Busy day of YMCA athletics with rival relays and games
At Thanksgiving events the TYMA held junior class competitions including a relay race won by Mueller’s team by one yard over Garrett’s in a neck and neck finish. Mueller also won the Indian club race. Garrett claimed the tunnel ball race. Punchball saw Cunningham’s team beat Wyatt 8 to 0. Basketball featured Rheiner and Jonas teams winning their games as the day’s action kept crowds energized.
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Clases
Georges Muel- Varn
Robert Garret
Wing Indian Club
George Mueller
Garret
Ernest Green
George Wheeler
Grant Stuart
Muellers
Carlos Conu
Raymond Eng
J. McAlester
Martin Cutting
David Young
Eugene Darby
Joseph de Costa
Howard Scheeter
Ciye Loces
Felps Tinoco
Frank Wyatt
Cecil Davis
Arthur Rheiner
Lawrence Lightner
Zoy Smith
Fred Cunningham
Charles Cleckwood
Charlies Schneider
Harold Cory
Joseph Hallday
Harold Lackey
Louis Green
Raymond Arnold
Everet Jones
Fran Cunningham
Cunningham
Davis
Halliday
Young
Fred Cunnipphem
Joseph Hal- Molly
Charles Blackwood
Ceci Daya
Callas Coon
Wyatt
Raymond English
Rupert Garret
Zay Smith
Joseph de Cotta
Rheiner
Merby
Cushman
E. Jones
Tor
Lgberu
Tinoce
Mueller
Green
Russell Jonas
Oklahoma Aggies Score On Sooners in Key Southwest Clash
In Oklahoma City on a November Thursday, the Oklahoma Aggies led briefly in the first period as quarterback Weaver scored the opening touchdown. Oklahoma then pulled away, 26 to 7, earning the Southwest Conference title and completing an undefeated season. Captain Spot Geyer and Capshaw starred for the Sooners in their final game.
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Oklahoma City
Ohie
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Aggies
Okahoma
Aggies
Weaver
Sooners
Bennie Owens
Geyer
University
Capshaw
Farmer
Oklahoma
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Fatea
Texas A&M Beaten by Mississippi in Muddy Thanksgiving Tilt
Texas A M closed its 1913 season here by losing to Mississippi A and M 7 to 0 in a rain soaked game. Collins booted kicks and Rolling’s passing failed against a stout Mississippi defense as backfield rushes produced the only score. North Carolina held off Virginia 14 to 0 in a Thanksgiving Day clash in Richmond.
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Virginia
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Accra
Hendricks Tops Adams In Pocket Billiards Showdown
A Hendricks defeated A Adams 100 to 90 in an afternoon pocket billiards championship match at the Brus wick parlor. The tourney narrows to Hendricks Belford and Aldace for local honors as Aldace’s afternoon game against Rives and Bunyan versus Johnson shape the final rounds.
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Bruswickr
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Trendrickhy
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Rives
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Edge
Johnson
Aldaco
Adame
Norman Gorham
Jayhawkers Triumph Over Missouri in Rain Soaked Showdown
In Columbia Kansas defeats Missouri 6 to 0 marking the Jayhawkers first win over the Tigers since 1912. A soggy field produced safety on a misplayed pass and two second period field goals by Lindsey as Kansas built a narrow lead by the third quarter.
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Columbia
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Pitlam
Missouri
Lindsey
Kansas
Marly
Evisco Team Wins Six Day Bike Race in Chicago
In Chicago on November 6, the FIBAN Pranciven team led by Percy Lawrence and Willie Hunley won the six day bike race finishing after 144 hours with 2552 miles. Ryan Thomas team placed second, followed by Walthour Walker and Millen Hanson. Captain Jacob Speelman of Missouri highlighted a Kansas touchdown run before missing a point after attempt.
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Vns
Chicago
Fiban Pranciven
Percy Lawrence
Willie Hunley
Thuy
Ryan-Thomnas
Walthour-Walker
Millen - Hanson
Seer
Kasas
Jacob Speelman
Missouri
Spelman
Kansas
Groves
Soul
Cornell Wins Fast Game From Pennsylvan
Cornell defeated the University of Pennsylvania 24 to 9 at Franklin Field in a stirring East title claim. Captain Marrett led the Ithacans with two touchdowns and a field goal as Cornell broke a 9-7 halftime tie. Twenty-two thousand spectators saw Cornell’s third straight win over Penn and Barratt score eight of Cornell’s 24 points.
