Unclear OCR: High School Sports Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR summary outlines Sekenzines High School events and local teams. Mentions Tonsley Anes Delore imperiARt infrastructure, Armistice day activities, Main Avenue by STatoes, Eagles and Tigers teams, coach statements, injuries, and upcoming games around Seguin and Fort Worth areas. No coherent event complete.
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Sekenzines High
Tonsley
Delore
Statoes
Joolbolt
Fonia
Goureert Tin High
Tiley and
Muckett
Sandy McDoiea
Eagles
Iver
Caselers
Larson
Alleler
Ausine
Iosi
Aig Mans
Zhaloven
Sven
Chugke
Iick
Litawan
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Bere Caine
Ims
Tleights Caine
Keller
Austin the Heights Apduttonic
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Luntsville
Sam Hops
Eclifor Afonday
Slim
Seguinie J.alhernn College
Garcett Field
You Cant Beat Notre Dame After the First of November
Kyute Rockne, longtime Notre Dame football coach, reportedly adopts the motto You Cant Beat Notre Dame After the First of November. The note reflects the era’s emphasis on the rivalry and November games shaping the season.
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Notre Dame
Pheta
Knute’ Hlastvaling
Aggies Seek Historic Victory in Football Rivalry
Fragmentary notes recount Aggies football history and recent results. Mentions 1923 10 0 Texas A&M loss and a potential record run. references Texas and Texas rivals and a historic score growth. Unclear details but hints at a long-standing series and season outcomes.
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M. Colles
Bolen
Calits
Scela
I& Wis Ae
Mexas
Tiyle Pictu
Arlmusas
Unbeaten Teams Lead Nation In Early Race
Fragmentary lines show unbeaten teams leading in national standings across regions. References to conferences Florida, Tennessee, Mid West, East and West hint at early season dominance and scattered scores. The text mentions untarnished records, rival matchups, and district summaries, with little verifiable details due to garbled OCR.
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Tennessee
Preal
Southern
Amiocs
Florida
Kocks
Ronnt
Notre Dame football grit and Heisman talk mingle in jittery clash
Fragmented OCR recalls a tense game where Notre Dame, Princeton, and West Point figures loom as experts debate outcomes. The piece references Halftime squalls, rough play, and fans hurling bets and hopes, with chatter of Sejers and Sojers and a nerved crowd awaiting final whistle outcomes.
Inada Pugs in Title Bout Between Boxers
Inada Pugs in title bout features Charley Belanger and rival Dillon facing off in a ten round match. The bout ends with a knockout as old scores and dramatic exchanges mark the contest.
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Inada Pugs
Btbeausweicht Bozine
Charley Belanger
Pica
Mecke
Petifle-boldee
Ddaery Dillon
Whey
Citle
Dijon
Lechureal
Big Kace
Warrenitery
Erawa Tovight
Mshi
Officials Discuss Basketball Season Amid Turmoil
Local athletics officials held a meeting to outline the basketball season plan. Department leaders discussed scheduling, safety protocols, and fundraising for the program as they aim to organize teams.
Mountaineers Rally in Narrow Loss to Cheatham's Team
In a tense meeting Ross and Patterson lead tight contest as the Mountaineers battle the rival Selireiner Aalonin boys. Cheatham's squad applies pressure late to edge ahead, balancing offense and defense in a hard fought game.
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Ross Meeting
Ag Patreiner
WILLE
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Cheatham Sind
Notre Dame Football Faces November Tests and Rumors
Vanderbilt’s Sikes urges caution on betting Notre Dame amid talk of intact Irish lineup. Mentioned are upcoming clashes with Navy style teams and USC prospects, alongside notes on Jack Fowler, Jack Wieble, and ongoing club commentary about the Irish season and Army’s looming influence.
Grid Races At A Glance From Saturday Upsets
eastern region shows Carnegie leading unbeaten list with Georgetown and Boston College close. Army upset by Notre Dame and Yale loss to Maryland. Iowa leads Western, Nebraska tops Oklahoma in Missouri Valley. Tech, Florida, Tennessee pace Southern with unbeaten Virginia Tech and LSU. Southern Methodist leads Southwest after tie with Texas A&M. Utah atop Rocky Mountain, Colorado rivals looming. California and USC share Pacific Coast after Cal beat Washington.
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Carnegie
Georgetown
Boston College
Fordham
Army
Notre Dante
Yate
Maryland
University of Iowa
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Missourt Valley
Nebraska
Oklahoma
George Tech
Florida
Tennessee
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Virginia Poly
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Texas
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University of Utah
Creighton
Colorado University
Colorado College
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Washington
Southern California
Monday’s Grid Card Patriots, Panthers, and Trinity Clash
A garbled 1920s style grid card lists teams and locales around Texas and nearby regions. Mentions Kerrville Abilene Trinity College Wankel Baker, Kingeville, Texas Trade, and teams like Panthers and Whittier with unclear results.
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Ralst
Antonios
Kingeville
Aterben
Austin
Texas
Aeletan
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Colby
Sacramaurs
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St Mary's Sunday Rivalry Victory At Park Charity Meet
St Marys hosted a charity event at a local park drawing around 10,000 spectators. Teams from Leary University of Chiraka and Wingura University of New York competed as part of a Sunday rivalry, with St Marys winning easily amid a sleet-filled day.
