Undefeated major teams in peril after wild weekend
Amid dramatic upsets, only three major teams remain undefeated or untied. Fordham Georgetown Northwestern Marquette Santa Clara and others hold unblemished or tied records while Washington State and Southern California pace West Coast. The week ahead features intersectional matchups including Navy versus Notre Dame and Princeton against Cornell.
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Texas A
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George Washington
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Georgetown
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Santa Clute
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Virginia
Boston College
Michigan State
North Carolina Stile
Benn
Ronning
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Notre Dame
Renquerer
Ohio State
Manhattan
Kentucky
Colgate
Red Raiders
Temple
Dartmouth
Callambis
Lions
Cornell
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Mountaineers
Western Maryland
Princeton
Yeele
Brown
Pit
Penn State
Syracuse
New York University
Luling Wins League Title In Tight Baseball Finish
Luling Reiwings edged Gonzales Apaches 3 to 0 to claim the South Central Texas baseball championship as both teams managed only limited hitting. An outfield collision between Gonzales outfielders Alin Ehrig and Fred Scheske left Shriz with a broken leg in the inning amid a tense, low-scoring game.
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Genzsles Apaches
Hondayas
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Fred Scheske
Gonzales
Laberly Rifle Event Crowned Shooting Champion Again
Ale Berntan won the running deer shoot at Wie Wetmore range for the second straight year with Leveer finishing second and Dwnbrants third. Vanderbilt led the Southeastern Conference with three straight victories as Georgia Tech and Duke show flare in a crowded slate of conference games.
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Wetmore Range
Leveer
Fike
Colorado University edges Denver in scoreless draw
Rocky Mountain USBN reports a tied scoreless game between Colorado University and Denver, leaving Colorado tied for the lead in the conference standings with Brigham Young trailing Utah. Ian Bia targets a 19 point week as Colorado seeks to topple rival Colorado B1ate in major conference play.
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Undefeated Teams Thin as October Storm Remains
Only 19 football teams remain undefeated or unbeaten as October storms pass. Northwestern stays the lone major conference unbeatens while Western Reserve North Dakota and others hover near perfect records. Appalachian North Carolina leads with five points against Tusculum and a 263 point total for the season. East Tennessee Teachers and Susquehanna Teachers show strong defenses, and Saint Anselm Manchester and Wesleyan hold solid marks as the field tightens.
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Airkeville
Local Card Grid Schedule Highlights District Games
The notice lists multiple district matchups with times and venues including Lone San Antonio at Gils sight District 10 C and Saturday with Jefferson at Austin Stadwien 2:30 p.m. Saint Marys University faces Sul Fame Teeh at 8 p.m. Also Central vs St Josephs at Dalle eed field 1 o'clock in the Taylor Scholastic league game.
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L A Horses Set for Chicago Show From San Antonio Ties
The Velsare Hour stables plan to exhibit show horses in Chicago after three weeks rest, including San Antonio ace Leisure Hour entries. Didge George Lee earned first honors in the five gallon stake at a Saturday event, with Lady Jane favored by Gudfrey Monre. The Leisure Hour horses, including Midnight Str and Night Alarm, are led by Amy Freeman, while other divisions saw clean wins.
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YMCA Commercial League Seeks Team Entries Meeting
President John Dupemme of the Commercial League calls for all basketball teams to send representatives to a meeting at the YMCA at 8 o clock Monday to enter the league.
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Commercial League
Pigeon racing results from a humid Saturday finish
The article records a pigeon race with multiple named entrants and finish order from first through fifth, including W. G. inispen and William Roser. Birds were released at an early hour and tracked to Sunday, with wind conditions noted as south and cloudy weather at the release and arrival points.
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Texas S.M.U. Movies On Screen At Aztec
A Texas University presentation was announced featuring the complete Texas Southern Missouri game at the Aztec theater. The event lists an April showing with a screening titled In Motion pinteires starring sedas.
