to reopen at San Pedro park November first
The San Pedro City rink adjoining San Pedro park, once called the Crystal Palace, will reopen November 1 under manager Ben Gersdorf. Zilker and Gersdorf implement reforms and new ice hockey operations. Sidney Cornelius again to serve as local ice hockey commissioner.
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Ben Gersdorf
San Pedro Park
Crystal Palace
Unier
San Pedro
Chath Zilker
Gersdorf
Sidney Cornelius
Han
TS Foe Tha Eine Achat
High School football slate announced for Texas weekly games
Austin Texas October 27 Roy B Henderson athletic director for the University of Texas league bureau releases weekend football schedules. Games include Wichita Falls at Lubbock Sherman at Commerce Greenville at Paris Sulphur Springs at Denison Palestine at Marshall and many more across the state from Fort Worth to Bryan to Brownsville with numerous city matchups and campus sites listed.
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Austin
Tex
Roy B. Henderwa
Dineter
Burea
University of Texas
Wichita
Celeste
Troup
Mineola
Pittabarga
Longview
Winnsboro
Naples
Alpine
Fort Stockton
Odesta
Midland
Linae
Burnet
Meson
Eden
Goldthwaite
Richland Springs
Merkel
Ballinger
Lorena
McGregor
Maryin
Belton
Hubbanl
Teague
Groveton
Trinity
Norman
Crockets
Catlin
Uvalde
Bahtual
Pearsall
Crystal City
Bondo
la Grange
Hallettaville
Segum
Tuling
Eagle Ente
Schulenberg
Zaldwell
Cameron
Somerville
Deuray
Huntsville
Beran
Dren- Tem
Navasota
Medigoprille
Contos
West Columbia
Alvin
Angleton
Duy City
Freeport
Et Dampo
Sour Lake
Dayton
Two Bicycle Teams Tie In Long Chicago Race
The sixteenth international bicycle race reached the midway point as Hi Jamisco and Petri with Bill tied the lead with Australians McNamara and Walker after both teams lapped the field twice. A late surge by another pair kept the race close.
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Chicago
Hi—Jams
Co Énil
Coliseum
Z Petri
Bill
McNamara
Walker
Cama
John Madden Pro OKC City Appointment Report
A garbled OCR item references John Madden linked to Oklahoma City status and a professional role within Indian Hills or a related committee. Mentions Harold Steinberg as chair of a drainage or arena committee and possible open meeting discussions about Madden’s position. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Kansas City
Johnny Maden
Indien Hille Galteluh
Oklahoma City Gulf
Elu
Harold Steinberg
Draena Committe
Indian Mille
Princeton Has Jake Slacle Complex
New York Oct 27 UF Princeton undefeated and untied in Eastern grid. Jake Single shined in secret scrimmage, 40 yards and a touchdown for Princeton. Yale, Dartmouth, Penn, and Colgate updates follow with injuries and line changes noted. Cornell struggles via Dobie gambits as NYU scrimmages.
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New York
Princeton
Oli Nastay
Bill Ropers
Jake Single
Tiger Box
Uly Cornell
Single
Freinceton
Varsity
Ee Kaine
Aper
Ohio
Neh
Williamy
Mary
Yale
Tad Jones
Dartmouth
Jesse’ Hawley
Harvard
Deng
Indiana
Guazaaccia
Art French
PENN
Mule Wilson Stars for Giants in Pro Football Debut
Fay Mule Wilson, former Texas Aggie back, starred for the New York Giants in a 2 0 victory over the Ford Yellowjackets at New York. Wilson scored two touchdowns and gained several long runs in his first Giants season, impressing fans with power and speed. He had previously appeared in San Antonio with Kendricks Texas Rangers during the winter.
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Mule "Wilson
Texas
New York Giants
Wilson
San Antonio
Slim Kendricks
Texas Rangers
Oas
Giants
Frankford Yellowjackets
New York
Frank Yond
Mike Dundee May Box Here As Headliner
Rock Island featherweight Mike Dundee Dundee may headline Dick Shelton’s first boxing show of the season. Shelton announced the event could not open before November and tentative plans for November 2 were canceled. He weighs options for venue including Beethoven Hall and two other sites, amid consideration of venues in town.
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Bike Duneee
Rock Istana
Dack Shelton
Sid
Toweh
Dundee
Shelton
Alekhine Leads Capablanca After First Game
In a chaotic report from Buenos Aires, Alekhine stays ahead of Capablanca 4 to 2 after the opening game of the world chess championship match. The Cuban titleholder Capablanca trails as Alekhine wins the first game and holds a firm early edge.
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Hvengs
Aires
Ander Alekhing
Tawny
Wraytha Twen
Tose
Cypatlanc
Ahiniyetoe Mnoven
Alekhlin Wie
Hina
Capablanca
Celebrated Eggs Trophy Display Features Gehrig and Ruth
Lou Gehrig holds an egg laid by the Midwest champion layer while Babe Ruth grips the egg machine in a barnstorming presentation. The pair appear pleased as the trophy is shown.
