Me Evoy confirms planned mission shakeup and trades
Me Evoy confirmed a major reshaping of the San Antonio Missions for the 1903 season with veteran players likely on the trading block. McEvoy and manager Guy Airey signaled a sizable personnel shakeup as discussions at the league meeting pointed to trades to bolster the Browns and other clubs.
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Knox Can't Lose Will Not Play
A garbled recount mentions Knox College and Monmouth in a football context with references to a historic season, a 44-0 score, and coach Loyd Aurick under pressure. It notes a dramatic streak and a weight loss amid concern over team performance and preparation.
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Women Start Golf Tourney in Southwest Field
Women's Golf Association opens the Southwest tournament with top entrants Anna Guldehwaile, TeNss thampluc, and Sintern's bai Mis J. Le Wilson of San Antonio leads, with Sans of Shreveport, Poery in egg fourna'n SI Ths Year among early favorites.
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Teer Gras Bre Eiler Ban Asteeny
Fragments indicate a local event or notice with names and actions, naming Teer Gras Bre Eiler and Asteeny, plus reference to an arand event and preavessinned. The readable text suggests a brief notice or headline style card about a community matter and involved individuals.
Lawrence and Wendland Clash in Rit Side Park Golf Title
Lawrence faces Lon Wendland in the annual Rit Side Park golf tournament second round. Results show Wendland defeating Storriz 3 and 4, Young beating Anderson 4 and 3, and Williford over John Baron 2 and 1. Other winners include Tingle over Thurmond 3 and 2 and Razjers over Jimmie Lagombe 3 and 2.
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Owl Goalers to Play Here During Christmas Holidays
Local official Mur dar reports that coach Jimmy Kitts of the Rec Ouls confirms the Owl Goalers will play here over the Christmas holidays. Kitts hints the games may start a tour, naming players QuinletE Jicre and Ria Sieh as part of the lineup.
Carnera Campolo Fight Feature at Madison Square Garden
Italian heavyweights Carnera and Campolo headline a boxing feature at Madison Square Garden with Garnera knocking out Cam in a one round display. The Newark bout headlines the undercard with Perron against Cleveland and Masera of Pittsburgh drawing attention.
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Rain delays and results at Such 1an Motor Speedway race
A storm halted the Such 1an Motor Speedway program on Sunday afternoon after rain soaked the track. Trials led to times by Eddie Bove, Grady Sexton, and Kim Hall with lap counts and standings noted. officials included timers and referees, and the event concluded amid wet conditions and partial redraws.
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Irving and Harris Play CF November 28 on Tech Field
Irving and Harris clash as Caldwell College football action unfolds on November 28 at 4 PM on Tech field. The game aims to decide district standings with Hawthor Farce of the other Alistrict in play, while Roy 190 Me. ens fr thy Dale Wis is noted.
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Unlikely title due to OCR mess but preserves main idea
The piece proclaims a dizzy football season nearing its peak with sectional championships and strong showings from teams like Minnesota Alabama Georgia Tech Stanford Harvard Princeton Yale and Notre Dame. It highlights Army Navy and major conference battles, with focus on unbeaten squads and key clashes shaping Rose Bowl implications.
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Villa Fight May Be Off
A telegraphic El Paso report states Mexican lightweight champion Villa may be unable to attend Tuesday night’s bout with Ward Scott. Immigration delays at El Paso reportedly hinder Villa’s entry and could force cancellation, with promoter Cunningham awaiting clearance to proceed or call off the fight.
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Al Tearney Dies Former Baseball Man in Chicago
Al Tearney, longtime baseball figure and former president of the ThrerRye baseball imaging, died at his home after a heart attack. He guided clubs at the local level and was known for his criticism of Prohibition era policies. Tearney helped keep leagues open, valued his staff and players, and left a legacy across the national baseball community.
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Prophet Pete contest fades as fans mourn weekend miss
Prophet Pete failed to forecast the weekend event, drawing mixed reactions from San Antone fans. The list of 15 designated wavies and numerous names referenced a sprawling turnout with many unreadable entries, while the final tally remained unclear after the Friday broadcasts.
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Santa Clara Loses 7-0 To St. Marys Gaels
In San Francisco on Sunday Santa Clara Broncos were blanked 7-0 by St. Marys Gaels. Pennino recovered Sobrero’s fumble for a Gaels touchdown in the first period as Gellogg converted. About 60,000 spectators watched the game under wet conditions.
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