San Antonio golf ad praised as best public course
Crafts Higgins, editor of Golfers Magazine, touts Brackenridge Park as the nation’s top public course. He urges San Antonio to promote winter golf, attract amateurs, and host regular tournaments to boost hotels, stores, and newspapers. Higgins says two more public courses and improved train links could draw northern players and tourists.
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Ball clubs pursue player trades in Buffalo chaos
In Buffalo the minor leagues trade spree continues as clubs announce deals and waivers. Prominent names shift between teams including White to Pacific Coast and Vinelti toward City, with confusion over contracts and the “player dealt” rule. The next minor league gathering is set for Louisville.
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Frost Team Wins National Boat Race Amid Foggy Forecast
Frost team clinched the national boat race title as crews battled fog and choppy water. Competitors from Commercial and FiranghortaBuаtess vied for top honors, with Dor the Potchonulch's foliage noted as a decorative backdrop.
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Slugging match predicted for Friday at BMAC
An old fashioned slugging bout headlines the Business Men's Athletic Club card at Beethoven hall Friday night. Bobby Green and Bill Alg ers are declared ready for action in a twelve round main event. Preliminary six and four round bouts feature Willie Lopez versus Jack Avalon and others. Referee Dell Cotten will oversee the program with sportlike anticipation.
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Conference tightens hold on activities of member schools
The Southwestern Conference will decide which outside athletic teams members may play and ban conference athletes from bars and storiting. Minor changes are planned for next season following Thursday’s meeting, including a resolution to restrain members from playing outside contests.
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Conference Rules Limit Football Play Across 1922 Season
A report outlines conference rules barring football participation after the second week of December without consent, forbidding nonstandard contests outside the regular schedule, and restricting school officials from authorizing such games. A committee investigated Arkansas player Kinkelman for five years on the team. Invitations were issued for teaching, wrestling, and track meets at Arkansas, Texas A M, Mayfair, and Oklahoma A M. Officers were re-elected: J. S. McIntosh president, H. Trentham vice president, B. C. Gallagher secretary-treasurer.
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Giants to reshuffle infield with Groh Frisch slated for infield
New York Giants manager G John d Metra outlines a planned infield overhaul. Groh would move to third base, Frisch to second, Kelly to first, Hancroft to short, and Ava Heinie Urol’s 24000-dollar infield requisition shaping a potent lineup. Rawlings to utility infield and Cunningham eyed for center field as potential additions. six teams remain tied in a Manhattan six day race with 1805 miles covered.
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Centre College to Meet Notre Dame in San Diego Bowl
San Diego announces Centre College Cornels will face Notre Dame in San Diego on December 26. Local officials confirm telegram acceptance and note student and minor support from the college community. Washington and Jefferson invited to play California in Pasadena. Centre-T. C. O. T. game canceled in Fort Worth by local officials.
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Gridders to Havana for Christmas Games
Oxford Mississippi December reports the University of Mississippi football and basketball teams accepting invitations from the Choctaw Athletic Club for Christmas day games in Havana. Coach Sullivan, Mississippi, is optimistic about the trip and the chances in the Cuban contest.
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Rotary Night at Majestic Theater Planned for December 16
The Rotary club schedules a Friday night event titled Stotary Night at the Majestic theater. Members and their families are to attend, with plans for a daily routine surrounding the performance.
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The Grafor One Act Play At Rotary Benefit
The Graf or one act play by J Frank Davie will run all next week under Rotary auspices. Written produced staged and acted by local club members. Proceeds fund the Rotary Christmas tree for orphans and needy children. About $600 from the service and roughly $2000 raised by members brings gifts total near $2500.
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Valued Painting Sold in Auction of 85 Dollars
New York and Delaware notes report a newly purchased painting valued at 85 dollars. The work titled Girl With a Letter by John George Brown, who died in 1913, was found by Berters, an actor, and eyed by Z art collectors for its historical references in letters and diaries. The 18 by 20 inch canvas shows a girl at a table with a half folded letter.
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The Patriot Mil t Collins Speaker of the Hose
The fragmentary notice mentions Milt Collins with the title The Patriot and a reference to Speaker of the Hose, indicating a civic or community leadership note in a historical newspaper fragment.
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