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Hanford Player Blocks Kick in Wild Game Moment
A Hanford player, seemingly attempting to block Funk's kickoff with his feet, ends in a dramatic, headstand like stance. The incident, whether accidental or deliberate, drew attention as spectators described the unusual defensive effort during the play.
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Funk
Randolph and Harris Look To 6th F A Next Year
Army league football week two features Randolph Ramblers versus Fifteenth Field Artillery Sperkies at 2 30 Wednesday in Leonard Wood Stadium Fort Sam Houston. Manchus beat Cassions 25 18, with Longontker and Goudmin scoring for Machus.
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Spanish-American Basketeers Meet Final Chance
The basketball division of the Spanish American Association holds a concluding tryout at Ancleck Moanay on Chapa Street near West Commerce. This event marks the last chance for applicants to join the team.
Local YMCA Handball Championship Early Rounds
In the YMCA sports section the first round matches of the Gil y championship handball tournament are listed with top competitors Avie Sandlinga Henry Grun Sterling workers TR D P Cotter and Ed Lingeys Fret Gaslintz. Second place team Willee advances to the State Journal in Dallas in January.
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Cocker Spaniel Best Bird Dog Show Honors Lone Star Event
A fifth annual Lone Star Bird Dog show at San Pedi Park drew about 75 entries including pointers setters and cocker spaniels. Chant–Pronged Head, a year-old cocker spaniel owned by A.B. Sueneer Jy, won the silver punch bowl trophy and placed in the field class. Notable acts featured Bonnie Lassie 17 the German Shepherd owned by T J. McLown. BL McNown took home a fine pointer puppy sired by Sam Willing, and Fred Hooks won a pointer pup sired by Champwn Tenaway. Judges evaluated conformation led by Stanley J. Miller. Awards recognized diverse breeds with multiple placements across males and females in spaniels, setters, and other breeds.
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Mumbleslinination Softball Clash Kicks Off Night At Park
A garbled report from San Pedro Park notes a first round softball game in the regular season between teams Honeskast and Zinn hutkérgn. The event featured the final gate of the evening as Tiree pan eonituled in the Moubleslinination.
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Rassling Sol Stage Opener Promises Hard-Hitting Card
Promoter Harry Coffman filled a last minute slot when Clinkstock was unavailable. Otto Kiss was substituted to face Russ, who earned a temporary setback with a bad ankle. The week’s main event features Billy Edwards versus CuAn Himberto, with Bill Sledge meeting Dr Kari Sarpolis in the semi final.
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Kari Sarpolis
Touchdown Parade Scores Top Scorers In Weekly Nods
New York reports a leading scorer Buck from Carroll saliegy team of Waukesha Wisconsin with 2 points in six games. Wilson Appalachian State moved into second place with 273 points total through a week, while Kentucky’s Rob Davis fell to third with 66 points. Other leaders and regional groups listed include Missouri Valley, Drake, Northwestern, Citadel, Davidson, and Arkansas among various conferences. Also notes St Anthony’s Midgets and Reaver Heights Mustangs played a scoreless game with a return kickoff controversy.
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Marillo Still Club To Stop In High Race
Marillo Still Club eyes a high stretch in the season as Texas n fereeholastic league teams prepare for key stretch battles. North Side and Poly face leadership tests as district standings shape the race for the title.
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Harged V. Ratliff
Dallas
Texas
Remamnee
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Sentere Gine
Port Worth
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Austin Nips Dallas in Polo Game 7 to 6
Austin polo team defeat Dallas 7 to 6 on Sunday with Ross Maton scoring three goals and Weeks adding two. Charley Hall captained the squad while J Hardy Neel led Dallas with three goals. Randalon Allen Newnan Bud Newnan and Williams also played.
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Am Austin Polo
Dallas Po Chin
Ross Maton
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Father Weeks
Witt Flogowen
Charley Hall
J. Hardy Neel
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