National college football rivals spark title race
Rivalries across major conferences shaped the national title picture as Michigan, Nebraska, Oregon faced risks while Army and Pittsburgh held key implications. Duke, Georgia, Princeton, and Notre Dame contended for upsets as Michigan aimed to beat Minnesota and Purdue. Other pivotal matchups spanned Cornell-Dartmouth, Harvard-Brown, and Texas Christian-Texas in a weekend of high stakes.
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Herbert Ws. Barker
New York
Michigan
Nebraska
Oregon
Duke
Georgia
Princeton
Army Slone
Titools
Jana
Wolverines
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Cornhuskers
Oshioria
Trojans
Stanford
Princrton
Neve
North Carolita
Aupurn
Army
Cpele
Navy
Ohare
Oregon State
Cornell
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Colgate
Harvard
Brown
Mutgers
New York University
Penn
Penn State
Iowa
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Chicago
Tawa State, Ad Kansas State
Delahoma
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Texas Christian
Texas
Denver
Utah
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Venderblit
North Carolina Duke
Centenarpy
Southern Methadint
New York Athletics Board Expands Judges Leeway in Fights
The New York state athletic commission has broadened judge discretion in boxing decisions. Judges may now award a win to the boxer who shows clearer superiority in rounds rather than defaulting to a draw when rounds are even, changing how close bouts are scored.
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York
New York State Athletic Commte-Ion
Yseb
Uehler
Freican
Unclear text fragment from Amite field notes and names
The readable portions show scattered names and fragments including Amite, several personal names such as Mark Witt and Bridie, and references to words like fraternity, dates, and locations. Most content is garbled with no coherent event or clear news outcome to summarize.
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Mark Witt
Mosheueler
Vile Miele
Haseley
Leelee Juert
Walt Dial
Muni
Ijn
Miradee
Asam
Marvin Nitinol
Lever Andres Maraler
Rene
A! Gan
Thaker
Tonly
Menor
Mealen
Tnehadingen Hemor
Rye Roview
Bacon
Ira
Ross Winner in Close One at Chicago Stadium
Berney Ross retained the junior welterweight title with a narrow 40 round decision over Sammy Fuller at Chicago Stadium. The West Side challenger used smart movement to counter Fuller's power, but judges and referee mostly favored Ross in a hard fought home debut before 13,430 spectators.
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Chicago
Berney Ross
Tony Cangoneri
West Side
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Chicago Stadium
Fuller
Ross
Bastorian
Posis
Aly Low
Pomartins
Fler
Kealine
Livia
Willem Baitye
Rims UT
Joe Meemer
Chigarns Y Wn
Austin Wins First Game in 18 Starts
Austin ends an 18 game winless run with a 2-0 football victory over Daniel Barton, marking the first win for Astley College this season. The decisive goal energizes the crowd as the home side secures a morale boosting result.
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Austin
Bherman Texas
Keangarnos
Astley College
Notre Dame Resorts to Rabbit's Feet
South Bend reports Notre Dame, goal-less in four straight games, distributed twenty rabbits’ feet to players after a Northwestern game. Coach Hunk Anderson, weary of luck, gave away the charms in hopes of sparking scoring, while noting the futility of luck without Acorn’s help.
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South Rend
Notre Dame
Cwarn Hunk Anderson
Notre
Ross-A and I plan dropped
Coseries B C Graves of Sul Ross college and Bud McCallum of Kingsville A I decided at a meeting last Friday to pass up a football game at Eagle Field Saturday night. They considered it briefly but felt their players had enough for the week after Kingsville beat Abilene Christian Thursday. The Saturday night game was arranged on short notice and was dropped.
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B. C. Graves
Sul Ross College
Bud McCallum
Kingsville
Eagle Field
Abilene Christian
Westmoorland
Tulsa Oilers Beat Washington 13-6 in Gridiron Showdown
Tulsa Oilers edged George Washington Colonials 13 to 6 as Berry and Dennis combined for a decisive first half march. The Oilers capitalized on key drives, including a late second period score after a 42 yard punt return, with Berry scoring and Dennis adding the convert. Plotiniik and Seamans fueled the Colonials’ lone fourth quarter tally after a blocked punt, but Tulsa answered with a hard-running game and stout defense to seal the win.
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Washington, D
Oilers
Tulsa University
George Wanrhington
Wiisi Gayifigh
Une
Berry
Dennis
Neway
Hey
Piotnieki
Oiiers
Aisuugh
Oklahomas
St. Ed's Tigers blank Schreiner 7 to 0 in tight win
St. Edward's University Tigers scored late in the half and added a successful extra point to defeat Schreiner Institute 7 to 0 before about 4000 spectators. Schreiner managed 19 first downs but could not cross the goal line as St. Ed's defense held firm.
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Austin
St! Edward's University Tigers
Schreiner
Mountaineers
Bae
Fighting Tiger
Limeabi
Dewn
Tigers
Cheathant
Evans
Dillon
Cheatham
St. Ed's
Lockhart Lions edge Yoakum in tight league clash
Lockhart High School Lions, missing captain due to knee injury, beat Yoakum Bulldogs 6 0 as Ted Fell scored on a 35 yard run in the second quarter. Pink Moore had a near TD called back and Lions defense held strong with stars Moore, Pent, Storey, Etheridge, Stueve, Gehnniss, Nassour leading the effort. Hillsboro clinches district crown with win over Cleburne.
