23AD'S TEAM TO TACKLE pROCKET ELEVEN ALL SET
The Great Shires and George Tratton ready for Nile Bool with Crockett's Teung and Air Sermen facing Twenty-third Infantry in an Eighth Corps football title clash at Teague Park. Kelly Field's quick start fades as Infantry capitalizes on fumbles and penalties to secure a 12 to 0 lead before the end of the first half.
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Nile Bool
George Tratton
Crockett
Teung
Air Sermen
Hed
Kelly
Rerth’ Nowhapp
Gaiers
Kramer
Atti Meehan
Cundiff
Downe
Croxawaite
Infantry
Byard
Umberger
Faria
Deshinka
Plarant
Dosier
Dioabinka
Harbold
Ony reRgain
Metfner
Paints
Minnis
Deahinko
Indiac
Hellner
Winteir
Heffner
Towle
Woahinka
Adventare
Doshinkaam
Minnis Wal Luimuus
Gus
Lummus
Selly
Doshinka
Briot Downs
Verardine
Viegard
Weffner
Melly
Snochard
Auch
Welly
Fiield
Tandon
Kelly Field
Blood
Deater
Crossveileys
Trekle
Powell
Baginak
Guar
Fuller
Ices
Bower
Meehan
Mitals
Marshal
Barton
Cote
Futitbock
Farinieee Uuibereer
Linus
Chicago
Charles Arthur
the Great
George
Suner-Grant
Trafton
Shires
Fire Founda
Jim Mullen
White City
Sim
Arthur Wis
Ohin
Byr
Arthur
Hack Wilson
West Virginia Mountains
Lomert Shires
Hack
Michael
Cub
Lempsey
Dugouth
O L. Veeck
Wilson
Munekinaburg
W. Va
Haake
Veeck Teould
Tralton Hay
Manero Captures Catalina Prize in Open Golf Title
Tony Manero of New York City wins the second annual Catalina open golf title at a windy San Gabriel course, finishing 42 under par. Olin Dutra trails by one shot, with Mehlhorn in third. prize money totals $1,500 for first and expands through the field with notable pros from Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York.
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Alalon
Catelina Teland
Calif
Tony Manero
York City
Dutra
Mehlhorn
Minero
Los Angeles
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Charles Guest
John Golden
Valersimo
Tao Diegel
Agua Caliente
Rack
Danery Cooper
Buffalo
N.V. Cane
Raney
Ray Mangrum
Tom Stevena
Culver City
Calt
Joe Tunesa
New York
W. A. Cox
Brooklyn
N.Y
Inn
Netson
San Cabriel Country Club
Brookside
Trose
Wil
Mexico Near Soccer Cinch Sees Tight League Race
The Misien club won to nearly clinch the San Antonio association title as Atlas kept the Mexico Seever League lead. Monterrey and Atlas each turned in wins, while Germania beat Alamos 4 to 0 and Alamo failed to field a full team. The Traere gained fifty points in the Mexican league amid a 4 to 0 victory by the Guetrad over Victorias.
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Misien Club
St. Todny Meninnry
San Antonio Association
Tig
Cusmer Cop Posi
Atlas
Cuervas
Mexica
Chamipionshire Rac
Monterey
Atlan
San Antonio
San Pedro Park
Germania
Alamos
Alamo
Anhuse
Tigers
Ata J
Traere
Guetrad
Victorias
Coast Conference Drawing Schedules in San Francisco
Graduate managers and faculty representatives from 10 Pacific Coast Conference colleges begin a three day session in San Francisco to draft 1990 football, basketball and track schedules. They debate opening practice date September 10 and eligibility rule revisions while listing member schools California, Washington, Stanford, Oregon, Washington State, Oregon State, Montana, and Cal.
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San Francisco
Aohies
Bays
California
Washington
Southern Autures
Stanford
Oxegen
Washington State
Oregon State
Inate
Montanal
University of California At Tos Argeler
Rice and Arizona Grid Contests Pending Home and Home
A potential two year home-and-home football series between Rice Institute in Houston and the University of Arizona is under consideration. Contracts were mailed to Arizona but not yet returned, with formal announcement awaiting their arrival. Reports of arrangements in Tucson on Saturday were unconfirmed.
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ATLAN
Dee
Rica Institute
Hourton
Texas
University of Arizona
Ariszona
Hauaton
Weday
Half Million to Garden in 13 Days
New York dispatch reports Garden receipts soar during a three day spell with total tallies hitting six figures for show games. Nightly events yield strong takings as bike races and prize events draw audiences and earnings rise beyond typical expectations.
Eastern Stars Begin Grid Practice
Eastern football stars selected to face the West in the Shrine Game on New Year’s Day started training at Decue Stadium, Northwestern. Coach Kerr and Dick Manley divided selections, with a strong line and notable backs from Notre Dame, Northwestern, Minnesota, Georgetown, and Purdue among others. Four games have been played in the series, with the West winning the first three and the East taking the latest.
