Yale Rooter Taft Leads Yale Harvard Big Game Crowd
A huge Nov 2 crowd gathers at Yale Harvard game as Yale supporters view the first Yale president as a Yale rooter taft leads the Yale turnout. Harvard, buoyed by recent success, aims to upset Yale though both teams show stronger lineups than in years past. Vendors sell seats at high prices as gates fill ahead of kickoff.
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Copa
Auioves
William Howard
Ful
Yale
Hapyara
Tlthm
Harvard
Marvard
Cambridge
Ericson
Jockey Club Sells Stock in a Few Hours
The San Antonio Mid-Winter Fair and Jockey Club quickly sold all $15,000 worth of stock at a meeting. Shares were limited to broaden ownership, a large attendance was reported, and daily meetings will continue to compare notes as preparations proceed for the December 13 race meet at the fair grounds. Joseph A. Murphy will preside, the charter is at Austin, and permanent officers will be elected after further word. Stockholders named include W. B. Toctis, D. J. Strang, Seth Seag cey, D.P. Peck, and many others.
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San Antonio
Jockey Club
D. A. Walker
Fair Grounds
Austin
Joseph A. Murphy
W. B. Toctis
D. J. Strang
Seth Seagcey
A DP
Peck
DB. A. Walker
West Texas Is Crushed By Varsity Seconds In Austin
The West Texas team, back from Austin, fell 40 to 0 to the heavy varsity reserves. The Cadets were shut down offensively, managing only two first downs and failing to score. Texas showcased a strong rushing attack and accurate forward passes, while West Texas stars Haddon, Stephens, and Booth fought hard until the whistle.
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West Texas
Joe
Austin
Abd Sgre
San Aconians
Texas Ling
Texas
Academy
Varsity
Haddon
Stephens
Booth
Wren
Texas Maddon
P.e.ecee
Duncan-Krabl
G. Miotay
Perrossis Goodiaa-Llurens
Battershy-Hansl
Steyans R Booths
Lm. Burnett
Sevesee Burgher
Vining-Barnes Q. Rolt Hoothedicines
Fenomne
Denison Obiltay
Nicholson
Johnson-Ellis
CromBealy
Av Kirkpa Tuipirer
Mead Tineman
Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl at Hot Wells Ends in Prizes
Burns Local Howling Wague members from Tornado and Cyclone squads hosted a Thanksgiving prize bowl at Hot Wells later that night. Winners split seven prizes with A Koeninger taking first gobbler, L Walker second, Fagen third, W C Burns fourth. First ladies prize went to Mrs. Harry Ebhardt, with Mrs. J C Pruitt and Mrs. Carrington taking second and third respectively.
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Hot Wells
Jae Keyes
Med
Indies
A. ©. Koeninger
J. C. Pruitt
Carrington
Thomas Teams Win Two In Basketball
The Thomas girls defeated Brackenridge Grammar 25 to 6 and beat Bowham School 7 to 4 in two back to back games on their campus. The junior and senior contests featured strong Thomas defense and key scoring by Miss Goldbeck, Miss Buffacker, and Miss Arminn. Reserves also won 7 to 4 behind Miss Townsende’s all points, with Bowham’s defense tightening late.
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Brackenridge
Bonham
Thomas
Brackenridge Grammar Girls
Booham School
Aliteast
Thongs
Enzlers
Misgeg Ith
Guinn
Banham
Miss Townsend
Miss Terman
Miss Abbott
Miss M1
Cashel
Misa M. Guinna Higs Abbott
West Texas Military Academy set to win league pennant
League officials expect West Texas Military Academy to clinch the interscholastic pennant after a potential victory over 4 High School and a subsequent playoff with San Antonio Academy. A league gathering tonight at 7:49 features Wesley Peacock hosting a supper with attendees including C. J. Lauein public schools chief and W. W. Nondarant of San Antonio Academy.
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West Texas Military of Academy
Thapkentving Fe
San Antoniso d- Academy
Elimina Oe
Wesley Peacock
Asmoker
C. J. Lauein
W. PR. Willams
Wahselinns
A. M. Crawford
Wast Yexaay
Fritze Wins Pair On Small At Turner Bowling
Fritze defeats Lowther in both games at Turner alleys, 2-0, with scores 55 44 and 47 49. Team rosters list Fritze captaining and Lowther led by captain Schaefer, plus multiple players. Umpire A Justmater-Scarnr Wiedenfeld. Sixty-three ladies contest turkey prize. Mrs Tom Walters wins best score, edging Mrs F Hummert for first.
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Fritze
Lowther
Turner
Prime
Fritzee Oeee
Ed AG
Fritzc
Schmitt
Keylich
Robitzéeh
Doc
Mays
Peetrieh
Schultze
Boelhauwe
Eiserlol
Lucas
Schaefer
Koch
Klar
Hohon
Genes
Anestine
Jongkind
Fentiman
Vander Straten
A. Justmater
Scarnr
Wiedenfeld
Turner Alyi
Turner Taidles
Tom Walters
Turkey
F. Hummert
Walters
Hur- Wert
Ed. Neontaniy
Toot
Miekenhimer
Max Tuety
Myra
Torrey
M Aerie
A. Gembler
Mia BL Scholl
N. Desta - Wm
Herpel G
Selnaider C
Hever Helen Wied
G. Cu
Sports Here and There and Other Fragments
A scattered sports column mixes references to basketball and football, noting players like Jantasy Evers and Joe Tinker in passing. It touches on eligibility issues for Parxtla Penn and Cornell football recruiting, plus a brief United States recruiting ad and a local housing pitch, all in a cluttered, era-tinged style.
