Wolves and Cats in Annual Struggle at Fair Park
Prescott's eleven meets the Wolves in the annual grid rivalry at Fair Park this afternoon. The Cats, aiming to halt Prescott's hot streak, prepare a stiff fight as Coach Willing reshapes the lineup and drills the team for a hard fought contest amid local expectations of a strong offensive showing.
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The Athlete’s Prize in the College System
A critique of college athletics and subsidization debates following a Carnegie Foundation report. The piece argues players endure strain balancing sports and studies, with some athletes facing nervous breakdowns, while universities reap fame and incentives. It notes calls for substantial university support beyond fleeting applause or All-America honors.
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Nashville Horatia Dispute Over Final Football Score
A Nashville Horatia gridiron clash ended in controversy as Homer J. Merriott, the official scorer, declared the game a tie after reviewing the play near the goal line. Merriott's Saturday letter to Horatio officials states his final decision as his honest opinion.
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Fans Drive To El Dorado Fordyce Football Clash
Fans from the Wig oil town travel to El Dorado for the Fordyce football game seen as a decisive step in Fordyce Redbugs bid for the championship. Local sentiment favors a win that would keep Fordyce undefeated this season.
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Unclear fragment prompts question on pay for football players
Fragment questions whether players deserve compensation for risking death in football. It suggests salary as recompense and criticizes the idea that fans pay to fill stadiums while players risk life for others’ entertainment.
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Davis & Elkins Founder Remembered by Widow Supporter
In Iquique Chile a rattler dream surfaces while Stanislaus Loagaai recalls a boxing match film. Davis & Elkins College founder Stephen B. Elkins is noted, with widow Hollie Davis Hakins, over 70, as a strong supporter. Sem Wakeman and others from Cornell and Tulane are highlighted by observers.
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