Tarnegie and Notre Dame Loom In Unbeaten Clique
In a chaotic early season, Notre Dame remains unbeaten as Georgia Tech and Wisconsin also lead with wins over the Irish. The piece notes Southern California and Alabama threatening. key matchups with Stanford, Michigan, and others loom as contenders press for national honors.
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New York
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Georgetown
Notre Dame
Michigan
Alabama
Icaya
Town
Minnesota
Georgia
Cechop Notattay
Tulane
North Carolina
Oglethorpe
Vanderbilt
Alabama Poly
Football Scores and College Results Roundup
November college football results recap with scores from Franklin, Providence, and Notre Dame games. Summary notes Notre Dame’s defense, Nebraska’s turf issues, and four untied teams remaining George Tech Florida Tennessee Carnegie Tech.
Southern Waiting For Dec 8 Contests in Gridiron Race
The Southern Conference title chase lags behind with Georgia Tech Florida and Tennessee tied near the top. Dec 8 could break the deadlock as Georgia Tech meets Georgia and Florida faces Tennessee. Thanksgiving games loom but major clashes remain uncertain.
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Now Barnabe Joins Dallas In Texas League Moves
Dallas, Nov 15. The Dallas club added notable infield and pitching talent including Fay Piashkamper of San Antonio and Dusty Burgess, with Charley Torito previously with Wreo now back with Dallas. The roster also includes Pitcher Henalek and Windsor Ben from Walesline, as the league adopts the new five-rooks rule.
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Medina Laddies edge All Gold Giants in point ball clash
Medina Moug defeats All Gold Coffee Giants 11 to 4 in a fast point ball game at Tombert Beach. The match lasted 1 hour 4 minutes with Dixon and Ladds notable for Medina Moug and Vineans featuring Maliny Ladds aged 18.
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All Gold Coffee Giants
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Bacher
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R Moore
R A. Dixon
P Tiny
M. Dixon
Shall
Log A. Dixon
Rog Breter
Football Races At a Glance
Summary of college football standings across conferences notes Wisconsin and others in top positions. Nebraska Pittsburgh and Oklahoma State show momentum in their leagues. Texas leads Southwest Conference after beating Texas Christian with Arkansas close behind. Conference races tight with several teams undefeated in various leagues.
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Yale Keays
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Washington State
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Washington
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Women Golfers Match Edgewater Gulf Course
Mexico's RL Smith, the women's golf champion, meets Miss Marion Turpie of Louisiana in an international Pan American Women's Amateur match at Edgewater Gulf hotel golf course. The event features teams from the United States, Mexico, and Cuba, with affiliations to the Pan American and national golf associations.
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Sheip
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Mexico City
Army Polo Defeated by Austin in Southwestern Polo Meet
Fort Sam Houston played in San Antonio as Austin Polo Club defeated the Army squad in the six-chukker match. Army failed to score in the last two periods as Austin extended a late rally to edge out a 22 to 0 or near scoreline. Fort Sam Houston will test twelve players to select four for the next round.
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Texas Thanksgiving Grid Tilt Sets Conference Madness
Texas college football aims for a Thanksgiving clash as the Texas conference race narrows. Arkansas, SMU, Baylor, and TCU highlight a crowded playoff chase with several teams still seeking key victories to claim a top spot.
Symons annual golf tournament second round play underway
Second round starts this week as Symons annual golf tournament resumes with matches across flights. Notable results include first flight victories by Dadgett over Adelman and Wheat over Nord, while Nordhaus-Snider and several second flight bouts are listed with many close scores and upcoming rounds noted.
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Binet
Cenvitn
Honard Dadgett
Phil Adelman
T. G. Wheat
Sylvah Nord
Nordhaus M. Snider
Tal Aleton
Coctinas
Sandy Wertt Shear
A. Tory
H.C. Wempleton
J. C. Delun
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S.atehiae
S.A. Thurmand
Tureig
TM. Saunders
Barbera Secures Second Buck In Four Days
Charles Torbera put up his fire rifle for the season after taking his second buck in four days. His crack shot was fired Thursday morning, opening day, and Charles plans to pursue Lorkey next.
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Charles Torbera
Charles
H and H Baseball Team Captures San Antonio Title
The H and H Coffee team won the San Antonio Winter Baseball league championship after the Painters Union failed to arrive before the Sunday afternoon game. A Painters win would have tied for first. a playoff seemed possible, but Sunday results settled the title.
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Bowling League Details and Results From Local Clubs
The bowling league season opened with Team One sweeping Team Two while Team Four beat Team Three. Close games occurred in two matches as Team One edged Team Two in a taut finish. Players named include Anna Marckwardt, Harry White, Otto Marckwardt, Joe Wauther, and Gus Mollins with team rosters listing captains and members across four teams and a lengthy schedule from November to January.
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Golf pros embark for Hawaii opening in November
Portland scene recounts the first shift of the winter season as amateurs win the Portland Open with Dr C B Willing taking top prize. Willing carded 295 for 12 holes while Johnny Farrell, U S Open champion, was runner up earning the big prize. Ale Exninosa placed third with Tommy Armour and Walter Mages further back as professionals prepare to sail to Hawaii for the Honolulu open starting November 20.
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Ore
C. B. Willing
Portsland
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Waii
Doctor Willing
Johnny Farrell
Ale Exninosa
Tommy Armour
Walter Mages
Tear Gas Used on Grid Crowd in Cambridge Ruff
Tear gas deployed as crowd surged after a football game involving five amateur teams in Cambridge. Police arrested Dennis Ryan and Belin Ferguson, both of Cambridge, for disturbing the peace. Ferguson's wife charged with assaulting an officer. Over 100 protesters remained as order was restored.
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Alhin Aks Sunnyilfergs
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Hert
Denver Awarded 1920 Championships Amid Altitude Debate
The Colorado debate over altitude affecting athletic performance ends with Denver chosen to host the 1920 championships. Officials including Dan Verris and J Tynan Bingham defend altitude advantages for Denver athletes while New Mexico delegates argue teams may falter in football due to high‑altitude travel. Officials project stadiums to seat 43,000 to 60,000 spectators, underscoring Denver’s bid.
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