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SALVADOR BOWLERS
TOP X. OF C. LEAGUE

Although leading in total pins and
team averages. Balboa bowlers of the
knights of Columbus Duckpin League
are conceding the lead in the circuit
to the Salvador five. winner Of 13
out of 10 contests.
Balboa pinspfllers also head the
circuit in individual averages, Ke-
nealy and Sullivan standing at the
top with marks of 1862 and 1o4-12. re-
spectively. Mccarthy Of Salvador
comes third, with 1884.
Team standing and individual
averages follow:
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
Records to Date.

Records to Date.
High team set-Convention Hall. 1.1l6.
High team Transformation Han, 639.
High individual set--Megaw. King Pins.
High Individual sams-Friend. Terminal
High individual sverAse-Nessw. King
Greatest number Of spares-Rossnbers
Convention Hall. 81.
Greatest number of strikes-Megav. King
Pins, II.
King Pins played host to Regulars
Tuesday evening. but was not gentle
in its treatment Of the stranger within
it's gates, taking all three games Of
the set. Reds Megaw was the bright
particular star Of the occasion, his
games of las. III and 133 accounting
for a 395 set. The latter mark is q
new league record, exceeding by two
pins the former count of 500 made by
George Friend OF Terminal Ice Co.
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MINNESOTA MUST DEFEAT (
MICHIGAN TO GAIN HONOR
Should Wolverines Win, Northwestern Would ClaimN
Tie-Chicago and Wisconsin Seek Runner-up
Laurels-Last Game for Grange.
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO November l6The Western part
y clarified by Mnnesotas victory Gophers this
week make
Michigan in the outstanding of the Big Ten
This week of last Harold (Red
Illinois unamed terror drops OF the foot ball
udng Capt Brown and Edwards ac play their last against the
Gophers.
Minnesota win from Michigan merit the Big Ten
only Should
claim defeated the Wolverines
would have five the Puppies three Nohwn conference
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Record Performances.
High individual game-Moore. Inspectors.
Second high individual game-Dunavent.
High individual set-Moore Inspectors.
Second high individual set-oertle. Cloth
ing, 345.
High team game-Administrati 6l7.
Second high team game-Livilians 516.
High team set-Administrative. 1.475.
Second high team set-Clvilans, 460.
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in the Fall by Lafayette. Colgate
draws a vacation Saturday in view of
its closing whirl with Brown on
Thanksgiving day, but in Georgetown
the Maroon eleven meets a team which
has been defeated only by Bucknell,
3 TO 2.
Cornell and Pennsylvania, the lat.
ter of which is still smarting under
an unexpected reverse at the hands
of Pittsburgh, will both rest this week
in preparation for the Thanksgiving
day melee at Philadelphia Syracuse,
with the game on the same day
against Columbia, however, Will meet
Mia CARA Saturday. Brown also plays
this week end, facing New Hampshire
before taking on Colgate.
Navy is scheduled for idleness until
the Army classic, but the Cadets, who
were jolted by an unexpected 2l-to-7
defeat at the hands Of Columbia Sat
urday, will try TO get back in their
winning stride by beating Crsinius
this week end.
Leading Scorers.
Eastern players who have scored SO
,v,t- foIr
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Plans effective in former years have
been dovetailed with new shifts. Staf-
ford, the new Crimson quarterback.
who did well against the Bruin. had
an injured knee packed in Ice to-
day, but expected to be in condition
by Saturday.
Two other important contests this
week call upon Lehigh TO face La
xayette and Georgetown to battle un-
defeated Fordham. This will leave
for disposition in the East on Thanks
giving day an annual battle between
Cornell, victim of a great Dartmouth
team, and Pennsylvania. conquered
by Illinois. There will also be on the
same day the yearly Syracuse-Colum-
bia, Brown-Colgate. Pittsburgh-Pen
State and West Virginia Washing
ton and Jefferson contests, with
Army and Navy, assisted by six
other elevens, drawing the curtain
ON November 2S.
Dartmouth Season Ended.
Dartmouth. completing it's second
eeason without a defeat, has fin
xehed with a. sweeping victory over
Chicago, but the team will play
no post-season conflicts, Coach Haw-
icy announces. Although critics
have suggested games offering on
portunity for the big Green team to
clinch its claims on the national
title. Hawley already has given his
players permission to break train
ing.
Fordham and Colgate are the only
remaining unbeaten Eastern first
flight teams, but the latter, which
came through another important test
Saturday by besting the hitherto un-
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FEW TILTS OFFER TEAMS
j, CHANGES TO "COME BACK
Victory for Either Yale or Harvard at Cambridge
| Would Offset Sundry Experimentation
Printing for Clash With Cornell.
Ey the Associated Press.


ball triumph underdog
the anteclnacic Saturday with opportunities for
lew elevens TO offset sundry disapponmcnts
Victory Yale Harvard farewell 1925
gridiron this week end would comeback unexpected hardhps
Snothered by another Princeton team when apparently
Ron challenge Dartmouth Eastern hono Yale the
defeated
Iruson classic. The will thro !ghou the week
Harvard braced by Brown
straight Holy Dartmouth and Princeton planned
n its ofen
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COMMASDAETS
DlSBURSIEG
AEDITS.
MENDELsSOHN GETS FIGHT.