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Chicago
Ourtalandinso
Cannon and Toes
Notre Dame
Anderson
Evickann
Northwestern
Bronkr Xiguski
Yunner
Minnesota
Bill Mooney
Georgetown
Red Sleight
Pureue
West
Vrosts Peters
Pass Up Basketball Season Decision Cited
In a brief note, the season is trimmed to allow more time for other sports and practice after the Christmas holidays. Coach Walter Miller referenced the plan to develop the team in each area, with basketball elimination freeing schedule space.
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Seenening
Munday
Walter Miller
Rick
Four-Side League Hosts Double Bill Night
South Side and West Side teams headline a Woodlawn double header with Elst Side Phantoms facing Light wahten and North Side Panthers meeting Wesley Native eagers. Games begin at 7 and 1 o'clock, with strong local rivals set for evening action.
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Kel Bast Seagur
Wahten
Magnee
Phantoms
Sfondagni
Woodlawn
Nko Gyenraenlen
Panthers
Wesley Hative Eagers
Hockey Scores Netirtin 6 Toronto 3
Hockey scores show Netirtin defeating Toronto 6 to 3 as the game tally. Other lines mention teams such as St Tanis A Kansas and N Y Americans with scattered scores and city references. The fragmentary report lists Pittsbourgh and New Haven with unclear context or outcomes.
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Netrnit
Toronto
St. Tanis A. Kansas
Tristan
N.Y. Americans
Pittsbourgh
New Havena
College sport probe begins in South
An executive committee discussed investigations into scholarships and other aid to athletes across member schools. It approved a plan to appoint a committee from within the association to probe practices, with findings kept private. Resignations of Oglethorpe and Fannin were under consideration and petitions from several educators were reviewed.
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Mobile
Alan
Dee
Clinton
Doctor Proving
Linelar Provine
Smithers Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Dr. Provine
Carnegie
Pub
Larnese Foundation
Iight
Gilligags
College Auiletins
Oglethoege
Fannin
Enderskin
Cits
Misaivsiony
Wattiesburg
Murens Eta
Murray
Key
Torala
Orleans
Loyely
Kansas Faces Washburn In Big Six Conference Clash
Kansas plans revenge as it travels to Volieka to face Washburn in a non conference game touted among Big Six teams. Other showdowns include Missouri at Columbia, Iowa State at Indianola, Oklahoma at Norman, and Texas A and M at St Marys with several exhbitions listed across Kansas.
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Kansas Coly
Kansas
Washburn
Volieka
Jayhawkers
Ire
Thenoint
Oolhergata
Lissouri
Columbi Eatrz
Tuestas
Elks Tennis Scrimmage Set With Schreiner Institute
Virgil Winters leads Cir basket league Elks to Kerrville for back to back games against Schreiner Institute on Tuesday and Wednesday with local prep notes and schedules mixed in. DETRO Dec. 16. Erwin Tudolnh struggled in a high pace Packers game as the Recreation building hosts a late afternoon event.
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ELKS
Schreiner Institute
Virgil Winters
Cir Basketba
Elke
Kerrville
Schreiner Tastitun
Natal
Detro
Erwin Tudolnh
Chiente
Packer
Walsh Critics McKellar Pay Athletes Idea Sparks Debate
A wave of revision erupts over Major W. J. McKellar's proposal from the University of the South to pay college athletes from institutional funds. Concerns arise about professionalism, with athletic departments and observers warning such a shift could undermine amateurism and trigger wider consequences. The debate touches on ethics, funding, and potential ripple effects across universities including Carnegie Foundation implications.
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Davis J
Walsh Bonok
Spurca Vetler
New York
W. JS. McKellar
University of the South
Hayes
Caevar
SteKelimr
Inday
Koma
Miako
Weekend Sports in Brief AVALGN Vons Mnavera Lournament
Weekend sports brief summaries report a series of results and near-misses across multiple leagues and events. Notable items include pro football season wrapups with Green Bay, college and amateur competitions, and local club matches.
Motor Races Postponed to December 29
Persistent rain forced postponement of the automobile races slated for Sunday at Mixposition grounds. The new date is Sunday December 29, with the same field from Houston likely to participate and several Houston entries expected to join San Antonio competitors.
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Houston
Chery
San Antonio
sLaTtern
Shikat and Calza Wrestling Again Tonight
Shikat, the world renowned heavyweight pro wrestler, again faces George Calza in a no holds barred bout at the Serents Fleet Regiment Janniors. Shikat holds a slight favorite edge as he seeks another victory in the title duel.
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Richie
Shikai
Paris
Lille
George Calen
Serents-Fleet
Janniors
Schissler Signs Extension To Coach Oregon Through 1938
Corvallis Oregon head football coach Paul Schissler has signed a contract to coach at Oregon until 1938. The formal agreement, disclosed today, keeps Schissler at the university through the 1938 season and outlines duties and terms of employment.
Archery Club Plans Sunday Turkey Shoot
The Archers club announces a Sunday turkey shoot at its weekly meet in the Sen Tedeo pack range. No participants named, but the event is set for next Sunday.
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Archery Club
Archers Club
Sen Tedeo
Mar Enier
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