Minor Leagues Do Well To Break Even
The seven class B leagues operate to break even, drafting freely from their ranks as a path to success. Minor leagues offer money for players, with Class B paying around 750 dollars versus 500 in Class A, while major leagues resist paying top prices. A governing body, the national commission, oversees disputes and harmony within organized baseball, with key figures named from New York, Auburn, San Francisco, Milwaukee, and beyond.
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Jid
Althenisi
Pute Lowigas
Gta Viet Hms
Munijor Lewgies
Dityer
Uder
Ints Great Baseball Organization
Mirus
Ther
Tatauariers
Awhuri
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Millonial Commission
Wiale
United States
Fina
National Commission
Messrs
Hermann, Johnson and
Muleham
Kayananeh
Little Rock
Bouths Eta League
Michiel Sexton
Ack Island
John WW. Parrell
New York State
Tragun
James WH. O'Rourke
Doc" Schivaly
Fants
Trugh
Ne. Carson
Central League
Charley Morton
Pennsylvania-Ohio Leagua
President Lucas
Northwestern League
Joseph O'Brien
Ammen Association
Th Mik Sexton
Judge Kavanaush
John Pavel
National Association
Moore Building Hosts Oxar Pulpe Orchestra Tonight
The finest bath house in the south hosts Be Oxar Pulpe's orchestra at 814. Local venue showcases a refined program and lively ensemble to entertain guests. Notes: patrons invited to enjoy an evening of refined music and cultural entertainment.
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Moore
Oxar Pulpe
Local football notes show mixed fortunes and upcoming matches
West Texas players suffer bruises from yesterday's game while coachs expect quick recoveries. Ban gene ral office team seeks an opponent for this afternoon as they weigh 183 pounds per man. Missionfield defeated Brackenridge Grammar 20 to 5 on the Forne e's gridiron, Brackenridge held to inferior experience. West Sox battles Hig School with Peacocks and Say Amonio Academy assisting. A Thanksgiving showdown looms with potential path to the finals if beat High School.
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Ban General Office
Hig School
Peacocks
Say Amonio Academy
Tia
Agaist West Sox
Trojans Win After Postponed Turner Basketball Game
A dark spell on several players delayed the regular Turner Basketball league match last night. The Trojans and the Thins played a makeup game, with the Trojans emerging as victors by a narrow margin. A doubleheader may await the postponed game next week.
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Trojans
The
Thins
Metup Tives
Tormey
Indians Favorite in Third Northrop Field Tilt
Minneapolis Minnesota November 21 The Minnesota Indians football team seeks a third win over the Carlists on Northrop Field this afternoon. The Indians enter as favorites after a notably poor season, hoping to salvage pride with another victory.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Carlists
Northrop
Australians Win in Victorian Tennis Championship
Melbourne November 21 Brnes and Widing of Austrasia defeated Wright and Alexander of America in the Victorian gentlemen's tennis championship tie. Outcome details unclear due to damaged text.
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Melhourne
Brnes
Widing
Austrasia
Wright
Alexander
America
Marshall Streets Win Over West Texas Team 10–0
The Marshall Street team defeated a West Texas foe 10 to 0 in a morning game. Mollunun starred for the victors with Robinson Converse and Hames delivering strong support for Wrap Tavis. Twist upon Hand's. Buy a lot and build a home via plentiful classified bargains.
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Marshall Street
West Texas
Sl Ecore
Tig
Mollunun
Robinson
Converse
Hames
Wrap Tavis
West Commerce Street
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MR. Taft
A. Sanderson
Africa
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
John DB. Arehold
Standard Ol Company
Houston St
W.T.I.A
Varsity Seconds
Whiveey FN
Cascade
Case Cade
GEO
A, Dickel & CO
Distillers
Nashville
Tennessee
Parmer & Findley
Waca
Anonia
Mise Harrett
Itigw Schulz-Johnnen
Mis Denman
Hooch Vines Goldbeck
Iytisg Mit
Avil Ct
Miss Aalins
Misa B. Gulnn
Metenna
Mies
Miss Green
Halvet
Pitteen
Fielt
Yay Apniin
Avnimi
Hutlacker
Rehals
May Aral
Tintfacker
Miss James
Misa
Gulag
Koen Ra
Seve Ee Ming Drelas
Misses Townsend
Oy Jimns
Bermart
Turner Bowling League
Loat
P. Baillie
Pritaye
Duphart
Philter
Jantasy Evers
Joe Tinker
Parxtla
Penn
Memai
Cornell
Ony
Botter
U. S
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Wood
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Kansie
M. Marachear
Johnson
Role
Ziegler
Sesberdiy
Missionfield
Weestunday
Brackenridge Grammar School
Hely Lesa
New Day
Johnson Brass
Pulls
Marshall Streets
Honit
Garpet Cleaning
Carpete Cleaned, Ltd
Hansen Bros
Austin Stroee
Lone Stam Brewing CO
Denver
Latonia
BREEN @ COMPANY
Sapolio
E. Houston Street
Menger
San Antonio, Tex
Alamo Plaza
McLean
Mudge
Hotel Losova
Business Man's Club
Avery Toor
TEL
Gurtendard
Southern Ice Company
Quenthzr
Fischer's
Torrey & Company
Germania Fire Ins. Co
New York
Navarro & Crockett Sts
Holland's Tea Store
Asaia
Bell Jewelry Co
Weat
Commerce Street
the co.Embalmera
Gerlach
Sidacat
Ghatlee Otto & Wlach
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