Government Hill Loses Hard-Fought Game At Kelly Field
The Government Hill team fell to a strong Hill squad Sunday at San Pedro Park before a large crowd. Eubank, Schaezler, and Piaunkuchesi sparked a Hill march, with a 35 yard kickoff return and a key pass play. the lone first quarter touchdown came from Arthur Schuezler to Eubank.
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Giants to Train in California Rumor Unconfirmed
A 1923 spring training report claimed the New York Giants would train in California with San Francisco and San Antonio figures cited. No confirmation from New York, and San Antonio ties are contested amid internal committee and club officials.
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Kelly Field versus Hill Aerial clash ends in narrow loss
A hard fought game sees Schaegler’s pass falter near the goal line and Eubank sprint 70 yards before being forced out. Kelly Field battles back with strong defense led by McKee while Hill’s last minute attempts fail as Reynolds and the Flyers suffer several injuries.
Government Hill to play one more game after January 1
The Government Hill team plans a final game after January 1 if arranged at League Park New Year’s Day. Kerrville all stars led by Mex Redwine and Ellington Field of Houston seek a contest, hoping to test Hill after their recent scoreless showing. Alumni of Danville College hosted a reception for the team en route to San Diego for a December 26 Arizona game. Walter Johnson’s 1 year old daughter died of meningitis at their Collerville home.
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Sinn Sneir Hardware Company
Losoya St.Ady
Cap Hagewood Named Captain Of Knights Of Columbus Eleven
Cap Hagewood was elected captain of the 1922 Knights of Columbus football team. Lloyd Weber was re-elected manager at a Sunday night meeting before the team's banquet at the Gunter hotel. The squad, finishing its season, will travel to Kerrville next Monday to play the AU-Storg as Independents. About 50 attendees filled the banquet, with many players present and speeches by several officers and guests.
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Anita Denisen
Knights of Columbus Order
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Mackmen to Ardmore for Philadelphia team training
Ardmore Ohio December 19 the chance that the Philadelphia American League baseball team will train here next season was shared in a letter to the chamber of commerce from Mack Cunle pilot of the Athletics Local sportsmen express confidence that the arrangements to bring the team can be completed satisfactorily
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Athletic union chief warns pros face punishment in story
Boston December 10 William O Prout head of the American Athletic Union said if Joie Ney Sank Teomis Loren Murchison and Jackson Scholz Famous Winners are found guilty of professionalism charges they would be punished He added those responsible in the game would also be dealt with to maintain fair play
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Unclear Quote on Athletic Discipline Debated
The fragment discusses alleged breaches of discipline by athletes and a statement by Ge rat Mx. Wrone about not rushing public judgment. It notes that admission of guilt should come from proper proceedings and criticizes public knowledge as moderate.
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Form High Conference formed by eight high schools
Fort Smith Arkansas reports the formation of a new high school conference by eight schools from four states. Founding officers include Harry A Faulkner Muskogee president Allen C Foster Springfield vice president and Earl Brighley Little Rock secretary treasurer. The 1922 football season opens October 28 with Muskogee facing Fort Smith. Nebraska boxing official Doyle announces Andy Schmader suspended indefinitely for continual fouls against George Lamson in Omaha.
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Dempsey to Join New Sports Union Alliance
New York December report says heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kesrns applied for membership in the National Sports Alliance. The group formed to protect professional athletes and seek AFL affiliation. Senator James Walker attended the meeting and was named to a committee to approach the state housing commission on alliance platform and constitution.
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Sacred Heart Girls Defeat Frim St Gerad’s Team
Sacred Heart girls notch a win as the Saint Gerad’s squad falters in a регион match term. The report highlights the decisive plays by the Sacred Heart squad and notes the uneven performance by the opposing team.
Ida Glover Leads Narrow Win Over Sacred Heart
Ida Glover's team defeated Sacred Heart by a close score asRt Gerard's girls posted a 14 to 4 margin in another game. The Bt Getunl'n bays were noted with an exciting contrast as teams competed for early season standings.
Army hangars burned at Dangiey Field in Newport News
Four large frame hangars at Dangiey Field were destroyed by fire early this morning causing a loss exceeding 200000 dollars. The origin is under investigation by a board of inquiry. One Marlin bunker also destroyed.
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San Benito Victors Narrowly Defeat Brownsville High in Season Finale
San Benito High wins the season finale 7 to 6 over Brownsville High in a tight football clash at Brownsville. A local spectator stated about 5 a.m. a crowd of renters attended from here to the game. Meridian Baseball Association stockholders announce plan to seek entry into the Cotton States League next year.Sam Yar Hardware Company at 1719 Losoya Street advertises.
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Twelfth Artillery Triumphs in Final Polo Contest
The Twelfth Field Artillery team defeated the Fifth Cavalry four to zero at Fort Clark in the final of the Low handiway polo tournament. The champions displayed superior teamwork while the cavalrymen, on their first fast-field experience, defended hard. The match on Travis Field closed the polo season locally with the next big event set for Brackenridge Park.
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