Army and Notre Dame Lead Untarnished Grid Standings
Army extended its winning streak to 24 with a 19-0 victory over Duke as Notre Dame crushed Iowa 41-6 and Penn blasted Navy 32-19. UCLA, Georgia, Harvard and others also won, leaving Army, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Oregon and North Carolina A and others still undefeated in a crowded college football landscape.
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Uigmy
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UCLA
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Harvard
Army
Duke
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Penn
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Bruins
Santa Clara
Furman
Holy Cross
Texas
Tennes Ase
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Northwestern
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Wee
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Kentucky
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Salso
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Tennessee Vols
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Texas Tech
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Southern Methodist
Cincinnati
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Goliaths
Tulsa Golden Hurricanes
Gig
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Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Purdue
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Pittsburgh
Princeton
Romain
Rutgers
Far West
USLA
St. Mary's
California
Stanford
Oregon State
STATE
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N.C. State
Virginia Tech
College of the Pacific
Trinity Tigers Seek Revenge On Randolph
Trinity University gears for a Monday night clash at Alamo Stadium against Randolph, seeking revenge after a 7 to 6 loss last month. The Tigers prepare a revised lineup with Johnny Mack at left tackle and Charles Melarland to start, while Randolph fields a similar squad and aims to repeat the late point in the prior meeting.
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Randolph Fickidameters
Trinity University
Wa & A
Alamo Stadium
Randolph Fick
Harkindale
Randolph Field
Trinity
Southwestern University
82Nd Mechanized Cavalry
Camp Hood
Harlandale Field
Ramblers
Johnny Mack
Baltimore, Md
L. A
Pitts
Mack
Ernest Denham
Charles Melarland
Randolph
Awhsener
Dick Walterhauss
West Paint
Tigers
Walterhouse
Joha Germaine
St. Mary's
Kumiolofield Rambler
Football Tonight TROINITY Arthur thinson and team list
A fragmented roster lists numerous players with numbers and names including Arthur thinson J R Coleman Luke Postolos Stobert Erfurth Bill Baker and more. The long line resembles a program or scorecard listing participants across Randolph and other teams with varied initials and misspelled entries.
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C. Carroll
D. J. Rishureson
van Zuytin
Campbell
Dob Ateeritt
W.S. Topkins
Sentt
Hank Dames
CE. Danciv
A. Laninion
BE. Maheus
Ohn Jackson
Beaten Eagles Praised After Narrow Loss to Maroons
Coach Red Ford lauds Crackenridge Eagles as they fall 21 to 14 to the Austin Maroons in a hard fought district game. Despite hopes to tie for first, Aust in takes lead. Eagles prepare for Corpus Christi clash on November 8 after a weekend idle. Last rites today honor Edward W. Lee, 25, boxer fatally injured in plane crash near Canton, Texas.
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Crackenridge Eagles
Foss
Austins Maroons
Eagles
Austin
Maroons
Austin Bill
Jefferson
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Red Ford
Loe ST. Louis
Tunis
Edward W. Lee
Canton
Tex
Esquire's Dan Best Cocker Spaniel Tops South Texas Show
Esquire's Dan Best Cocker Spaniel, owned by Mrs. O. I. Young of San Antonio, was judged best of show at Koehler Park pavilion in the South Texas Cocker Spaniel Special Club event. Serlion of the parti color tag was judged by Kenneth Cobb of Nanuet, New York. Dr. Cuchvin's Fiorister, owned by Dr. Hubert Jackson of San Antonio, was best Mini spaniel and Ch. Rocky Point Redcoat, owned by Paul W. Berlowitz of Oklahoma City, won best solid color other than black.
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Dan
O. I. Young
San Amntonio
South Texas
Koehler Park Pavilion
Servelion
Kenneth Cobb
Nanuet
N. Y
Cuchvin
Fiorister
Hubert Tackson
San Antonio
Mansfield Keeps Title
A week after leaving Madison Square Garden the rodeo event concluded with Mansfield winning the championship again. He earned a portion of the $194,040 prize pool along with notable day money and custom saddles given to the champions and department winners.
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York
Madison Square Garden
Mansfield
Rankie
Randora
Tex
Garden
Weekly Grid Card Reads Offweek Sports Schedule
The card lists matches and events across high schools and colleges for Thursday through Saturday. Teams including Central Catholic, Trinity University, and San Antonio area clubs appear with venue hints at Alamodome and local parks. Notable entries mention Aransas, Kerrville, and Victoria venues along with various football and academy programs.