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T. Moose
Pent
Storey
Etheridge
Stueve
Gehnniss
Nassour
Turner
Magan
Bellville
Onnal
Army League Championship At Stake At Randolph Field
Ninth Infantry Manchus meet the Ramblers at Randolph for the Army Football League title. An overflow crowd of about five thousand is expected with no admission. Franz leads the Manchus with passes and scoring touch points, while the Ramblers rely on Dandy Gocke and a strong backfield including Morgan and Hardy. Game time 2390.
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Ninth Infantry Manchus
Randolph
Kellyfield
West Point
Air
Twentythird Infantry Doughboys
Ramblers
Air Corps
Fats" Franz
Don Zappane
Clarence Peavier
Arnold McKinney
Charles Green
Hank Wilson
Tarzan” Gocke
Doh Dandy
Dandy
Ure Ranblets
Falk Franz
Manchus
Franz
Bud Adamson
Haits
Brownsville
Army
Green
Rawhlers
Houston
Morgan
Bimamung
Hardy
Chast
Wright
Chiletle
Brooks
Greg Gerge
Brown
Flanagan
Gapt
Strickland
Ab Randolph Field
Boxing Fight Cards From New York and Beyond Reported
A disjointed tally of boxing outcomes lists fighters from Syracuse New York to Philadelphia and Detroit. Notable bouts include Lea Mayet outpointing Pallimors, Joey Brown knocked out, Steve Harnay defeating Lee Hamace, and several knockouts and decisions across cities like Philadelphia Detroit and New York with multiple percentage scores and bouts noted in a bustling card.
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Tres Paris
Hugene Ttuat
France
Quy’ Vinnigan
Cuba
Baltimore
Jay Keuranath
Jerssey Lily
Lea’ Mayet
Pallimors
Syracuse
WN. C
Maq Rolloine
New Yor
Joey Brown i
Syracuse, (2) BL Cloud, Man —Wayne Short, 182, St. Paul, and Everett Wingoy
Drew
Terry McGovern
Minneapolis
Lou Gans
St. Paul
Warnie Luke
St. Land
Kid Wood
Tae Duluth
Phiadelphia
Dohnny Dadiek
Philadelphia
Foto” Nebo
Key West
Fla
Ormerly
Bittsburgy
New York
Frankie O'Brien
The
Conn
Stark
Chica Burney
Tenex
Avnuke
Sammy Fuller
Roston
Weller Weel
Mid Ternach
Mid
Moline
Oi Slaehter
Hear
Ett Payee
Chicaren
Paul Daz Vange
Chicako
Lea Tzadak
Chivagh
Frankie Minorea
San Francisco
Lite Demmvey
Philippines
Tohany Pena
York
Pinto Geor
Huffaln
Gearge Simpson
Quinas
Paul Lee
Thianapelis
Tony Virlann
Denver
Carlon Tasca
Newark
Jun Roth
Si Toula
Taianapolis
Mminn
Bart Martin Hulaile Moy
Tillewond Art Dan
Minne
al Tone Patrik
Toby Awuiod
Deny
H Man Deze
Califessaminy O'Dell
Alcon
Oulyelated
Mikm Toit
Ran Diddh
Cos Dek Weaieier
Vaal
Fragmentary OCR Note From December Directory
The readable text offers partial names and items, referencing December directory material and a school or town listing. It includes scattered names such as Kenai and Davion with unclear roles, plus hints of a directory or telephone listing. The garbled lines suggest an OCR version of a local directory page.
Football Today Eagle Meld and Blurry Rosters
A fragmentary sports item lists many players and positions in a disordered football lineup. It includes names such as Brackenridge Milner, McKinney, Daugherty, and Camerson with scattered positions. The text also contains stray dialogue lines about time and sunshine from a Moscow delegation interview that appear unrelated to the game.
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Iness
Andy Andrews
Gene Oifirinik
Dusty Boggess
Saree
Tig
Merce
Ken Inesman
Buster Fant
Aia Litvinoff
Commissar Litvinoff
Madam Litvinoff
Dowmissar Litvinate
Commissar
Litvinoff
Madam Ulvinoff
Moscow
Litvinoft
Madam Litvinoft
Commissar Litvinoft
Madam Ultvinoft
Litvinorft
Madam Litvinote
Goory
Tittvinoft
Westmoorland Faces Sul Ross In Aim For Restored Form
Westmoorland Broncs seek a Friday night win at home against Sul Ross Loboes after losses to Schreimer and Victoria Junior College. Notable plays include Graves Smith Burma Upshaw Seale and a strong defensive effort from Linney and Jack Smith, with Mymier suffering a broken nose but remaining in action.
