Mustang Football Clash Highlights Saturday Double Header
Danget High mustangs host Rangel in a key inter-city clash at Al Eagle Field as Phoenix prep powerhouse Dallas team, ranked second to Dallas Tech Wolves, faces Moonridge and Forest Avenue in a double header. Injuries affect Beaumont and Sunset lineups while Star playersQuinn Trevino and Neely miss time. Local teams vie for district bragging rights with six lettermen returning for Voks and Stockdale Brahmas opening slate.
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Dallas ‘Tech Wolves
Texas
Okahoma City
Forest Avenue Lions
Bracker
Fidge Eagles
Cliff Eagerman
Suns
Harry Hamiltons
Mustangs
Beaumont
Jereminen
Jets
Robert Trevino
Neely
Bi Trager
Russell
Pritson
Gerald Lo
Fane
Arthur Gooch
Charles Parrett
Dueo
John
Reeves
Rugeed
Chambers
Capaliy
Jefferedn
Nemo Herrera
Norton
Voks
Lauderdale
Stockdale Brahmas
Lanier Tactta Semul
Seguin Lash
All San Antonio rivals clash in army gulf title final
Good Old Days recalls 36 years ago when Seijason beat Bob Scott in Leavenworth Kansas to win the army national gulf championship final. Semipro Sunsets Aztecs and Alamo-Peck Indians fought for first place amid disputed wins.
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Ir Seijason
Bob Scott
Sunsets
Aztecs
Alamo-Peck Indians
Mindle
Aziecs
China
Wood
Guéat
Perez
Butler Ovat Facio Mueller
Serses
Randolph Hetters Award Presentation Tuesday
Spatons and men from last season will receive their awards in the Sixty-seventh Service squadron mess hall at 6:39. Lieut. Gen. Henry Harmsel will preside as Randolph's athletic program, due for enlargement, is likely to be discussed and advanced.
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Henry Harmsel
Randolph
Football Tonight Showline of Players and Officials
A dense OCR list outlines players by position with jersey numbers and several officials. The fragment includes backfield, guard, end, tackle roles plus names such as Hernandez Aguilar Garcia and Jor Hing, with a roster of referees and umpires.
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Eey Lanier
A. Hernandez
Gonzales
Aguilar
F. Guerrero
Tumera
Beards Gallegos
Hernandez
FP. Munog
Zamora
Encina
Ortiz
Lopes
Canatmar
My Mwinz
Alonen
Garcia
J. Ganaica
H. Gonzales
Torres
Arevalos
Trejo
Stockdale—Walter
Linnsteader
Walt
Bat Area
E. Reed
Reds
Winburn
Garner
Ruard
Ruiz
Inchle
Reddack
Andy Andreas
Ceferre
Eynton Burgess
Jor Hing
Mike Rute
Davis Meets Hays Savage at Walk-a-thon Wrestling Night
Wrestler Karl Davis returns to face Leo Savage in a best two of three falls bout set for next Wednesday night promoter Ramy Coti presents the show at the arena. Earlier matches include Jen Humberto and Dr Karl Bars in semi final action and Firpo Wilcox making a Jones Fall debut.
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Leo
Danie
Savage
Ramy Cotimax
Atta
Karl Davis
Jen Humberto
Karl Bars J
Jomil
Firpo Wilcox
Mwake
Bryan High Battles Corsicana Tigers In Tight Conference Tilt
Bryan High tied Corsicana 49 in a district game of the Texas Interscholastic League as the BroncosNeutralized Corsicana with a relentless running attack. The Tigers, stifled most of the night, faced strong Bryan defense, and Corsicana only threatened briefly in the second half.
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Corsigana
Bryan Hioness
Corsicana Tigers
Tigers
Broncos
Corsicana
Land
Jin Une
Bryan de Tene
KTSA to Broadcast Rice and Louisiana HISA Game
KTSA will broadcast the Rice and Louisiana football game from Baton Rouge Saturday. Sam Byrinn and Gene Wyatt will handle play by play starting at T.
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KTSA
Rice
Louisiana
HISA
San Antonio
Withur
Baton Rouge
Byrinn J Saam
Gene Wyatt
Wileh
Football Big Shots Face First Frays in Openers
New York reports opening gridiron action across major programs. Alabama battles Harvard, Stanford meets Navy, California faces Montana State, Notre Dame aims for strong start, while Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan State and others prep for season openers amid loud crowds and high expectations.
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New York
Tattoe
Pytkithang
Amert
Alabama
Stanford
Haxard
Dexie Howell
Don Hutson
Pacific Coast
Eatdow
Washington
Toado
Southern California
Montana
St. Marys
Geeta Lashel
Nevarta Bundas
Neves
Aggies Show Good Attack In Big Sam Houston State Win
Huntsville September 2 14 A and M demonstrated a potent attack in defeating Sam Houston State Teachers 95 to 0. Bitter Reid Nesistra and Wicker starred for the Aggies as they sliced through the Bearkat line with multiple scores and strong ground game. Bearkats threat limited to one deep drive near the A and M 40 yard line led by Lefkesitz and Huggins. Beartats defense pressured Sam Keystan and teammates throughout the game.
