Young Men's Christian Association to Resume Athletics Schedule
After quarantine lifts Monday morning the Y M C A will restart its full athletic program. The week includes Business Men sessions at 12:30 and 5:30, Intermediates, Business Boys, and Junior groups with set weekday times and Saturday slots. The Sunday School Basket Ball League is planned to start around December 1, with strong Presbyterians and several Methodist and Episcopal teams entering the league. Junior leagues continue with developing players and competitive games.
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Young Men's Christian Association
First Presbyterians
Sam
Louis Green
Fred Jaggi
Presbyterians
McKinley Avenue Methodist
St. Marks’ Episcopal
West End Methodists
Laurel Heishis Methodists
Pine Street Presbyterians
Beaver Heights Methodist
McKinley Avenue Methodists
Laurel Heights Methodist
Park Field Eleven Defeats Rice Institute 3 to 6
Houston game reports the Park Field second eleven beating Rice Institute 3 to 6 after an Ennis windout halted the 8 M U. Eleven. A third period field goal by Lieutenant Vincent provided the only other score while Rice failed to capitalize on a second period fumble at the aviators one yard line.
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Houston
Tex
M. U
Ennis
Park Field
Rice Institute
Lieuttenant Vincent
Hice
Dell
Aviators
Collegians
Kelly Wield football unit rises as strong season unfolds
The Kelly Wield team shows a steel bound line and precise strategy as players like Shirley Brick Wib Brick Splawn McHale Keeney and Sheppard sharpen the offense. The aviators boast fast backs Keeney Fraser and Brick along with powerful blockers Downey Walker Dahlen and McHale forming a formidable front against any opponent.
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Hindenburg
Kelly
Shirley
Brick
Rice Institute
Houston
Wib
Jsridiron
Splawn
Wilson
Michigan
Mcnale
Aviator
Taye Liberty
Joan
Sheppard
McHale
Galvin
Flutchingen
Downey
Walker
Dahlen
Kelly Wield
Green speculators warned by Boston banker
Thomas W. Leweon warns the green speculator to be wary and mistrustful, likening them to a farmer at a Boston Maine station who tries to get a round trip to Washington with a $20 bill and ends up denied change. The tale emphasizes caution against naively optimistic investors.
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Boston Maine
Washington
Young Feler
New York
Washington Star
Fifty-Six Hunting Licenses Issued Across Counties
County Clerk Newton reports fifty six deer season hunting licenses issued since opening week. Residents pay $1.75 while non residents are charged 2 0. Licenses allow hunting anywhere in the state except San Antonio limits. List includes Julius Rummel J W Mueller F Fontaine G W Brackenridge C A Goeth Marshall Hicks WF Kell K J Newton B A Seagarden S F Newton Jr J M Carroll and many others.
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Bexar
Julius Rummel
J. W. Mueller
F. (. Fontaine
G. W. Brackenridge
C. A. Goeth
Marshall Hicks
WF. Kell
K. J. Newton
B. A. Seagarden
S. F. Newton
J. M. Carroll
J. A. McAskill
A. D. Page
HH. H. Paulus
A. J. Nations
HW. F. Dix
J. 2
Crisp
John Cooper
J. He. Fowler
Dave Ray
HL Kearny
A. J. Vans
Frank Kennert
T. V.muller
George TL. Perrigo
J. 8
McNeel
Joe Morrison
W.kw. Kidase
Ivey Neal
George ©. Eichlitz
J. N. Amick
J. M. Strayhorn
S. Nube
Arthur J. Vogt
A. J. Herbert
Katheryne Herbert
Jank Sommers
William Koerps
Rudolph Kempf
B. K. Pennington
C. O. Dunham
Thomas W. Beck
BE. V. Heady
Wiliam C. Church
J. W. Forgason
J. Forgason
J. M Norton
G. O. Brown
W. M,graham
Tania Prove
George W. Craig
WH. L. Downum
Raffel McGraw
Campbell
A. Pruitt
A and M Defeats Baylor at Cotton Palace for Third Straight Victory
In Waco on November 9, the A. and M. eleven repeated, beating Baylor 19 to 0. Both teams were evenly matched in weight, and the game provided an engaging exhibition despite the lopsided score. Baylor opened strong with passes, but Flam of A. and M. scored the final TD as the Farmers secured the win before students from Baylor units and Dallas observers.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor
Cotton Palace
Bears
Bell
Flam
Golf for War Fund at San Antonio Country Club
A charity golf tournament for the United War Work campaign is set for Saturday November 16 at the San Antonio Country Club. It is a 2S hole medal event with a medal donated by Dr John L D Rockefeller elder. entry is at least $1 with higher contributions welcome. Notices were issued by the club golf committee Dr Robert J Moss Walter Walthall and Frank Y Anancoast. Similar events will be held at clubs nationwide.
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United War Work Campaign
San Antonio Country Club
John LD. Rockefeller
Robert J. Moss
Walter Walthall
Frank Y. Anancoast
Golfers Rally for War Bond Effort
Readable text highlights golfers contributing to a large war fund totaling 170 million dollars. The report emphasizes the aim to maximize each player's contribution through coordinated campaigns and events.
Crown Prince Re Treats
A wounded British soldier repatriated from Germany recalls the Crown Prince visiting an allied prison camp at Aix-la-Chapelle station. The prince spoke amiably with prisoners and asked who was winning a card game, prompting the reply Hagland before moving away.
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Germany
Ais-la-Chapelle
England
Crown Prince
Hagland
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