CHICAGO. November Is CP.-
Johnny Mendelsohn OF Milwaukee has
been substituted for Bobby Barrett of
Philadelphia 10 Meet Frankie Welsh of
Chicago in a 10-roupd bout at East
Chicago next Friday night. The
weight will be 150 pounds.
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Anne Hines, Girl Scout field director
SOME EASY MONEY.

Members Of the Cardinals and
Tigers, finishing in fourth place In
the major league races, share In the
world series players pool, ss,4s1.11
going to each club. Commissioner
lands has mailed checks to the play
ers, each receiving s292S0.
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RED DOOM ON STAGE.

Charles Red" Doom, former catch
er. coach and captain of the Phila-
delphia Nationals, is appearing at
the Earle Theater this week teamed
with Dan McCool in an act entitled
''All Irish"
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PALACE FIVE IMPRESSIVE
IN START OF PRO LEAGUE

EXT Sunday night Washington will glimpse OF basket
ball played by the newly organized American Basket Ball League
when the Palace and the Reds of Brooklyn
clash the Arcade floor II the local the
league and their reveal the dash
aded Brooklyn when Palace
3 to 80 National Capital fans will be exhibition OF the
Winter The Brooklyn battle thriller and
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While the Wolverines and Gophers
prepare for their title tilt, Chicago
and Wisconsin groom for scramble
for second rate honors. Both have
the conference. The Maroons, last
years champions. are getting set to
wipe out by a victory the failure of
it's intersectional games with Dart
mouth, Saturday last. and Pennsyl.
vania earlier in the season.
Grange to Face Ohio State.
Grange and his Illini have the edge
over the Buckeyes, but lllinois-Ohio
foot ball history is famous for it's
upsets. The red haired leader did
not play in last years game because
of injuries, but In 1928 he got away
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TWO BIG DIXIE FRAYS
CARDED THIS WEEK
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, November 16.-.
Although Saturday marks the lull be.
fore the foot ball storm of Thanks.
giving day. two Of the four undefeated
Southern Conference teams will be in
action.
Tulane will play louisiana State at
Lee is meeting North Carolina State
at Lexington. The leaders will be
heavy favorites.
The conference afanflino
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WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

HE third and probably the deciding of the intercass
Friends School will be country field
Thursday afternoon $780, with making
victory
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RICHMOND PLAYS DENT.

Give Richmond and Morris Dent
will open the weeks play for. the Dis.
trtet pocket billiard title tonight at
T46 at Grand Central pariors.
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Chesferf Iot,tcnS Par Chart
fe'&'"n ls2s1s- 12z9z4 seAf1r'

nowadays calls trapping
good
throw enough
1T the left bring this shot
This which golf has been greatly improved
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STAG NIGHT AT MANOR.

Stag night" at the Manor Golf
and Country Club Is listed for the
coming Saturday.
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d. Castillo, Joe Deering, Cy Mac
donald and a host of newspaper men.
The Washington contingent was
royalty entertained in New York by
George Marshall, owner of the Palace
team franchise.
Sitting with the Washington crowd
at the fray were Harry Heilmann.
American League batting star, and
Paul Berlenbach, New York light
heavyweight. but they rooted for the
Brooklyn team.
The score Of last nights game fol-
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ThrsuEhout the United States there
sre 1920 golf clubs, with member
ship Of 100000.
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HaEserty, Kennedy. Glascoe 90. Wallace
Ripley '@l. Foul Goals--Cooney a in 81
Hasgerty missed q. Grody IS In ~.
Kennedy % in 81, Glascoe - in 81. Saun-
ders t5 in g.. Wallace a In g. Bushman
g in -. Ripley &c in ~. Referee-Nr.
Meehan.
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Grange to Face Ohio State.
H0UGHT0N ANNExES
MANOR CLUB EVENT

