Notre Dame Army Battle Looms In Big New York Clash
Notre Dame and Army prepare for a massive game in New York with an anticipated 70 000 crowd. The piece notes Army veterans, Notre Dame’s comeback after last year’s disaster, and a keen head-to-head clash of styles in a high stakes contest.
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Davis J. Walsh
Newyork
Notre “Dame
Army
Anneal Friends
Notre Dame
Rockne
Ter
Boro
Larding
Cuarter
Wilson
Murrell
Minnesota
Cagle
Louisiana Poly
Ving Hewitt
Old Pitt
Fidelines
Tess
Peatnell
Treth
Syracine
Yale
Collins Gardens Seeks Opponent for Sunday Game
Collins Gardens Juniors seek a match this Sunday at 1 30 pointing to a 130 pound class. Thor authorities list Billy Crockett 7128 as contact for arrangements.
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Collins “Gardens
Thor
Collins Gardens
Billy Crockett
Texans in Big Game Looms Over Army Notre Dame Clash
A Texan spotlights the Army Notre Dame game with Port Arthur's Christy Flanagan as Notre Dame's All America hopeful. The feature notes last season's top scorer and cites early second period scoring by Notre Dame and a late score by Hunt. It mentions Rice College's conference status and lists partial lineups and officials.
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Notre Dame
Sai
Othe
Edwards
Wangan
Hearnden
Roach
Stuhldreber
Intiana
Pel
Boeringer
Maxiell
Army
Wales
Tee Hoebold
Maxqwoll
Walnee
Oti
Ena. Harding
Cagle
Flanagan
Wilson Ela
Healfoack Murrey
Hearneon
West Point
Christy, Flanagan
Port Arthur
Texas
Hunt
Aggies
Rice
Joseph Bean
Eceecceneseete Vec
Dietericy
Garmiehael
SOCCER LEAGUE OPENS SEASON WITH 16 MATCHES
San Antonio's Soccer Football League begins its second season with 16 matches. At St. John's Seminary on Concepcion Road the Alamo and German clubs meet, starting at 3:30. The Second Division champion faces Mexico Football Club at San Pedro Park at 3 o'clock.
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San Antonio
St. John’s Seminary
Concepcion Road
Alamo
Germania
Mexico
San Pedro Park
Turner Ten Pin League results and high scorers
Harry Nixon's Oilers won two games in the Turner Ten Pin League led by Nixon who rolled 906 and 981 high for his team as Johnson posted 223. Ackerman Dalry Hams and other teams posted totals with notable scores from Weber Mulligan and Schradder.
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Wubay
Turner
Harry Nixon
Oilers
Ackerman Dalry Hams
Lehne
Gerlavh
Bir
Johnson
Ackerman
Schradder
Mulligan
Nixon
Dave Lehr
Doyle
Fredere Gustaph Meyer
Wnners
Temple
Ry Nixon
Pop” Englesies
Tes
Usher Cementers
Oscar Besch
Sunsets
Mr Stom
Philed “Batters
Miloh
Alves
Baldy" Ulrich
Charlie
Snyder
Iasers
Marn
Mitchell
Sunset Won and Pen Company
Calves
Lee
Les M. Brand
Ullrich
Vhoise Battery Company
Smith
Aggies Defeat Rice Institute 20 to 0 on Forward Pass Show
College Station Nov 13 The Texas Aggies used sharp forward passing to rout the Rice Institute Owls 20 to 0 before a large student and fan turnout. Rice offense struggled while A and M ground game showed uneven form.
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College Station
Texas Aggies
Rice Institute Owls
Houston
Rice
Hunt
Betty
Aree
Suzanne Lenglen Sees Pro Tennis Elevating Games
In Chicago on November 13 Suzanne Lenglen argues professional tennis improves play. She says amateurs face many weak opponents and withdrawals but pro matches offer stern opposition, pushing players to sharpen their game.
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Chicago
Uxanne Lenglen
Suzanne
All-America Star In Toils Of Law
Allen Schellenberger former All America football star and Princeton graduate is held in Kansas City jail on a charge of issuing worthless checks. Police accuse him of using ads in newspapers to obtain goods and then selling or pawning them for cash.
