Clarendon and Wayland Lead Junior College Enrollments
Enrollment data for 1924-1925 compiled by Charles KE Finley shows Clarendon College seventh with 298 students and Wayland Baptist College eighth with 272 in municipal and denominational junior colleges. West Texas State College leads the state schools with 1,986 enrollments. totals span municipal, denominational, and state institutions plus correspondence and medical, engineering, and university groups across Texas.
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Clarendon and
Wayland
Charles KE. Finley
Texas A. & M. College
The
Association of Texas Colleges
Clarendon College
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
West Texas State Fee College
Canyon
Baylor U
University of Texas
Rice
Numerous college and high school football results listed
A long list of football scores from many colleges and high schools across the nation. Notable outcomes include Dartmouth 82 over Harvard 9, Navy 87 over Washington 0, Notre Dame 9 over Minnesota 7, Yale 20 over Brown 7, and Texas Tech 13 over Clarendon College 7, among many others.
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Franklin and Marshall
Swarthmore
Texas Tech
Clarendon College
Simmons
West Texas
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Kaggree and Jefferson
la Fayette
Syracuse
Providence
Boston College
Allegheny
Bucknell
Georgetown
Colgate
Princton
Maine
Bates
Niagara
Hobart
Oberlin
Case
St. John
St. Stephens
Rhode Island State
College of the City of New York
Dartmouth
Harvard
St. Joseph College
Manhattan
Susquehanna
Schuykill
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Yale
Brown
Alfred
St. Bonaventure
Penn State
Michigan Aggies
Navy
Washington
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Columbia
Williams
Tulane
Northwestern
Iowa
Ohio State
Missouri
Kansas Aggies
Wisconsin
Purdue
Nebraska
Kansas
University of Detroit
Quantico Marines
Lehigh
Rutgers
New York U
Middlebury
Texas
Rice
Oklahoma
Washington and Lee
Virginia Foly
Town State
Colby
Bowdoin
Wabash
Butler
Indiana
Drexel
New Hampshire Univ
Springfield
Culver Military
Waynesburg
West Minster
Grove City
Marietta
Muhlenberg
Dickinson
Lebanon Valley
Villa Nova
Union
R. P
F. and
Clarkson
Rochester
Holy Cross
Vermont
Haverford
Hamilton
Se Elkins
University of Buffalo
John Carroll
Cansus
Conn. Aggies
Tufts
Virginia Military
North Carolina State
Hereford
Tulsa
Seymour
Crowell
Fredericksburg
Mason
Cuero
Yorktown
Alamo Heights
Poteet
Kingsville
Taft
Rotan
Knox City
Athens
Livingston
Post
Ralls
Winnsboro
Cooper
Pearsall
Uvalde
Alpine
Pecos
Lamesa
O'Donnell
Fort Stockton
Marathon
Vernon
Electra
Eden
Melvin
Texas City
Angelton
Whitewright
Floresville
Waco
Corsicana
Bryan
Dallas
Denison
Canyon
Claude
Brownwood
San Baba
Nocona
Bridgeport
West Columbia
el Campo
Cameron
Garland
Ler
Sulphur Springs
Giddings
la Grange
Henrietta
Bellevue
Hiryan
Caldwell
Celeste
Rockwall
Lufkin
Jacksonville
Odessa
Midland
Tiasea
Mount Calm
Round Rock
Thrall
Mlaton
Littlefield
Folinbure
Donna
Ploydada
Lorenso
Greenville
Karnes City
Lorena
Martin
Coleman
Winters
Cherokee
Golithwaite
Cisco
Treckenridge
Longview
Carthage
Perryton
Canadian
Houston
Austin
Mineral Welle
Gilmer
Clarkeville
Riceland Springs
Lometa
Stephenville
Rising Star
Palestine
Nacogdoches
Forsebud
Dublin
Mamilten
University of Florida
Wakeforest
Mouigg Plea for Work Next Go Days
John B Mcquigg of Sutsnah Nan American Legion reports the Seventh Annual Convention at Omaha has set annual objectives. The aim is to clear old business within sixty days and begin an organized effort to recruit new members. The national commander will lead a nationwide drive to reach a million members by October 19.
