Levinsky’s Sister Refuses Glory In Ring Feud
Chicago report describes Lena Levy, sister of Bing Levinsky, scornful of fame as she resists public interest in her brother’s boxing feud with Prime Corners. The account notes a November 3 confrontation and mentions arrangements and offers surrounding the match, with unsettled details and tension surrounding the Levy family.
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Chicago
Lena" Levy
Monty
Glory
Granger
Bing Levinsky
Frogs Target Rice in Southwest Conference Showdown
Texas Christian University TCU Frogs boast one loss to Texas A and M and need wins over Rice and SMU to climb in the conference race. Rice Owls host the Frogs at Houston in a headlining clash while Texas and Arkansas meet in Fayetteville and SMU vs Baylor in Dallas as the race heats up. The season’s leaders include TCU as an undefeated presumptive force, Rice with key conference wins, and Texas remaining near the top after a major Armistice Day upset.
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Bill Pagker
Texas Cayostian University
Rice
Houston
Rice Owls
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Texas Longhorns
University of Arkansas
Ween
Southern Methodist Mustates
Baylor University Bears
Texas A and M. Aggies
Longhorns
Texas
Chris- Han
University of Texas
Langhorna
Rite
Owls
Golf Handicap Tour Open Pairings and Willow Springs Match
Fifty six Gun Antonia club golfers enter three flight handicap event with first round slated. Pairings and results list players, scores and matched teams. Metzel Albaugh beat Schriever and Mo Knight 2 up on a windy Willow Springs course. Medalist Lynton Boggess led junior commerce tourney with a round of 78 as others posted varied scores across the field.
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Gun Antonia
Eater
Holland Va
B. Weddington
A. W. Smith
Jennain
J. Rue
W. Walthall
Willer
Willow Springs Club
Buncay
Dick Metz
Professional Golfers Association
Reuben Albaugh
Beroberd Schriever
Pellx Mo
Metz
Wile Behriever
McKnight
Lynton
Dusty
Boggess
Chamber of Commerce
Club Forrest
A. A. Altgelt
A. G. Randal
Travis Mourland
Archie Helland
Dr. Butler
J. Puhltiam
H. Schallon
Bam Low
H. Borgell
J. H. Barron
Dr. Martin
Early Wilson
Ernest Dartz
H. G. Ray
Perry Shankle
W. T. T. Foster
Fred Kevrs
Gum Patten
Hugh Sloan
GH. Bryant
W. J. Willams
Haw
Alfred Bremmer
Joni Semen
Ralph Rubatsoun
Henry Lutz
G.E. Vordenbaum
Santa Clara edges Frisco club in late season thriller
Santa Clara narrowly defeats Frisco by a fighting sophomore squad, with key plays including a 99 yard run and a 9 yard pass completion that sealed the game. The upset marks the end of Frisco’s season as Santa Clara secures a hard fought victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Ban
Francisco
Francisco University
Bunty
Ural
Paar
Nur Pood
Alavick
Denser
Apolare
Fran Judgich
Slavick
Fiat Gomes
MAN WHO BEAT GERMANY CLAIMS VICTORY VERDICT
Article discusses General John Moonah as the true conqueror of Blendenburg and Ludendorff, citing a Parliamentary Court of Inquiry in the German Reichstag after the war. It claims Augusta as Germany's Black Day, with Australian forces breaking the German line near Peronge and driving a twelve mile-wide front breach.
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Germany
John Moonah
Blndenburg
Ludendorff
Eeichalag
Iesberg
Augusta
Sir John
Peronge
Hindenburg
John Mopath
Melbourne
State title series includes 430 high schools in two classes
Austin reports 430 high schools compete in interscholastic league football this year. Class A includes 80 schools with over 50 students and Class B 350 smaller schools. Class A conducts post district tournaments for a state title, last year Abilene beat Demount 13 to 6. Eligibility rules require age under 20, undergraduate status, no college eligibility, regular attendance, no aliases, transfer wait of one year, three units passed, amateur status, and day student status.
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Austin
Abilene
Deaumont
Henderson
Horton Smith Wins Tourney
Washington with Horton Smith defeating Denny Shute to win the national capital open golf competition. Smith shot 218, two under Shute 72-78-73. Representing Oak Park club, Smith earned $709 while Shute received $500 and Tony Manera placed third with 222. Cillett, Golder, and Armitage tied for fourth with 224.
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Washington, D. C
Horten
Pinehurst
WN. C
Denny Shute
Smith
Oak Park
Shute
Tony Manera
Morey
Francis Cillett
Johnny Golder
Tommy Armgurted
Coufus Academy Triumph Over Tigers in Laredo Match
Coufus Academy Cavaliers routed Laredo Tigers 19 0 in Laredo with Coach Quigley deploying the full 10 man squad. Miller and Ralivht contributed strong scoring runs while Cavaliers dominated midway through the game against Circo Lobods and Cavalier Mad.
