Washburn Football Thriller Draws 1800 To Topeka Crowd
Army Football Loop Prepares Washburn whipped fasily before 1800 crowd by John F. Sanes. St. Marys Rattlers faced Washburn Tech and Topeka crowds during a brisk Sunday game at Eagle Field. Washburn’s offense struggled while St. Marys built a 20 point lead before Washburn rallied late. The crowd, photographer notes, included many fans arriving by car and on highways, with ticket sales totaling around 900 paid and many more in stands.
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John F. Sanes
St. Mary's
San Alfonso Chamber of Commerce
Ito
Willy
Tinaal
Eagle
Wiig
Bru Flom
Tess
Mose Shum
Washburn
Bimmy
Matt
Jai
Simus
Wihonlehatke
Davy
Rannie
St Mary's Jewiling
Wushar Dion
Martin
Wendall
ViehLena
Waevontinns
Reay Mouton
Mr Ditle Toeke
Bane
SS. Mary's
San Antonia Vareen
Enhdas One
Rattlers Earn Day Of Rest
The St Marys Rattlers earned a day of rest after a tough football game. Coach Frank Bridges praised the team for their effort as they prepared for the next matchup. Key players delivered on the field including a standout punter and strong defense to secure the win and recover.
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St.Mary's Rattlers
Frank Bridges
Ménuiay
Fifteen Still Stand Untied and Unbeaten
Fifteen teams remain undefeated as college football action spreads across Michigan, Montana, Colorado, and Iowa. Michigan State, Mount Pleasant, and Morehead play pivotal games while capstone clashes drive early conference contenders toward crucial midseason tests. Records show high scorers and tight margins shaping the race for titles.
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Kalamaxet College of Michigan and
Morehead
Kye
Mirchy
Parvade Ag
Msg Mayo
Cape Giradean
Tanders
Warrensboro Toegehor
Huelsa
Auguestana
Sony Wy
Williams Four Loses At Polo In International Meet
The Williams Four suffered a polo defeat as Soran defeated Sincay Stepkajon for Geoarae Milwr’s team. The match featured injuries, unknowns, and a close third period, with Hamburg riders leading before an injury forced a field exit and altered the contest outcome. The opposing squad surged late as the Williams team struggled to defend, with key players hampered by a hip injury and the rivals sealing victory.
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Rwybe Williams
Palo
Sincay Stepkajon
Geoarae
Milwr
Felon Veany
Trigener
Braid
Montag
Wolhanss
Leadoy
Wiliams
Serigisiy
Alum
Netioy
Seri Avs
Tis Tena Weer
Hobart
AM Palmer
Rube Gacdnigaht
Wyilinus
Fragmentary game log with scattered player names and scores
The readable fragments show multiple player names and partial scores across a chaotic play by play. Mentions include Wardhur Anu, Kush Cone, Brown, Metavtidis, and Wylie among others, with scattered numerical tallies such as 14, 28, and 20. Overall the text resembles a torn sports page with incomplete sequences and unclear chronology.
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Penne Tate
Mairses
Matt Mawhena
Tee
Pele Bee
Leitner
Dirk Core Bay
Winiang
Gutta
AN Hanob
Metavtidis
Dagney
Avalox
Marsen Carniste
Wintiuim
Washtaven
AL Man's
Donna
Abie
St. Mares
Warebain
Edison Bears Set to Play Saturday Night Tilt
Edison High School calls the Bears host a tall game Saturday afternoon at Frederiksbury. Tip off is 3 o clock. Coach Wirt of the Bears announces a special program to entertain fans before the game.
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Kdlscy Ugh School
Callin Bears
Fredey
Frederiksbury
Gene Low Jr Skeet Champion Crowned in San Antonio
The city skeet championship concluded at the Olmos Gun Club with Gene Low Jr winning the title. Scores show Low Jr posting 142 of 150 in the singles and teaming with others in doubles to reach a dominant overall result in the largest Klodt ever held here with about 600 targets. Probers and top finishers included L. Buckley, A. Stark, G. Exon, and J. Puvely in various podium spots.
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Moudry
Thatcher
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BE. L. Buckley
A.K. Stark
G. Exon
B. Dugat
Vall
Tomarssyp
Maj
Bo, Cooper
A. Ve Hithine
J. W. Puvely
G. H. Paulteh
Bou
San Antonio
Ion
Mysterious Volley Ball Note Prompts Local Rivalry
A garbled rail of names and phrases hints at a volleyball rivalry and upcoming season. The fragment mentions teams, places, and a looming climax as local players prepare for competition, with scattered references to possible matchups and standings.
Exag College of Mines football team falters
Three members of the exag College of Mines football team falters. Waddie is described as the real father of a two-year-old girl. Tarkis Riley Matheson and Monre are named as fathers of your-old girls.
