Rattlers Have Thanksgiving Idle After Cancelled Dallas Game
St Marys College of Beaumont faces a quiet Thanksgiving Day with no football game after Dallas University cancelled the intercollegiate clash. Coach Jom Treadaway attempted to find a replacement, but none could be secured. The team’s prospects dim as several players are injured from a Schreiner Institute loss and no other games remain on the schedule.
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Oklahoma
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Scandal in Scribe Golf Faces Semi Final Chaos
Tournament sponsor Harry Symons probes alleged rule breaches in the annual golf event. Morville Gill and Willard Alley are accused of nonstandard play, allegedly flipping coins to determine holes while Alley won a match the eighteenth green. Symons vows to expel them from the amateur circuit if proven true.
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Scribe
Harry Symons
Morville Gill
Willard Alley
Crick
Symons
Gill
Alley
Juatey
Ekoh
National League to Announce MVP for 1920 Season
The National League will reveal its most valuable player award for the 1920 season on December 8, as stated by President John Hoytler. In a separate polo report, Stonewall Polo Club defeated Fredericksburg 9 to 2 in heavy play at Rodeo Gymkatin with lines listed.
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National League
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Bowling Night Features In City Leagues At Turners Ten Pin
Turner Ten Pin League saw Dirich and his Speedballers win five games from Klaus Builders by a 44 pin handicap with Desey 499 and Klaus 562 leading. Safety Reinarz Highlanders beat Besch Sunset. high marks 547 and 543. City Nine Pin League notes Highlands and Hornets split road games, high scores by Reinare and Becker. Seguin high school falls to Luling Eagles 18 to 7 on local field led by Mayton and Cagle.
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Pirates Trade Two to Indianapolis in Deal
Pittsburgh announces the send off of pitcher Louis Koupal and outfielder Walter Mueller to the Indianapolis club of the American Association. The move is part payment for pitcher Carmen Bill who the Pirates recently purchased near the pennant race close.
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Louis Koupal
Walter Mueller
Indianapolis
Carmen Bill
Ely
Pirates
Post loop hosts three league football games this week
Fort Sam Houston stadium schedules three games in the week. Tuesday features Twenty-third Infantry against Witternth Artillery at 2 80. Wednesday the Twentieth Infantry battles the Twelfth Artillery. Thursday promises the big Thanksgiving Day collision.
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Twenty-third
Rags Madera Debuts With Knockout in Pro Boxing
Pittsburgh reports former Penn State intercollegiate heavyweight boxing champion Rags Madera wins his pro debut by knocking out Tuck Minko of McKeesport in under two minutes. The event followed appearances by military football teams West Infantry and Ninth Infantry, with title implications noted.
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Rags” Madera
Penn State College
Tuck Minko
McKeesport
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Ninth Infantry
Brooklyn to Hold 1927 Training in Clearwater Washington
The Brooklyn National League club will conduct its 1927 spring training in Clearwater Washington, as announced. The report also notes Colgate versus Columbia football renewal and Columbia's 1927 schedule with the Maroons replacing Ohio State.
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Florida
New York
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Clearwater
Colgate
Columbia
Ossate
Maroons
Ohio State
Brackenridge Main to Stage Second-Team Clash
Coaches Wright Riley and Tit Griesenbeck plan a Brackenridge Main second-teams game before the season’s end. The Brackenridge Wildcats meet St Anthony’s College Yellowjackets at Black Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. The Main Billigoats recently beat St Anthony’s boys in a second-half rally. The Brackenridge Main seconds game aims to raise funds for trophies for the two squads.
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Wright Riley
Eka
Sinton High Plays Five Tie Contests
Sinton high school football hosted Beeville in a scoreless, evenly matched game that ended in a 6 to 6 tie. The result marked the fifth tie for Sinton this season with one loss and one win.
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Sinton
Tex
Beeville
Sinton -High
Golre
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