Illinois Beats Wisconsin 19 to 0 in Army Post Tilt
Illinois defeats Wisconsin 19 to 0 in a tourney at the army post. Clark, Messner and Keeney spark the Illini as Messner dominates with two touchdowns and solid backfield work. Wisconsin rallies late but cannot overcome Illinois lead. ref and umpire duties handled by Lt. Kenney and Lt. Sanders.
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Illini
Clark
Ferguson
Keeney
Kenney
Sanders
Inglas
Willingham
Witt
McClannahan
Johnson
Pearl and Chapas play to six six tie in winter league
In a Sunday Army post game, the XXX Pearl lineup and the Chapas, league leaders, battled to a 6 to 6 nine inning draw before darkness halted play. E Stahl of the Chapas walked in a key inning while Fried and Heim worked for the Pearls.
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Dreemers-R. & S
Infantry Post
E. Stahl
Fried
R. H. EB. Pet Ae
Heim
Ledger
T. Stahl
Two New Records Accepted by A A U
The Amateur Athletic Union record committee accepted two new marks at the annual meeting led by Bob Simpson of Missouri with 14 3-5 seconds in the 100 yard high hurdles and George H. Goulding of Toronto posting 13 37 in the indoor two mile walk.
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New York
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Bob Simpson
University of Missouri
George H. Goulding
Toronto
Canada
Edward Renz
Dave A. Caldwell
Boston
Fred W. Kelly
Los Angeles
Bing Diamond
University of Chicago
Russell Manieri
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Unclear banking debate on withdrawal notice easing
A fragment discusses savings banks pushing for fewer withdrawal notice requirements. The dialogue questions why banks should have a privilege of demand notice while depositors receive no sixty days’ warning, highlighting tension over notice fairness.
Arbitration Board Adjourns With Free Agent Petitions Denied
The board of arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues adjourned Sunday after announcing several decisions including the refusal of petitions by players Gus Hetling and W H Rapp of the Wichita club to be declared free agents.
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Arbitration Board
New Orleans
Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Gus Hetling
W. H. Rapp
Wichita
Thanksgiving Day clash shapes Texas grid title race
Texas University faces Texas A and M on Thanksgiving in Austin as both squads seek a state crown despite mixed seasons. The outcome hinges on comparative scores from key games including Texas 56 Ark 0 and A and M 77 0 over bell etc.
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Texas
Texas University
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Austin
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahomans
Baylor
Aggies
Longhorns
Arkansas
Texas Aggies
Bella School of Mines of Missouri
Knights of Columbus Roll Past Artillery 19 to 0
The Knights of Columbus football team defeated the Battery B seventh artillery squad 19 to 0 at League Park. KC used a strong opening with two early touchdowns and a third via a forward pass in the second quarter, while the Artillery struggled with conservative ground plays and few forward attempts. Key players for KC included Evans, Davis, Lutz, Seng, and Dolan, with Kuch, Hawk, and Neff shining for Artillery. Officials praised the handling of the game and the two squads displayed strong line play throughout.
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Knights
Evans
Davis
Lutz
Dolan
R. Davis
Seng
Artillery
Kuch
Hawk
Neff
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Williams and Herman agree to 20 round title bout in New Orleans
Local promoter announced on Sunday that bantamweight champion Kid Williams of Baltimore and challenger Pete Herman of New Orleans have signed for a 20 round world title fight in New Orleans scheduled for January.
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New Orleans
Kid” Williams
Baltimore
Pete Herman
Yale Gets Ready for Harvard
Yale football squad resting in Atlantic City expects to travel to New Haven Monday afternoon to begin practice for the final game of the season against Harvard next Saturday. All players in good condition, Coach Jones said.
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Harvard
Atlantic City
N J
Princeton
New Haven
Jones
Y Athletic Schedule Curtailed This Week At The Y
The YMCA athletic program is reduced this week due to a membership camp starting Thursday and lasting five days. All gym and handball activities are paused except Sunday School Basketball League games. a handball tournament features multiple matches. The schedule lists volleyball and basketball contests across Monday to Wednesday with various school and class teams.
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Leopards
Tigers
Lions
Newsboys
Missouri Team On Hand for Gulf Coast Expo Game
Corpus Christi Texas November 20 accompanied by six hundred soldiers and civilians the First Missouri artillery football team arrived Sunday night by special train to prepare for Monday s game at the Gulf Coast exposition against the Second Texas infantry eleven several prominent gridiron warriors are said to be members of the two guardsmen teams.
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Depaw Academy of Chicago
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Missouri Artillery
Gulf Coast Exposition
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