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The 1923 Season
1923 Section Champions
Section 1 - Amarillo
Section 2 - Ralls
Section 3 - Abilene
Section 4 - Wichita Falls
Section 5 - Dallas Oak Cliff
Section 6 - Texarkana
Section 7 - Fort Stockton
Section 8 - Lampasas
Section 9 - Waco
Section 10 - Livingston
Section 11 - Sabinal
Section 12 - Granger
Section 13 - Calvert
Section 14 - Beaumont High
Section 15 - San Antonio Jefferson
Section 16 - Corpus Christi Miller
The 1923 Playoffs
1st Round
(Section 1) Amarillo - 32
(Section 2) Ralls - 7
(Section 3) Abilene - 95
(Section 7) Fort Stockton - 0
(Section 4) Wichita Falls - 13
(Section 5) Dallas Oak Cliff - 10
(Section 6) Texarkana - 28
(Section 10) Livingston - 13
(Section 14) Beaumont High - 6
(Section 15) San Antonio Jefferson - 0
(Section 16) Corpus Christi Miller - 38
(Section 11) Sabinal - 7
(Section 12) Granger - 25
(Section 8) Lampasas - 0
Section 9) Waco - 73
(Section 13) Calvert - 0
Quarterfinals
Abilene - 48
Amarillo - 0
Wichita Falls - 13
Texarkana - 6
Beaumont High - 6
Corpus Christi Miller - 0
Waco - 74
Granger - 0
Semifinals
Abilene - 25
Wichita Falls - 0
Waco - 14
Beaumont High - 0
State Championship Game
Where: Fair Park Stadium (Dallas)
When: December 21st, 1923
Abilene 3 - Waco 0
The 1924 Season
DISTRICT ALIGNMENTS
Original press release from the UIL
AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 20, 1924 - High school football coaches in all parts of the state are working their
squads overtime preparing for the opening of the season, which will, in many cases, occur this
weekend. Everything is in readiness at the University of Texas Interscholastic League office to again
conduct the State championship series. The new plan calling for a division of schools will
go into effect this fall. Schools having 350 or more enrolled in the high school will compete in
Conference A, while schools with less then 350 will take part under Conference B.
The State is divided into sixteen sections for the B teams and eight sections for the A teams.
Conference B sectional championships are to be determined by Nov. 1, and Conference A
championships about a week later. After the teams have been eliminated down to sixteen they
will compete together in the race for State championship.
Class 1A (350 or greater enrollment)
District 1-1A
Amarillo
Electra
Lubbock
Plainview
Vernon
Wichita Falls
District 2-1A
Abilene
Breckenridge
Brownwood
Cisco
Comanche
Eastland
Ranger
San Angelo
District 3-1A
Cleburne
FW Central
FW Polytechnic
Gainesville
Mineral Wells
Weatherford
District 4-1A
Corsicana
Ennis
Hillsboro
Terrell
Waco
Waxahachie
District 5-1A
Dallas Bryan Street
Dallas Oak Cliff
Dallas Forest High
Denison
Greenville
McKinney
Paris
Sherman
Sulphur Springs
District 6-1A
Athens
Crockett
Jacksonville
Livingston
Lufkin
Marshall
Mineola
Nacogdoches
Palestine
Texarkana
Tyler
District 7-1A
Beaumont High
Beaumont South Park
Galveston Ball
Houston Central
Houston Heights
Orange
Port Arthur
District 8-1A
Austin SFA
Corpus Christi Miller
SA Brackenridge
SA Main Avenue
Temple
Class B (<350 enrollment)
District 1-B
Canadian
Canyon
Childress
Clarendon
Claude
Dalhart
Farwell
Follett
Hedley
Hereford
Higgins
McLean
Memphis
Miami
Pampa
Panhandle
Perryton
Shamrock
Silverton
Tulia
Wellington
District 2-B
Abernathy
Crosbyton
Floydada
Hale Center
Lamesa
Littlefield
Lockney
Matador
Post
Ralls
Slaton
Snyder
Spur
Sudan
Tahoka
District 3-B
Albany
Anson
Baird
Big Spring
Caddo
Carbon
DeLeon
Desdemona
Dublin
