Government Hill day school tops City Leaguers 29 to 17
Government Hill Methodist day school subbed for Wisconsin, upsetting the Y M C A 29 to 17. F. Kline starred with several sensational shots leading the winners, while Russell Hill Folts and Vanne Fesler scored for the losers in a tight first half and stronger second.
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Government Hill Methodist Day School
Wisconsin Quint
Governor Hill Clan
F. Kline
Nets
Henry Lutz
Ieat
Russell Hill
Rs Folts
William Vanne
Forest Fesler
Walter Janert
Donald Neider
Fesler
Service Co quint tops Morris Five in league clash
The Service Company five won the opening game 710 to 676 and captured the series 712 to 669, with Morris Five taking the second set 681 to 643. Amner led Morris with 480 and a 180 single game. one bowler crossed 600 total. No standout records were posted in the week’s marquee match.
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Ris Company
Amner
Dulling
Bill Papempire
Steve Ahr
Snowy Baker recounts Darcy Chip fight aftermath in Sydney
The aftermath tale from promoter Snowy Baker follows the Darcy Chip bout in Sydney on September 30. Darcy knocked out Chip in the ninth round as Chip’s seconds and Dime struggled to revive him.
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Snowy” Baker
Les Darcy
George Chip
Sydney
Darcy
Chip
Tom McMahon
Jimmy Dime
George
Dime
Jimmy
Weather Birds Win High Score in Middle West Bowling Tourney
ST. LOUIS MO Nov 18 The annual Middle West Bowling Association tournament opened with the Weather Birds of St Louis posting a high 2482 total. In the third game the five players rolled 973 pins. Tomorrow Oklahoma City five and six other out of town teams will bowl.
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Weather Birds
ST. Louis
Middle West Bowling Association
Weather Birds of
Oklahoma Five
Oklahoma City
Nebraska Meets Kansas in Key Missouri Valley Clash
Nebraska’s spotless record faces a stern test as Kansas, emerging into a stronger late-season machine, travels to Lincoln for a high stakes battle. Missouri grid results loom with Drake favored in Columbia and Iowa State clashing with Iowa in Ames.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas
Bennie Owens
Oklahoma Sooners
Norman
Henry Kendall
Haskell Indians
Tulsa
Baylor University of
Aggies Defeat Rolla School of Mines 77 to 0 at College Station
A and M College team dominated Rolla School of Mines Missouri 77 to 0 in College Station on Friday. Mitchell starred for the Farmers while Rolla’s offense managed only three first downs.
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Texas
Missouri
College Station
Tex
A. and M. College
Rolla School of Mines
Mitchell
Sooner Coach Bennie Owen Optimistic for Kansas A&M Clash
Norman Oklahoma November 18 Coach Bennie Owen of Oklahoma State University expects to start the same lineup that beat Kingfisher College last Saturday. The Sooners have four losses this year but fans hope for a victory today. Kansas Aggies backers share the confidence.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Kansas Aggies
Kingfisher College
Sooner
Oklahoma
Big Five Defeats Second Wisconsin In Bowling Match
The Big Five bowling team defeated the Second Wisconsin infantry five 2513 to 2248 at Grand alleys. Wisconsin opened with 817 but dropped in the next two sets 855 to 700 and 847 to 731. Captain Hanus led Wisconsin with 613 total and a 207 single game. Big Five had four players over 600. Hanus arranged a return match for next Thursday night.
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Wisconsin Infantry
Wisconsin
Hanus
Quint
New Wood
Arbitration Board Hands Down Decisions In Minor League baseball
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues arbitration board announced several decisions after hearings. Claims allowed include Wardy Clemens granted release from Oklahoma City and Rankin Johnson drafted by Milwaukee from Fort Worth with a $100 fine for jumping. Ben Koehler awarded $50 from St Joseph and Murray awarded $300 from Galveston to Little Rock.
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Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Wardy Clemens
Oklahoma City
C. C. Daringer
Hannibal
Rankin Johnson
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
Johnson
Ben Koehler
St. Joseph
Little Rock
Galveston
Murray
Tigers Battle Yale at Princeton in Pal Memorial Stadium
Princeton prepares to host Yale in a November clash expected to draw over forty three thousand fans. Coaches and players anticipate a tougher game than last year after a Harvard setback. In St Louis, Helene Britton sues for divorce from Schuyler Britton, president of the baseball club, married since 1901.
