Notre Dame Faces Trojan Power In East West Tilt
Notre Dame prepared to test its speed and aerial game against Southern California in the East West showdown. Coach Rockne and Howard Jones expect a hard fought contest with key duels including Flanagan versus Keer and Cra vath against Boeringer as the Cardinals seek an upset.
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Fate Assigns Back to Her Fate Assigns Back to Her
A deer hunt ends with Mrs. Gurzell shooting a buck after two shots miss. Edmund Gutzeit is noted as a skilled hunter in a tale of fate and persistence during a Yazhaven camp hunt near Serville. The buck dies from a neck break after a final, careful shot by Mrs. Gurzell.
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Notre Dame Found Unbeaten Streak Extends Ten Season Run
Notre Dame and Knute Rockne era teams posted an extraordinary 82 wins, 8 losses, and 2 ties over ten seasons with only one nonconference setback, establishing a record pace across the period.
Kaer Expected to Trouble Notre Dame in Los Angeles
Morton Kaer of Southern California, the All America halfback, is billed to test Knute Rockne's Notre Dame squad in a Los Angeles Saturday afternoon clash. Kaer has accumulated more ground than Red Grange over three seasons and averages 6.4 yards per carry.
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Landis Proposal Sparks NL MLB Meeting Ahead
National League leaders set a Chicago meeting two weeks hence to discuss a commission by Landis and possible season schedule changes. Bosses push for a three-man joint committee to resolve friction between leagues as Heydler notes the need for clear authority and shared goals.
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Hegsler
Hoppe to quit three cushion billiards after cloth cut incident
New York, Dec. 4. Lie Hoppe announces retirement from three cushion billiards after a table cloth slashing disrupted a 600 point match with Gus Copulos of Detroit. He will finish the current match then avoid three cushion events and withdraw from the world tournament next month.
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Two Unbeaten Elevens Set for A B Clash at League Park
Alamo Heights Mules and Range Yellow Jackets meet Saturday at 8 pm on Josephine Street in a District 15 unofficial Class B title clash. Range, undefeated, is district champion by league recognition. Heights, 8-0, seeks to prove the strongest in the district with coach Vrazier drilling a large crowd expected. The game features three all city standouts Pete Turner Zobin and Carl Menger and promises a high level battle as Runge’s undefeated squad travels in for a pivotal test.
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Robins Put 2 Vets on Block
Two Brooklyn veterans Zach Wheat and Burleigh Grimes will be on the market at the National League owners meeting December 14 and 15. St Louis and Cincinnati seek Grimes, Wheat likely heads to an American League club as a fine hitter.
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Austin Overtakes Houston Poloists in Opening Game
Houston defense faltered in the seventh period as Capital City crew overran Austin to win 11 to 9 in the polo preliminaries. Earl Shaw starred for Trouston with seven of nine goals credited by handicap.
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City loop hosts two basketball games Saturday night
Catholic Community Center and Roemer teams clash in a City Basket Ball league showdown at Gamp Normoyle at eight. An exhibition follows as Sacred Heart meets Camp Normoyle with referee Johnny Yantis blowing the whistle.
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Soccerites Clash as Alamo Meets Germania at San Pedro Park
In the City Soccer league two games are slated for Sunday afternoon. The Alamo club faces Germania at 3 PM on the San Pedro Park field. Fort Sam Houston Prison Guard eleven meets Second division at 1 30 PM on the Arm Post field.
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Eight Amateur Bouts Head Edwards Card at Beethoven Hall
Eight four round amateur bouts on Al Edwards card at Beethoven Hall Saturday night begin at 8 30. Edwards reserves partners and groups boxers before matches. Surviving tournament boxers win gold watches and prizes as part of a five week amateur series with weekly shows. Bargain prices set, competing with Edwards regular bi weekly pro cards.
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McMurry Squad to Return with 18 Lettermen for 1926
Eighteen McMurry football players received letters for the 1926 season, including Captain Wallace Hill and players at quarterback end halfback and guard positions. The group will be eligible for next season. Granger high school won the District 7 and 8 B class titles by beating Brownwood 12 to 0. Park Hill Estates advert follows.
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Gull Grabs Golf Ball On Monterey Peninsula
James A. Mackenzie former California Golf Association president and Gouveneur Morris the novelist recount a storm blown gull snatching a golf ball during a game at the Monterey Peninsula Quantry club course. Morris says it landed as lost in a water hazard while Mackenzie calls it outside interference.
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Waco Stars Outmatched as Subs Win 35 to 0
After three hard games in ten days Waco Highs backfield stars faltered under Houston San Jacinto Inc defense. Coach Tyson benched the regulars for second-stringers who dominated the field, and the Tigers surged to a 35 0 semifinal victory.
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Marshall High Mavericks Blank McKinney to Clinch District Title
Marshall High Mavericks defeated McKinney High 47 to 0 to clinch the Districts 5 and 6 championship. Captain Leonard Clark starred with a 68 yard touchdown run and Brutus Harris added a 45 yard score after an interception. Mavericks made 12 first downs to McKinney's nine.
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Two More State High Games Set for Saturday
Two state high school playoff games are scheduled for Saturday afternoon. Oak Cliff of Dallas visits Cleburne and Ranger meets Wichita Falls, with winners advancing to the semi finals. Waco will play Marshall next week.
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Millers to Train in Alabama Town
The Millers plan spring training in Decatur Alabama after Mika Keiley the Minneapolis Manager rejected San Antonio as unsuitable. Detroit Tigers had considered San Antonio for 1927 camp but were dropped from the list. Bill Cook of the New York Rangers leads NHL scoring with five goals in as many games tied with Carson Cowper and Nels Stewart for second place.
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Missouri Valley Teams Set for Southwest Battles
Des Moines reports the Missouri Valley schedule shows Southern Methodist University traveling to Dallas for a football game against the University of Missouri. Vergy University draws Kansas Aggies in Austin on November 1, per the Missouri Valley schedule committee.
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Sprints Precede Bike Race Start In New York
Sprints heat up New York crowds at Madison Square Garden ahead of a six day bike meet starting tomorrow. Alf Goulet returns to racing in a match sprint with Franco Georgetti while Reggie McNamara faces Gaetano Belloni in an Australian purse event. Fourteen teams enter the opener amid strong showings from Goulet and McNamara. DECATUR district high school lass B title goes to Decatur over Archer City 7 to 6. Park Hill Estates advert follows.
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