Gorman
Hamilton
Hamlin
Haskell
Knox City
Merkel
Moran
Rotan
Stamford
Stephenville
Sweetwater
Thurber
District 4-B
Archer City
Bowle
Bridgeport
Burkburnett
Chillicothe
Crowell
Decatur
Fairview
Gordon
Graham
Henrietta
Iowa Park
Jacksboro
FW Masonic Home
Nocona
Olney
Paducah
Quanah
Seymour
Strawn
St. Jo
Venus
District 5-B
Bonham
Celeste
Celina
Commerce
Cooper
Farmersville
Forney
Garland
Highland Park
Honey Grove
Kaufman
Kemp
Leonard
Mesquite
Plano
Rockwall
Van Alstyne
Whitesboro
Whitewright
District 6-B
Atlanta
Clarksville
Emory
Gilmer
Henderson
Longview
Mount Pleasant
New Boston
Winnsboro
District 7-B
Alpine
Barstow
Fort Stockton
Marfa
Midland
Odessa
Pecos
Stanton
District 8-B
Ballinger
Bertram
Boerne
Brady
Briggs
Burnet
Coleman
Fredericksburg
Junction
Kerrville Tivy
Lampasas
Marble Falls
Mason
Menard
Richland Springs
Rochelle
San Saba
Santa Anna
Sonora
Winters
District 9-B
Bartlett
Belton
Clifton
Corsicana State Home
Dawson
Ferris
Gatesville
Groesbeck
Hubbard
Italy
Itasca
Killeen
Kosse
Lorena
Lott
Marlin
Mart
McGregor
Meridian
Martens
Mexia
Milford
Moody
Mount Calm
Rosebud
Teague
District 10-B
Center
Jasper
San Augustine
Trinity
District 11-B
Barksdale
Brackettville
Cotulla
Devine
Del Rio
Eagle Pass
Hondo
Laredo Martin
Pearsall
Sabinal
Uvalde
District 12-B
Bastrop
Buda
Elgin
Flatonia
Florence
Giddings
Georgetown
Gonzales
Granger
Hallettsville
Kyle
La Grange
Lexington
Lockhart
Nixon
San Marcos
Schulenburg
Smiley
Smithville
Taylor
District 13-B
Bedias
Bremond
Brenham
Bryan
Caldwell
Cameron Yoe
Conroe
Franklin
Hearne
Huntsville
Madisonville
Navasota
Rockdale
Thorndale
District 14-B
Alvin
Angleton
Bay City
Daisetta
Dayton
Eagle Lake
El Campo
Freeport
Goose Creek
Harrisburg
Hull
Humble
La Porte
Sour Lake
Texas City
West Columbia
District 15-B
SA Alamo Heights
Beeville
Cuero
Edna
Floresville
Goliad
Kenedy
Lytle
Poteet
Runge
Seguin
Somerset
Victoria
Yoakum
Yorktown
District 16-B
Alice
Brownsville Hanna
Donna
Edinburg
Falfurrias
Kingsville
Mercedes
McAllen
Robstown
Pharr-San Juan
San Benito
Sinton
Taft
Weslaco
1924 District Champions
District 1-1A - Vernon
District 2-1A - Cisco
District 3-1A - Cleburne
District 4-1A - Waco
District 5-1A - Dallas Oak Cliff
District 6-1A - Marshall
District 7-1A - Beaumont High
District 8-1A - Temple
District 1-B - Pampa
District 2-B - Slaton
District 3-B - Stephenville
District 4-B - Graham
District 5-B - Highland Park
District 6-B - Longview
District 7-B - Odessa
District 8-B - Lampasas
District 9-B - Belton
District 10-B - Jasper
District 11-B - Sabinal
District 12-B - Granger
District 13-B - Caldwell
District 14-B - Humble
District 15-B - Yorktown
District 16-B - Robstown
The 1924 Playoffs
1st Round (Class B Teams played against each other)
Pampa - 3
Slaton - 0
Highland Park - 20
Longview 0
Stephenville - 7
Graham - 0
Lampasas - 44
Odessa - 0
Jasper - 9
Humble - 6
Belton - 7
Caldwell - 0
Sabinal - 12
Granger - 9
Robstown - 1
Yorktown - 0
(forfeit win)
2nd Round (Class B winners in Round 1 played Class A District Champs)
Vernon - 39
Pampa - 0
Dallas Oak Cliff - 20
Highland Park - 7
Cisco - 43
Stephenville - 12
Cleburne - 70
Lampasas - 10
Marshall - 33
Jasper - 0
Waco - 26
Belton - 0
Temple - 19
Sabinal - 14
Beaumont High - 12
Robstown - 0
Quarterfinals
Dallas Oak Cliff - 39
Vernon - 0
Cisco - 30
Cleburne - 0
Beaumont High - 16
Marshall - 6
Waco - 27
Temple - 0
Semifinals
Dallas Oak Cliff - 52
Cisco - 7
Waco - 10
Beaumont High - 0
State Championship Game
Where: Fair Park Stadium (Dallas)
When: December 20th, 1924