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N. J
Yale
Palmer Memorial Stadium
Tigers
Harvard
Miss Britton
ST. Louis
Helene H. Robison Britton
Schuyler P. Britton
Arizona routs New Mexico Aggies 72–9 in Tucson
Oklahoma style scoring as University of Arizona defeats New Mexico Aggies 72 to 9 in Tucson. In Emporia Kansas Normal blanks Bethany 32 to 0 while Pittsburg Kansas Manual shuts out Midland 33 to 0.
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Arizona
University of Arizona
New Mexico Aggies
Emporia
Kan
Kansas Normal
Bethany
Pittsburg
Kansas Manuals
Midland
Southern teams clash as title races tighten in the South
Auburn and Georgia Tech must beat Vanderbilt and Georgia while Tennessee faces Sewanee to stay alive. Rivalries set odds as Vanderbilt, Georgia, and Tennessee battle to keep semigfinals hopes intact. other games include Cornell vs Massachusetts Aggies, Army vs Springfield, Pitt vs Carnegie Tech, Penn State vs Lafayette, and Navy vs Villanova.
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Auburn
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Tennessee
Sewanee
Commodores
Crimson
Cornell
Massachusetts
Aggies
Ithica
Army
Springfield
West Point
Pittsburg
Carnegie Tech
Pennsylvania State
Lafayette
State College
Navy
Villa Nova
Annapolis
Friedken's Team Defeats Ball's Side in Straight Volleyball Wins
Friedken's volleyball team defeated Jack Ball's squad in three straight games at the Y M C A on Friday 11-9 11-4 11-6. J W Fuller delivered strong serving, Russell B Wine starred at the net, and Cadwallader plus Friedken steadied the rear. Emil Mueller opened the second game with a 3 1 lead before Friedken's crew closed it out.
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Joel Friedken
Jack Ball
Y. M
Friedken
Ball
J. W. Fuller
Russell B. Wine
Cadwallader
Emil Mueller
Double header tonight in Sunday School Basketball League
The Sunday School Basketball League presents a Saturday night double header at the YMCA. St. Mark's Episcopal faces Beacon Hill Baptist in the American League while Calvary Baptist and the Evangelical Association meet. The previous champions seek to repeat. Beacon Hill shows up strong. Calvary fields a new lineup with Evangelical same as last season.
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St. Mark's Episcopal
Beacon Hill Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Evangelical Association
Beacon Hill Lads
Calvary Lads
Mississippi College trounces Ouachita Tigers 26 to 0
Mississippi College football defeated Ouachita Tigers 26 to 0 in Clinton. The score came after a game where the Mississippians used straight football through the first three periods before two late touchdowns. Ouachita plans to practice locally Saturday ahead of a Monday game with Jonesboro Aggies.
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Clinton
Miss
Mississippi
Ouachita
Ark
Henderson Brown Triumphs Over Hendrix College 19–0
Henderson Brown College defeated Hendrix College of Conway 19 to 0 in Arkadelphia. The hard fought game featured few forward passes, with only one completed and a handful attempted. Local linemen dominated the line, securing the victory through persistent line smashing.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson Brown College
Hendrix College of
Conway
Close scores expected as Yale Princeton clash in New York
New York reports a busy eastern college football slate with Yale facing Princeton headlining the day. Syracuse plays Colgate at Syracuse in a game with wide interest and a difficult-to-predict outcome. Harvard meets Brown in a strong showdown.
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Yale
Princeton
Syracuse
Colgate
Harvard
Brown
Rice Downs Methodists 146 to 3 in Texas clash
Rice field overwhelmed Southern Methodist University with a dominant second half effort after a close first quarter. The score stood 146 to 3 as Rice routed SMU on Friday, while Oklahoma Aggies prepared to face Baylor in Stillwater, eyeing a conference title in the 1916 Southwestern clash.
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Houston
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Rice
Rice Field
Oklahoma Aggies
Baylor
Stillwater
Ome
Aggie
Baby Bandit Waits for Stone to Move in Jail Card
The Minneapolis Journal reports an eleven year old who tried to rob Robbinsdale State Bank held in county jail for two days waiting for a wall stone to move. He clung to a belief a mysterious man would replace him with a dummy and whisk him to freedom, based on tips from a fourteen year old gang member.
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Minneapolis Journal
Robbinsdale State Bank
Nels Clausen
Limbo
Bank Robber Confession and Dated Views on Old Times
A man recalls committing a bank robbery plan and pistol threat. He recounts a companion doubting punishment, describing a jailbreak myth with a stuffed suit and hidden escape. The dialogue contrasts modernist skepticism with nostalgia for “good old times” and higher peanut prices for a nickel.
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