Riverside Ramblers Triumph Over Collegiates in 20 6 Victory
Riverside Ramblers defeated Collegiates 20 to 6 on Sunday afternoon at Washington Field. Battagna scored from 1 yard for the Ramblers, with Rudy Jones and McDonald starring for the losers. The Riverside lineup featured Mooty, Grossen, Paik, Heyne, Demerritt, Cal Jett, and Hadagulia among others. Collegiates roster included Rocdstiques Espinoga Rodrigues Martinez Garz Mo Teno Armenanto Jones and Zepeda. Substitute McDonala also appeared.
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Riverside Ramblers
Riverside Hamilpraesity
HM Cole
Washington
Feld
Battagna
Rudy Jones
McDonald
Ramblers
Mooty
Grossenbavker
Paik
Heyne
Gimale
Sburda
Demerritt
Cal Jett
Mahon
July Hadagulia
Olver
Berk
Haley
Colegiales
Rocdstiques
Espinoga
R. Rodrigues
Martinez
Garz
Mo Teno
Armenanto
Jonea
Zepeda
Valezca
Grosca
McDonala
Football Results From Ningarn Oh and Nearby Games
Fragmented OCR shows scores: Ningarn Oh 6, Cooprre Union 0. TinBinile 0, Diuninghim Bouhorn 4, Boving eh 6. De Pail 0, 8. Thomen 6, feala Glare 1, Bec Esounioan 3. Names and places are unclear. results indicate multiple matches with varied scoring.
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Footbaul
Ningarn Oh
Cooprre Union
Caniflix
TinBinile Oo
Diuninghim-Bouhorn
Bovingeh
de Pail
Thomen
Feala Glare
Bec Esounioan
Cummings Wins Oakland 150 Mile AAA Race
Hob Carey led late but Wild Bill Cummings surged on the final laps to win the 150 mile race at Oakland Speedway. Fred Frame broke down early, and Mauri Rose and Howdy Wilcox also finished among the top four in the national AAA championship finale.
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Oakland
Hob Carey
Wild Bill Cummings
Madde
Carey
Oakland Speedway
Cummings
Fred Frame
Arole Trip
Mauri Rose
Detroit
Gallf
W— Rey
Andersag
Ind
Elassic
William Cummings
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Frame
Utah Kicker Boots 85 Yard Punt Record
Utah captain Frank Christensen set a season long punt record in a Denver game. From Utah’s 10 yard line he launched a bullet punt that landed at Denver’s five yard line for a net 75 yard gain. Christensen, an all conference selection, extended his string of long punts and appears set for another season.
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Utah
Lake City
Frank Christensen
Univeraity
Forday
Urani
Denver
Christensen
Apiral
Denyer
Thera
Chriatennetts
Ulat
Leo Yearn
Yale Hopes To Face Harvard After Narrow Princeton Standoff
Yale battles Princeton to a close 7-7 tie as injuries thin the lineup. Captain Lassiter and playmaker Leasiter spark the offense while Howland fills in at guard and James leads Princeton in a rugged, heads-up defensive battle. Crowley saw brief duty with an injured arm and may be ready for Harvard.
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New York
Stavena
Bob Lassiter
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Ter
Baturddy
Ais
Levaring
Andy Callan
Ga Lagher
Accohdure
Tiger
Omruoh
Howland
Malin
Johnson
Olurs
Jack James
James
Leasiter
Acrogs
Yale A3
Joe Crowley
500 Mile Marathon Ends Pigeon Season
The final young bird race season crowned the top pigeon, Queen of the Army, bred and trained by U.S. Army personnel. Eleven races covered 100 to 500 miles, totaling 1800 miles, with the Lone Star Flying club noting the northern course. Joe Munch captured the fastest average speed, while G. G. Onlage led the infantry and army trials. details reflect a sprawling Texas sprint from San Antonio to nearby points.
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Oka
San Antonio
United States
Benty If
Army
Taft
Signe
U. 84
Corpa
Ahe
Antonio
Lone Star Flying Club
Joe Munch
G. G. Onlage
Dantes
Ofv
Tanbark
Keakanin & Ranteienen - Aeorge AL Kanly
Clewis Injured in Action Returns to Austin
Hank Clewis UT quarterback was treated for abdominal injuries after the Texas Tech game Friday. He was released from St Joseph's Hospital in Fort Worth on Sunday and sent back to Austin. Doctors said no serious internal damage, but they gave no return date for play.
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Clewis
Better Port’ Worth
Hank Clewis
University of Texas
T. C
Ice Hockey Scores Mix in Fragmented Card
Fragmented OCR lists several ice hockey results with teams like Springfield New Haven and Cleveland plus London Ontario and New York Americans, but the line ends incomplete leaving unclear final scores and matchups.
