Nocona Star Sees Crain Lead Perfection in Texas Clash
Harold Y Ratlife reports on Nocona Star coverage of coach Crain guiding the Nocona Nugget as field general against Texas. Matty Bell of SMU scouts, Texas eyes a strong defense, and 22,000 fans expected at Ownby Stadium for the pivotal battle amid chatter of a possible Texas hold under 30 points.
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Ratlife
Dallas
Dack Crain
Nocona Nugget
University of ‘Texas
Eagey Matty
Bell
Southern Methodist
Grange
Texas
Matty
Longhorns
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Ball
Center College
Crain
Texas A
Texay
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Tewer
Bald Daria Bible
Gener Alissino
Wale
Bible
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Wil J
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Bowling league standings and player scores page
Dim fragmented OCR lists bowlers with scores and standings. Names such as Pearl Beet and J B Levin appear among entries for teams Penn Lincoln and Schornboro with several 170s to 180s. The text also mentions sites, banks, and various partial notes, creating a snapshot of a local bowling results column.
Aggies Polo Field Dedication Sees 6–6 Tie at College Station
Texas A ggies marked the polo field dedication in College Station with a 6 to 6 draw against the Bentonville Riding and Polo club. The squad played without captain Carl Moloney and Bil Braid, while Nomis McGowan and Walter Bayt were unavailable.
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Aggies
College Station
Texas Aggies
Ane
Carl Moloney
Bil Braid
Ely Rues
Nomis McGowan
Walter Bayt
Equine Confiscation Rothschild Horses Sold
Berlin reports the confiscation of Rothschild horses whose sale raised about 14 205 dollars from 618 horses. Baron Exourrd and Jamois Frennly organized the sale to aid French wits. next week Baro Edpieed de Beschschild and his party arrived in New York with jewels valued at 1 000.
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Baron Exourrd Do
Rothschild
Jamois
Waa
Neuilly
Ls Ergent
Tie
Btruskirger Zelling
Tarlay
Beschschild
New York
Iis
Treuter Keeps City Tenpin Championship Title
Cherie Treuter retained the city bowling championship at the Broadway line, scoring well over 200 in the opening week and overcoming late assaults. The report details class A to C events, with Hart Wellens and others posting high series and doubles marks as organizers tally unofficial results pending check by tournament manager Louis Quintanita.
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Erppine
Cherie Treuter
Broadway
Bert Weltens
Ames
Jim Carter
Buth
Jan Wellenss
Dick Heye
Jess Lewe
Dick End
C. Bailey
Ralph Dickerson
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Claus
AL Coven
Otto Klaus
Dink Leipart
Yast
A. Mitchell
Gus Sengelmann
Glass
W. Newman
R. Heye
Jess Bowell
Martin Ebest
Dr. RL. Perkins
Rose
Barney Byhorn
Hemert Wotlf
H. Abels
Paul Willy Sys
A. Hoy
Joe Sirus
Seimidt Luz
J.T. Ringer
Bryne
L. Hastings
Bailey
Jack Zimmermans
FA. Lapham
HL. Buckner
Vic TiRge
N. Mayer
Syboun
Dim Carter
Wellens
Charles Kaisey Jr
Ted Ebest
J. Florence
Val Faubian
Dunblea Lourels
Muncey
J. Mandry
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Rad Whitney
Dalley
Gonway
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R. U. Perkins
B. Breach
Oscar Thusx
Jess Sowell
Val Schaefer
1 Schmidt
Dleysley
R. Roberts
Canfield
Hryaward Maser
Wendland
T. Menzles
Hastings
F. Guenteré
Bauman
Ringer
J. Conrads
Abels
W. Marquand
Louis Quintanita
San Antonio Bowling Association
Oklahoma Holiday Celebrates Win
Norman Oklahoma observes a university holiday after Oklahoma's victory over Santa Clara. About 2000 students flooded the campus as President Joseph A. Brandt confirmed the day off and addressed the crowd. A morning rally preceded a football celebration with guests of honor.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Oxlahama
Santa Clara
Joseph A. Brandt
Relly
Treuter Wins 300 In Tourney At Dallas
Treuter claimed 300 in the Buddy Bomay Blugis Classic in Dallas, with Johnny Cemnins of Detroit taking 1000 and a gold medal after a 1737 series. Et Foerst of St Lil was runner up with 300, Charley Earhark of Houston fell just short, Wink Jota of Dallas finished 1F with 1636, and two San Antonio stars, Willo Granell and Relnarz, also bowled but did not place.