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Huntsville
Sam Houston State
Bitter
Reid
Nesistra
Wicker
Sper Avgie
Merrow
Pitnoy
Thorapton
Aggies
Pitter Ind
Nerrstra
Bearkat
Resics
Bearkats
Viking
Kirby
Upustan
Terry
Chaotic Fight Result Scrape From An Unknown Event
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered fighter names, places, and numbers. The garbled lines mention contestants like Bruce Waly and Kahel Wallace, with odd references to cities such as Milwaukee and New York and monetary figures. No coherent bout results or context emerge.
Ryder Cup Begins at Ridgewood in New Jersey
The International Ryder Cup opens at Ridgewood Country Club Ridgewood NJ with four foursomes and eight singles to decide the contest. Captains Charley Whitcombe and his brother Ernest lead a mix of veterans and newcomers on both sides in a 36 hole format.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Golf Grescest Specacles
Ridge Wood Country Club
Matelins Allpurs
Strahely
John ‘Bull
England
Worcester
Invaders
Charley Whitcombe
Whitcombe
Ernest
Percy Alias
Alf Perry
Ars Jack Busson
Ted Jarman
Dick Burton
Kitty Cox
Reggie Whitcombe
Tivo
Walter Ragen
Gene Garazen
Picard
Padeham
Allis
Snith
Mangan
Cox and Jarman
Dora
Laffoon
Whitcombes
Charles
Laredo Tigers Triumph Over Harlandale High in September Football
In Laredo on September 28, the Laredo High Tigers defeated Harlandale High of San Antonio 14 to 0. Clyde Wilkinson scored the first Laredo tally on a 45 yard run in the third quarter. a blocked punt safety and a late touchdown sealed the win. Wilkinson, Sweeney, Wharton, and Sanchez starred for Laredo. Harlandale’s best were Sweeney, Gerrells, Pryor, and Suman. Injury news reports in Athens note a football practice incident leading to the death of 16-year-old Josep Green at Allen High.
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Laredo
Clyde Wilkinson
Ole
Laredo High Scheel Tigers
Harlandale Bars
San Antonio
Wilkinson
Jfivst Laredo
Agers
Saghert
Wharton
Sanchez
Charles Sweeney
Travis Gerrells
Wesley Pryop
Ben Suman
Barlandate
Vartontate Dag
Tarede Sehr
He i Peeila
Tostor
de Mente Bi
Habeinana
Metenote
Fatat
Athens
Josep Green
Hayshen
Allens
Ign Kehnal
Whcetion
Bloom of Doom and Maskal Feast in Ethiopia
Yesterday's Explanations describes the Maskal Feast of September 27 1925 signaling the end of Taillic Zinah as Italy eyes war cessation in Ethiopia. The piece notes anxious anticipation for the Blooming of the Maskaix amid ongoing rains and political tension.
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Ethiopis
Italy
Ethiopia
Golf laurels to Mrs Hur y in San Antonio female event
Mrs E R Hury won top gross honors in a four day tournament staged by the San Antonio Women's Golf association at Willow Springs to determine new handicaps. Mrs Eldrad Roe and Mrs J Lee Wilson posted notable scores as the competition unfolded and a weekly handicap tournament was planned for Brackenridge with several players named in the week’s standings.
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E.R. Hury
San Antonio
Huey
Sree
Ha. Hemphiller
Heuyze Muliman
Moore
Eas Bey
Gid Boel
Roaenehid
Teri Pinetti
Stephenwin Hal
Aubrey Tustlaheene
Willan
Stee
WLBL
Pianeta Strt George
SKM
Nelson
Classy Eastern Horses Signed Up for L A Races
Eastern stables prepare for Alamo Downs season with shipments to Alsed Deen and Ha Alabama trainers. J. L. Roberts stable to feature Stalnforth with Johnny Doering aboard. C W Hay notes Norseman interest as New England trains join New Year land rush for 46 days of racing and over 240600 in purses.
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Alsed Deen
Horace Wade
Alamatenre
Dallas
Arlington
Steveral
Wim Stip
Coxe
Narragansett Park
Alhena
Jexs Burks
Flying
Cxnet
Pfitet
Togender
Falls
City
Zipalang
J. Chese Ues
Incandascznt
St. WI
Rheiage
Weston Adams
Buffarkdow
Restall
Grenner
Alamo
Halley Camptel
D. M
Sehnling
Eapenle
Snor Flinper
Stalnforth
Tun
Rockingham Park
Staimforth
Han Dicops
Alamo Downs
Johny Johnny Doering
New England
Chicago
C. W. Hay
Ine Downs
Softball Major Division Night Of Fractured Schedule
Major division softball players set three makeup games at San Vedro Park Saturday night. Teams listed include Frassels Drugs versus Verdanta, Pure Oilers versus Alamo Finahes, Ta Pamular Stores versus Fillibird Squadron, Randolph Field, and numerous others with local sponsors and named players noted in the lineup.
