Main AvenueSETS gridiron clash at S eleelek Saturday
Local gridiron preview reports Main Avenue and Strickland’s team gearing to clash with Coach Jennie Strickland’s lineup led by Eddie Newsum and Kivlin as Main Avenue seeks to extend its unblemished run. Key players Reich and Adkins out with injuries, substitutes Arnold and Bork suspended for grades. Strickland hopes to unleash trick plays to stop the Bear ballers and cap a strong season.
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Willer
Se'eleek
Aqm
Jennie Strickluod
Alaino Ueigis
Voachio Avenue
Keyel
Mackpili
4 Batele
Drivins
Eddie Newsum
Ad Venter Kivlin
Main Avenue
Serickhnd
Herd
Mani Avenue
Ayson Hire School
Strickland
Main
Jen
Klein
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Fd Reich
Tere
Adkins
Eulferdug
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Alana Hrights
Dok
Dommy
Hennie
Hor Cochran
Marine
Jock Arnold
Jum Bork
Clark
Nurmi to Run for Rickard Advised by Finns in America
In Hela Ons Finland, Vasco Nurmi plans to go to America next week. He intends to devote himself to professional racing under Tex Rickard. Other Finnish runners Kor kolinkwhi and Fazehund are also bound for the United States.
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Finland
Vasco Nurmi
Tex Rickard
Korkolinkwhi
Fazehund
Ameri
Track Star Elected to Constable Post
Ner. 10-t Wahzwruc Kan election results show Errard Peco Frazier, captain of the University of Ransac cross country team, elected constable of Wakzrucs towneli. Frazier’s fraternity brothers from Tielta Chi celebrated as his candidacy concluded.
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Tn Im
Navy Michigan Grid Tilt Draws Large Crowd
Dallas reports Texas Longhorns suffer first defeat to Texas A and M? Wait. Navy and Michigan game noted as attracting about 65 000, with mentions of a four game series and Terrell? The garbled text references a college football meeting and a Texas Shorthorns loss 33 to something, highlighting a big upset.
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NAVY
Michigan
Ufi
Baltimore Bee
Temnell Brats Longhorns
Dallas
Tercell
Terxas Universals
Texas Feestmen
Grid Expert Picks Aggies To Win From Mustangs
Davis TNS surveys college football matchups across major conferences. Predictions fall on Texas A&M over Southern Methodist, with outlooks on Ohio State, Notre Dame, Chicago, Wisconsin, and other key clashes shaping the national title picture.
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Davis Tns
New York
Survivor
East
Middle West
Southwest
Ohio State Veninsk
Iowa
Aros
Notre Dame
Carnegie
Koutherm
Southern Methodist Caragive
Texas Aggies
Two unbeaten elevens meet in Albany headline clash
Two unbeatens Georgetown and Carnegie Tech clash in Albany as experts expect a closest possible showdown. Both teams seek to stay perfect with season hopes riding on linemen and defense, while local crowd roars for a decisive Eastern football championship matchup.
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Albany
N.Y
Georgetown
Carnegie Tech
Carnegie
Football Today Scores and Player Highlights
Football today recaps score lines and standout players from recent games. Key performances include Lawrence 12 and Nielsen 25, Mardin 26, and Collins 48 while refs Andres Seng and Ulex Viste oversee the action.
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E Ftanie “Teighls
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Nielson
Mardin
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Mary Ayerup
Handttel
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Eri
Alexander
Tul « Olflelal
Orte Weter
Vl -Andres Gene Seng
Heed Finesan
Amesanttr
Dolimgne
Nebraska Faces Sooners In Looming Grid Battle
Nebraska eyes a big battle at Owen Field against Oklahoma in Norman. The Cornhuskers expect a passing showdown despite the Sooners’ heavy line and air attack. Officials anticipate up to 25 000 fans for the Friday game featuring key backfield and end players from both teams.
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Fran Tincoln
Theonerlail Heaie
Offaialy
Ako
Fix Bix Keach
Washington U Plans $750000 Stadium Expansion
Washington University announces plans for a new stadium facility costing about 750000 dollars. The project aims to expand athletic capacity and improve sports venues, with details released in a campus-wide notice today.