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Lou Gehrig
Midwest
Babe Ruth
Peacock Ready for Del Rio High Game
Bobby Carman and assistant Dewey Smalley lead Teak Academy gridsters in a Wednesday practice in preparation for a 3 PM game at Garrett Field. The Peacockes, slow to start, have surged with a big win over San Marcos, and coach Carmon expects tough opposition from Del Rio High, described as one of the strangest teams.
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Dewey Smalley
Teak Academy
del Rio High School
Welock
Garrett Fieid
Peacockes
Leapa Ant Hounds
San Marcos Lakos
San Marcos
Gabes
Caimon
Vel Rio Club
Serios
Fight Results From Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports boxing results with multiple bouts across cities. Australia’s Tom Heeney defeated Johnny Riske of Cleveland while Archie Bell of Brooklyn prevailed over Johnny Vacca of Boston. Carlo Mazzoli stopped Ossie Davies in Detroit. Clarence Rosen in Detroit won on a foul against Steve Nur gent of Cleveland. Joe Lucar of Detroit won on a foul from Bennie Ger the of Cleveland. Joe Gurk of New York defeated Johnny Jadis of Philadelphia. Tony Marullo of New Orleans beat Joe Lokman of Toledo. Samay Novia of Philadelphia outpointed Frankie Austen of South America. Frank Dalmér of Cincinnati defeated Young Garrett of Wendleton, and Lefty Cooper of Minneapolis won on a foul over Franklin Denny of Oakland. Kid Pore of Wilmington fought Dixie La Hon of Vorriand.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Tom Heeney
Australia
Johnny Riske
Cleveland
Archie
Bell
Brooklyn
Yohnny Vacca
Boston
Carlo Mazzoli
Ossie Davies
Terre Haute
Clarence Rosen
Steve Nurgent
Joe Lucar
Bennie Gerthe
Philadelphia
Joe Gurk
New Efi
Nork
Johnny Jadis Delphia
Tony Marullo
New Orleans
Joe Lokman
Toledo
Samay Novia
Frankie Austen
South America
Baston
Dreddy Milter
Cincinpati
Portsmouth
Ohi
Frankie Dalmér
Cincinati
Young Garrett
Widdletown
Ohio
San Francisco
Lefty Cooper
Mineapolis
Frankin Denny
Oabland
Wilmington
Cal—Kid Pore
Wilamington
Keee Dixie la Hon
Vorriand
Stagg denies rumor of quitting University of Chicago
The grey haired mentor Amos Alonzo Stagg says he will not step down as University of Chicago football coach. He stresses he remains the best qualified to lead the Maroons amid rumors he may quit during his 36th season at the Midway.
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Chicarg
University At Chicago
Cavel
Gald Starg
Ron
University of Chicago
San Antonians Shine in Farmers' Harriers Meet
In a lively rough-edged meet at College Station, San Antonians faced stiff competition from rivals like Alvord and Toas. The field highlighted athletes such as Agila Thykhed and a standout finisher from the Tosa A group, with Ay leading the pack in a tight early pace.
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Ourge
Eros County
Rattlers Ready to Face Schreiner in Key Friday Tilt
St Marys University tacticians aim to unveil a stronger offense at Kereville Friday afternoon as the Rattlers meet favored Schreiner Institute Mountaineers. Coach Tim Griesenbeck refines power and deception after two idle weeks hoping for his best performance of the season. Phil Marella and Elbert Preston are slated to star in the backfield amid scrimmages that sharpened the unit.
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St. Marys Uulversity Tactlyrs
Kereville
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers
Tim Griesenbeck
Huttlers
Phil Marella
Schreiner
Elbert Preston
Rattler
Griegenbeck
Elock Wriday
Wade
Hyman to Sign Pros at Lexus Open In Dallas
Jus Hyman newly elected secretary of the Gan Amtonio Golf association and manager of the Texan onen golf championship plans to travel to Dallas to interview pro golfers at the National Professional Golf Association tournament. He aims to sign all pros for the annual winter classic held February 3 to 6.
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Jus Hyman
Gan Amtonio Golf Association
Sarnrilny Orndiig
Dallas
National Professional Golf Association
Golf pros practice at Dallas Cedar Crest course
Liaeti¢e Younis led practice at Cedar Crest Country Club as entries gathered for the National Professional Golf Association tournament. The event in Dallas starts Monday at 3 p.m., drawing attention from early arrivals and local spectators.
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Dallas Dartas
Tex
Liaeti¢e Younis
Cedar Crest Country Club
Amiong
Golf Assacfecien Lournaement
Geite
Parish Basketball League to Operate
Parish basketball players gathered for a meeting at Knights of Columns hall to organize a parish league. The session focused on forming teams and setting schedules for the upcoming season.
