Brackenridge Eagles Triumph in District Football Clash
Brackenridge dominates with a 26-0 win over Tech at Eagle Field after steady first-half efforts. Jefferson upset by Austin 7-6 fuels district chaos as Harlandale, Kerrville win. Alamo Heights tops Del Rio 14-6 with Tivenellgibles hampering the Mules.
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Jefferson Rangers Defeat Oklahoma Aggies 12 to 6
Jefferson University of Dallas upset the Missouri Valley leaders, the Oklahoma Apples, 12 to 6 at Dallas. The Aggies scored early on a 47 yard run by Hubert Erwin, then the Rangers responded with two touchdowns by White and Malone. The rest of the game featured defensive play and held the Aggies scoreless.
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Jefferson
University of Dallas
Rangers
Oklahoma Apples
Missouri Valley
Aggies
Hubert Erwin
Aggiés
White
Malone
Bobcats upset Sam Houston in early scoring burst
San Mateos Teachers College Bobcats returned after years away to stun Sam Houston Teachers College with a fast start. Captain Bruner and Read on defense key plays including a punt block. Glover later recovered a fumble and Porter's pass set up a Houston score as the Loy Star conference race remained unsettled.
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Sam Houston
Huntsville
Texas
San Mateos Teachers’ College
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Sloven
Bobrats
Bivin Read
Bruner
Jackie
Love
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Porter
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The Last Stand of World War I Signal Moment
Yesterday's Explanations recalls the final ceasefire moment of World War I on November 11 1918 at a shell hole near the Bois de Wavrille between Beaumont and Montmedy. A Military Gabriel, Caporal Clairson Pleere Sellier, twice sounded ceasefire and armistice notes marking the end of 1560 days of carnage.
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Columbian and Brown Clash on Baker Field
Nov. 12 report of a football confrontation between Columbian and Brown on Baker Field. Scattered letters and phrases from a fragmented OCR render a chaotic scene with stray quotes about marriage, duties, and family, included amidst the game reference. No clear outcome or participants beyond the schools emerge from the readable text.
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Columbian
Brown
Baker Field
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Carvel and Denman Win Doubles Title in Local Meet
Frost Carvel and Gilbert Denman reached the singles final and combined to win the doubles title, defeating Sharmpton and Aalpaa in a decisive match to claim the event at the local meet.
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Frost Carvel
Gilbert Denman
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Rattan Wins as Referee KO's Reno in Wrestling Match
Everett Rattan defeats Joe Reno in a National Wrestling Association card at Beethoven Hall arena. Guthrie and Alley draw after one hour. Bennie Bolt eliminates Bennie Wilson, while Harteel defeats Truedeau. Referee Eddie Vogt's ruling leads to Reno protesting and a KO for Rattan. A post main event altercation between two women punctuates the program.
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Yale Princeton gridiron classic draws near six decades of rivalry
Yale and Princeton prepare for their sixty sixth football meeting as a near sixty thousand crowd gathers in New Haven to witness a revived clash. Princeton under coach Fritz Crisler has reshaped its program while Yale shows a fading record amid hopes of an upset.
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Local High School Meet Highlights Amid Quaker Ridge Names
Fragmented OCR lists players and places including Quaker Ridge and New York with scattered phrases about medals and teams. Core details are unclear but indicate a school sporting event with multiple names such as Johnny and Tony Manero among participants.
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Frank Rae
Funny Armour
Rey Dawn
Wile Machar
New York
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Youngsters Seek Quiet Amid Street Noise and Strangers
A brittle report notes many youths grow weary of constant horn sounds and crowds as strangers mingle. Some manage to cope quickly, while others remain unsettled, seeking calmer days away from busy streets.
Stinky Davis and Diverse Colleges In 1930s Athletics Mix
A garbled OCR list shows college teams and teachers from numerous small institutions, naming East Texan Teachers, Aggies, Hoggagrad University, Abilene, Howard Payne, Oregon-like lines, and scores. The fragment highlights intercollegiate competition, teacher colleges, and regional institutions with scattered figures such as 14, 11, and 7, reflecting a snapshot of historical college athletics and teaching colleges across states. The text preserves many named entities and places, suggesting a broad, era-spanning scoreboard or roundup rather than a single event.