Football Menu Offers Choice Mor sels
New York November 10 report lists major college games for the second Saturday in November. Highlights include Notre Dame versus Army, Michigan versus Navy, Pennsylvania against Harvard, and Princeton versus Washington and Jefferson. The piece notes large crowds at Yankee Stadium, Baltimore, and other venues, with mentions of Harvard, Army, Yale, and notable matchups shaping the weekend slate.
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Southern Methodist
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Oia Wesleyan
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Dempsey
Lewisburg
Net Experts Meet At San Antonio Country Club Tennis invitational
A tampered OCR report notes a San Antonio Country Club invitation tennis tournament with several Friday and Saturday matches. Winners listed include Allan versus Ve, Lachoste, Norton, Dunlop, Frost, and Bed among others, with detailed masher results and multiple player pairings described in fragmented form.
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St Marys Fans Tie With Broadway Mules
St Marys battled Broadway Mules to a 13 13 tie Friday afternoon. Players listed include Evans, Carrico, Grout, Surtees, Wolfe, Matheck, Fessler and Weg Hennestes among others in a dense box score style recap from the read text.
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Pancho Wins Decision Over Detroit Boxer in Rough Bout
Nov 10 Oklahoma City reports Pancho secured a decision against a Detroit boxer after a determined skirmish. The San Antonio contender delivered the upper hand in a tightly fought match, with decisive rounds from the middle and late stages.
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Oklahoma Clay
Ridh Huth
San Anunlo
Awlgen Weciman
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Firit
Toe Taras
Ueiruity
Muneha
Luray
Boxing Results Show Mixed Wins Across Cities
Detroit fighter Sor Anderanns Coyington from Kentucky knocked out Lope Tened of the Philippines. Illy Veterson from Detroit outpointed Worerster Mass-Clarcy Tevine in a ten round match. Cop Calan do from Manila beat Olympic boxer, while Kid Panca from Oklahoma City won a ten round decision. Other bouts included Mike Moryan of San Diego losing on points to Doc Long of Colorado Springs.
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Tully Criffins
Sioux City
Iowa
Sor Anderanns
Aggies and Ponies Set for Big Texas Grid Tilt
Dallas dispatch reports a strong turnout for the annual Texas A&M and Southern Methodist University grid clash. Cadets arrive by special train as coach May Morescoi’s Aggies prepare at Corticana Feetervos with Ely Johnson likely to start, while SMU aims to avenge early season losses and regain the conference crown through aerial yardage.
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Chicago Wisconsin grid clash at Madison draws 40 000
In Madison on November 10 101 a packed 40 000 crowd witnessed Chicago and Wisconsin in their annual grid clash. Chicago entered off undefeated marks against Notre Dame Michigan and Alabama while Wisconsin hoped to halt Chicago’s streak. The day produced a hard fought game amid light rain with weather affecting play and crowds roaring as the rivals clashed.
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Hiurler
Kansas State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Dakota
South Dakota
Marquette
Kansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kewanee
Tulane
Alabama
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
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Caltinonia
Arizona
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Ohio State
Iowa
Rochne
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Army
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Sreutern
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Spuie
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American Army Team Wins Horse Show Cup
The United States Army won the Westchester challenge cup against twelve foreign army and civilian teams. In the first ten events the American entry scored five victories, with Toload’s team returning to defend the title but offering limited challenge. A Canadian team won the reserve medal. The American team featured Gina G. Wo Argo, Miss America Marie Chavobeelin, Mek Woriog, and Co. Worb Brad font Lon Aleshlee.
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United States Army
Domblndtinna
Haya Ovenia
Gina. G. Wo Argo
Efting
Misa America
Marie Chavobeelin
On Mek Woriog
Worb Bradfont
Ase Lon Aleshlee
Corsicana Highs Edge Waco Tigers in Thrilling Shootout
Corsicana defeated the Waco High Tigers 13 to 10 in a hard fought Dallas area battle, where Corsicana leveraged a dazzling aerial attack spearheaded by McNitt to overturn an early Waco surge. The win dents Waco’s district title hopes and cements Corsicana’s standing in region 4.