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Paso
Exag College of Mines
Prarve
Mee
Riel
Tey
Tarkis Riley Matheson
Rattlers Spill Washburn in Sunday Tennis Match
In a Sunday game at Eagle Field St. Marys faced Washburn with key plays by Mycon Viola and Letha Richter. Official Dusty Boxgess refereed as Loyola photographer Kersny captured action.
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Jb Ak
Letha
Richter
St. Mary's
Dusty Boxgess
Pho Rate Kers Ny Loyola
Army league opens November twenty one with four teams
As the nation’s football elevens prepare for the Army league opening on November 21 at Fort Sam Houston Randolph Field leads the four-team Mn loop. The Ramblers seek a clean sweep of Army titles but face injuries to Colosky Naranjo Johnson and Weadyard. Army officials plan a meeting at 7 15 Tuesday night.
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San Antonio
Kelly
Brooks
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Randolph Field
Randolph Ramblers
Army
Steve Colosky
Reg
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Horace Johnson
Woody Wead- Yard
Mets
Randolph
Stevens
Houston
Ambiguous Basketball Meet Advances to Quarter Finals
A disorganized sports story reports debt winners advancing to the quarter finals amid a dual meeting ta play Monday between Calier and Holland. Names like Radford Brinton and Henry Grain appear, with multiple teams and organizers mentioned but many details obscured by OCR errors.
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Secumir
Warehossk Fhe VW
Chaey Brandhalurement Werd
Nuarter
Henry Grain
Hears Holland
iNnnas
Radford Brinton
W. Alls
McCinin
Ira Lens Skene
Rew
Migtour
John Lewis
Calier Ani Holland
Mivton Aed Curtis
Onrber Nv Welner
Janucke Ani FC
Gelieduted
Lz Yagin
Montague Ruth Tour May Grow From Riot on Links
A wild exhibition at a charity golf match between Montague and Ruth drew chaos as fans surged, some targeting balls as souvenirs. Ruth and Didrikson faced a rowdy gallery, while promoters considered a southern tour plan featuring Ruth, Montague, and Miss Didrikson, aiming to capitalize on the spectacle despite a volatile crowd.
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Babe Didukson
Urey
Tier
Montague
Ruth
Durikson
California
Hoff
Anerela
Anater
Minn
Molonéagpe
Broadway
Didrikson
Cub
Wes
Didrikeon
Yirds
Ralf
Hoyt Selected as AAU President at Boston Convention
The Amateur Athletic Union nominated Judge Samuel S. Hoyt of New Haven for president at the three day fortyninth AAU convention in Boston. Hoyt, a Yale graduate and former Connecticut AAU president, was chosen amid strong collegiate representation and support from key officials including Judge Jeremiah J. Mahoney and Secretary Daniel J. Ferris. The slate also included vice presidential candidates such as Frank L. B. of Portland and Daniel J. Richardson, with the selection seen as aligning with efforts to strengthen ties to the Collegiate Athletic Association and Olympic committees.
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Boston
Anmateur Athletic Union
Samuel 5. Hoyt
New Haven
Con
Yale
Hoyt
Tamme
Jeremiah 3
Ma~ Honey
New York
Treaster Daniel J. Ferris
New
Colibel Frank
Lave
the Malice Association
Portland
Malia
Daniel J Richardson
Oregon
Ward Baylett
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Owen War
Chicago
Gain Didatts
Avery Brindage
Olympic Association
Waldlas
A. A. Uv. Ly
Sateday
Acord
Board of Governors
Fred Clarke Seeks Semi-Pro Leadership in Baseball
New York November 15 Fred Clarke former Pittsburgh Pirates manager and president of the National Association of Semi Pro Baseball Leagues announced plans for a national semi pro baseball structure. The association, tied to the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress, aims to organize state and district tours with a trophy for each league champion in 1988.
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New York
Warren
Janert Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
National Association of Sree Pia Baachall
United States
Basel Consults
Govinsa
Tourpangenta
Wagner
Mist Sanidlat
Tila Ofp
Pssocin Ow Nidhat Surean Muo
Congress
Unclear wrestling card provokes chaotic crowd scene
A fragmented wrestling report outlines a chaotic main event with multiple named figures and regional references. The text mentions alleged conspiracies and inconsistent details about participants, venues, and match structure, reflecting a jumbled page segment rather than a coherent card.
Football results amid noisy OCR readout
Fragmentary sports brief reports unclear results and stray phrases. Names, places, and numbers are unreadable or damaged, leaving only a few legible fragments about teams and scores in a stray line.
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Mike Torres
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Toe San Marin
Jaery Ojeda
Nla Foepein
Larry Bloter
Liepel Rerivicuns
Wen Cuellar
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Suifelers
Onjee Mmanner
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Miss Distrikson
Reston
Jean Montague
Sylvia Annenberg
Babe Ruel
Barr Ruth
John Montague
Amateur Athletic Union
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Edlorto
Mexican Mexico
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Los Angeles
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Harry Garfman
Paul Duaves
Harris County
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