Temple Mustangs Triumph Over Eagles In Friday Showdown
Temple Mustangs defeated Jefferson High School’s Eagles 81 to 9 at Eagle Field. Temple’s backfield led by Marek Woods and Lewellen dominated with strong runs and tackles. The Jefferson squad struggled, succumbing early as Temple’s defense contained Brack Corklees and Grell Blazer while the Wildcats and Forehand provided key plays.
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Emery and Gullane Lose in Oklahoma
In Tulsa on September 30, in the Oklahoma open first rounds Gullane of Bartlesville and Emery of Oklahoma City fell behind early. Gullane lost to Dick Hodges 3 and 2, Emery to Rah Higgins 3 and 2, with Hankinson and Graney also advancing to the quarterfinals as Oklahoma players push toward the professional matches and survivor outcomes.
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KABC Broadcasts Aggies and Tulane in New Orleans
Fragmentary text from a broadcasting page mentions KABC, Aggies and Tulane with station references in New Orleans and a Tuesday event. Readable parts indicate a radio or station matchup or coverage in the period, but details are unclear.
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The Greatest Illustrator Gustave Doré
A profile of Gustave Doré, born 1833, noted for engraving, painting, sculpture and prolific illustration. Records claim over 42 090 illustrations between 1836 and 1883, averaging four works daily for 29 years, plus large paintings and sculpture. Mentions an architectural exhibit in Germany 1912 and a curious note about an address reply.
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Javelinas Triumph in Aviators Closing Race
The Javelinas of Texas College of Arts and Industries led by Agee edged the aviators in a close late race. The event featured numerous passes and wide field action as local fans witnessed a high scoring finish with notable performances from Veatch and Lapin.
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Hearst Swim Attracts Top Entries In Open Meet
Chicago announces a major $10,000 Hearst Swim attracting more than 200 entrants led by Marvin Nelson Port Dover and noted competitors from across the country. The event features a long-distance freestyle race along the World’s Fair waterfront with contestants including George Bligden Memphis Evelyn Avostrong Detroit and Anna Beno New York among others.
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Central High Team Prepares for Floresville Game
Central High gears up for Floresville clash as The Geninal Buttons train all week. Coach Bob Brown leads a squad that logged a Friday opener win on tight defense with standout plays from key backs and receivers, highlighted by dynamic passes and strategic plays from Hubaer Walker and Zimmeemann.
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Schreiner Opens Season With Narrow Loss To Infantry Team
Schreiner College mounted a strong opener as Ekelng led a 6-10-0 win by the Twenty-Third Infantry of San Antonio over Schreiner. The army squad blocked punts and held Schreiner to short gains, with standout infantry players Strawn Umberger and Dietrich and Schreiner backs Koonts and Ferson making key moves.
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Fragmented boxing results with unclear names and places
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Playground Ball Night Echoes Across City Streets
A garbled but lively note describes youths gathering at a local playground near Nie Berempe road, with plans to meet at Li 1G Sandals Arne and the Ginenton TAA. Volunteers Manoel Carat WN and Ray Jane Nair are listed for assistance drafting a game script to Broadway at Filth.
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Mission Ball Game Sale Promotes Benefit Event
Tickets for Monday’s Mission Ball Game went on sale with proceeds to the Mission pennant fund. Cap Crossley will coach the Mission team as they face a local amateur and semi pro pick team at 8 o clock. Box seats cost 15 cents, reserved 50, general 40, bleachers 25, children 10. Ticket outlets include Gunter hotel cigar stand and local drug stores.
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Sam Houston Bearkats edge Pirates in tense 10 6 win
In Georgetown Texas Sam Houston Teachers College Bearkats held off the University Pirates 10 6. The Bears opened the third quarter with a 50 yard drive led by McDonald and Bowden. Jennings Fikes and Thomas carried for a late score as Anderran kicked a field goal.
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Henry Moreno Wins by Last Round KO in Evansville Bout
Henry Moreno of San Antonio knocked out Kid Merritt of St Lonix in the final round of a 10 round bout at Evansville Friday night. The Evansville card also featured a 10 round draw between Santos Delgado, Mexican featherweight, and Karl Shafer of St Louis. The International News Service reported in May.