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Parish Basketball League
Arganlew i Jonge Abn
So'vlode
Knights of Columns
Cadets Face San Marcos in Afternoon Grid Fracas
Crippled MLL Cadets travel to San Marcos to meet San Marcos Replist Academy in an afternoon game Nov. 5. Coach Porter must improvise with injured starters and rely on Wortham, Campbell, Searcy, and Weston to drive the offense. Passes by Paschal, Russell, Roupeaux, Transia, Lucnile, Fleichmann, and Pasebs anchor the line and backfield.
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Shim" Porter
Briels
San Marcos Evilay Coring
Daxt
San Maras
Porter
Cole
Thrasher
Mareus Lobos
Weston
Paschal
Russell
Roupeaux
Transia
Lucnile
Fleicchmann
Frankie Pasebs
Golfers Play Extra Holes In Symons Tournament
Extra hole matches marked the sixth annual Harry Symons golf tournament as players pushed regulation 18 holes. W. Bopp edged W. Lighthouse 21 holes in a fifth flight thriller while F. Hautwell outlasted A. West in 19 holes. Other results include Lichtny defeating Wagner, Teynns beating Timp, Manville over Linds, and Hergman with two and one.
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Harry Symons
W. BH
Lighthouse
W. W. Bopp
F. A. Hautwell
A. W. West Je. Ove
Eda Lnych
Hmpace Jr
He Wathen
A Viemunilan
Wagner
Ar Defextad
Fwurth
Army Gridders In Two Games At Fort Sam Houston
Army bootball league opens with two Thursday games at 8 pm under Fort Sam Houston stadium lights. Twenty third Infantry faces Fifteenth Field Artillery in the showcase clash while Brooksfield hosts Flying Cariots meeting Ninth Infantry. Pete Heffner’s Twenty- seventh unit meets Fifteenth Gunners at Peststadium as last season’s Brest Infantry champs seek early wins.
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Army
Sam Houston Stadium
Twenty-third Infantry
Brooksfield
Flying Cariots
Benken
Crock Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Bull of
Kient
Pete Heffner
San Antonio Soccer Association Forms Player Drive
A call goes out for players and clubs to join the San Antonio Soccer Association. Travis Fear heads efforts to organize a squad at 403 Monne Avenue. The league opens with fragmentary Sunday games at San Pedro Park, with four entries so far and President Foster Jaanz aiming to add another club.
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Ptt
W. Gane
Travis
Gerplania
San Anetonio Soccer Association
San_ Pedro Wark
Loauge
Foster Jaanz
Fous
Seagl
St Marys Fangs Beat Lions Field In Gridiron Game
St Marys University fought through a rough afternoon to drub Lions Field 106 pounds of team effort. Joe Leahy Phil Rodes Mollace starred as St Marys surged ahead in the first half and held the lead as the Cats played most of the second half.
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St Marsth University
Glens Field
Pange
Lions
Joe Leahy
Phil Rodesquer
Salvator Molace
St. Mary's
Kansas Dries Hard in Weekend Grid Clash
Kansas University powers past Drake in a rugged practice session, with Anthony Yermick and regular fullback among players vying for key roles. Coach notes tough era ahead as freshmen show promise and four touchdowns highlight scrimmage.
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Lawresur
Kay
Galost
Kansas Niversity
Drakeere
Anthony 2Oyermick
Aggies Nurse Injuries Ahead of Texas Tech Game
College Station Tex Oct 20 The Aggies head to Lubbock for Friday’s game with Texas Tech Holmes Figari guards and Turgess backfield mate will miss tomorrow’s lineup due to injuries. Conover star Wolfinek Azala will be in the lineup.
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College Station
Tex
Aggies
Lubbork
Texas Tech
Holmes
Figari
Turgess
Iineup
Zama
T. C Ti
Burgess
Conover
Uolfinek
Azala
Longhorns Final Practice Ahead of Key Southwest Clash
Longhorns complete final drill before a crucial Saturday game in the Southwestern Conference. Sewell, the guard, remains hospitalized and unlikely to play. others are available.
Mustangs to Be in Tip-Top Shape
Tex act on select lay surfaces Pony squad to face Loyola University Chicago at Overs here Saturday. Ticket outlook notes record crowd as Moerivon drills the team against aerial and running attack.
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Tex
Half of T. C. U. Regular Backtild Cropled
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Rerrimnent
Waco
Odin Thamspson
Razorback Freshmen Entertain Home Fans
Razorback freshmen entertain home fans as they prepare for an early week clash with the Aggies. Local drills run in the lead up to the match with the usual crowd expected in attendance.
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Razorback
Razorbacks Freeman Priders
Tures College
Sooners to Texas Hit Dallas for Southern Methodist Meet
The University of Oklahoma tennis team under Maxon departed for Dallas last night to face Southern Methodist University this afternoon. The squad will play five singles and five doubles matches with Riveria of Austin and Priday set to appear, aiming for a strong showing in the tourney.
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Tick Maxon
Frirman
University of Oklahoma
Dallas
Southers Methodist University
Sconery
Fowe
Mayes
Criveraity Nfesas
Austin Priday
Nail Vial
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