Ward Expects Edison To Shine In San Marcos Showdown
Coach Ward predicts Edison High School’s football team could be among his best, with a large squad and strong line. Edison meets San Marcos Rattlers Friday at 3 o’clock at Edison Field in a District 24-8 matchup, featuring starters like Raymond Stelle, Charles Powell, David Hickey, Oss Padillow, and Chesney Bernhard, while San Marcos relies on Calhoun, Donalson, Merrill, and Vothier for key plays.
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Miumbie
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Charles Powell
Bill Camp
Tom McQuillan
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Oss Padllow
Chesney Bernhard
Charles Drew
Morris Barefield
Charles Jacoby
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Buford Willems
San Antonio
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Cole Smith
Theoroy Dilts
Warrick Vaughn
Gary Mum-ford
Rattlers
Aggie Temple Fray Sets Large Stadium Capacity
Tyler article notes 14 060 seats planned for the stadium in a cross state football clash between Texas A and M and Temple Owls of Philadelphia. The game slated October 4 during the East Texas Rose festival and most tickets are reportedly sold.
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Seyx
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Lawrence Out of TCU Opener With Injury
Lawrence suffered a back injury and leg strain delaying his return for the TCU opener against Howard Paine in Fort Worth. He could not practice yesterday due to pulled muscles and soreness, keeping him sidelined as the team prepares for the game.
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Simmy Lawrence
Fite
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Alfred
Texas
Howard Marshall
Associated
Austin
Westmoorland Broncs Face Tarleton in Season Opener
Westmoorland Junior College Broncs, led by Coach Bob Myer and a 22 man squad, depart for Stephenville to meet John Tarleton College Friday night. The party will stop in Brownwood for a workout at Howard Payne and an overnight stay, with a return home Saturday. Starting lineup includes Major Lancaster, Morris Raney, Mario Imperial, Billy Mahan, Em Mooney, Paul John, Tony Taylor, Jack Potter, Bob Knight, Kenneth Love or Grimes, and others. Love may start if shoulder improves.
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Bob Myer
Westmoarland Junior College
Toateq
Bos
Stephenville
John Tarleton
Tarlewon
Major Lancaster
Mocris Raney
Mario Imperial
Billy Mahan
Em Mooney
Paul John
Tony Taylor
Jack Potter
Fue Geng Gound
Bob Knight
Kenneth Love
Kenneth Grimes
Lewis Grimes
Love
Bille Penny Elbert Grimes
Charles Premter
Eeroy Tedford
Manning Holland
Charles Spalding
Denman Ake
Lawrence Einesid
John Miller
Bronco
Walthall Retains S A Junior Title
Walthall successfully defended his South American Junior title defeating Sonny Tov 9-6 in the final. Airs by J Tobin noted in the report.
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Walthall
S.A
Pasehs
Brey Walthall
Edison Field Football Roster and Reserves Listed
A fragmentary Edison football roster shows player positions, weights, and numbers with many names. Reserves are listed by role, including backs, ends, and line positions, along with referees and officials.
Playoff Night Lights in New Orleans and Atlanta
In a tangled late season scene New Orleans edged Memphis while Atlanta fell in a home night game. Key moments included base running, hits from Chaplin and others, and errors shaping a tense playoff push with pitchers Chaplin and Durham on the mound.
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Eseciallee
Sonar Qesay
New Orleans
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Ric Nasikal
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A. Weatherly
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Oklahoma City Becomes Big Favorite In Texas League Final
Oklahoma City Indians won 4 to 1 over Beaumont Exporters in the Texas League championship opener in Beaumont. John Niggeling pitched sharply, limiting the Exporters to two singles, while Clarence Phillips was charged with the loss. The series moves to Oklahoma City for three games starting Saturday night, with regulars lined up to respond.