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Do You Know Baseball Giants Now
The Giants now lead the series as pitching and timely hitting drive the win.
TCU and SMU Triumph in Grid Contests
In Denton, TCU overpowered the Denton Eagles 19 to 0 as Charlie Casper and Lawrence standout for the Frogs. In Lubbock, SMU defeated Texas Tech 12 to 0 with strong backfield play by Rob Wilson, J R Smith, and Jaki Gore and solid line support from captain Ray Fuqua.
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Jaki Gore
Ray Fuqua
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Barnes Tulsa Hill Star Ill with Pneumonia in Houston
Prank Barnes, former Tor Buffaloes star and noted southpaw, is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia at his Houston home. The longtime league standout, once a key pitcher in the Vac, is reported to be hospitalized and improving.
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Wrestlers Rattan Reno Fight Ends In Draw
In a chaotic Beethoven outdoor show, Rattan and Reno battled to a double knockout draw after both fell and failed to rise before the 20 count. Referee Carl Geyer declared the main event a draw as medics attended the unconscious pair. Earlier, League beat Flanigan and Panigan topped Pat, with Cochrane subbing for Gresham in a tense undercard.
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Tech Defeats Edison 18-0 in Gridiron Clash
Tech's ailing but improving squad edged Edison 18 to 0 on Friday night. Owen Pearson and others led the attack with 17 first downs and 260 yards passing combined, while Edison managed one first down and kept the score tight late.
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Corpus Ace Beats Jeffs in Early Evening Gridiron
Charlie Heas led Corpus Christi Buccaneers to a 19-6 victory over Jefferson. Haas scored two touchdowns, Jackean intercepted a Jefferson pass and returned it for a score, and Roy LaMeileur disrupted Jefferson with an interception and a key return. Hen English scored the late San Antonio tally.
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Simmons Triumphs Over Teachers College 6-0
Simmons University Cowboys struggle through a tense game against the Webs Tuesday Teachers College, pressing hard in the fourth quarter to seal a 6-0 victory. A late pass set up a touchdown after Canyon clears, with key plays by Simmons and Hupsilo Combay guiding the drive.
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Pro Tennis Meet Nears Conclusion at Westchester Club
AYR N Y depl 30 Vincent Richards secedes No 1 in singles and Charles Wand advances to the finals of the national professional tournament at Westchester Country Club. Hunter No 2 in singles teams with Reditcha to win two matches and advance to the final. The women’s singles finals are set for Saturday with Hunter, Heaton and Murray competing.
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Guess the World Series Winner Contest Encourages Fan input
A 1910s promotion invites readers to predict the World Series winner, number of games, and provide a short justification. Coupons, handwriting must fit 15 words, with prizes from Empire Theater including long term passes and tickets. Submissions due by Tuesday noon via mail or desk of The Light's sports editor.
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Brackenridge golf stars shine in midweek rounds
Mac Burnett fired 67 with four birdies and 14 pars at Brackenridge Park in a competitive round alongside Lewis Levinson and Dan Sullivan II. Tommie Lawrence tied Riverside course record with 68 in a strong showing with Charles Williams and Jack Bond. Women’s handicap tourney concluded with E R Hurley posting 93 to lead after a 68 in prior rounds, Tee Wilson runner up. Tournament opens city-wide handicaps for two years. next weekly event set for Friday at Riverside layout.
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Boxing card at Drackenridge Park features local skirmishes
Kid Ray and Jerry to wrestle Une mal Avent with Une alkene show. Smuirdiy night at Drackenridge park hosts Netnmeyer and Don Mare in a main event. Billy meets Ble Sin in the undercard. Two boxing malities complete the card.
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Midget Gridders Seek Games Amid Editing Confusion
A garbled OCR item notes St Anthony’s midget footballers seeking matches. Fragments mention coach Harald Seittern, a 60 pound team weight, and a team named Mighty for a local league. Contact Peter Beltiorn at PenAnl for information.
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