Alfalfa Bets and Golf Club Secrets Unfold in Omaha
In a crowded tale from Omaha, a golf outing blends high stakes betting with alfalfa talks, as players wager on birdies and pars using poker chips drawn from the club. A Nebraskan amateur, ex-champion, and a Josiet minister join a foursome, while a steward and a mint-like pile of chips fuel surprising cash exchanges. The scene shifts to Fort Worth where El Ranchita edges Dallas 5 to 4 in a spirited polo tournament final.
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Nina
Oral
Nebraska
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Fort Worth
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High School Grid Clash Promises Big Turnout at Park
Brackendidge and Main Avenues prepare for a pivotal game under uncertain weather. Tickets go on sale downtown at Spaulding’s and later at the park with special booths and varied prices. Officials include Chet Heath and Andy Andrews, referees Burgess and R., and field judge Mike R. The city high school championship and a Texas theater trophy will be awarded after the game.
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Josephing Street
Brackendége
Aurlia
Chet Heath
San Antonio
Old Old Stars Rally at Main's Avenue Brackenridge
On Thanksgiving day a large rally is planned by longtime alumni at Main Avenue to support the annual Avenue Brackenridge event. Organized by school secretary Sunne Burnett, attendees include many retired graduates and local supporters as the date nears.
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Avenas I High Scout
Big Ten shakeups loom in charity grid tournament plan
Thanksgiving at Sage Field features Iowa Illinois Indiana and Chicago teams with prospects for next season. Illinois has lost all league games and must show improvement while Iowa and Chicago face injury setbacks and aim to rebound. The charity carnival will test depth and determine the tourney winner amid conference volatility.
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Sages Field
Iowa
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Indiaon
Cour
Syay
Doomfield
Bath
Hawkeyes
Giree
Chicago
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Chicasa
Indiana
Illinois
Allen Meets Texas Frosh in Football Scrimmage Preview
The Texas frosh face Allen Academy Ramblers at Forrest Field in a season preview game. Gillman leads Allen with 56 points and is likely to start if healthier. Wilson Waller is injured but may miss time. Hamblers plan to test strong Texas defense with heavy forwards.
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Texas University Teshmen
Allen Academs Ramblers
Forrest Field
Ramblers
C' Mane
Wilson Bour Bis
Ecrius
Bis
Ekull
Verve Bour
Hcavy
Hamblers
Wilson Waller
Fromt Pere Arthur
Academy
Jie
Stelian
Gireme
Ligeopers
Gillman
Baer KO Knocks Kennedy In Revenge Battle
In Haablant, Baer delivered a swift knockout to Kennedy in a revenge bout. The match featured early exchange pressure, a hard right by Baer in the third round, and Kennedy struggling to answer. Bleeding from the nose, Kennedy went down late in the fourth as Baer controlled the pace and sealed victory.
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Haablanth
Ian Kour
Kenney
Jner
Ani
Marr Welche
Indy
Benny Leonard Sets Up Victory Backing Upset Claim
Benny Leonard strategizes as rivals adjust to his style while Valtimonie and Kaltimare figures loom. A news wire report mentions a weighed-in figure of 140 pounds and a cammo-brek stylistic note, with Monday availability for further comment.
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Valtimonie
New
Lsnter Brown
Kaltimare
Woman Fish Alexander Laas swims Gulf of Finland
Estonian swimmer 22 year old Alexander Laas completed a crossing from Reval to Porkhala Island on the Pinnisti coast covering about 65 kilometers and taking around four hours. He suffered from the cold as water temperature dropped to near 0 Celsius. Laas plans to attempt the English Channel to break the existing record and is nicknamed the human fish for his extraordinary tolerance.
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Brown Nominates Shaver For All American Back
WARRE Walversss Subic 0 Nov 24 3ir Grant lans Tivo and others who have cen yu 4 still done for a person answer sing 14 the decription of an allAnee ven FOUhack have my permission to last hunting. The guy has been geared up. Shaver with Southern California is a quarterback by trade but Saturday he played fullback by necessity. Johnny Baker the guard kicked a 23 yard field goal and Shaver’s play helped SC triumph. Whether Shaver gets the job or the all American honors will be decided later this month.