a. l.. Houghton, who won the
championship of East Potomac Park
earlier in the season before joining
club, annexed the Manor Club title
yesterday, defeating W. 3. Connors
in the nnal round by Z and s.
Houghton won all his matches
easily In the title chase. defeating W.
T. Richardson by 4 and in the first
round, Russell T. Edwards by and
in the second round. and Connors
in the final round by the same margin.
James J.. Taylor won the second
flight, defeating c. W. Wright in the
final round by 2 and /.
A score of sports writers on the
Washington newspapers are looking
forward to the golf tourney TO be
held Wednesday on the revamped
course at Washington Barracks,
where Capt. r. D. Cleland, athletic
officer at the post, will entertain the
scribes.
The wonren,s championship at the
Washington Golf and Country Club,
scheduled TO star this morning, has
been Cancelled because only three con.
testants entered. Phyllis keeler.
chairman Of the women's golf com
mittee, after consulting with other
members. decided that there was IN
sufficient interest.
Fair sex players who have com
peted in the monthly Journeys of the
Women's District Golf Association
are hoping for good weather on Wed
nesday, when an event Will be staged
at the Town and Country Club by
the association.
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Eastern players who have scored SO
points or more follow:
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Mammoth Trophy Up for
Winning Golfer in
December Meet.

One of the most magnificent
trophy cups ever Offered in San
Antonio golf will be at stake in the
December tournament of the Alamo
Country Club. the qualifying round
for which will be held between De-
cembcr ) and December II.
The cup, given by u. ID. Bonner.
one of the club officials. is just four
inches short of being a yard high. 1t
is of solid silver and deliberately en-
graved.
The cup will go to the winner Of
the championship flight. The tOurna-
ment will be run in three flights, with
trophies for the successful niblic
swingers in each, according to Keene
Koetter. club professional, who will
be in charge.
The Bonner trophy will be held
for one year by the winner. II lie
captures it three times it becomes
his permanent property.
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Football Results

Schwab Field: Breckenridge High
Sc; Fredericksburg High o.
Post Stadium: Second Division
2S; st. Mary's College o.
New York: Army 10; Navy 3.
Dallas: Forest High 2S; North
Dallas high o.
At Tulsa-ArkanSas University % (;
Tulsa University Z.
Boston: Boston College, IL; Holy
cross. 6.
Iittsburg: Carnegie Tech, 80; Le-
high, o.
Dayton: Dayton L.. 10; Bucknell, o.
Baltimore: st. Bonayenture, IL;
Canisius, q.
Chicago: Haskell, o; LOyola, o
(tie).
Leadville: Colorado Teachers, 8;
Iowa State Teachers. 3 ttie).
Roanoke: Roanoke. .: Lynchburg O.
Columbia: South Carolina, 20; Cen
ire, o.
Beaumont: Beaumont High, 81;
Humble High, q.
Port Arthur: Austin High, IS; Port
Arthur High. q.
Los Angeles: Washington State II;
Southern California IL.
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CROMWELL, LENCHO
FIGHT AT LOCKHART

LOCKHART, Nov. 2S.-Mickey
Cromwell of Kelly Field and Kid
Lencho of Eagle Pass, bantamweights,
will be the main eventers on the box
ing card TO be staged here December
3 under the direction of Durbin and
Ballard, local promoters.
Steady Simpson of San Antonio
will take on Carl Alexander of Lock
hart, and Jack Trent of Kelly Field
viii swap 'em with Pete Peterson
Of Waco.
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GRANGE WILL SHOW
HIS GRID SKILL TO
FANS IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-"Red .
Grange, kingpin of the gridiron, will
do his stuff" in the national capital
on December s, it was announced here
tonight by Al Stern, local promoter.
Stern is in receipt of Geographic
confirmation that the Chicago Bears,
professional team featuring the Hi
nois star, will face an all-star team
here ON that date for 90 per cent OF
the gross receipts, backed up by an
initial and substantial guarantee.
The team that will face the Chi
cago pros will be headed by Jack
Hagerty, retiring captain of the
Georgetown eleven, and will be COM
posed entirely Of luminaries in the
Southern Conference and the East.
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SPECTACULAR GOAL
FEATURES VICTORY
OF SAINT MIDGETS

A goal of the most spectacular
nature on try for point decided
hard-fought game between the st.
Anthony's college Midgcts and the
Lions Field Midgets on Lions field
Saturday in favor of the Saints, Z
to &.
Ferrcro. who made the st. Anthony
touchdown. lad the ball passed back
over his head in the lineup on try
for point. lie ran back about 10
yards, whirled and drop kicked Il per
feet goal. to win the game.
Donnelly was the star for the los
crs. Short gained considerable ground.
In other games at Lions Field Sat
urday, the Lions Field Juniors defeat
cd Scout Troop No. IS by score OF
1876. and the Riverside Tigers downed
the Army Post NIidgets. 1910.
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ARMYBASKET BALL
TALENT DEVELOPING
FROM GROUND UP