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Theit
Gasper
Foss
Finger
Ben
Bul Ross
Stamps
Bronc
Bronco
Bale
Sul Ross
Brones
Westmoorland
Howman
Teburmien
Wertuinvoriand
Sul Raneesha Adams
Bowman
Martin
Mes Groves
Rahinaan Smit Noonensler
Seale
Finger Mymier
Binns
VVC
Casper Rainwonve
Weatinnur
Areona
Ani Ateluyin
Cuiltory
Tenrey
Baealhiver
Panta
Yea
Moorland
Bien
GAN YOU BEAT IT New York Nov 18 boxing results
In Madison Square Garden last night canned results show a contender named Hamra beating opponent with a 1240 720 payout. A curfew debate for West Side nights stirs talk, while law enforcement struggles with unrest and vigilance in the wake of recent events.
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New York
Cammes
Ley Ramage
Galliornia
Steve Hamra
Madison Square Garden
Irner
Lecelpla
Weather and college teams update from early November scores
A garbled weather and college score summary lists numerous teams and results from Oklahoma to Texas including Southwestern Texas, Arkansas Freshmen, St Edward’s, Schreiner, East Texas Teachers, and Lamar College. Notable scores include Emory and Henry 95 and Lamar College 40, with many others read as scattered results and place names across multiple institutions.
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Austin Gollege
Danijol Baker
McMurey
Southwestern
Tex
Arkansas
Taxarkans College
St. Edward's
Schreiner Institute
East Texas
Southwest ‘Texas
EAST
Trisa
George Washladon
Concord
Morris Narees
Lamar College
Victoria Callow
Slenlaw Artin
Newberry
Wolford
Murray
Milan Presbyterian
Buskinei Union
Manthie
Maryville
Milligan
Emory and Henry
Tontinsaun
Wesley
Raat Tennusden
Kane
Carson-Newman
Cumberland
Mam
al Nea
Mid-West
Aimpann
Cornell Calleen
St Ambros
Buena Viath
Wartensburg
Vennherk
Cape Girordeaur Teneners
Misauuri Valley
Tarkig
Alia Jewell
Gentral
Ottawa
Bethany J. Marquelin
Eh Lina
I Kirkaville
Mad
Miscouri Miner
I Omaha
Ioan
Miri
Nanhenska
Wesleyan
York
Titneis Collinge
Eureka
Welln
Andtneran
Silver Ore Found On Golf Course Mystery
Old local item reports silver ore discovered on a golf course fairway near The Dalles while workers nearby dealt with cooling water issues. Nearby high school football standings hint at championship hopes as teams from Dallas Tech Camp and local schools compete for top honors amid unsettled season results.
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Dallas Tech
Dallas
Noy
Teehnien High Echool
Bename Ety
Af Ie
Ganc Lough
Hetyeay Sunset
Forest
Nly
Marty Dalvis
Sill
Anita Gain
Waco to test real worth of Eagles in showdown
Waco Brackenridge Eagles, contenders in District 12, meet Wasxt high Tigers led by coach Paul Tyson in a battle expected to draw around 4000 fans. Temple’s disruption and Brackenridge’s strong line with Howard Baker and Cecil Slater raise the stakes for a possible district title reveal. Waco favored over San Antonio club. Brackenridge remains dangerous with a fast backfield and tough blocking.
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Eagle
Brackenridge Eagles
Wasxt High Tigers
Paul Tyson
Temple
Brackenridge
Jefferson High Mustangs
Iagies
Wace
Wace Tomen
Waco
San Antonio
Bavks
Howard Baker
Cecil Slater
Eagles
Crowd packs Madison Square Garden as Tamas beats Ramage
New York November 18 Madison Square Garden attendance hits a record 2811 paying customers with only 4290 receipts as Tamas defeats Ramage in 11 rounds. The bout drew praise for Tamas speed and left hand while Ramage showed little aggression. Pettifer made a showy debut in an eight rounder, beating McCoy. Jeby was slated to box Terry but withdrew due to a cold, Lagvey stepped in for the semi final. Also Seguin hunters report successful deer entries despite morning fog.
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Hamas
New York
Steve Tamas
Youg
New Dorsey
Lee Ramjee
Mudiff Square Garden
Ramage
Batt
Diego Enmghter
Arden
Hantas
Andy Kiff_in
Amas
Anh
Pettifer
Rom
Tweland
Jack McCoy
Philaidelphia
McCoy
Ben Jeby
Young ‘Terry
Trenton
Jose Lagvey
Armory
Teremy
Jeby
First Mondo Back At Tanga Deer Season Opens
The first deer of the season was hunted near the Gas Rothe ranch twenty miles from Hondo. Br. O. B Taylay reported a bold early kill as the stand remained anti Yaluk back.
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Tanga
Mar
Br. O
Taylay
Golf Pro Investment Sparks Controversy in St Louis
In a foggy sports investment tale, 125 friends back a golf pro from St Louis, linking funding to a trip and a December event. The pro plans a public open tour with names and places including Los Angeles and Palm Beach, while investors seek a return amid shifting dates and venues.
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ST. Louis
Bill Schwartz
St. Lows
Fries
de Professhina
Cilifarnia
Auna
Kosar
Sowlit
Cevorghn
Sutwange
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