Peacock Quint Wrecked by John Saw at San Marcos
San Marcos Academy Cubs defeated Peacock Academy 40 to 4 as three Peacock first-stringers were absent. Gilchrist and Skaggs led scoring for San Marcos with 16 and 10 points. game delayed by a 1927 license issue for a San Antonio track bearing.
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Roemers Nose Out Oilers by Single Point in Hot Game
Letty Hab Ferguson led the Roemers to a 3 to 40 playoff win over the Gull Ohs in a City league contest. Jodie McCarter and Howard MacMilan supported with ten and six points as Langston Lyons topped Gut point scorers with eleven. Substitutes Minazzi and Wolff entered for Roemers. Oilers were led by Mat Lyons and Ward.
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Gene Tunney Goes Airbound For Olympia Visit
Gene Tunney flies from Sand Point to Camp Lewis for an inspection trip as guest of Governor Roland Hartley. He will tour the new state capital building in Olympia and address a joint session of the legislature, then return for a vaudeville appearance.
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Artillerymen Capture Division B Title in Army Y League
Headquarters Battery of the Fifteenth Field Artillery won Division B in the Army Y League by routing the Twelfth Observation Squadron 88 to 19 Monday night. They advance to face the Division A winner for the league crown. Lineups: Headquarters Friedah Pickford Chaquette Holloway McWilliams and substitutes Johnson Mercier. Observation Trugil Manning Gibson Cornell LeDaux guards.
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Dempsey Narrowly Escapes Blood Poisoning Episode
Ex heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was reported out of danger from spreading blood poisoning in his left arm. Doctors say swelling subsided and he may need a week or more before resuming training as Astelle Naylor remains at his side.
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