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ICE Wockey
Springfield
New Haven
Windadr
Shralt
Olympica
Cleveland
London
Ontario
New York
Amerians
Chicago
Inaheaaig & i
Armless Wrestler Zarate Returns Home For Winter
Lupe Zarate, an armless Mexican wrestler, returns to McAllen Texas after a summer in Georgia and a Hollywood stint. The 18 year old previously played high school football despite limb loss from a train accident. He plans to stay in McAllen for the winter and pursue wrestling engagements.
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Myallen
Tenas
Georgia
Lupe Zarate
Ripley
Hix
Zarate
Hollywood
Atlante
Coretemebls
Wonder
McAllen
Lieut Duran Tops Shooters In Cavalry Club Meet
Lieut A E Duran led a shooting event for the Cavalry Club of the Southwest at a municipal range Sunday morning. Duran scored 145 of 150 and included a possible at 15 yards in rapid fire. Other high scores included Lieut Clay McFarland and Lieut B F Basia, with the club preparing for the Army dismounted pistol qualification course under Col D Tompkins.
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Cleul. A. BE. Duran
Cavalry Club
Pletelshooters
Cobelusiod
Fring
Duzin
Clay McFarland
Tent
B. F. Basiln
Uhyaida
AE. Duran
B. F. Basia
Tertell McKay
CW. Evans
Perry Sare
Col
D. Tompkins
Regular Army
FW. Halsey
Ninth Infantry
Sell
Harlandale High Meets Tech Friday In District Clash
Harlandale High faces San Antonio Tech in a Friday grid clash at Tech Field. Amid thin schedules District 1378 action includes Rio at Austin and Jefferson's Thomas Edison in a looming district 28 5 title bout with Kenedy. Edison’s Heat routed Range 39 0 as Lanier and Central Catholic eye midweek games and cadets test Central Texas rivals for league supremacy.
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Ifti
Harlandale
San Antonio Tech
Tech Field
Brackenridge
Jefferson
Dn Rio
Austin
Thomas Bdisons
Kenedy
Lions
Edison
San Antonio
Range
Thomas Jefferson
Sidney
Lanier Vok Clath
van Daele Stadion
Rusty Lyons
Nemo Berivera
Rene
Lanier
France Les
Central Catholic
Texas Military Imstitute
Thomas Edison
Str. Anthony's
M.J
Central
Walter Miller
Bob Brown
Woodlawn Mudhens Beat Hill Tigers 19 to 10 at Irving Field
Woodlawn Mudhens defeated Hill Tigers 19 10 on a sunny afternoon at Washington Irving Field. Overstreet Justice Sed Ma Hat played standout football for Woodlawn while Bun sy afternoon on the Washington Irving field.
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Woodlawn Mudhens
Hill Tigers
Overstreet
Justice Sed Mahat
Washington Irving
Atrawn
Guberwator
Smith
Bowling fragmentary OCR leads to unclear list
The readable text shows a jumbled bowling related fragment with scattered names and codes such as water contact like 092-167-4947 and various alphanumeric identifiers. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
Brackenridge and Main Fight to 1923 Tie Legacy
Brackenridge and Main Avenue high schools renewed a long running series on Thanksgiving Day with two tight 1923 games that ended 0-0 and 6-6. Main Avenue’s Joe Peacock and Ivory Cox stood out, while Brackenridge’s Bob Fenner and Urban led the Purple defense. Main later reached the district title and were eliminated by Beaumont 7-0.
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Brackenridge
Main Avenue High
Main Avenue
Mall Avenue
Marana
Main
Joe Peacock
Stent Young
Shiner
Cull
Yankid
Dynsmore
Bob Fenner
Car‘ver
Urban
Marin
Avenua
Ivory" Cox
Bud Fenner
Cox
Pinkey" Whitney
Gok
Math Jans
Bharty" McCarty
Beaumont
Ketchum
Broize
Dinsmore
Yani
Guill
Cenver
Armer
Auarterback
Wetland Peacock
Nalven Marriman
Jord
Red Davis
Mecarly
Carver
Mank
Wilts
Ainderbeck
Renhie
Nemrsin
Pnts Ear
Meee
Wiliams
Bee & Tame
Cutting Will Be USGA Head Cutting Will Be USGA Head
Robert M. Cutting of Chicago is named to become the United States Golf Association president to succeed Herbert H. Ramsey of New York who will retire after two terms. Ramsey will assist as public relations chief. officers nominated include Herbert Jacques, Joan G. Jackson, Archie M. Reid, Charles H. Hin, Livingston Plaist.
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New York
Robert M. Cutting
Chicago
United States Golf Association
Cutting
Herbert H. Ramsey
Unoust
Ramray
Herbert Jacques
Haller
Joan G. Jackson
Archie M- Reid
Chadlea H. Hin
Livingston Plait
Fight Pound Bass Caught At Medina
Report of a large bass caught at Medina by local fisher, description notes the fight in the water and the angler’s effort. The catch highlights Medina fishing activity and the local angler’s skill during a windy day.
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Medina
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