Rescues Game Keeps Tigers Ahead
A fragmented sports column notes a Tigers victory with Beck delivering a key relief moment while Wakefield and ONeill’s crew boosted their bid. St Louis edged Philadelphia 4 2 as Detroit and New York stay within reach of division leaders.
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Ker Vider
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Steve O'Neill
Dick Wakefield
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Frale Bonhawrty
Runaway Surprises Gridiron Fans at Alamo Stadium
Johnny Janes reports a rout as Jefferson High punishes Milby High 543 to 0 in District 15 AA action. Tosin's Mustangs dominate with sharp blocking and stout defense, Milby stymied to three first downs and 21 rushing yards. Fans left in disbelief as Tosin’s squad showcases league upper hand.
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Defferson High
Alamo Stadium
Bones Tosin
Mustangs
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Ponjey
Perry Samuels
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Houstonians
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St Anthony’s Yellowjackets Open Football Season Strong
St Anthony’s Yellowjackets opened their football season with a 6-0 win as Peacock and teammates delivered early offense. A key 18-yard first-quarter pass from Stewart to Thriff sparked the scoring, while Joe Scales contributed yardage in the second quarter as the Yellowjackets pulled ahead in a clash labeled by early momentum and steady defense.
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Brooklyn Cubs and Boston in chaotic baseball standings
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Boxing Roundup at Madison Square Garden Ends In Upset
A night of wrestling with the scales followed a tense boxing program at Madison Square Garden. Macielo, the 193-pound substitute, was upset in the eighth round by Camì Mauiello before a crowd of 10,496 as promoter Mike Jacobs attempted to alter the card. In Boston, Ralph Danelli and Coluy Welkh battled through a rough ninth round before police separated the combatants, the crowd shouting and beating the ring as referees struggled to control the scene.
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Edison Dominates Bandera 44-0 in Friday Showdown
Edison Bears routed Bandera 44-0 at Halton Field. Quarterback Ritchey opened scoring with an 80 yard run, while Gokley twice, Beard, Lucas, Buecker and Snoddy added TDs. Edison totaled 208 rushing yards and 20 passing yards as Bandera struggled to mount offense.
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Fractured Names and Places Mark A Defaced Boxing Card
A garbled OCR list shows multiple names and locations scattered across cities like New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Indianapolis. The fragment references fighters ratings and officials with no clear event details or outcomes.
Eagles Lose Watt for A Month Injuries hit Brackenridge in 15-AA race
Brackenridge High football suffered a setback in District 15-AA as star running back Tom Watt of the Eagles fractured his right foot in the first quarter of Thursday's game against the Reagan Bulldogs in Houston. Watt will miss at least a month but aims to be ready by October 20.
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Major Cravens Ace at Fort Sam in club outing
Maj J R Cravens from Houston aced the seventh hole at Fort Sam Houston course using a seven iron Thursday. His foursome included Col. Sam Adams Col. Merry Hewitt and Lt. Dunlap Campbell. Giles gets new contract as Cincinnati Reds general manager with a four year renewal Sept 23.
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Burbank Opens Season With Central In District Showdown
Burbank makes its home debut hosting Central Catholic in a 36 4 district opener at Alamanta Giam Saturday night. The Bulldogs, led by Mangum and Kerrville connections, seek a stronger offensive showing after a first week defeat by Edison, while Central counters with experience and defense to test Burbank's revamped lineup including Kenny Dubose shifting to guard and Mickle/Tobin swapping positions.
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Northwestern Missouri Teachers, Central Missouri Teachers clash
Northwestern Missouri Teachers 2 Central Missouri Teachers 4 in a college football result from Lafayette Georgia. The account references a high scoring game with multiple touchdowns and a dramatic finish, noting key plays and a late surge by Central Missouri after halftime. The summary mentions teams from Missouri and Louisiana context in a snapshot of the Friday college games.
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Football Tonight ALAMO STADIUM Lineups for Burban Central Catholic
Starting lineups listed for Burban Central Catholic and Central Catholic at Alamo Stadium. Player numbers heights and weights shown among names including Everett Hudgeons John Moses Albert Mark and James Culp with reserves named and positions unidentified.
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Burbank Central Catholic Flayer
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Harlandale blank South San in District 31-A football clash
Harlandale 19 South San 0, a decisive District 31-A football win. Harlandale dominated early, stifling South San with a 19 to 0 score. Roberts and the Harlindair Todans led drives and defensive stops at South Sup grid tron, securing the shutout.
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Tech B Team Triumphs Over Jefferson in 7-0 Victory
Tech opened with a 7-0 win over Jefferson as Rudy, Bird, and Virgil led in the first half. A 14-yard pass toCarl Gabrisch set up a first down, with Bird recovering a blocked punt for another TD. Rate’s 68-yard kickoff return started the fourth, and Bird’s 30-yard return TD capped scoring while South San pressed late.
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SOPTBALL UMPS ELECT OFFICERS IN SA MEETING
The San Antonio softball umpires' association elected officers at a meeting held at San Pedro Park. The gathering took place on a Sunday afternoon with members voting on leadership roles for the upcoming season.
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