Dallas Oak Cliff 31 - Waco 0
1923 Section Champions
Section 1 - Amarillo
Section 2 - Ralls
Section 3 - Abilene
Section 4 - Wichita Falls
Section 5 - Dallas Oak Cliff
Section 6 - Texarkana
Section 7 - Fort Stockton
Section 8 - Lampasas
Section 9 - Waco
Section 10 - Livingston
Section 11 - Sabinal
Section 12 - Granger
Section 13 - Calvert
Section 14 - Beaumont High
Section 15 - San Antonio Jefferson
Section 16 - Corpus Christi Miller
The 1923 Playoffs
1st Round
(Section 1) Amarillo - 32
(Section 2) Ralls - 7
(Section 3) Abilene - 95
(Section 7) Fort Stockton - 0
(Section 4) Wichita Falls - 13
(Section 5) Dallas Oak Cliff - 10
(Section 6) Texarkana - 28
(Section 10) Livingston - 13
(Section 14) Beaumont High - 6
(Section 15) San Antonio Jefferson - 0
(Section 16) Corpus Christi Miller - 38
(Section 11) Sabinal - 7
(Section 12) Granger - 25
(Section 8) Lampasas - 0
Section 9) Waco - 73
(Section 13) Calvert - 0
Quarterfinals
Abilene - 48
Amarillo - 0
Wichita Falls - 13
Texarkana - 6
Beaumont High - 6
Corpus Christi Miller - 0
Waco - 74
Granger - 0
Semifinals
Abilene - 25
Wichita Falls - 0
Waco - 14
Beaumont High - 0
State Championship Game
Where: Fair Park Stadium (Dallas)
When: December 21st, 1923
Abilene 3 - Waco 0
The 1924 Season
DISTRICT ALIGNMENTS
Original press release from the UIL
AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 20, 1924 - High school football coaches in all parts of the state are working their
squads overtime preparing for the opening of the season, which will, in many cases, occur this
weekend. Everything is in readiness at the University of Texas Interscholastic League office to again
conduct the State championship series. The new plan calling for a division of schools will
go into effect this fall. Schools having 350 or more enrolled in the high school will compete in
Conference A, while schools with less then 350 will take part under Conference B.
The State is divided into sixteen sections for the B teams and eight sections for the A teams.
Conference B sectional championships are to be determined by Nov. 1, and Conference A
championships about a week later. After the teams have been eliminated down to sixteen they
will compete together in the race for State championship.
Class 1A (350 or greater enrollment)
District 1-1A
Amarillo
Electra
Lubbock
Plainview
Vernon
Wichita Falls
District 2-1A
Abilene
Breckenridge
Brownwood
Cisco
Comanche
Eastland
Ranger
San Angelo
District 3-1A
Cleburne
FW Central
FW Polytechnic
Gainesville
Mineral Wells
Weatherford
District 4-1A
Corsicana
Ennis
Hillsboro
Terrell
Waco
Waxahachie
District 5-1A
Dallas Bryan Street
Dallas Oak Cliff
Dallas Forest High
Denison
Greenville
McKinney
Paris
Sherman
Sulphur Springs
District 6-1A
Athens
Crockett
Jacksonville
Livingston
Lufkin
Marshall
Mineola
Nacogdoches
Palestine
Texarkana
Tyler
District 7-1A
Beaumont High
Beaumont South Park
Galveston Ball
Houston Central
Houston Heights
Orange
Port Arthur
District 8-1A
Austin SFA
Corpus Christi Miller
SA Brackenridge
SA Main Avenue
Temple
Class B (<350 enrollment)
District 1-B
Canadian
Canyon
Childress
Clarendon
Claude
Dalhart
Farwell
Follett
Hedley
Hereford
Higgins
McLean
Memphis
Miami
Pampa
Panhandle
Perryton
Shamrock
Silverton
Tulia
Wellington
District 2-B
Abernathy
Crosbyton
Floydada
Hale Center
Lamesa
Littlefield
Lockney
Matador
Post
Ralls
Slaton
Snyder
Spur
Sudan
Tahoka
District 3-B
Albany
Anson
Baird
Big Spring
Caddo
Carbon
DeLeon
Desdemona
Dublin
Gorman
Hamilton
Hamlin
Haskell
