Fort Sam Houston Christmas Day All Stars Game Preview
San Antonio hosts the Fort Sam Houston Christmas Day all-star clash at Schwab Field with College All Stars facing the Second Division soldiers in a long disputed matchup. Lineups feature Evans Wright and Waugh among the stars as fans await a festive football spectacle.
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Home and Road Outfits New Grid Idea
Lawrence Perry reports on a Michigan proposal for two armor sets for football teams, one for home fields and one for away games, with example color schemes for the Wolverines. The piece also surveys scheduling and coaching moves ahead of next season, including Princeton’s coach decision and Harvard’s unsettled plans.
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San Antonio Light
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Navy Goalies to Tour Middle West This Holiday
The Naval Academy basketball team plans a Midwest tour after Christmas. Ten players under Lieutenant Commander H W Underwood will leave noon Christmas Day to face Minnesota on December 27 Chicago on December 30 and Michigan on January 2 in the Big Yen Conference schedule.
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Mack Buys Groves as Athletics Start Pennant Push
Major league clubs fortify for 1923 with Connie Mack spending 100600 for Lefty Groves. Washington adds three veteran twirlers Cove Eskie Rudher and Gree. Yankees trade Joe Bush and two young pitchers, signaling a bold pennant drive into mid 1920s.
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Joe Flanner Dies, American League Founder
Cincinnati Ohio December 3 Joe Flanner one of the founders of the American League dies after a long illness at his home. Flanner moved to Cincinnati twelve years ago serving as assistant to August Herrmann then chairman of the National Commission. He aided Ban Johnson in forming an American League club in St Louis. He later became Herrmanns assistant until K M Landis became commissioner.
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League voids Lutheran victories over ineligible players
The Grace Lutheran Intermediate Sunday School League voided two Lutheran wins after ruling John French with the First Evangelical team ineligible. Prospects Hill Presbyterians and Prospects Hill Baptists were affected. a league meeting deferred the president vote while Harold Gills was elected corresponding secretary. No games Wednesday night. a Sacred Heart doubleheader is planned Friday.
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Sacred Heart Court
St Mary's Academy machine again shines in New Braunfels win
Deegan returns to guard as St Mary's Academy overwhelms New Braunfels 29 to 11 on the outdoor court. Lyons scores seven field baskets, O'Brien and Deegan anchor defense, Holt stars for New Braunfels. Rematch set January 16 at St Mary's with Yancey also invited to visit.
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Notre Dame Four Horsemen Arrive for Houston Stopover
Notre Dame’s four horsemen head to Houston for a light workout at Rice Field before a New Year’s Day meeting with Stanford in Pasadena. Rockne reports the squad is not in top condition due to rain. Mil ler Layden Crowley and Stahldreher are fit and eager to train. The team will dine with the Knights of Columbus and attend a theater party and midnight mass as part of a Jacksonian schedule in Houston.
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High School Stars To Perform Sunday In De Molay Contest
The San Antonio De Molays will host a Sunday afternoon game at Schwab Field against Corpus Christi De Molays. All-city selections from Brackenridge High School include Willie Dunamore Cat Shiner Hub Friery and Sloppy Childress. Corpus Christi stars from Corpus High are also billed for the matchup scheduled to start at 3 o clock.
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West Texas Academy
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Corpus High
Question Box Answers Clarify Late Inning Run Rule and Offside Status
The column explains baseball rules on a base on balls with the bases loaded, stating the runner on third scores and the batter is presumed on first. It also notes football offside rules behind the goal line, citing Rule 38 Section 1. The Paris billiards report shows Conti defeating Derbier and advancing to face Grange in the final.
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Fifty Years Of Baseball Fifty Years Of Baseball
John B. Foster profiles Ed Delehanty, star outfielder and slugging batter, tracing his Cleveland roots, rapid rise to fame with Philadelphia under Harry Wright, and his peak years from 1892 to 1903. The piece notes his power at the plate, fielding quirks, and later decline ending after a stint with Washington.
May coach in Braz Lincoln offer to Layton
Lincoln Neb Dec 2 Layton former University ofaintball star has received an offer from the Sao Paulo Athletic Club of Sao Paulo Brazil to take charge as its director according to an announcement there It was not indicated whether the offer would be accepted Layton represented the Nebraska squad in the 440 yard dash at the Olympic games in France and met some of the members of the Brazilian team at that time
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Teams All Set for Pac Coast Clash in Coliseum
Missouri Tigers and Southern California Trojans prepared for the holiday gridiron showdown at Los Angeles Coliseum. Coaches deemed both squads fit after long travel and prep, with the capacity crowd expected as 30 000 seats fill.
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