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Waco High School Tigers
Milery
Texas Ethonnay
Syd Winléfeatrd
Tane Star Toolbill Byon
Jershann Tiger Eleven
Mihir
Waco Tigers
Marel
Visitocs
Corsiena
Kid Williams defeats Filipino rival in ten round boxing bout
Velos Rid Williams, lightweight challenger from New Orleans, outpoints Alfredo Teperini of the Philippines over ten rounds in San Thiggo Cal. The decision came after Williams dominated from the start, earning a clear victory in this ten round bout.
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Cal
Italian champ defeats Mondt in Chicago boxing match
George Calen of Itaan heavyweight wins by knockout in twenty four minutes, beating Joe Moridl for the title. Mondt finishes with a strong showing, placing second in SHO and third in 2215 as the event unfolds under Trewsltocks.
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George Calen
Itaan Heavsweigh
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Harvard and Penn Meet at Cambridge in November Clash
At Cambridge on November 10 Harvard hosts Pennsylvania in a stacked Northeast matchup. Penn, replacing Princeton, aims to challenge Harvard and Yale in the East. Walter Wapekns leads Penn with a strong line, while Harvard relies on its returning core as both teams seek consistency after years of tense relations.
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Yale
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Walter Wapekns
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Tbree Bicka
Olympic Boxer Beats Navy Champion Easily
Mast, Nov. 10. Um Tarry Devine, Olympic loser, completely outpointed Ling Columba, of Manila, champion of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, in a Park night bout here. Levine carried the wind of the ramida, the contest was even. Levine weighed 121 and Columba 180 twirls.
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Worces
Seehk to Stop Traffic in Grid Coaches
Univalo ends hold on grid coaches amid North Central Association actions. Executive committee outlines standards for colleges and universities, aiming to regulate football coaching roles. The move seeks clearer labeling and profession definitions, reducing conflict among institutions.
Newark Pilot Job Remains Unfilled in Newark Club
New York Nov 70 The Newark club of the International league searches for a manager to succeed Walter Johnson and guide the Washington Americans last season. Several famed major league stars are rumored, but no concrete overtures have been made to any candidate. Sinnott, Newark club president, says a successor has not been signed and that no decision has been reached on a choice beyond speculation.
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Newark Club
Walter Johnson
Washington
Huewker
Sail Sinnott
San Marcos Grid Rivalry Ends In 6-6 Tie
In ban Maros an Lakes high clash ends 6 6 with neither side taking decisive advantage in the first half. Valdera drives the field led by Callahan as Labor and Nance make key plays, but the defense stalls just before the goal line and the game remains scoreless through most of the action.
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Herr Taye Bown
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Conor
Vallser
Marquette and Kansas Grid Clash Featured Wet Field Play
Kansas and Marquette, facing a soggy grid, battled in a delayed kickoff with both offenses hampered by rain. Marquette’s homecoming was marred by slick conditions and strategic line changes as Coach Mureng shuffled units and Captain Geberis led the sputtering attack.
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Iowa and Ohio Set for Title Contest
Iowa and Ohio clash in the Wheeler Conference title game to decide the league champion. Ohio State features star backs and a strong line led by captain Willissszow, while Iowa relies on swift running and a sturdy defense to counter the Buckeyes.
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Ohio
Race To End Bike Dispute In One Match Showdown
Omigago reports a planned single race to settle a dispute between rival cyclists Spencer and Valy at Co RM. The event, billed as a decisive match, aims to calm tensions ahead of an upcoming international competition.
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Amprvien
Franco Georgpill Valy
Tonin
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Finalists in Women s Golf to Decide Title
In St. Louis on November 30 Miss Marinn Turpin of Southern and Mrs. Harry Moran of Virginia City advanced to the final round of the women s golf tournament. Turpin defeated Mrs. Abby Cahn of Shreveport while Moran beat Mrs. Bernstein of Shreveport to reach the final.
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