1919 racing scandal linked to Black Abn bribery, says Simpson
Deputy DA William E Simpson tied California race fixing to a national syndicate accused of bribery during 1919 world series schemes. He named members linked to the Chicago White Sox bribery and urged a broader investigation into crooked races across the country. Indictments in Chicago charged two jockeys for batteries used to stimulate horses at race tracks. Dellow and Ziegler faced possible sentences and fines.
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No Evidence of Cornell Signalling Reported
WEW YORK November 24 Responding to Ohio State protests that Coseh Car Snavely of Cornell had called signals from the sidelines for the Buckeyes against the Buckeyes Saturday executive director Bushnell of Eastern Intercollegiate Athletics said no tribe to support the charge. He wrote to Obi Stile director of athletics at Ohio State that reports of the offense are not substantiated and would not have incurred penalties if officials had played the rule against unsportsmanlike conduct.
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San Marcos Rattlers topples Alamo Heights in district clash
San Marcos built an early 18 0 lead and rode two first period touchdowns to a strong start against Alamo Heights. Ralph Ellsworth scored on a 5 yard run but was ruled out of bounds on a 90 yard play. The Mules faced a slim chance at regional glory despite a District 30 A bid.
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Lytle Earns Seventh Straight Victory Over Pleasanton
Lytle high school boosted their win streak to seven by routing Pleasanton 22 to 0 on a muddy field Friday night. E Spitingel ran in three touchdowns and Crawford added two as Townsend kicked extra points. Lytle hosts Charlotte next Friday.
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Peacock Win Streak Ends at St Anthony’s
The Pesent Milkery Academy Fowls finally fell 7-0 to St Anthony's B team on Friday afternoon. A scoreless game broke late as regulars Bill Wehrling John Otonher Dick Beaulieu and Daley entered the final quarter. Welling threw a 40 yard touchdown to Vic Francisconally to break the goose egg, ending Peacock’s long scoring run. First downs favored the Jackets BtoB.
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First Place in San Antonio Women’s Golf Tourney
Mrs. A. E. Brown won the weekly handicap event of the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association at the San Antonio Country Club. The article notes next week’s tournament will be held at Houston, Por Bam.
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Chaltedon Captures Pimlico Feature in Rainy Mile
Brain's Chaltedon won by a couple of lengths over Can't Wait with jockey George Woolf guiding, clocking 2 03 1 9 amid a muddy Pimlico track. Myron Saiz's Can't Wait was runner-up as two-horse field limited placings. Net payoffs included 240 dollars. the event was part of a broader racing day with other stakes and betting interest.
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Antlers Triumph Over Indians 12 6 in Canyon Game
Kerrville Nov 2 Antlers beat Indians 12 6 as Haglandale and Tivy produced multiple drives. Coleman and Boulinghouse scored after steady advances while Harlandale starred in rushing and passing for the Antlers. Hardin Simmons eyes more passing as they prep for West Texas State game in Canyon.
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Kew Pro Coach Named Buffalo Indians Leader
Former Finneas university quarterback Ola Neamuih was named head of the Buffalo Indians in the American Professional Football league today, succeeding Enel Red Belck, a former Manhattan college guard, in a move affecting the team leadership and on field plans.
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Doe Leads Double Life Near Bandera
Nov 2 Austin report on a doe found near Bandera County by game department officials. Details describe one doe captured and taken to a house, another said to have fled into the wilds. Text is fragmented and partially unreadable.
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Aggies eye all American honors amid star chatter
Aggies mix talk of two All-Americans, Kimbrough and Boyd, with Jim Thomason praised as a top blocker and receiving pass catching praise. Marvin Pugh is highlighted as a strong backfield candidate, while Winstead weighs ideas for a multi man All-American backfield and the slim odds of landing Robnett, leaving the outcome to late campaign form and voters.
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Simms Explains Loss No Time for Football Notes
Mose Simms cites a hectic travel and practice schedule as the reason for a football loss. He mentions his eighth grade teammates and unnamed Marys, recounting trips through New York and Brooklyn last Sunday. He plans another drill Saturday and a scouting trip to Halistan, with November 9 guiding the upcoming schedule.
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Sugar Bowl Good Seats Snapped Up
New Orleans ticket sales for the New Year's Day Sugar Bowl raced ahead as 000 to 6000 seats moved at the box office in a single day. Bondholders and guarantors had reserved seats, with mail orders still arriving. Speculation swirls around which colleges may be named this year.
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Texas and SMU clash in Memorial Stadium gridiron battle
Two unpredictable Southwest Conference teams Texas and SMU meet at Austin with a grudge aura as 20 000 fans expected. Texas seeks rebound after a loss to Rice while SMU opens conference play after three wins and a tie in a tense showdown.
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Cornell Looms Over Lions In Closed Cage of Ibay
Ithaca scene centers on Cornell under Carl Snavely with Lou Little’s Columbia as a dogged foe. The Lions, trailing in the season, face a critical test amid talk of the best Cornell team in years and predictions of the upset watch. Collegiate tactics and coaching signals draw scrutiny as both sides seek advantage in a high stakes clash.
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Six-man showdown set as Suthernland Springs visits Poth
In District 18 six-man play, Suthernland Springs Frogs travel to Path High to face the Pirates in a battle for the conference title. Suthernland Springs holds the edge with recent strong form, aiming to extend dominance after earlier defeat of Path this season. The game promises a high-caliber showcase between two long-standing rivals led by coaches Ralph Starnes and J. D. Carlisle.
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Boys Club Loop Worlds Ween Detailed
Fragmentary OCR text references a boys club event and individuals including Tony Ray, Mme Howe, and Richard Ganhin but the majority of names, actions, and details are unclear. Summary focuses on a renamed event with unspecified results and participants, lacking concrete facts.
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Midnight Star and Dallas Show Stage Night of Stakes
Dallas November 2 featured a charity horse show with two $1000 stakes. Rhythm Step from Glad Acres won over Midnight Star of Leisure Hour stables in the gelding class, while Strolling Jim, Chicago owned, topped the walking horse class. Caesar ridden by T. M. Sweezy claimed Jumping, and other winners emerged in various divisions including bay geldings, harness mares, and palomino classes.
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St Louis to host Trans Miss Golf Championship
The annual Trans-Mississippi golf tournament will be played next June at Sunset Golf Club in St Louis. Announcement came Saturday, with tentative dates under review and preparations underway.
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