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John B. McQuigg
American Legion
American Oes
Omaha
Bndh Dments
Legion
Campalento
Geante Geom
Olton Bucks Defeat Plainview Second Team 19 to 18
Olton high school Bucks remain undefeated this season with five wins after beating Plainview high second team 19 to 18. The Bucks previously defeated Sudan twice Kress and Muleshoe with a combined score of 119 to 31 for opponents.
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Olton
Bucks
Plainview High
Sudan
Kress
Muleshoe
Colgate Defeats Princeton In Rainy Palmer Stadium
Princeton lost to Colgate 9 to 0 at Palmer Stadium in Princeton New Jersey as 12 000 spectators endured a driving rain. Tryon sparked Colgate, while Princeton fought hard for three quarters before giving way late in the game to allow Colgate nine points in seven minutes.
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Princeton
N. J
Tryon
Colgate
Warner Stars in Horse Shoe Lueck at Liberty for 2 Days
The Liberty Theater opens Monday with J B Warner in Horse Shoe Lueck, featuring Margaret Morris in a leading role praised by film magazines. The program also includes His High and a comedy short, expanding the evening's entertainment for local patrons.
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J. B Warner
The
Liberty
J. B. Warner
Liberty Theater
Margaret Morris
Warner
Acsops
The Rut Gragker by Joe Williams
A satirical column reviews sports and public figures with playful quips about football legends Babe Ruth and Rockne, noting New York personalities, Miss America, and others while musing on publicity and public perception through witty asides.
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the Rut Gragker
Joe Williams
Birmingham Southern crushes Loyola 38 to 0 in New Orleans
Birmingham Southern, an 8 I A A championship aspirant, overwhelmed Loyola 38 to 0 with solid ground gains from Williams Miller Bradford and Black. Loyola’s Smith stood out but could not stop the decisive Alabama attack in a dull game on October 24.
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Birmingham
Loyola
New Orleans
Birmingham Southern
Williams
Miller
Bradford
Black
Smith
Cisco Loboes blank Breckenridge in district matchup
Cisco loboes defeated Breckenridge Buckaroos 13 to 0 at Cisco Friday before a large crowd. Both teams were crippled by injuries and used many reserves. Breckenridge was hampered by the loss of Harrison. Cisco posted seventeen first downs to Breckenridge's two, remaining unscored on in the district and allowing only six first downs in six games.
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Cisco
Breckenridge
Cisco Loboes
Breckenridge Buckaroos
Beckenridge
Harrison
Loboes
Card of Thanks for our wife and aunt death notice
The family expresses gratitude for tokens of friendship and respect shown after the death and burial of our wife and aunt. Signed by L. C. Barrett and Lula Dustin.
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L. C. Barrett
Lula Dustin
Aggies Roar Past TCU 22 to 7 in Stillwater
In Stillwater Oklahoma on October 24 the Oklahoma Aggies defeated Texas Christian University 22 to 7. The Aggies combined a passing attack with hard line plunges and closed with Perry returning a punt 40 yards for a touchdown.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Aggies
Texas Christian University
Aggies
Perry
Sesqui Centennial plan for 1926 college football title match
Philadelphia report outlines a fiscal Sesqui Centenniel football championship with East Middle West Pacific Coast and South teams chosen by officials and prominent writers. The four teams would play two elimination games on November 29 30 with the final on December 4 at a municipal stadium.
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Philadelphia
United States
George W. Orton
William M. Hollenback
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
South
Orton
John L. Griffiths
A. A. Stagg
Knute Rockne
Andy Smith
Big Eastern College
Hollenback
Yale Defeats Brown 20 to 7 in Providence clash
Yale edged Brown 20 to 7 in Providence as both teams scored in the first period. Yale then stifled Brown's offense and added thirteen points in the second period to secure the victory.
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Yale
Brown
Providence
R. I
Elis
Uniform design for headlights now advocated
Science Editor notes standardization in headlight design and uniform laws could improve safety on highways. Officials cite wide state disparities in beam, height, color, and timing. Illuminating Engineering Society pursues a universal code for head and tail lights to end traveler confusion.