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Chatile Treuter
Dan Antonio Ang Tesae Tenpin Charmpion
Bowling Elline
Onishedstra
Buddy Bomay
Dallas
Treuter
Johnny Cemnins
Detroit
Et Foerst
St. Lil
Teenter
Charley Earhark
Hooston
Sever Plus
Wink Jota
Renter
San Antonio
Wilo Granell
BW. Relnarz
Motorcycles Draw 2000 At San Antonio Club Track
San Antonio crowds of about 2000 watched the Dragons Gate program at the club track. Billy Auber, 19, from Reading Pennsylvania, won all three heats in the experts class while Chet Dykman of Grand Rapids took third in two heats and earned $40 second money in the grand finale. Muriel Pitcox was the only local winner, taking $5 for place in movice class behind Weltermier and Moravich. Tiny Tim won at Agua Caliente in the $1100 handicap ahead of Brilliant Gon amid a crowded field.
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Mich
Fivat
Leo Anthony
Port Huron
Rich
Jick Kulan
Hamttuuck
Ciel
Bob Stuth
Milwaukee
At. Stuth
Muriel Pitcox
Ban Antonian
Placttz
Bul Weltermeier
Canton
Quio
Moravich
Hamman
Tad
Prank SuNwel
Columbia
Socom
Waltermeier
Contests Offer $25 for Best Football Picks This Week
The Light invites readers to submit 15 game picks with brief reasons under 160 words. Include scores for extra credit, name, address, and phone. postmarked by Friday 5 pm. Top entry wins $25 cash. others get theater tickets.
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Fiat
Indleste
Truss
Texas
Notre Drie
Boston College
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Wiscausht
Minnesota
Auburn
Tennessee
Vausclerhitt
Tulane
Washington State
Oregon
Goizess
Champion Fan Reaches Age of 106 in Kentucky
In Cynthiana Kentucky on November 27 1911 Gev 27 11 Mharteg Retekel known as the grand old man of baseball fandom marks his 106th birthday. The German born retiree who entered the United States as a boy of 15 is lauded as a devoted baseball fan and longtime Mason lodge member offering quips on life and habit while reflecting on age and loyalty.
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Cynthiana
Mharteg Retekel
Min
SD Yeasts
Jewele
Andl Waten
Unit States
Germany
Reicke
Reichel
Aftinn
City Tenpin Tourney CLASS A Songs and Scores
The City Tenpin tourney results show CLASS A standings with players such as W Haron 508 34 Buenady, Biggers 051, EL Waxner 310, Eyharn G41, Teesmanne a, Tilley 536, S20 and many others. Totals list footnotes on handicaps and final tallies across divisions, with overall totals reaching 1192 in one class and 1211 in another, followed by CLASS 4 Hoodles and other brackets with individual scores and handicaps.
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Buenady
Biggers
EL Waxner
Eyharn
A. Teesmanne
Talley
Sin
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Boltonte
Nandell Sas
Blankeneyer
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Big Pebble Near End of Racing Career Looms
Big Pebble, once a top handicap racer with wins including the Widener Cup and Hollywood Gold Cup, appears finished after a dismal Washington race. Vets report strains and a limp to his right foreleg, with trainer Frank Walker undecided about future plans for Pictor.
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Big Pebbie
jSaeing
Bandicap Divisia
W. L. Brayn
Washington
Big Pebble
Cire M Ranch
George Seabo
Bie Pebble
Fran Lattrel
Washington Park
Marylang
Challedon
Golfers Discuss Texas Open Venue Choice
Members of the Spy Arnold Golfer's association meet Monday to debate the 1942 Texas Open site. Discussion centers on Brackenridge Park or White Springs as the tournament venue with many arguments anticipated from attendees. The meeting begins at 4 39 p.m.
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Arnold
Fran Lie
Brackenridge Park
Whiow Springs
Sterts
Gaels Rally To Defeat Loyola
St Marys Gaels come from behind to beat Loyola University 26 to 13 after a scoreless first quarter. Key plays include Podeste connections to Cumy and Farron Brumnlein along with a late season rally sparked by Grayvee Atian and Johnny Podeste.
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Angeles
Gaels
St. Mary's
Loyola University
Loyola
Joh Daugherty
Hill Sehereidt
Vince Parente
Garls
Tine Lidhs
Pridny
Grayvee Ata- Tian
Gard
Tank
Johnny Podeste Corn
St. Marys
Podeste
Losela
Raymond Cumy
McPartlacd
Podesta
Farron Brumnlein
Fay Snore
North Texas at Denton Lone Star Conference Preview
Fragmented notes from a Denton conference with North Texas and Southwest Texas matchups. Mention of Sam Houston, East Texas, Howard Payne, and Ouachita tracing standings and upcoming games.
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Texanions
Cementaes
Lowe
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Higl Blider
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Fexas Bax
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Fie Denton
Hordiniy
Sam Houston Hearks
Rod Berry
East Texas Crew
Ouachita
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Aly Sara Thnoston
Beakets
Howard Payne
Brenhien I. Austin
Javeltens
Stnete
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Atlanta
Southern Association of Brachall
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Bill Lansing In The Army
Bill Lansing, longtime Texas sports figure, now serves in the army. The piece notes his prior tenure with The San Antonio Light and connections to The Worth Star Telegram sports staff since last June as he pursues new duties.
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San Antonio
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Billy
Texas
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