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Jeane
Seucond
Burhan
Catholic
Wrinkeridice Park
Ole Field
Alamo Fearne
Fyebuwk
Maw Heights
Moerne
Wood
Pease Cwek
Lonlo
Bonnist
South San Augusle
Dourdunton
South Suny & C
Mm. Urday
Trnitvteh
Tielon
Kauthiwestern Cheréiy
Alana
Action
Trinite University
Camp Mei Roi Meckuultod Cavalry
Mmzianiale Heid
Mt. Sto Peter Chaver
Victoria Nery Nigh
al Vivturia
Baseball bosses reelect league officers for 1947 season
In Montgomery Alabama the directors of the Class Southern Baseball League voted to retain the entire slate for the 1947 season. Stuart X Stephenson of Montgomery was renewed as president Maurice Bloch of Selma was named vice president and Clark Grable of Montgomery was chosen secretary treasurer.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southearntern Baseball League
Ioop
Sie
Stuart X-Stephenson
Maurice Bloch
Selma
Clark Grable
Thanksgiving clash tickets sell out at Alamo Stadium
11000 seats sold Sunday as Brackenridge and Jefferson fans filled Alamo Stadium for the Thanksgiving game. More than 1000 tickets sold in the rush, with reserved seats gone and 682 general admission tickets remaining. Downtown sale starts Tuesday at 1 pm to ensure student seats and allocations for other city schools.
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Alamo Stadium
Football Fever
Ine
Brackenridge
Jefferson
Ashielic
Claud Kellam
Wildlife group seeks universal hunting and fishing license
Fort Worth leaders of the Texas Wildlife federation approved a universal hunting and fishing license plan and proposed expansion of the Texas game fish and oyster commissions. A wildlife research program and fundraising goal of 850000 dollars annually were endorsed, with committee members from Fort Worth San Angelo Laredo and Denton. The federation urged state action to license all public waters and to empower landowners and authorities to acquire land and waters for public use. There is concern about commercial fishing along the Gulf coast and a vision for expanded wildlife programs under a joint landowner state-federal soil conservation effort.
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Del
Texas Wildlife Federation
Texas, Game, Fish and Oyster Commissions
Stile
Doe St Clair
Sederation
Howard Dodgen
State Game Department
Walter 2.Naylor
Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Texas A
M. College
B. B. Harris
Denton
Grady Hill
San Angelo
Fidhont Furman
Laredo
Ben. O'Neal
Wichita
Victor Rogers
Fredericksburg
Roy Webb
Pampa
Taylor
Texas
Game Commission
State Commission
Davis
J. Frank Elder
Waco
Texas Gulf Coast
E. Graham
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Washington, D.C
P. H. Allen
Forts Worth
Southwest Title Battle On in Earnest
Southwest Conference race tightens as top teams prepare for elimination rounds to decide a Cotton Bowl bid. Arkansas, SMU, Baylor, Texas A and M mix in pivotal weekend games at College Station and Austin with likely impact on final standings and championship hopes.
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Max B. Skelton
Prony Trust
Mice Institute
Texas Longhorns
Owls
College Station
Austin
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Mississippi
Texas A
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Wold
Longhorns
Missouri
St. Columbia
Trice
Tech Rice
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Houston
High School Football Power Rankings Narrow In Texas
Texas schoolboy football season heats up as undefeated teams clash district play nears. Highland Park flexes after 20 0 win over Wichita Falls while Orange overtakes Galveston in District 14. Leaders include Graham Odessa Austin Jefferson and others as November stretch begins.
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Ryms V. Ratliff Associaies
Jess
Texas
Keampalen
Wichita Falls
Galveston
Highland Park
Dallas
Tor Sherman
Marshall
Graham
Efectra
Touddmens
Orange
Galves
Barger
Odessa
Shermen
North Side
Fort Worth
Austin
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Eagles
Maroons
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Crifles
Wichita
Pasadena
Sweetwater
Laredo
Lamar
Houston
Corpus Christi
Borger
Ysleta
Sherman
Sun
Bet
Breckenridge
Wace
Shelly
Tudic
Orage
Ausling
Brownsville
Parker Returns To Enter Texas U
Charles Parker known as the Flying Charley returns home from two years in the army and will resume studies at the University of Texas in February. The Jefferson High School sprint star plans to rejoin Coach Clyde Littlefield’s track program and bolster the Longhorns sprint squad with teammates from his school days.
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Liew
Charles Parker
Charley
Jefferson Hilgh
Fort SaintTouston
United States
Japan
Parker
University of Texas
Vnrnder
Clyde Littlefield
San Antonio
Longhorn
Open Letter to J Neely from the Guessers Guild
Sportlights writer quotes a harsh open letter complaining about J Neely and the Rice Texas football game. The Guild alleges unfair tactics, mocks predictions, and laments the outcome, comparing Neely to historical figures and noting fans’ disappointment. The piece reflects a skeptical sports culture and intensity of rivalries at the time.
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J. Neely
Gridigon
Houston
GGG
Texas
Rice
Missouri
Memorial Stadium
Mr. Neely
Guessers. Guild
Uw Guild
Roethods
Windell Williams
Brother Williams
Williams
Superman
Willams
Neely
Guessers Guild
Bled
Longhorns
Rice Boys
Abe
Mome
Football Results amid weekend games and standings
The report lists Sunday results from Georgetown Saint Louis and Nevada with scores for several teams and players, followed by Saturday results including Lewis versus Clark College and Reed College. It mentions Oregon colleges and Jayvees, then notes anglers and hunters seeking licensing to fund stocking and management of fish and game.
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Asroel
Col Georgetwun
SL. Louis
Hlugane
Joe Carral
Mary's
Nevada
Nate
Jostal
Andhinal
Tay
Eigut
Lewis
Clark
Hluerstiou
Oregon
Ris
Jayvees
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