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Bi. Mary
Beague Park
Univernity
Chiraka
Dpe AcTealy
Wingura University of New York
Ofure
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Nevus
Carnegie Georgetown Gridiron Showdown Notable for Attendance
In a Capital District game between Carnegie and Georgetown, the clash drew a large crowd despite uninspired play. Key players Salucey Uns and Josh Bak led and the event stood as a rare twenty year capstone in local football history with attendance around 7100 and a $35,000 gate.
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Alans
Salucey Uns
Josh Bak
Assatialion
Try for point gives Tigers 7 to 6 win
A perilous late try for the Tigers sealed a 7 6 victory over the Collegiate team at Longue Park. Hamlet Quarterback Hamlet led the scoring drive with a key pass from Olsen to Quinn for a late touch to and the point after was converted. Collegiate defense stiffened early, but Murray and Cockrell made crucial plays for the Tigers as the game tightened in the final moments.
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Hoes
Cockrell
Collins Garden
Longue Park
Longue Park. “the Collegintes
Olsen
Quinn
Ae Touchtoien
Caltogintes
Eighlerc
Dirst Dowes
Feels Lengne
Pugilis
Murray
Newark Signs Tris Speaker To Managerial Post
Newark, N J November 12 Walter Johnson’s replacement as manager of the Newark Internationals is a famed veteran Tris Speaker The star outfielder from Cleveland who helped the world champions in 1920 has agreed to a contract He rose to fame with the Boston Red Sox alongside Harry Nopper and Dusty Tein He spent 1927 with the Washington Senators and a year with the Philadelphia Athletics
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Newark
N. J
Walter Johnson
Newark Internationals Iy
Fivaeus Amperins
Pris Speaker
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Cleveland Americans
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Washington Senators
Biladelphia Statics
Cuero golf classic begins with teams from region
The South Texas Golf Association opens its biennial Cuero Classic with 14 clubs competing. Arnold Schroence of Kenedy is the defending individual champion as players from Jean Guero, Weneily, Yorktown, Goliad and nearby towns enter the aero course tournament despite rough field conditions and scattered entries from multiple clubs.
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DUBMG
Teras Golf Association
Courst
Arnold Schroence
Kenedyre
Kenedy Train
Colfers
Jean Guero
Weneily
Yorktown
Yonkum
Goncaes
Kingaville
Painters and Coffeemen Reach Tie for Title
In a late Sunday doubleheader at Lambert Beach Diamond the Painters and Coffeemen battled to a potential title split. Giants pitcher Pete Morales allowed four runs in the opening frame, but kept the visitors within reach as both teams fought for the lead and a possible championship.
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Kamerone
Painters Union
Toffmann-Jaymon
San
Miree Singhen
Football Today Darkly Fieli-3 Team Match Summary
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Mrachenritge
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Mayers
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Malone
Clayton
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Covert
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Allison Bell doubles win crowns at Hamstonlay tourney
The doubles crown went to Allison and Bell after a tight final. They defeated Thutheliner and Norton 1 6 4 6 4 7, with Clinsheimer and Allison advancing in earlier rounds. Norton later beat Hurkeles Let 6 3, as Milkinson eyes a title decider Sunday night. other results include Verguson Sunlop over Quay 6 4 4 6 6 1 and Allixon Bell over Payton 6 8 6.
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Bandayts
Han Sstonlay
Leunis
Wihner Allison
Herketeyell
Ted Thutheliner
Norton
Thalheimer
Clinsheimer
Allison Wis
Brian Norton
Hurkeles
Alison
Milixon
Dulles
Levet
Golf Meet Sees Wide Field in Kymans Tourney Opener
Monday opened the annual Kymans golf tournament at the Hrackeneldge Falk course with 112 competitors entering first-round action. The field includes notable players such as Young, Nordham, and Miller while names like Dresmer, Tryoa, and Nordhawk appear among a long list of contenders in a historically dense roster.
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Toriine Young
Cardinal
Ap Heeper
St. Marees
Fea Caxtines
Abica
Filtaa Younes Wes Etaay
Frank Foreat
Ruahmnan
Arthur Jeey
J. Hoxe
J. Tambteton
Sartein
M. Dogon
Aamedell
Hanford
J Ogien
Charles J. Cueinilan
Taltermay
Murrie
Mamdera
Clarke
Rerny Vm
Ilnngnion
Thusinan
Eli
Viarke
Lally Schneider Defeat Amateurs In Clashing Heat Race
The event saw Lally and Schneider edge out amateurs in a heated competition. Lewin Taye, a former notable figure, led early, while Jitimy Morguy anchored key plays for the home team as Wenukeurliga and Minwlay Whetows supported the push to claim the lead late.
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Lally
Schneider
Han Mutotnin
Lewin Tayeison
Blate Nairyteur Chamspion
Clame Rion
Fe Onudl
Wenukeurliga
Minwlay
Changes Sure Says Big Ban Groat WI Joint
An aged leader of a major organization retires after twenty seven years as president amid health concerns. He will rest in San Antonio for now while new changes take effect.
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Kepeukad
Doluisan
Dohigon
Antonio
Tive
Mexico City
Dalinsan Amid
Haschan
Frankford Leading Pro Football Loop Headsed by Frankford
In a weekend roundup of National Football League results Frankford Philadelphia beat Pottsville 39 to 0 while Green Bay defeated New York Giants 0 to 2. Chicago, Detroit and New York teams posted various scores as the league standings shifted.
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Columbgs
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Philadelphia
Potteville
Greenbay
New York Saukees
Franklint
Wattsville B
Ghienca Brars
Dayton
New York Giants
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New York Cinta
Chicago Tiere
Chicago Cari Vouveille
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