Sandies Eye Lubbock Game as New A Club Forms
High school athletes organize an A club to protect the letter award and build athletic tradition. Earl Boyles elected president with coaches Hays Dutton and Hull guiding practice for a determined season.
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Sandice
Thi
Lubbock
Earl Boyles
Arthur Hamilton
Richard Galle
Ross Larsen
Bill Fienniken
Aucean Fairey
Frank Borden
Lane McAfee
Kenyon Rockwell
Aubrey Fairey
Earl Bishop
Carter Bassett
Leon Yoakum
Frank Barton
Edward Pearce
Richard Gallo
Hays, Dutton and
Hull
Sandies
Three Eastern Teams Sever Grid Relations
Eastern grid relations fray as Pitt and Lafayette sever annual games for at least a year. Lafayette cites Pitt refusal to visit Easton next season and six of seven meetings since 1919 at Pitt. Army Syracuse and Harvard Princeton also suspend games over roughness and ill feeling.
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Associated Press
Easton
University of Pittsburgh
Lafayette
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Army
Syracuse
Harvard
Princeton
Big Three no longer dominate football as era changes
The article notes the South's rise in football led by Alabama and Tulane, shifting power away from Harvard Yale and Princeton. It discusses players, coaches, and upcoming key Southern matchups, while contrasting with losses by the traditional Big Three and Yale’s recent struggles.
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Vole
Preeten
Gmert
Bert
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Bulldog
Tiger
Crimson
Holy Cross
Geneva
Amherst
Washington and
Lee
Navy
Lehigh
Cmee
Brown
West Point
Maryland
Army
Lost Dog in San Jacinto Aged Setter Missing
A reader asks Tack to insert a note about an eight year old female Irish setter that strayed from home in San Jacinto last week and requests help finding the dog. Contact by telephone 1924-1.
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San Jacinto
Rodeo Promises To Be Outclassed On Grid
Fort Worth November 16 The Fat Stock Show Rodeo faces a much stronger test as Texas Christian University prepares to play against Southern Methodist University on Thanksgiving Day The article comically notes players and horses in a lighthearted sports tone while previewing the TCU vs SMU game and the undefeated Frogs.
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Rodeo
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern Conference
Fiee
Gerald Mann
Hume
Cortemeglian
Wade
Frogs
Purple
Razor Becks
Bell
Yaqui Joe Demonstrates English Learning in Falls
The fragmentary text notes Yaqui Joe as a strong English student at Falls with mentions of a voting event and chess, showing interest in language study and local activities. The garbled lines reference wards, people, and community events, suggesting a midwestern small town newspaper snippet.
A. A. U. Prominits Foreign Athletes Competing Here
A. A. U. showcases foreign athletes set to compete on local grounds. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR but the article highlights international entrants and regional interest.
Unbeaten Teams Face Final Tests This Weekend
Two of the East's four undefeated squads will play decisive clashes Saturday. La Fayette seeks an easy win over Lehigh while New York University braces for a major test against Nebraska in Lincoln. Yale Harvard, Brown Navy Yale dominate light schedules as Thanksgiving week looms.
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United States
Little Centre College
Harvard
Vanderbilt
Minnesota
Pasadena
Alabama
University of Washington
Pooley Hubert
Mack Brown
Buckler
University of Alabama
Tennessee
Crimson Tide
Tulane
Obama
Peggy” Flournoy
Associated Press
New York
la Fayette
Lehigh
Nebraska Corn Huskers
New York University
Gotham
Lincoln
Yale
New Haven
Brown
Navy
Middies
Loyola
Army
Bruins
New Hampshire
Colgate
Holy Cross
Boston College
Syracuse
Boston University
Ursinus
Gettysburg
Niagara
Harry Hartz Sets Pace In Charlotte Auto Race
Harry Hartz of Modena California, 1936 champion, leads Charlotte field as he drives to a high finish in the 200 mile race at the Speedway. The event awards a world prize of $63 and features top contenders from across the circuit.
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Charlotte
Harry Harts
Momena
Cal
le Totley & Grester
Penton
Ranger Ciscs Abilene Tie in Triple Grid
Local sports note reports Ranger Ciscs and Abilene sharing a 4 4 score in a tied grid event. Unclear details follow from fragmented OCR text.
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Ranger
Ciscs
Abilene
Minnesota and Michigan set to clash as title race heats
In the Western Conference fight for the title Minnesota peers a decisive clash with Michigan after routing Butler 81 to 0. Northwestern faces Iowa while Ohio State eyes Illinois as every Big Ten team meets a conference foe next Saturday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minesota Gophers
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Northwestern
Iowa
Wild Cats
Gophers
Spears
Wabash
Wisconsin
Butler
Joesting Almquist
Nydahl
Ann Arbor
Yost
Towa
Big Ten
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Dallas to host 1927 Professional Golfers Association meet
The Professional Golfers Association elected Alex Pirie as president and awarded the 1927 championship meeting to Cedar Crest Country Club in Dallas Texas marking the first time the event will be held there Detroit will host the 1928 annual meeting Sargent retires after six years as president Willie Ogg W H Way and Neil Christian named VP Ernest Anderson chosen secretary treasurer Britain plans an invading pro team to compete in Oakmont and a Walker Cup style trophy is proposed for inter national pro competition
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Willie Ogg
Worcester
Mass
W. H. Way
Cleveland
Neil Christian
Yakima
Washington
Ernest Anderson
Great Britain
Atlantic
British Professional Golfers’ Association
United States
Oakmont
Detroit
School Boy Notches 52 Yard Drop Kick Record Highlight
A local record notes a school boy's 52 yard drop kick amid notes on Cedar Crest golf course. The piece mentions Johns Cabesic of Itenwood high and KR E Poa of Wooster high sharing a 55 yard drop kick record. Fred Greenhill adds hazards and bunkers to Cedar Crest to test golfers with a 595 yard longest hole and par 7. Harry Cooper, Pacific Coast champion, learned his craft on Cedar Crest, with a course record of 66 tied this year.
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Johe Cabesic
Itenwood High
KR. E Poa
Wooster High
Fred Greenhill
Cedar Crest
Harry Cooper
Pacific Coast
Greenhill
Cedar Crest Golf Course to Host 1927 PGA Championship
The Cedar Crest Country club course in Dallas is described as a championship grade layout. It runs about 6,259 yards normally, with back tees lengthening it for championship events. The hill and dale design features natural hazards such as ravines.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Cedar Crest Country Club
Professional Golfers Association of America
Adlerika advertised as bowel cleanser relief
A testimonial from Mrs. T A Derosia claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels, stops gas, relieves bloating, and improves sleep and digestion. The ad cites claimed removal of old poisons and recommends druggists, including Post Office Drug Co in Amarillo.
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Adlerika
T. A. Derosia
Amarillo
Post Office Drug Co
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