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Grant Lans Tivo
Southern
California
Johnny Baker
Houn
Eny
Komble
Baker
Southern California
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Shaver
Saan
Mt Tenas
Americap
Yale Dartmouth tie may trigger replay and coin toss
A muddled report describes a 33-33 Yale vs Dartmouth tie with plans for a potential replay and a coin toss to decide the trial game. It notes the match at Yale Bowl and mentions players and a 24 minute halftime adjustment, with Frenchny’s tram costs and Clark’s Sunday victory details amid unclear framing.
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Varemouth
Cros
Darmouth
Ieuan Wiettre
Frencny
Flay Clark
Simmone
Ted Frenehy
Mart Clark
Hracketteville
Clark
Fonruler
Thoriwuer
Benefit Game At Woodlawn In City Basketball Benefit
The Calielle Community Center quintet meets the Tuesday Night club at 8:15 PM at Woodlawn Lake for a benefit basketball game. Proceeds go to the Catholic Women’s Association. Notable players include Toto Salas, Charley Barnhalt, and Dewey Coats. The Triple Ga are among town’s strongest fives.
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Woodlawn Lake
Catholic Women's Association
Toto” Salaa
Charley Barnhalt
Dewey Coats
Iispening
Bell Telephone Company
Hue
Tesday
Ton City
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Results From The Az Associated Press Boxing Meet
A garbled report lists multiple boxers by name, nationality, and weights with results or records. Names include Enlza, Steele, Wilson, Gordini, Ror nek, Darek, Felice, Sonnenberg, Figguner, Moran, and Getsonoff among others, with various notes on throws and disqualifications. The text references cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Detroit and includes scattered scores such as 26:88 and 17 AK.
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New York
George Enlza
Italy
Saniloc Seaho
Hungary
Ray Steele
Los Angeles
Johnny Siaxas
Greece
Ralph Wilson
Thilatelphie
Gersien
George Haegen
Renata Gordini
Thaly
Oklahoma
Teans
Ginsberg
Chicago
Rudy Darek
Omaha
Tony Catalino
Hlein
Newark
Bill Mid- Arkanel
Florida
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Don Georges
North Towa
N.Y
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Boston
Getsonaft
Getsonoff
Phimrmi
Hainer
Ren Tork Smith
Oblahomn Readea
Townsend and Fetrolle to Box at Madison Square Garden
Petrolle of New York faces Vancouver welterweight Townarog in a December 18 card at Madison Square Garden. The bout pairs Townarog with the Fargo Express alias Fetrolle for a welterweight match in New York.
Cleborne to host Corsicana Tigers in district clash
In Cleburne on November 24 Cleborne faces Corsicana Tigers in a key district nine football game. A Cleborne win could tie for the lead, though locals fear Hillaboro’s upset by Temple and Corsicana.
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Luci Corsicana
Mighty Tigers
Clethorne High Yellowjackets
Cleborne
Frrioy Cleborne
Hillaboro
Temple
Zack Miller Holds Rodeo at Wimberly
Zack Miller, renowned rodeo announcer and producer, stages a round of events at Wimberly, Texas, featuring top ropers and riders under the Alamo City chorus leader Chief Gorell and comedian William Saunders. Warlingen women golfers and Brownsville women play in an area handicap tournament with a playoff date planned for December.
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Teaas
Ang
Alamo City
Choy Trentiate
Gorell
William Saunders
Torun
Youngeat
Warlingen
Vanlingen
Texan
Larlinxen
Brownsville
Deember
Big Six Conference Football Schedule Preview
In early November the Big Six teams shift focus to non conference and charity games. Nebraska travels to Pittsburgh for a Thanksgiving interregional game after Thanksgiving. Other matchups include Temple at Philadelphia, Missouri vs Oklahoma, Kansas facing Washburn, and Kansas State meeting Central Missouri as coaches seek replacements and players prepare for December 5 Washburn clash.
