San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-19
ST. EDS AND
B|LL|ES
NEE I
College Game Saturday
Breckenridge High
Plays Corpus.

The championship race in four sep
arate and distinct gridiron leagues
will be affected by as many games TO
be played in San Antonio the com
ing weekend. Standing in the fol
lowing conferences will be at stake
San Antonio Academic League (senior
and junior divisions), Texas Interscho-
lastic League (Section AZ, Texas In
terscholastic League (Section b, and
the Texas intercollegiate Athletic As
sociation.
OF perhaps the greatest local inter-
est is the clash Saturday afternoon
at Schwab Field between the Bracken
ridge High Eagles and Corpus Christi
High School. These two elevens, with
Austin High School. compose the sur
viving trio of schools remaining in
the race for the championship Of Dis
irict s of the 1nterscholastic League.
Corpus Christi and Austin played 10
a 6-to.6 tie last Friday, so that Il
victory for Breckenridge over the
coast eleven will give the locals a
tangible claim 10 the title. Bracket
ridge has a game scheduled here with
Austin on November IL.
MAIN VS.. S. A. 4.
On Friday afternoon Main Avenue
High School and Coach Crosby's San
Antonio Academy eleven clash ~
Schwab Field in an important
Academic League struggle. A victory
for the CrimSOnS would put them on
an even standing with West Texas
Military Academy and Breckenridge
High in the race for the champion
ship, while if the Academy should
upset the dope and defeat the Grim.
sons it would automatically eliminate
both those teams from the race.
~ Coach Mule" Frazier's scrappins
Alamo Heights crew will play host
10 Poteet High Friday afternoon on
the Heights gridiron in a game which
means much 10 the local eleven in its
dash FOR the Class = title of the Inter
scholastic League in District 6. The
Mules are so far indicated, and if
they are victorious against Poteet
they will be recognized as serious con-
1enders for the title and their future
schedule mapped out by the Inter
scholastic League.
q COLLEGES On CARD.
" statewide interest is the sched-
uled clash here Saturday. between
. Daniel Baker Colle.e Of Brownwood
and ST. Edwards University Of Aus
tin. 1t is the first game for each
of these elevens in the 7. 1. \. 4. race
and a win for either will mark them
rs strong contenders for the confer
tnce championship.
Daniel Baker has been one Of the
strong elevens in the I. /. A. A. for
many yeans, while st. Edwards is the
baby" member Of the circuit. having
been admitted only this year. Al
though this game was promoted by
Harold Winters, lessee Of Schwab
Field, it is probable that it will be
played at Block Stadium because of
the fact that Breckenridge High has
secured Schwab Field for its Satur-
day game.
Coach "Kotzy" Kilgore's West
Texas Cadets. their confidence
strengthened by the &C tie they
played Saturday with the big San
Marcos Loboes on the Lobo gridiron.
are out with a challenge TO all high
school and academic teams in this see
ton for an out-of-town game Friday
or Saturday. The Cadets had
game at Laredo, but it was postponed
TO November q, and Coach Kilgore is
looking for a substitute.
PLAY AT H0NDO.
81. Mary's Academy will play Hon
DO High School Saturday at Bondo.
The st. Anthony's College Yellow
jackets, prime fayorites TO carry of
honors in the junior diva lion of the
local Academic League Is a result
Of their victory over the Breckenridge
High Wildcats, will meet the Sidney
Lanier Vocational Glass eleven in
their second league game Wednesday
afternoon.
Coach Tom O'Donnell's powerful
st. Mary's College Rattlers have so
far been unable TO line up game
for the approaching weekend. They
are trying 10 secure an out Of town
engagement TO keep in trim for their
next game with the Southwest Texas
Teachers Of San Marcos here a week
from SATURDAY..