Aggies and Texas March On Toward S W Title Game
Fayetteville Arkansas October 30 Agy Bessey and Hallmark led Texas A&M with 21 aerial attempts connecting on 15 while Arkansas managed only 15. Aggies defenses limited the Razorbacks to 0 points and 38 yards rushing. Turner's 44.5 yard punting average showcased the visitors dominance in a windy afternoon contest.
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Aggies Clash With Arkensas In Turbulent Grid Match
Aggie offense struggles as Zeke Medal and Jesse Borditt spark early drives while Arkensas defense flips momentum. Notable players include Goble Bryan Monte Nonericf and Lamar Dingier for Texas A&M with guard Herbert Turley and Dae Bion Tastos for Arkensas. Key plays feature Flanagan and Beesley for the Aggies and McCall on a late drive, with turnovers and penalties shaping the outcome in a hard fought clash at Parker Field.
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Longhorns Rout SMU 20 to 0 to Clinch Southwest Title
Texas dominated SMU 20 to 0 as Ralph Ellsworth led with three completions for 33 yards and Calihan scored twice from the one and three yard lines. Texas outgained 339 yards to 120, while SMU managed only 18 rushing and passing yards and eight first downs.
LSU Triumphs Over TCU In Wide Football Bout
Louisiana State defeated Texas Christian University 14 to 0 at Baton Rouge in a high scoring clash. Steve Van Buren starred with strong running and accurate passing driving LSU to two touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. Knight plunged in for the final score after a short TCU punt, as LSU held off a stubborn TCU defense and drew 16,000 fans to the night game.
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Kirtland Beats South Plains Airfield Despite Kimbrough Absence
Albuquer que, Oct. u. Kirtland field defeated South Plains Army Airfield without star John Kimbrough who rode the bench with a leg strain. Dick Malphurs from Sam Houston substituted well for the former Texas Aggie, contributing five touchdowns as guard Jack Coten converted both extra points. Tou Setelles pushed the scoring to 12.
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Rice Scores First Victory Over Texas Tech Raiders
Rice earned its first win of the season by overpowering the Texas Tech Red Raiders 13 to 0. The Owls dominated play, with key drives by Scruggs Ku cert and Parrish, and a 60 yard TD by Parrish after a Sheffield punt return. Tech failed to breach Rice’s defense, while Rice extended its lead with solid ball control and crucial passing plays.
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Gillette to Air Sugar Bowl Game
New Orleans October 30 The Sugar Bowl game on January 1 will be broadcast over the Columbia system under the sponsorship of the Gillette Razor Blade company.
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Army Calis Catcher Cooper Induction Notice
Independence, Mo October 30 The St Louis Cardinal catcher Walker Cooper has been cited for induction on November 3 by Jackson County draft board. He has passed screening and will report to Fort Leavenworth. He is the father of a newborn daughter.
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Golddman Has 72 in Mexico in Championship Qualifying
In Mexico City Goldman tied for medal with 72 in the qualifying round of the Mexican championship golf tournament. Other qualifiers included Rive ro, Brady Jr., Evans, Riegel and many notables from Houston Los Angeles and Mexico City. Women’s medalist was Aurora Olongaray with 82, with several others also qualifying.
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Arthur Zicht
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Iowa Seahawks extend win streak in Riverside clash
Iowa Seahawks beat Port Riley 19 to 2 to extend their streak to six wins. Art Guepe and Bus Metter scored on touchdown runs and Dick Todd added a safety after a clearance error near the goal.
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Pimlico Special result sparks tight finish at Baltimore
At Pimlico on a brisk Saturday, Greenpeer stables 1942 Derby winner Shut Out edged Slide Rule by a nose in the £25,000 Pimlico Special. Jockey Eddie Arcaro rode Shut Out with a late surge as Track conditions produced sharp action and a crowd bet heavily on the outcome.
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Mustangs clash with Jefferson in big I A district showdown
San Antonio fans pack Alamo Stadium for the 15-AA clash as the Mad Toons of San Antonio face the Jefferson Mustangs. Austin leads the district with two wins and a lone District 15-AA loss, while Jefferson has one win and a tie with Corpus Christi. Officials include Williamson, Andrews, Seng, and Baldy Martin. Brackenridge recovers and readies for the rest of the season.
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Army Gets Laredo Star Who Beat Tech
Laredo High School defeated San Antonio Tech 13 to 0 on Friday night as Hunt scored the first and last touchdowns. The hard fought game featured balanced drives and several penalties, with Tech struggling to capitalize on rare gains and multiple offsides calls.
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Koslowski Shines In Holy Cross Win Over Colgate
Worcester Oct. Holy Cross freshman back Koslowski led the underdog Crusaders to a 7-0 victory over Colgate before 15 000. He threw a touchdown pass to Nolan in the second quarter and caught a McAfee pass in the third. Nolan missed both conversions. George Conner added two points with a tackle in the fourth.
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Dartmouth Trims Yale in Season Opener
Dartmouth defeated Yale 20 0 as Dan Kasprak completed 11 of 19 passes. The crowd at Yale Bowl was under 15,000, the smallest for a revival game since 1884. Kasprak connected with Bill West for two touchdowns and with others on multiple plays, while Yale countered briefly before Dartmouth pulled away in the second half.
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Officials' reversal fuels Austin Brackenridge scuffle in grid clash
In a tense Austin Brackenridge game the head official changed a late offside call, awarding a Brackenridge touchdown after initially ruling against them. The reversal sparked sharp exchanges among players and coaches as Brackenridge disputed the decision and the Austin-San Antonio feud intensified. Tech also complained of officiating with multiple offside penalties and disputed calls affecting scoring opportunities.
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Duke Defeats Georgia Tech in 14 to 6 Clash
Duke navy and blue devils beat Georgia Tech 14 to 6 in Atlanta. Key plays included a 45 yard pass to Lloyd Blount, two Tom Davis rushing TDs, a blocked punt for Tech, and a late interception return setting up Duke’s final score. Gantt kicked both extra points despite knee injury.
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McDonald to Get Crack At Elis Bashara
Jack Sock-Jove McDonald, an Oregon lumberjack wrestler, challenges Elis Bashara in a best two of three falls match set for 90 minutes at Municipal Auditorium. Referee Charlie La of Corpus Christi oversees, with Hay Eckert vs Angelo Cistol di in the semi final and a curtain-raiser featuring Felipe Roman and Toes Al Lovelock.
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San Antonio Touch Football Schedule at San Pedro Park
San Pedro Park hosts three consecutive nights of touch football this week with a recurring weekly schedule. Elementary league plays Wednesday this week then Monday and Wednesday weekly. nine man teams play Tuesday and Thursday. Doubleheaders open at 6 with games featuring Cadet Center squads and Kelly civilians. Helly War Workers league has an off night.
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