Fort Sam Houston basket ball tai
ent is being developed from the
ground up" this season to insure a
first-class post team when the soldiers
announce ready, late in January, TO
take on outside opposition.
Company eliminations are now in
progress within the regiments, bat
talon examinations will follow and
theA, at the first of the new year, a
regimental league will be organized.
The winning team of the regimental
league, with the choice of other teams
for reserves, will represent Fort Sam
Houston and the Second Division
against all Corners.
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SOCCER LEAGUE.
PLAN NED
HERE

Organization of a San Antonio
soccer football association, to pro-
mote the sport, arrange matches and
act as sort of clearing house for
soccer here, will be attempted at an
open meeting to be held at the City
Y. NJ. c. A. at S o'clock Wednesday
night.
Invitations have been sent to all
local schools to have representatives
present.
The Sunday soccer attraction here
is q match at San Pedro Park be-
tween the clevcns of the Mexico Foot
ball Club and the Second Army Divi-
sion. The match will start at .
o'clock.
The teams will lineup as follows ::
Mexico Club End Division.
Julian ................. Coop
Goal-kcepcr.
Drangar Mllcncll
Left Fullback.
GOnGaleS Jackle
Right Fullback
+. Baranchea Fox
Left Halfback
Vicsca Hartnett
Center nalfback
Reyes ............... Ouclietl
Right Halfback.
X. Baranchea ........... Bouton
Outside Left.
ASmlr ....... hODcrtSon
Inside Left.
OSorno '.''''..' .'..'''. Icckhal
Center
ASulluF ldNcry
Inside Right.
Escalente Davidson
Outside Right.
On Tuesday, the Second Division
will play st. Johns Seminary. on
tbs seminary grounds, just off the
Conception road. and Wednesday,
Main Avenue High school and West
Texas Military Academy will meet at
San Pedro park.
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MUNN-LEWIS SHOW
MOVES TO DENVER

DENVER, Nov. esd (Strang-
ler) Lewis. worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, will defend his
title in Il finish match against Wayne
big Mum, former University of
Nebraska football player here, on the
night of December $, it was an
nounced today by Ralph O. Mondt,
matchmaker for the Denver American
Legion, promoters Of the show,
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FOREST HIGH ROMPS
ON NORTH DALLAS

DALLAS, Nov. 2S.-Forcst High of
Dallas is due to meet Sherman High
next week for the football champion
ship of the fifth district, on the road
to the state high school title. Forest
put it over North Dallas here today.
2S to 0, for the city championship and
the right to meet Sherman. 1t was
Forests fourth consecutive victory
over as many local teams.
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HOLY CROSS BEATEN
BY BOSTON COLLEGE
IN ANNUAL TUSSLE

BOSTON. Nov. 2S.-TwO touch
downs and a field goal gave Boston
College II points and victory, II to
G, over its traditional rival. Holy
Cross, in their annual football game
Saturday. A forward pass produced
the Holy Cross marker.
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WASHINGTON STATE
DEFEATS use. IN
STARTLING UPET

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2S.-Spring-
ing the most sensational upset Of the
1925 Pacific Coast season, Washington
States football eleven, a team which
hitherto had failed to score touch
down all season. defeated Coach How
ard Jones' laundering herd of the Uni
vcrsity Of Southern California here
this afternoon, II to -.
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HIGH STAR FIRST
IN BOWIE FINALE

BOWIE. Md. Nov. 2S.-High Star
was first, Ingrid second and Timmara
third in the feature race Of closing
day of Maryland's fall racing season,
the Endurance Hnndicay, OF a mile,
with $4,000 added, for two-year-olds,
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TEAMS
MEET AT
POLO
Second Division Plays Polo
Club at Park in
Tourney.

Two polo matches, one of which is
sure TO be humdinger, are scheduled
Sunday afternoon in the high-g goal tour
nament of the annual fall meet.
AT Breckenridge Park. what is ex-
pected to be one of the best games of
the season brings together the San An
tonic Polo Clubs civilian quartet and
the Second Division team in the divi-
sion's first tournament appearance.
GAME AT HARTFORD.
At Hartford Field, the Eighth Corps
Area Headquarters second team and
the Twelfth Field Artillery will tan
gle.
Both games start at o'clock.
In the Breckenridge Park game, the
polo club team will line up with Bill
Meadows at number one, Jim Chittim
ut Two, cart Crawford of Detroit at
three and Jack Lapham at four.
DIVISION LINEUP.
The Second Divisions starting line
up probably will be: Garrecht, one ;
Cullins, two; Mckinley, three, and
Lockett, four.
The Eighth Corps second team will
have Colonel Tompkins, Colonel Gibbs,
Captain Hastey and Captain Wolfe in
the lineup.
Next Wednesday, a promising clash
is booked tentatively for Kelly Field
between the Fliers' first team and the
Corps Area Headquarters first team,
to start at 8 o'clock.
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BALM FOR DEFEAT.