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Coltbres
Toaus ‘Tech
J. Baylor J.esus
Texas Amnes
Bice Dele Beier
East Texan
Phandie Aggies
Warland Bar
Eowara'e
Bohrelyes Voalitute
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Aggie Harriers Beat Rice In Dual Meet
In College Station on Friday November 12 the Texas Aggies defeated Rice Institute 16 to 42. Fenten of the Aggies finished first securing the meet win.
Racing Census Summary From The Daily News
Racing census items list numerous names and places such as Wrackell KoMale Tred Asp and Dark Sweeet, with references to Daily News and GHAplace. The fragmentary note reads like a catalog of participants or entrants across many surnames and locales, lacking coherent context or clear events.
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AL Pimure
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T—Stemmre
Finnhine
Bartolet
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Midskinman
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Daily News
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Dark Sweeet
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Boxing Fight Results Across Cities andweights
An Informational News Service report lists several boxing bouts with winners and locations. Bobby Bione defeats Garmimy Fiahbeln in Naw Farle. Al Ettore from Phiadelphia defeats Frankin Cawles in Unicago. Barney Toss from Chicago defeats Goldis Hove of Los Angeles by decision. Sain my, Rid Sleughler, Frankie Balingue and others are noted with unclear details and misspelled names across Chicago, Pittston, Philadelphia and Newark areas.
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New York
Bobby Bione
Naw
York Xollerweight
Garmimy Fiahbeln
Farle
Phiadelphia
Al_Ettore
Philadelpnia
Frankin Cawles
Pittston
Unicago
Barney Toss
Chicago
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Goldis Hove
Los Angeles
Dave Shaca
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Negro Borer
Frankie Balingue
Whimtpeg Vwehtwelknt
Low Terry
New Jeraby
Masked Marvel Leads Lopsided Meet at Ottawa and Omaha
In a disputed track event, Sonnenbere of Ottawa and Ducek of Philadelphia-Omahe performed prominently. Ducek clocked 1 17.46 as Gambelas and Téaly posted solid marks, while Sonnenbere claimed a top spot with a notable 35 second leg.
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Philadelphia
Ernie Ducek
Omahe
Gino Gambelas
Téaly
Ottawa
Gus Sonnenbere
Fostim
Masked Marvel
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Marvel
Lanier’s line puts over win in district clash
Lanier’s line and key plays powered a 12-0 victory for the Vokts over the Poteet Aggies in district 24 class B action at Poteet. E Harnendes tipped a pass to Rodriguez for a first half TD and Romero added a late score after a 40-yard drive. Franklin and Long stood out for Poteet on offense. Rutza (Rufa) starred on defense for the winners.
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Chiro Hawks Battle Tustaay Night at Camp Nermoyle
The Texas Chiropractic College Hawks take on Tustaay Night tiuh at Camp Nermoyle Saturday starting at 8 o'clock. Local fans are set for a late evening game with both teams seeking a win.
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Texas Chiropractic College Hawks
Camp Nermoyle
Crowd Breaks Up No.4 In High School Series
A Brackenridge Main Avenue football clash, famed as the No.4 game in the series, ending in a 7-7 tie in 1921 after a crowd of about four thousand halted play. Roland Rathbun put Brackenridge ahead, Pinker Whitney and Jack Williams equalized, while Hubert Speed sparked a late Brackenridge drive before a field-clearing incident led to a forfeited for Main.
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Brackenridge
George Green
Roland Rathbun
Main Avenue
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Dervish
Kenedy Team Golf Winner at South Texas Event
Kenedy field wins the South Texas Golf Association annual event in Karnes City led by Red Holchak who captured the individual title after 27 holes. Team members Sam Beck Roy Rogers and Paul Ruhman joined Holchak with Beeville’s Jesse Walker taking second, Roy Rogete third, and J D Ruckman fourth.
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Red Holchak
Kenedy
South ‘Texas Golf Association
Sam Beck
Roy Rogers
Paul Ruhman
Holchak
Jesse Walker
Beeville
Roy Rogete
J. D. Ruckman
Ramos City
Shoeless Clash Seals Twin Cities High Crown
In slippery field conditions at St Paul on May 1, Creten and De La Galle faced off with cleats useless and shoes off to play their aerial football. Cretn, the St Paul school, won 6 to 0 to capture the Twin Cities Catholic High school championship amid strained footing and cautious calls.
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Cretin
de la Galle
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