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Israel Klein
NEA
Colorado
Florida
Vermont
Texas
Wyoming
Federal Court Docket Highlights Week's Criminal Cases
Federal court schedules show four or five criminal matters on the docket this week with jurors summoned for 10 oclock tomorrow morning. List includes A Chance Hemphill A A Big Gray W O Griffin Childress L B Steel Dallam W B Wood n a Ww I Simms Carson Claude Higgins Deaf Smith J M a Donley J J Williams Dallam C R Barber Deaf Smith Ben Purcell Childress W M Witterding Bailey H A O Dell Palmer A V Weaver Lubbock W I Cagle Hall W W White Collings worth C M Raley Oldham C W Bryant Randall Co Y Johnson Hall H G Roffey Randall W C Collins Hartley W R Campbell Gray Guy Gibbs Hale KE B Shankle Floyd Walter St Claire Childress E H Watt Hall D L McDonald Deaf Smith Mack Beach Deaf Smith J F Rush Oldham C C Asker Deaf Smith B W Blackwell Potter Allen Stages Oldham Bob Myers Hale.
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A. Chance
Hemphill
A. A. Big Gray
W. O. Griffin
Childress
L. B. Steel
Dallam
W. B. Wood
Simms
Carson
Claude Higgins
Deaf Smith
J M
A Donley
J. J
Randall
W. C. Collins
Hartley
W. R. Campbell
Gray
Guy Gibbs
Hale
KE. B. Shankle
Floyd
Walter St. Claire
E. H. Watt
Hall
D. L. McDonald
Mack Beach
J. F. Rush
Oldham
C. C. Asker
B. W. Blackwell
Potter
Allen Stages
Bob Myers
Lockney Defeats Olton High 27 to 6 in Home Game
Lockney Long Horns beat Olton High on their local field Friday night 27 to 6, extending their undefeated season record. The triumph maintains Lockney’s perfect mark as the season continues. Local observers noted strong defense and key plays by Lockney backfield to secure the win.
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Lockney
Lockney Long Horns
Olton High
Tulane Defeats Northwestern in Chicago 18 to 7
Tulane University outplayed Northwestern in Chicago taking the game 18 to 7. Flournoy scored all three Tulane touchdowns and was the individual star of the contest as Northwestern's aerial attempts in the final period failed to break through.
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Tulane
Northwestern
Chicago
Tulane University
Flournoy
Dixie
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Municipal and Denomina
Baylor College
Belton Baylor
Simmons U
A. C
U. of Texas
College Station
San Marcos
Denton
E. A
Huntsville
Commerce
W. T
T. C
John Tarleton
Arington
Otalsis
A. Cc. C
S.M. U
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
St. Xaviers
Ohio Northern
Baldwin Wallace
Hiram
Bethany
Geneva
Norwich
Lowell Textile
Virginia
Maryland
Centenary
Tennessee Doctors
Ouacchita College
College of the Ozarks
University of Tennessee
Will Mayfield
Auburn
Howard G. Fort Benning
Catholic University
West Virginia University
West Virginia Wesleyan
Ursnus
George Washington
Ursinus
Ole Misa
Lombard
Tebota Agzies
Dee Motnes
U. of
California
U. of Arizona
Whitman
Oregon
Montana State
Intermountain
of Montana
Montana Mines
U. of Colorado
U. of Utah
St. Mary’s
U. of Nevanda
Stanford
Oregon Aggies College
U. of Wyoming
Regis College
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Phillips
Leonard
Burkburnett
Beaumont
South Park
Catsette
Galveston
Ball High School
Sherman
Oak Cliff
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Polytechnic
Houston Heights
Bartlett
Belton
Mineola
Mount Pleasant
Main Avenue High
Lockhart
Kaufman
Lubbock
Temple
Hillsboro
College
Sweetwater
Abilene
Sreaha Water
Mouigg
Warner Bros
All America
Mission Theatre
Amet Kotor
Olton High School
J.B. Warner
Aesops Fables
Switzerland
Rockne
Senators
Johnny Weissmuller
Goslin
Strang
Jack Britton
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
Napoleon
Fatty Meehan
Jess Williard
Tennessee
Memphis
Centenary College
Tennesseeans
Harry White
York
Georgia
Vanderbilt Commodores
West Virginia
W. A. C. Pittsburgh
F. R. Glenna Collett
Babe” Adams
Pirates
Cornado
Willmore
Elgin
Nee, Beas
Illinois
Hamilton, Howard & Waltham Watches
Victrola
Panhandle Music CO
Polk St
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