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Anftnsiers
San Vedro Park
Frassels
Sap. m
Pure Oilers Vx
Alamo Finahes
Ta Pamular
Fillibird Squadron
Randolph Field
Sacce
Battered Baer on Way to West Coast
Max Baer arrived in Chicago from New York smiling but his friends remained wary. He reiterated that he would never fight again, though a passerby challenged him. He returned to his routine at his plant, joking with reporters about the future.
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Baer
Chicago
Max Baer
Amiies
New York
Max
Han
Joe Lous
Greyhounds to Play Champs at Van Daele Stadium
The city amateur champions Jesse's Catemen set a Sunday double header at Van Daele Stadium against the San Marecos Greyhounds. Play starts at 2 oclock with coach Ste Na- Tani WA guiding the team. Abe San Miguel, the business manager, arranged for Nuevo Laredo's La Juria club to appear October 13 as the field is prepared.
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Jesse
Catemen
van Daele Stadium
San Marecos Greyhounds
Austris Nu-Sey
Welock
Ghe-Che Purex
Ste Na- Tani WA
Gesse
Getoher
Abe San Miguel
Nuevo Laredo
la Juria
Oelober
Techs Eleven to Kingsville Techs Eleven to Kingsville
Twenty six San Antonio Techs featuring Goacher Basle English and Harry Fouke Jett travel to Kingsville at noon Saturday for a game that was moved from Friday night due to Kingsville fire dispatch. The Luling Eagles dominate Meltenia 24 0 led by Earl Smith Pred Gibson Max Webb and Humes Webb with strong line play and ground gains.
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San Antonio Tech Bufts
Goacher Basle English
Harry Fouke
Jett
Kiigsville
Kingsville High School
Kingsville
Luling
Luling Eagles
Mletenia
Ike
Eagles
Earl Smith
Pred Gibson
BM Webb
Max Webb
Humes Webb
Eagles Tie Houston In Hard Fought Grid Clash At Home
Eagles and Sam Houston played a closely contested game Friday night in Houston as both teams traded momentum. Gerald Gelge spearheaded the Eagle offense with a blend of old pulls and a new spin wingback attack, while Sam Houston’s 8.02 Grice and Weidemeyer impressed. The Eagles totaled several first downs and clung to a 12 play drive that yielded a late score, but penalties and a stingy Tiger defense kept the final margin tight.
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Eagle Eleven
Sim Houston High School
Tiger's
Houston
Eagle Field
Eagles
Gerald Gelge
Yommy Hull
Jack Rutherford
John Hill
Grise
Tiger
Sam Houston
Billy Markette
Bagie
Wilborn
George Grossenbacher
Harry Qhnesorge
Weidemeyer
McPherson
Bue
Tommy Hull
Gelse
Hull
Sparky
Grice
Tike
Albert Walker
Anern
Futherford
Geive
Gridley
Uraprung
Eagle
Hark
Blkppligaul
Bogus Weldensty
Kermit Beaham
Uris Henekenridee Sarantan4lon
Richard Groseophacher
Prackenrier
Olmesaren
Walker
Wondlee
Fall
John
Sowell
Chaethara
Sim
Touston
Urbe
Ears
Meknight
Meknight. Urewruns, Wells, Panlis
Gus
Nary Olfisiala
Maxey Tarhpeteree
Lenton
Diaty
Bogenas
Gore Benehead
Jos Dobbs
Fish Furl
Sakeri Huunion
Panultion
Brackeiitee
San Toustio
Timra
Brankenridge
Samusalig
Sam Houston Fried
Pontus
Breckenridge
Sam Tous
Edison Hails New Array of Tron Men Gridsters
Edison High School Golden Bears defeat Lockhart Lions 18 1 in a fourth quarter rally. Charlie Drew scored from short range after a drive featuring a 40 yard pass from David Hickey to Morris Barfield. Raymond Stelle intercepted and set up Cheeney Bernard, and Hickey connected with Captain Moss Partlow for the extra point. A neck injury to Lockhart’s Santa Rosa hospitalized player briefly, with expected return home by Monday.
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Lockhart
Feld
Beers Sored
Charlie Drew
David Hickey
Morris Barfield
Raymond Stelle
Lion
Iraya
Cheeney Bernard
Strike
Hickey
Moss Partlow
Geesaiitc
J. W. Fubips
Laur Borchert
Edison
Tom McQuillan
Camp
John Newsom
Edward Kelsey
Santa Rosa Hospital
Meera
Tern
Adrian
E. Rere Rayne Billces
Sete
Jim Fareman
Night Schuts
Tinenyn
Vueies Halla
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