Aggies Triumph Over Texas University 13 To 0
Texas A and M defeated Texas University 13 to 0 in a hard fought game. A and M secured early scoring with three field goals and a late touchdown. Coleman kicked two field goals and Kendrick added the extra point. Garrity and Collins starred for A and M on offense.
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Inside Gunter Hotel Echoes Its Character
The hotel’s appeal lies in its personality reflected in every space from the lobby to the desk and the restaurant. The statement notes the hotel’s success stems from what guests experience inside, including 100mMs as a distinctive feature.
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Hendricks and Phillips Are Victors in Local Championship
Hendricks and Phillips won the Bruns wick Parlor pocket-quad championship final rounds as contests produced close scores. Hendricks outpaced Bille Johnson late, while Phillips edged ahead after a tense stretch. Cabiness initially led before the pairs surged ahead. Saturday’s final rounds feature Rives and Betford among the top contenders.
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Another Prison Farm Is Bought Near Huntsville
Governor Ferguson announced the latest land deal, state acquiring 4327 acres of fertile farm land along the Trinity river in Madison county, near Huntsville. The purchase, from Capt. J. A. Herring and A. M. Barlow, totals 100000 with eleven annual notes, and includes 6 mules, 20 horses, 125 cattle, 145 hogs, 200 head of livestock, farming implements, wagons, corn, cotton seed, and feed.
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Governor Plans Farm Takeover and Employment Hope
The governor stated readiness to assume control of the farm on December 1, aiming to provide work for 1,000 men. Land value is about 18 per acre for 4,337 acres, with 1,209 above average yield and 500 acres of jal land. the remaining tract is cultivable. Proposal includes growing cotton and corn on the fund.
Hoppe and Slosson Win at Balk-Line Contest
New York November report shows Hoppe and Slosson triumphing in Balk-Line billiards. Hoppe in straight rail games posted high runs and strong average as Moyers and Slosson also posted notable scores. Close match details include Slosson edging Bell Canada by a narrow margin with solid run counts and notable high runs across the frames.
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Illinois Faces Chicago In Unbeaten Faithful Stagg clash
Illinois aims for a fourth straight win as undefeated and confident in a 4 to 2 favorite clash with Chicago at Stagg Field. About 27 000 expected with 6000 from Champaign traveling on three trains. scalpers hold many seats after early sold-out demand.
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Wisconsin V MN Battle For Biz Wine Crown In Slippery Mud
Wisconsin determined to triumph over Minnesota in a rain drenched game despite carrying four pound weight disadvantage per man. The field was muddy from two days of rain and freezing conditions, with an estimated crowd of 18 000 expected. Wisconsin faces three crippled backfield men as they seek the Biz Wine championship amid intense intercampus rivalry.
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Biker Killed in Six Day Race Heat
In the first heat of the amateur handicap at the six day bicycle races at the opening, Louis Kuehl died after tumbling 80 feet from the north turn rail on the third lap. Herman Hoffman led before the accident.
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City Tenpin League Organized Amid Rally and Draft
A local bowling league meeting gathered eight teams to confirm participation for a forthcoming season at Grand Alleys. Officers elected include Frank Noel as president George Wu as vice president and Al Jonas as secretary treasurer. Two medals will be awarded for top individual showing with Doc Emerson presenting them.
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Cross and Leonard Win Gotham Bouts
Leahh Cross defeated Johnny Harvey of New York in a ten round bout Friday night. Harvey rallied in rounds nine and ten, but Cross maintained the upper hand throughout most of the contest. In another ten round affair, Watt Welle of Englain and Young Brown of New York fought to a fast draw, with Welle at 138 pounds and Brown at 137. Benny Leonard of New York outboxed Agevedo of Sacramento in ten rounds after an even start, Leonard weighing 12944 and Azevedo 135.
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Academy 6 Defeats San Antonio High In Gridiron Tilt
The Academy edged San Antonio High 6 to 0 after fumbling and misplays by San Antonio High kept the ball near the academy goal line. In the second quarter Tason caught a forward pass and sprinted to a score, the lone points of the contest.
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Academy Triumph Despite Battered Hine Goal Collapse
The Academy team delivered a strong all around performance despite a battered Hine Goal. Redley and Calhoun stood out in attack with Taylor, McGowen, Bald win contributing heavily. Walker retired with an ankle issue while Wilgh’s Captain Strouse shone for the losers amid several late rallies.
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Oklahoma Sooners Defeat Kansas Aggies 21 to 7
The undefeated University of Oklahoma football team defeated Kansas State Agricultural College 21 to 7 in Manhattan. Oklahoma tied the game 7–7 after a fumble return by Kansas State. McCaslin and Hartwig added Oklahoma scores with Geyer kicking goals.
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Varsity Football Schedule Notes Several Matches Listed
A pasted sports brief lists multiple college football games with mismatched spellings. Teams mentioned include Yale, Wesleyan, Swarthmore, Haverford, Army, Springfield, Navy, Lafayette, Stevens, Washington and Jefferson, and Purdue. Several opponent names appear garbled, indicating OCR errors in the historical page.
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Few Games In South Feature Hot Georgia South Matchup
In Atlanta and the South, Georgia plays a key role as Georgetown eyes a big win against South Carolina. Virginia and other top teams prepare for holiday contests closing the season. Other schedules include Amherst-Sydney, Randolph-Macon at Amesburg, Richmond versus William and Mary, and Gallaudet against Western Maryland.
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Big Nine games excite title race in football
Western conference action centers on five contests today with Chicago Illinois at Chicago and Minnesota Wisconsin at Madison drawing the most interest. Illinois and Minnesota, both unbeaten, clash with the winner potentially securing the title if Minnesota defeats Wisconsin. Northwestern finishes season against Ohio State as other outcomes shape the standings.
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Haskell Indians Defeat Oklahoma Aggies in Close Football
The Haskell Indians beat the Oklahoma Aggies 21 to 7 on Friday afternoon. Stover starred with two Indian touchdowns and kicked all goals. Choate scored the third touchdown. Brower and a 25 yard forward pass play produced another score. Oklahoma fought hard but Haskell dominated the final period.
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Baylor and Daniel Baker Meet on Gridiron in Waco
Bay lor faces Daniel Baker in a mid afternoon game at Waco Texas as teams chase state title claims. Baylor's season features a 24 to 0 win over Rice while Rice defeated Baker 28 to 0. Trinity and Baylor results suggest a tense race for the championship with Texas University absent from the matchups. In New York Yale and Harvard football crowds soar as 18 000 fans travel by rail to Cambridge for the classic matchup.
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Swift Co quint scores clean sweep in tenpin league
In a Commercial Tenpin League clash Friday the Swift Co quintet defeated Ransom and Ellybee. Captain O Neill led with 217, also topping the high series while Muse Treto of the losers notched 523. Dellurg of the winners bowled well, reaching 439 as Weing’s team took control late.
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West Ends Defeat South Heights Five In Tight opener
West Ends beat South Heights 23 to 21 at Tuttle's court in a close season opener. Gi Finnes led scorers with one point in field goals as McDevitt added three baskets. Sinclair Shapiro led South Heights with three field goals each. Referee Jeffries officiated the doubleheader night.
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