Opening Wedge For Big Four Saturday Game
New York reports a renewed open invitation to the Big Four football rivalry as Princeton Dartmouth Yale Harvard and Princeton vie for prominence. The piece recalls historic meetings and notable games, including the notable 1911 field goal ruling, and notes the growing emphasis on this quartet of powers. Also mentioned is a boxing matchup in Seattle featuring Henry Woods against Archie Tews.
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New York
Princeton
Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard
Dater
SW and Northwest League High School Football Schedules
A dense OCR list shows numerous upcoming high school and college football games across Texas, Arkansas, Illinois, Wisconsin, and neighboring states. Matchups include Abilene Christian, Weatherford, San Marcos, Sam Houston, and Washington and Jefferson with various teachers colleges and intrastate rivals.
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Ghrislan
Augtin Caliewe
San Marcos Terchera Va
Sam Houston
San Marcos
Sowest Alves
Weatherford
Teaenera Ab Alve Arkanaat Tech Ce
Cnurius
Hasselville
Carbondale
Carvondate
Ifhon
Northwest Golfewe
Millan Giens
Olive
Kansas” Wesleyan
Emparke Milwauker
Plalleville
Waittslekurel
New Orleans
Magnolia
A&m
dTendrix
Georgian Teaehers Ve
South Forgia
Statesboro
Edmond Tenehers
Tahlequah
Warraustire 'Tenehert
Warreisbay
Callfacay
Barbara
San Diego
Suttle Barbar, Waltman
Walla Walla
Grwke Teuchern
Martin Hants and Pepper Murty Hunt Across Texas
Pepper Murty, famed for a World Series hero turn with the Cardinals, shifts from outfield to third base and hunts bears in Mexico with Martin Hants. They linger near Byrne James’ ranch in a hunting entourage including Mrs Martin, two children, a nurse, two cars, a boat, and 11 guns as deer season approaches Texas.
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Pepper" Murty
Brick
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Texas
Pepper Martin
Martin
Byrne James
Bncinal
Ois
Mre. Martin
Nimrod
Mexico
Texas
Martins
Watty" Watkins
Helder
Dames
San Antonio
New York
Mie Wittter
SMU Rejigs Backfield as St Mary's Prep Looms
SMU begins lineup changes with Shelly Burt at backfield to bolster passing and deception against St Mary's and Texas A&M. Horsing in guard shifts see Hack Ross and Charlie Baker moving to guard. Morrison tightens Crimson plays for Armistice clash at College Station.
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Dallas
St. Mary's
Fordham
New York
Decemer
Guach Ray Morrison
Shelly Burt
Husky
Hillsboro
Burt
College Station
Harry Shuford
Jacine Gore
James Russell
Morrisup
Texas Aggies
Crimson
Didrikson Creates Babe Didrikson All-Americans Team
Mixed basketball squad led by Mildred Babe Didrikson forms the Babe Didrikson All-Americans. Alberta Williams of Texas and four former college players join as training begins in Muscatine. Manager Ray I. Dean plans a tour to Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis then New York by February with potential seventh member Strelchn Murphy from Purdue.
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Didrikson
Muscatine
Towa
Mildred
Babe
Randolph Players to clash with 23rd Infantry squad
Tennis matches set for Friday at 2 30 in the Fort Sam Houston staff post clay courts. Six matches feature singles including Lt Burkhalter and Capt Bassett and Capt J G Willams. doubles pairs include Finter Ferguson against Bassett Cole. Also Bastrop hears prep clash.
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Randolph
Randolph Field
Twenty-Third Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Burkhalter
R. Bassett
J. G. Willams
Cole
Sirus Mila Clark
Patterson
H. Bassett
Dewey
Finter
Ferguson
Bassett
America’s Cup Races Set for September Start
New York announces mid September races between the challenger Endeavour and a US yacht yet to be built. Plans begin immediately to construct one or more vessels to represent the United States. The cup series will use a best four of seven format with Endeavour to be launched in April.
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New York
Challenger
Endeavour
United States
New York Yacht Club
Royal Yacht Squadron
T. O. M. Sopwith
Gay End
Ranger Team Opens Non-Conference Clash on Schreiner Lot
Ranger Junior College from the Central Texas conference heads to Kerrville Priday to face Behreiner Institute in a non-conference grid tilt. Saturday features Weatherford JC at Stephenville, North Texas Aggies at Decatur, and Texas Military versus Centenary Freshman in Shreveport. Oil men contest closes with an all male tennis final on the Saddle Club courts after a drawn team match.
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Ranger
Schreiner
Fort Worth
Ranger Junior College
Central Texas
Kerrville
Behreiner Institute
Weatherford Junior College
John Tarleton
Stephenville
North Texas Aggies
Decatur
Texas Military
Centenary
Udu
Shreveport
Eyleli
Carvel Wid Denman
Rubiamen
Saddle Club
Texas Fearful of Baylor Passes Baylor Comes to Texas
Baylor Bruins prepared to challenge Texas Longhorns in a key conference matchup after their upset over TCU. Baylor’s passing and running attack, led by Aubrey Stringer, will test Texas defense as Morley Jennings’ squad seeks another conference win. Oklahoma Military Academy polo team upset Iowa State 11 to 1 in Tulsa.
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Baylor
Orange Longhorns
Texas University
T.C. U
Janes
Jim Tom Petty
Fran Dames
Morley Jennings
Texas
Clyde Littlefield
Longhorns
Waco
Tmaleh
Texas Longhorns
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Texas Christian
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Jennings
Aubrey Stringer
Oklahoma Military
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Oklahoma Military Academy
Iowa State College
Wrestling Card Delivers Brutal Action at Local Arena
Marshall Blackstock sparked controversy by roughing Charles Allen on the curtain raiser while Allen rallied to win two falls and the match. Joe Mullens dominated Tiny Ruff in straight falls, Doble Osborn battered Abbie Edds in the opener, and referee Jack League faced crowd boos for missed calls during a chaotic back hall program.
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Marshall Blackstone
Blackstock
Joe Mullens
Tiny Rutt
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Dou Shaw
Marshall Blackstock
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Ruff
Alains
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Fort Worth
Susan Laird Olympic Swimmer Dies at 28
Susan Laird a New York Olympia swimmer and former Monmouth High School coach died today after a nervous breakdown late September. Laird swam with the American team in the 1928 Olympics finishing fourth in the 100 metre race and was the 1926 national junior 100-yard champion.
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Praacouiensis
Ban Laird
Olympia
Miss Laird
Momestead High School
City Majors Reorganizing Marks Basketball League
President Beau Beaumier of the City Major Basket Ball league calls four reorganization meetings, with Jamon Sporting grade store hosting Tuesday gatherings. Six more clubs are expected to enter the league this year as plans take shape.
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Beau" Beaumier
Jamon Sporting
High Grid Stars to See Game Free
Coach Homer Adams of the West Moreland Broncs invites Erld players from local high schools and surrounding towns to the Bronc Victoria Junior College game Friday night at 7 30 at Englelel. Coaches are told to contact Adams or Dr. C N Wunder before game time.
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Homer Adams
Westmeorland Broncs
Bronic-Victoria
Englelel
H ix Toven
Adams
C. N. Wunder
Chalf
Connci
Belbre
Winooka to make final season appearance at Pimira Saturday
Australian champion Winooka will run one more race in New York before heading to Virginia for the winter season. The announcement came today and confirms Pimira on Saturday as his last meet of the year.
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New York
Winooka
Pimira
Virginia
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