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Kansas City
Allen Schellenberger
Princeton University
Missouri University
City
Athelotr
AAU Fights Hoff Suit Gets Defense Counsel
Darrin Andrews the Los Angeles lawyer and former Hawaii attorney general has been retained by the Amateur Athletic Union and Robert Weaver as defense counsel in a $500000 suit brought by Charlie Hoff, a Norwegian pole vaulter. Hoff alleges conspiracies to ruin amateur status and block Olympic participation. the action names the union, Frederick W. Rubien, Melrose Athletic Club, William Prout, and others.
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Universal Service
Jos Angeles
Darrin Andrews
Los Angeles
Stormer
Hawaiian Islands
Amateur Athletic Union
Robert Weaver
Charlie Hoeft
Hoff
Vion
Weaver
Andrews
Murray Hulbert
AALU
New York City
Bord
Union
Frederick W. .Rubien
Melrose Athletic Club
New York
William (. Prout
Boston
The
Southern Pacific Association
Anit
American Girl 15 Wins Big Stag Harvest in Scotland
In Edinburgh on November 18 Miss Barbara Phipps a 15 year old New York girl earned notice as a deer stalker. She bagged the heaviest stag of the season and set a record by shooting six stags in three days in Glenfiddich Forest.
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Edinburg
Barbara Phipps
New York
Glenfiddich Forest
Floresville and Runge Lead in District 15 Grid Race
Floresville and Runge remain in the Class EB district race after Alamo Heights withdraws. Floresville beat Nixos 14 to 0 to run its record to five victories and one tie. Cuero was eliminated by Edna. Coach Mule Frazier hopes to schedule a game with Runge next week.
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Mule” Frazier
Alamo Heights High School
Runge
Police Judge Remembers Gridder's Aid
Evanston reports Tim Lowry captain of Northwestern University football helped police during a student riot. He was arrested for speeding and brought before the judge. Officers vouched for him with a plea, recalling last year's aid. the judge remembered and discharged him.
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Chiversat Service
Evanston
Tim Lowry
Northwestern University
Coppers
Edwards sets two 10 round bouts in San Antonio program
Promoter Edwards announces a main event pairing Kit Gilbert versus Sammy Sandow in a 10 round feature at Beet hoven Hall. An undercard pits Kid Searez against Newsboy Reyes with Reyes fresh from Florida and gaining local buzz. Edwards touts Gilbert as a glimpse of the present lightweight champion despite a recent non title bout in Mexico City.
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Edwards
Sammy Sandow
el Paso
Kit Gilbert
Sandon
San Antonio
Kid Searez
Howards Hes
Newsboy Reyes
Florida
Reyes
Storm
Fang
Gilbert
Mexico
Mexico City
Wick
Jose Gonzales
Hutchinson Stars as Cubs Defeat San Marcos Lobos 20 to 0
Hutchinson powered the Cubs to a 20 to 0 victory over the San Marcos Baptist Academy Lobos in San Marcos. Hutchinson scored most points on free throws and big runs while the Cubs outgained the Lobos 18 first downs to six. Green and Clerk led the Lobos with strong offensive efforts, but the Cubs held the lead through the final three quarters.
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San Marcos
Ter
Hutchinson
San Marcos_ Baptist Academy Cubs
Southwest Texas Teachers College Lobos
Cubs
Cawthon
Lobos
Green
Clerk
Lindsey
Esr Jackson Awrick
Brause
Nesbit
Gilchrist
Wallace v
Barber
Hughson
Pytland
S. Fe
Bettis
Eieegee
Sete Hutchinson
Eter Reese Serecees
Simmons
Horton
Eeeees Cawthon
Venne
Carlisle
Clark
Texas
Frazier
Baylor
le Clark
Junior Hi Teams Battle Hawthorne In Scoreless Tie
The Class G Hawthorne and Train Junior High elevens played a scoreless football contest Friday. Lineups listed include players from both Hawthorne and Train with multiple positions noted.
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Tso
Iron Men
Hawthorne
Peacock Team Denies Ringers in City Title Bid
Peacock Military School coach Bobby Cannon vehemently denies ringers on his football squad and offers to prove every player’s eligibility to face Main Avenue High in a playoff for the city scholastic championship and the San Antonio Light title. Main High’s Tim Griesenbeck says he may avoid Peacock due to alleged ineligibilities. a meeting at Main Avenue High School is planned to decide playoff terms and eligibility verification.