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Big Siz
Achelule
Town State
Nebraska Huskers
Vilteburgs
Pitt Panthers
Creston
Lews
Kew
Ch. Inbomm
Norman
University of Kansan
Arkansas Razorbacks Begin Cage Training
Arkansas basketball opens its 1991-92 preseason as Razorbacks begin intensive workouts in Fayetteville three weeks before the season. Some players will not report on Monday due to football commitments while others remain with grid duties.
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University of Arkoteas
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Parker Cage
Hazorback
Manther Loon Diadem
Fire Lettermen
City High Schools to Host Charity Football Rematch
Cit college and Baltimore Polytechnic, the citys two largest high schools, will stage a charity football game this Saturday after a 7 to 7 tie last week. Receipts go to the unemployed, continuing a rivalry played annually since 1880. This marks the first year with two games in a season.
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Bathimore
Citr Collere
Baltimore Polytechnia
City College
United States
Boxing Card Promises Action at Beeethoven Hall
A boxing event at Bee thoven hall features a six round main with Willie den and Pancho Torres in the semi final, plus four rounders including Joe Hallia, Young Meitfer, Tattle Joe, Hil Boota, Mike Telgada, Kid Krrn dleraon, Com Wickman, Bike Alr domo, Young Jim and Charley Mears.
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Aberts
Martie
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Tattle
Joe Va Hil Boota
Mike Telgada
Kid Krrndleraon
Com Wickman
Bike Alrdomo
Jim
Charley Mears
Cagers Stage Double Bill Wednesday Buckets and battles on the court
The Southwesteen Belelephone and National Bank of Commerce quintets were easy winners in open games. Pat Haberre scored 22 for Phonemen and Eehoru added 43 points as a high scoring clash unfolded. The Bankers, led by Mutledge and Ledel, pulled away 32-20 in another decisive showing.
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Lin Camp Norowytz
Dizie
Ho Wort
Sam Houston
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Phinbare
Kenney
Crowery
Southwesteen Belelephone
National Bank of Commerce
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Dunntea
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Subet Utes
National Bank of Coimmerce
Army League Closes Race at Fort Sam Houston Gridiron
Fort Sam Houston hosts the Army League final game on Thursday morning between the Ninth Infantry and defending champions amid Thanksgiving Day features. On December 4 the Eight Corps Area football tournament begins at League Park with six teams, marking a busy season close.
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Kelly
Randolph
Elos
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Ninth Infantry
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League Park
Dempsey Outpoints Hunt In Turbulent Bout
In a rough middleweight match at the local arena, Jack Dempsey appeared fatigued but secured a decision over Babe Dunn of Ponca City. Hunt Bout left Dempsey shaken, yet the former heavyweight champion held clear edge in early rounds and maintained control through the later stages.
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Tolga
Oxin
Tack Dempsey
Ward
Thoeniz
Ariz
Norths West
Babe Dwin
Ponca City
Starl
Manassa Manter
Crogey
Bunt
Teempsey
Dempacy
Peden and Andy Win Northwest Bike Race
Peden and Andy won the Northwest bike race in Minneapolis on November 24. William Yoreby Prisen and Juley Andy teamed up after injuries to capture the sit-lay title, finishing after 2279 miles and 8 laps, three more than rivals Heinhard Müllebecke and Brask Anderson, a German American duo.
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Minneapolls
Um— William
Yoreby
Prisen
Juley Andy
Heinhard Mtllebecke
Dbrask
Boxing comeback set as Benny Bay targets title return
Benny Bay, a former lightweight challenger, plans a comeback to challenge Red Chrono for the title. He will fight next Monday night in a four-round bout, aiming to regain momentum after a past defeat and climb back toward a championship shot.
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Pmanelpara
Benny Bay
Janine Hight
Red Chnon
dIack
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