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Dutch Lorbeer
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Joe Hare
Hace
Galveston
Bert Nichott
Indians
Liicely
Jack Builtheart
Eddie Marleau
Red" Evans
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Beaumont
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Syracuse Chiefs Rout Montreal Hoyals in Final Mayor Series
Syracuse Chiefs routed pennantwinning Montreal Hoyals 10 to 7 in the second game of the final Mayor series. A seven-run rally in the eighth inning broke the game open, with Montreal rallying for three in the ninth but Syracuse held on to take the lead in the series.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Montreal Hoyals
Harry Smythe
Royals
Play Must Go On in Football Team Fire Incident
Philadelphia report describes a football practice disruption when a house burned as fire engines arrived. Coach John B. Geraghty urged his 15 year old candidates to snap into a reverse and continue the drill while Left Tackle Woods watched the blaze, reciting that the game must go on.
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John B. Geraghty
Tackie Woods
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Edwards Defeats Savage in Wrestling Clash for Title
Billy Edwards of Kansas City earned a defense of his heavyweight title by disqualification of Leo Savage from Kentucky after Savage refused to quit following each fall. Humberto and Bish also claimed wins in the undercard, with Roebuck pinning Maynard as chaos surrounded the arena.
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Bob Bink
Fort Worth
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Softball Minor division game scheduled for Thursday night in San Pedro
The Minor division softball action lists Thursday 7 p m at San Pedro nari with teams including Sot Pailin ita V8 Jefferson Seishts Bulls and others. The report also references inter-squadron league bowlers and various local teams and players with scores and standings amid a busy sports round up.
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Ehtara
Ita V8
Jéfferson Seishts Bulls
San Antonio Bedty Cove
Charlan Mén's Wear
Lovet
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Cubs win fifteenth straight as Giants tumble in rough box score
In Wednesday’s box score, Chicago Cubs extend their winning streak to fifteen with strong hitting and aggressive baserunning. The Giants struggle as Cavalrytta, Hack, Galan, and Lindstrom drive in runs while Gumbert and Cuccinello falter on the mound.
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Herman
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Meggs Team To Clash With Somerset In Season Opener
Meggs and Somerset Oilers set for a first meeting of the season at Somerset next Sunday. Rivalry runs high as former Meggs players join the Oilers. The game operates on a winmer tax allot basis for gate receipts, with kickoff at 3 o clock.
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Qualifying Run In Pro Golf For National Championship
New York report details the professional golfers championship qualifiers to be staged in Oklahoma City October 17 to 29. Eighteen of twenty six districts have finished trials with more play remaining. notable omissions include Ron Nelson and Marold McSpaden. Illinois shows strength with Tommy Armour and Harry Cooper among eight qualifiers, while the metropolitan group fields only four. Exempt players include Runyan and stars like Hagen, Sarazen, Wood, and Picard.
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Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
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Clarence Clark
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Dave Trufell
Kansas City
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Illinois
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Harry Cooper
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No One King
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Johnny Revelts
Horton Simith
All 16 A Elevens Swing Into Action
BROWNSVILLE Sept 18 the seven football teams in District 14 A will swing into action Friday as most games are under night lights though no district game until Sept 27 San Antonio teams face district rivals Herlandale meets Corpo Christ and Alamo Reights travels to Laredo Mercedes hosts Brownsville Weslaco visits Kingsville Sohn Reagatt plays at Robstown Mission meets Edinburg and La Feria hosts Herling Rokstawen won their opener last Friday 38 to 0
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Herlingeen
Football Night at Eagle Field Shines for Fans
At Eagle Field a wide turnout of about 4500 fans witnessed a “Get acquainted Night” style football demonstration. Claud Kellam detailed formations via loudspeaker as players in new uniforms showcased the sport, with Eagle Field praised for its upgrade into a top local venue. Participating schools included Alamo Holgets Edison Jefferson Lanter Brackenridge T M I San Antonio Tech Westmoorland Junior College and Saint Mary's University. Harlandkla did not attend.
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