Ramblers Meet Gremlins In Alamo Stadium Showdown
Ramblers from Randolph Field collide with the Third Air Force Gremlins of Charlotte at Alamo stadium in San Antonio for a headline game. Kickoff Saturday night promises star talent from both sides amid strong crowds and fund-raising for army programs. injuries already affect key players while roster depth and naval starters’ absence add intrigue to the clash.
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Handolph Field
Ramblers
Third
Air Force Gremlins
Charlotte
N.C
Pisve
Alamo Stadium
Boelock
Pertact
Asya
Desmond
Oldlale
Lient
Byron Rhome
Andy Atdeens Upire
John P. Danamore
Bead Hoesman
Bobby Crookes
Johnny Janes
San Antonio
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Jelevena
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Randolph Money
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Gremlins to Play Second AAF Championship Contention
The Gremlins and Superbombers face a possible second Air Force Association title clash as Winter meetups and a site to be selected for a post season championship are discussed. Randolph Field and Marchfield in Los Angeles are noted as potential hosts with other cities like Houston Chicago Detroit New Orleans and Montgomery also mentioned as possibilities.
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Aly Fore
Air Totes Gremlins
Randolph Field
Marchfield
Los Angeles
Nasit
Denver American Legion
Second Air Force
Houstan
Randolph
Aly Lerce
Chicago
Netroit
New Orleans
Boxing Fight Results Amid Turbulent Event in New York Circuit
A chaotic fight results list shows numerous boxers and clubs across New York Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Notable bouts include Sig Bill Petbreen and Henry Snes dan among many competitors with varied outcomes and odds.
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Ag Ann
New York
Los Angeles
Parama
Harris Jomneon
Piotadelpha
Roosevelt Thomas
Chicago
Dreg
Chereager
Ras “Stgar
Gobingan
Noy Fark
Woatz
Kane Tay
Lon Angéles
Sig Bill Petbreen
Erilane Harbor
Ing
Foeon- Sumnime McCartehs
Os Angeles
Uatpointe
Iy Pardlailone
Ee Beatin
Davie
Francisca
Henry Snesdan
Philadelphia
Aborcester
Mase
Phil Esvbanova
Georgia
Naivack
Nid
Art Darnlen
Wester
Mass
Charles Rackhoten
Manchester
Cann
YaDachy Median
Hoblic
Ata
Lee Roxen
Raithunce
George Gengavas
Vince Tuminaderahty
Neietin Smith
Philadeinnia
Hollywort Tinulle
Casting Club Leads In Nocturnal Meet At Local Arena
Casting club action Friday night saw A B Watt Ted starring with a top score of 87, while EB W, Ross, Bill Ham T. Miller and W T Gor each posted 92. Ovals also led in skeet with a run score of 41.
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Ted
EB W
Ross
3Ill Ham
T. Miller
W.T. Gor
Randolph and Gremlins Meet in Texas Rivalry Showdown
The piece lists players from Rice and Camp Polk and notes Ramblers Randolph and the Gremlins facing each other. It highlights stars like Bob Kennedy, Jack Russell, Tony Rosselli and Charley Tripps, with details on past performances and stats such as Randolph’s 2448 rushing yards and the Gremlins’ 1060. It references recent wins and the uncertain age of Ramblers, promising a tough region clash.
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Bob Kennedy
Jack Kelleher
Columbia
Tony Rosselli
Frank Gaup
Manhattan
Kennedy
Washington State
Texas Aggies
Tripp
Bonelli
Gnup
B.mw
Rice
Texans
Camp Polk
Randolph
Clube
Randelph
Gremlins
Sale
Abilene Area Announces Shortened November Football Schedule
Abilene Christian coach Hariing Simmons and Mehneryschools officials announced a compact November December football slate. The Abuena Coll team to be formed to compete against several rivals including Eagle Mountain Marines and Unihock Army Alrlel with tentative games listed across West Texas venues.
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Abilene
Tex
Oot
Cattegen
Hariing Simmons
Abilene Christian
Mehnery
IM2
Abuena
Southwest Intersection Edge to Grow in conference play
In a pivotal weekend, Southwest conference teams seek to widen margins as Arkansas meets Mississippi in Memphis, SMU faces Tulane in New Orleans, and Texas Christian clashes with Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. Texas and Rice highlight a Houston showdown that could decide the conference title, with about 80,000 expected overall attendance and large crowds in major games.