SEATTLE. Nov. 2S. = Stanford
University received $3.50 of the 10
tai gate receipts Of So 000 for the
football game with the University Of
Washingt0n here.
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FIRST QUARTER BLANK

With Captain Rccs calling signals.
Coach CannOn's second team had con-
siderable trouble in subduing the
scrapping visitors during the first
quarter and were unable TO score.
Hitzfcld, Fredericksburg halfback,
came very near getting away for
touchdown on the first play of the
game, being dOwned by Rees from his
safety position. but after that the run
ming was all in the other direction.
Just before the quarter ended. Rccs
caught q nunt in midfield and twisted
his way back to the fivc-yard line.
'Posey' Elkins went in just before
the whistle. and. on the first play
Of the second quarter. went across for
n touchdown. Hitzfcld. FrcderickS-
burg's ace. was injured in the play,
and when he walked off the field he
seemed to take about half Of the visit
ing eleven's spirit with him.
Elkins' second touchdown, which
came after n 25-yard run. seemed to
rifle the Fredericksburg team for n
space and they made four successive
first downs up the field by the use
Of an accurate short passing game.
They were forced to punt. however.
and Breckenridge took possession OF
the ball on its 100-yard line. Then
began n series of plunges by Fcnncr.
Elkins and Rees which took the oval
90 Yards down the gridiron and cul-
minated in Elkins going over again.
MORE TOUCHDOWNS
The first-string Puppies stayed in
long enough to shove across three more
touchdowns in the third period. FL
kins, Fenner and Rees doing the hon
ors. Straight line plunging. scat
tered end runs. and few well-placed
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POWELL A. A. UMPIRE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Jack Powell,
former Western League umpire. has
signed 10 officiate in the American As
sociatiOn.
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FREDERICKSBURG EASY.

The crack South Side warriors met
little opposition in disposing of Fred
cricksburg High School Saturday al
tenoOn and advancing into its game
with Waco. As had been forecast.
the less rugged defense of the Hill
Country eleven wilted before the driv-
ing Breckenridge backs. The final
score stood: Breckenridge Sc; Fred
ericksburg 0.
Coach Cannon of Breckenridge sent
in every man he could muster dur
ing the final period in an effort 10
hold down the scoring, but TO no
avail. Every little backfield man he
squads blOssOmcd into running
demon, and the scoring went merrily
ON.
Flashy "Posey" Elkins and Captain
Mona Rees were the regulars of the
Purple eleven TO play stable por-
ton Of the game. although every man
on the first string, with the excep-
ton of Billy Sweet, "Dink" Bass and
Hub" Fricry. got in for space.
Elkins cinched his title for the
highest scoring individual in the city
by romping across for five touch
downs during the game.
Not n member of the Breckenridge
eleven suffered even minor injury
in Saturdays game, and, with Sweet,
Friery and Bass rounding into shape
from their various and assorted ill.,
jurics, Coach Cannon will be able to
put his entire strength into the Waco
tilt. Friery's limp is fast disappear
inc
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EAGLE TEAM
MOVES UP
IN RACE
Coach Tyson Of Waco
Sees Slaughter Of
Fredericksburg.

4 coin spun through the air late
Saturday evening, wiggled crafty
about the floor for a space and read
tails"
Coach Paul Tyson of the Waco
High School Tigers, two times state
champions. had guessed right again.
Coach Bobby Cannon of breckenridge
High said:
We'll see you in Waco next We'd
nesday afternoon, and may the best
team win"
Thus was the site arranged for
Brackenridge's next battle in its race
for a state championship. The Eagles
will meet the powerful Waco Tigers
on the Cotton Palace gridiron in
Waco Wednesday afternoon. the win
ncr TO meet the victor in the Itasca-
Bryan tilt in a. semi-finai contest for
state bOnOrs.
Officials for tie game will be
Anderson (Texas), referee; Barry
Holton (Notre Dance. umpire;
Charity "a. and NJ. field judge;
and Joe Utay Ca. and NJ, headlines
man.
Breckenridge High will leave for
Waco Tuesday night with a squad
of - men,
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