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Peacock Military School
Bobby Cannon
Main Avenue High School
Main High
San Antonio
Cannon
Tim Griesenbeck
Brackenridge
Peacock
Yale Socked by Critics as Coach Stands Fast
New Haven, Conn. November 13. Yale coach Tad Jauwes defends the team amid criticism after Brown’s restart of the blue plan. He denounces detractors as shyster lawyers and claims he will stay as long as Yale wants him. Injuries cripple the squad leaving few backs able to run signals and play.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brown
Tad Jauwes
Frank Hinkey
Tom Shevlin
Roper
Dobie
Congery
Jones
Burnell
Billi” Kline
Bunnett
Kline
Moffett Stars in 14-7 Mercedes Victory
Mercedes High School beat San Benito 14-7 as quarterback Brank Moffett scored the Tigers' two touchdowns and all extra points. He caught a 20 yard TD pass and ran 15 yards after a reception to seal the win. Mercedes faces Harlingen next Friday to decide the Waller championship race.
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Mercedes
Tex
Brank Moffett
Tigers
San Benito High
Moffett
San Benito
Reacher
Greyounds
Mereeies
Harlingen
Weslace
Scare at Brackenridge High as Peace Dove War Threat Fizzles
A prank call claiming Main Avenue students would attack Brackenridge High led to 15 minute early dismissal. About 4000 Brackenridge students armed with bricks and clubs gathered, but the planned clash did not occur and calm was expected to return by Monday.
Eddie Collins Seeks Unconditional Release From White Sox
Eddie Collins, former Chicago White Sox manager, announced his plan to leave the club without malice after receiving formal notification of his release from President Comiskey. He stated his finances with the team were satisfactory and said he had 20 plans for the future.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
Collins
Lansdowne
White Sox
Delayed Presidents Cup Final Set At Alamo Country Club
Reuben Albough and Dr. T G Duckworth will duel 36 holes at 7 45 Sunday for the Presidents Cup at Alamo Country Club in a long awaited match. Ed Tarant reaches Negley Cup finals at San Antonio Country Club by a 5 4 win over Major R R Glass and awaits the Scott Lewis 18 hole result Saturday afternoon. Scott and Lewis were tied after 18 Friday. Scott trails by two strokes on the first nine and one on the second. The Light bracket narrows to Allison and Nolen as likely finalists while Davis and Stemm pace the Evening News Express side with their upcoming match.
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Reuben “Albough
T. G. Duckworth
Alamo Country Club
Tarant
San Antonio Country Club
R. R. Glass
Bob Scott
Roy Lewis
Scott
Lewis
3. B. Robinson
Witten Russ Jr
Harry
Symons
Dwight Allison
Jack
Nolen
Allison
Kenneth Wendlex
Harry Burkbelter
Evening News-Express
Wally Stemm
Benny Davis
Davis
J. C. Ostin
Stemm
Latzo to Fight Simonich in 10 Round Charity Bout
Newark. N J Nov 13 The National Sportsmen's Club announced that welterweight champion Pete Latzo of Scranton Pa and Joe Simonich of Butte Mont have signed for a 10 round bout at a hospital benefit boxing show on December 8 in Newark New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
National Sportsmen's Club Today
Pete Latzo
Scratton
Joe Simonich
Butte
Mont
Princeton Edges Yale In Classic Gridiron Rivalry
Princeton, slight favorite over Yale in New Jersey, led by a potent attack after beating Harvard. The 55,000 spectators and 48 special trains fueled anticipation for this Big Three clash, with Yale fielding injured stars returning to action after weeks out.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Harvard
Tigers
New York
Philadelphia
Yale Stott Oes
Comen Lawler Canter
Af Webster
Es Cewam Davin
Seguin Lutherans College Bulldogs down Seguin High 23 0
Seguin Lutherans College Bulldogs defeated Seguin High School 23 to 0 in a city gridiron clash. The opener featured a 60 yard march and two early touchdowns by Seguin Lutherans aided by a strong aerial attack that produced three second quarter scores. The Lutheran eleven had not been defeated since a prior loss to Peacock Academy of San Antonio.
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Seguin Lutherans
Segtin
Tex
Seguin Lutherans College Bulldogs
Seguin High School
Bulldogs
Lutheran
Peacock Academy of
San Antonio
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