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Dallas
Forestate
Arkansas
Mississippi
Memphis
Southern Methodist
Tulane
New Orleans
Texas Christian
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Atkansaa
Nat
Tita
F. C. UL
Rice
B. M. Ui
T. GC. U
Oklahome
Texas A
Aggies
Houston
Texas
Teans
Horned Frogs
MLU
Texas Tech Wins After Five-Game Slide
Texas Tech finally snaps a five game drought with a 45-6 victory over Texas State. Hartley passes to Daley for a touchdown and sets up two more with aerials as Tech eyes a Border Conference title run. West Texas and New Mexico are noted as strong opponents in the circuit.
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Amanilly
Texas
Tech
Ted Raiders
Técshsnik
West Texas State
John Jeml
West Texas
New Mex Co University
Hartley
Daley
Million College Grid Battles Draw Massive Crowds Across Nation
New York reports a day of major college football clashes expected to draw 238000 fans in Philadelphia Champaign New York and Columbus and 327000 more at Ann Arbor Berkeley Madison San Antonio Knoxville and other sites Notre Dame Navy Army Ohio State Minnesota Purdue Michigan Chicago and California Washington games headline a prewar sized nationwide turnout Navy Penn and Army Duke among the most colorful matchups with large contingents marching to venues at Franklin Field Polo Grounds and beyond.
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New York
Philadelphia
Ohgm- Palen
Army
Champaign
Columbus
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Berkeley
Madison
San Antonio
Knoxville
Knoxvile
U. S. Cpt. Mary's
Tulsa-Oklahoma Aggies
Rive-Texas
Yale- Rochester
Colgate-Columbia
Georgia-I
Arkansas-Mississppi
Florida-Maryland
Brown Dartmouth
Nebraska-Miss
College Football Scores Roundup From EMIDAY Night GANFS
A rough collage of college football results lists West Texas State 41 Alabama 41 Kentucky 27 Wake Forest 27 Miami Florida 0 South Carolina 48 Coast Guard 6 Georgia Tech 22 Michigan State 32 Navy 46 Pitt 6 Army 12 Connecticut 43 and other scores.
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GANFS
Alameda
Coast Guard
West Texas State
Bernnet Phataseknekt
Ampinithe
Alabama
Kertucky i
Rubin School
Army Plebes
Honrlo Aai
Erlington Field
Connecticut
Radio Football Saturday Schedule Fragment
Readable bits show Texas teams Texas Ahold and Notre Dame versus Illinois scheduled for afternoon times with matchups listed as Texaeva Bier and Oklahoma. The text is fragmentary but indicates football radio listings and game pairings for a Saturday program.
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S. A
Nroancakta
Texaeva
Bier
XTSA
Texas Alegies
ESAC
Notre Dame
Ilinois
RABC
Aron
Boke
Teer
Oklahoma
Hondo Comets Edge Ellington In Low-Scoring Clash
Hondo Comets defeat Ellington 7 to 0 as Bill Houston returns a punt for 80 yards and the defense stifles Ellington. Stan Alberchinski blocks free the way for the drive, Tammy Marshall adds the extra point, and both teams see a blocked punt apiece. Hondo aims for a ninth straight win next Thursday night at Hondo against Kingston.
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Runston
Nct
Auuuu Array Airfield
Bill Houston
Comtets
Hondo
Ellington
Joseredo
Huston Alfred
Wess Hawthorne
Kondo
Landahl
Kington
Honda
Hirth
Hordo
Borgstrain
Saugus Beats Newburyport as Stadium Darkens in Loss
In Newburyport, Saugus led 31-6 late when a power outage halted the game. Newburyport forfeited after the interruption, granting Saugus the win. Postgame, a robbery occurred as attackers entered the visitors’ locker area, stealing items from players.
Paul Dean Dons His Army Uniform
Paul Dean, famed baseball pitcher and brother of Dizzy Dean, wore an Army uniform at Camp Chalice this week. The Army public relations office said he is 31, has three children, and played last season with Little Rock in the Southern Association.
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Fort Worrd
Ark
Pat
Daffy" Dean
Comdington
Gamp Chalice
Ae Army Public Relations Office
St. Leith
UCLA Wins With No Roesch Scores
UCLA defeats Alameda 33 to 26 at Memorial Stadium as Roesch sits out his scoring streak. Bruins capitalize with Chi Rossi scoring twice and Bon Waterfield leading a balanced attack. Davis Morales connects for a 61-yard pass play that set up a pivotal early score.