Knox City
Merkel
Moran
Rotan
Stamford
Stephenville
Sweetwater
Thurber
District 4-B
Archer City
Bowle
Bridgeport
Burkburnett
Chillicothe
Crowell
Decatur
Fairview
Gordon
Graham
Henrietta
Iowa Park
Jacksboro
FW Masonic Home
Nocona
Olney
Paducah
Quanah
Seymour
Strawn
St. Jo
Venus
District 5-B
Bonham
Celeste
Celina
Commerce
Cooper
Farmersville
Forney
Garland
Highland Park
Honey Grove
Kaufman
Kemp
Leonard
Mesquite
Plano
Rockwall
Van Alstyne
Whitesboro
Whitewright
District 6-B
Atlanta
Clarksville
Emory
Gilmer
Henderson
Longview
Mount Pleasant
New Boston
Winnsboro
District 7-B
Alpine
Barstow
Fort Stockton
Marfa
Midland
Odessa
Pecos
Stanton
District 8-B
Ballinger
Bertram
Boerne
Brady
Briggs
Burnet
Coleman
Fredericksburg
Junction
Kerrville Tivy
Lampasas
Marble Falls
Mason
Menard
Richland Springs
Rochelle
San Saba
Santa Anna
Sonora
Winters
District 9-B
Bartlett
Belton
Clifton
Corsicana State Home
Dawson
Ferris
Gatesville
Groesbeck
Hubbard
Italy
Itasca
Killeen
Kosse
Lorena
Lott
Marlin
Mart
McGregor
Meridian
Martens
Mexia
Milford
Moody
Mount Calm
Rosebud
Teague
District 10-B
Center
Jasper
San Augustine
Trinity
District 11-B
Barksdale
Brackettville
Cotulla
Devine
Del Rio
Eagle Pass
Hondo
Laredo Martin
Pearsall
Sabinal
Uvalde
District 12-B
Bastrop
Buda
Elgin
Flatonia
Florence
Giddings
Georgetown
Gonzales
Granger
Hallettsville
Kyle
La Grange
Lexington
Lockhart
Nixon
San Marcos
Schulenburg
Smiley
Smithville
Taylor
District 13-B
Bedias
Bremond
Brenham
Bryan
Caldwell
Cameron Yoe
Conroe
Franklin
Hearne
Huntsville
Madisonville
Navasota
Rockdale
Thorndale
District 14-B
Alvin
Angleton
Bay City
Daisetta
Dayton
Eagle Lake
El Campo
Freeport
Goose Creek
Harrisburg
Hull
Humble
La Porte
Sour Lake
Texas City
West Columbia
District 15-B
SA Alamo Heights
Beeville
Cuero
Edna
Floresville
Goliad
Kenedy
Lytle
Poteet
Runge
Seguin
Somerset
Victoria
Yoakum
Yorktown
District 16-B
Alice
Brownsville Hanna
Donna
Edinburg
Falfurrias
Kingsville
Mercedes
McAllen
Robstown
Pharr-San Juan
San Benito
Sinton
Taft
Weslaco
1924 District Champions
District 1-1A - Vernon
District 2-1A - Cisco
District 3-1A - Cleburne
District 4-1A - Waco
District 5-1A - Dallas Oak Cliff
District 6-1A - Marshall
District 7-1A - Beaumont High
District 8-1A - Temple
District 1-B - Pampa
District 2-B - Slaton
District 3-B - Stephenville
District 4-B - Graham
District 5-B - Highland Park
District 6-B - Longview
District 7-B - Odessa
District 8-B - Lampasas
District 9-B - Belton
District 10-B - Jasper
District 11-B - Sabinal
District 12-B - Granger
District 13-B - Caldwell
District 14-B - Humble
District 15-B - Yorktown
District 16-B - Robstown
The 1924 Playoffs
1st Round (Class B Teams played against each other)
Pampa - 3
Slaton - 0
Highland Park - 20
Longview 0
Stephenville - 7
Graham - 0
Lampasas - 44
Odessa - 0
Jasper - 9
Humble - 6
Belton - 7
Caldwell - 0
Sabinal - 12
Granger - 9
Robstown - 1
Yorktown - 0
(forfeit win)
2nd Round (Class B winners in Round 1 played Class A District Champs)
Vernon - 39
Pampa - 0
Dallas Oak Cliff - 20
Highland Park - 7
Cisco - 43
Stephenville - 12
Cleburne - 70
Lampasas - 10
Marshall - 33
Jasper - 0
Waco - 26
Belton - 0
Temple - 19
Sabinal - 14
Beaumont High - 12
Robstown - 0
Quarterfinals
Dallas Oak Cliff - 39
Vernon - 0
Cisco - 30
Cleburne - 0
Beaumont High - 16
Marshall - 6
Waco - 27
Temple - 0
Semifinals
Dallas Oak Cliff - 52
Cisco - 7
Waco - 10
Beaumont High - 0
State Championship Game
Where: Fair Park Stadium (Dallas)
When: December 20th, 1924
Dallas Oak Cliff 31 - Waco 0