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Artin
Sea Lions
Yel
Coast
Johnny Johnson
Alameda
Gonzalvo Morales
Rovach
Rossi
Sonny
Tefc
Yun
Cirates
Fullack
Jack Myers
Rotesch
Myers
da Memorial Stadium
Almacda
Uclans
Mars Lewis
Moraes
Central Roundup: Ht Wells 7 Central Catholic. Alamo Heights 51 Cotulla 4
Central Catholic beat Hot Wells 12 to 7 in a non league game at Techfield with Mueller passing to Conner for the first score. Hot Wells answered on Tom Maddox to Earl Jenne f le play. Isolide scored for Central. Alamo Heights crushed Cotulla 51 to 4, Mule first team scoring 12 points in a quarter while St Anthony's edged Jefferson 12 to 7 with a late Ais-yard TD pass from Cook Manes.
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HOT Wells
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Hol
Wells
Techfield
Mueller
Conner
Logan
Tom Maddox
Earl Jenne Fle
Tasta
Joe Sarra
Burton
Isolide
Alamo Heights
Cotulla
CotstIn
ST. Anthony's
Jeff
St. Anthony's Jackets
Cook Manes
Jefferson
Quater
O'Brien
Jackets
Norton
Jeffs
Invites You to Dine and Dance with Her Famous All Girl Band
Daily Management announces an event inviting guests to dine and dance to the music of a famous all girl band. The notice emphasizes live entertainment and social gathering.
Eagles Triumph In Battle Of Cripples 33 0
Brackenridge Eagles end two game skid with a 33 0 win over Rollinburg Bobcats at Alamo Stadium. Edinburg faced injuries but Brackenridge’s defense intercepted 4 passes, returning two for touchdowns and setting up another score. Augie Ecfruth 48 yard interception return opened scoring, with Arthur Sweet and Gene Wood linking for multiple plays.
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Brackenridge
Eagles
Sweet
Ecfurth
Guant Glenn Seaborn
Gene Wood
Mark Waite
Alien Winters
Bobcat
Tts
Lyle Blackwood
Blackwood
Ant Bincker
Oliver Seale
Beale
Howard Edgar
Buid
Wehold
Jonny Leadbetter
Ay Hae
Kerrville Tivy Anters Top Corpus Christi Bucs 18–0
Kerrville Tivy Anters remain unbeaten in District 18 A after an 18 to 0 victory over Corpus Christi Bucs Friday night in Corpus Christi. Charles Jetton connected for the first TD with Bully Cook then hit for the second and sent Fischer across for the third. Edgewood defeated Boerne 14–13 at home in a game marked by four touchdowns called back and late stands.
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Edgewood
Boerne
Boerne High
Bhelton
S Heys
Charley Unbanowich
Nealy
Anslo Bourgeois
Edison
Soutit
Erlison Bears
Sti di Mie
Doughty
Nitte Bowth
Antonio Dobsats
Jacter
Bears
Adison
Apain
Quinton Ritchey
Ackle
Bourkdowin
Pratter
Denis
Hur Hersch
Bc Kechknte
Dee
Inten
Gouriers
Esinni
Eagle Pass Rodeo Shows Deep Field and Purses
The Eagle Pass Rodeo opened with a bagful of events, prize money totaling 2400 dollars, and entrants from Texas New Mexico Louisiana and Oklahoma. Winners included Punkin Meten Michaelis of Earle Paas defeating Jimmy in a 10‑yard mate race and a slate of 300 yard and 250 yard events led by George Otr and AdIa Jran Grittin. Multiple races and owners listed with brief notes on results and entries.
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Michaelis
Earle Paas
Jimmy
Dhe Fergunon
Briday
Texas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Toney
George Otr
Varda
Clicka
Hy Lane
Odor
AdIa Jran
Rolex- Lown
Twat
Ralah Tachirhart
Indians remain unbeaten in District 30 after 30-0 win
The Harlandale Indians trounced Lanier 30 to 0 to stay unbeaten in District 30. Rote scored three touchdowns and Tope added two as the Braves surged late after leading 7-0 at the half. Edison also won 43-4 to keep District 38-A hopes alive with strong ground and passing plays.
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Indians
Anotner
Tyobig Rote
Virgil Tope
Harlandale
Voks
Toge
Braves
Harlandalers
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