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Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Ithacans
Pennsylvania
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Barratt
Carnal
Navy
Army
New York
Eles
Government Hills Defeat Army Post 28 to 6 in Gridiron
Government Hills won the Thursday football game 28 to 6 over Army Post. Andy Bigger scored two touchdowns and Donald Harpan added two more with one successful kick. The losers fought well but could not stop Government Hills rushing. Lineup details appear in the readable roster.
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Army Post
Andy Bigger
Donald Harpan
Govt. HM
O'Mealy
Cep Evens
Sterling Harpan Ceep
Mandot Waugh bout postponed by weather in Texas
The scheduled open air boxing match between Joe Mandot of New Orleans and Bobby Waugh of Fort Worth was postponed Thursday afternoon due to bad weather. Mandot left for New Orleans and talks were under way to set a new date for next week at a suburban park.
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Sheevepont
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Bobby Waugh
Fort Worth
Mandat
Gas and Electric quintet wins three in commercial bowling league
Gas and Electric Company bowling quintet celebrated Thanksgiving by trimming the Peli Phone team three straight in the Commercial Voornptn League, 641 to 722 and 78 to 8X. Harry Gay led the squad with a 402 series, cap tain Armbrust and Wagen though high totals, while Hellig posted a 294 single game in the second contest. The Gascos stay tied for first with six wins, six losses overall. Friday night Swift & Co meets the Gascos, then Trac-Hon. Thursday scores show Telephone Company results led by Hellig and Wagenubs with totals of 641, 782, and 929.
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Peliphone Company
Harry Gay
Aqiad
Wagentule
Armbrust
Wagentuhe
Hellig
Hello Centrala
Ted
Tumber
Gascos
Stephen
Tary & Lose
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Quint
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Porsick
Berger
Schwarts
Sid ‘Hellig Onpey
Stephens
Gre
Etecielo Oo
Savage
MteHugo
Wagentub
BIS
Iss
Unipire
Buckner
Husa
Texag Football Player Lineup and Scoring Note
Fragmentary sports recap lists players such as Texam Ebywood Keefeel Dannell Pitewerald Lett Dna Bunean Lat Tack le eve Ditmar Genter Goodman Melnervey Berry Tuell Phelan Gotell Koleo Fergman Hachman Walker and notes a score by period 640 Gag Colony 7 OT with mentions of full back lineups and a356 scoring sequence
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Th. Fsromone
Quarterlack
Koleo
Fergman
Birmiyonn
Halt
Hachman
Veces Walker
Perinda
Notre Dame Routs Texas Longhorns In 38 0 Victory
Notre Dame defeated Texas 38 to 0 before about 8000 at Clark Field. Bergman scored a sixty yard TD after strong blocking and varied formations aided by interference. Texas testimony centered on R Simmons Kelso and Towns with Kelso scoring the lone Texas points. Notre Dame failed to force the forward pass repeatedly.
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Tex
Dame
Longhorn
Clark Flell
Notre Dame
Bergman
Confall
Bachman Ota Phelan
Texas
R. Simmoner
Kelso
Simmons
LSU Defeats Tulane 12 to 0 in rough contest
Louisiana State University defeated Tulane 12 to 0 in Baton Rouge in a game marred by penalties and multiple disqualifications for rough play. LSU scored in each of the first two periods as key Tulane players Maithes and Johnston were ejected early, while Reid and Lewis added Louisiana stats.
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Louisiana State University
Tulane
Louisiana
Himes
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Johnston
Watton
Reid
Lewis Louisiana
George
Tech Beats Auburn 7 0 to Claim SIAA Title Shot
Georgia Tech defeated Auburn 7 to 0 in Atlanta on Thursday. Struppe replaced Fielder in the second period and scored Techs only touchdown, driving from Auburns 39 yard line. Fielder and Pandegast started for Tech and Auburn respectively. Tech has not lost a game this season and claims a right to dispute the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association title with Von Hertilt.
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Panderggast
Football Results Across Many Colleges and Cities
A sweep of college football scores from New York to Denver shows Columbia 0 Wenegan 18 in New York, Rutgers 70 over New York University, and Catholic University 28 over George Washington. Other games include Drake 1 Ames, Kentucky Conical 0, Bucknell 0, Rochester 61 over Clarkson Tech 7, Washington 46 over Franklin and Marshall, and Whittier 22 over Arizona 0 with numerous additional listed matchups and scores.
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Allentown
Molénbure
Alright
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Rutgers
Portlnam
Wills Nova
Washington
Gallaudet
Catholic University
Omaha
Creighton
South Dakota
Dem Moines
Drake
Ames
Chattanooga
Chattanooga University
Kentucky Conical
Hoanoke
Bucknell
Lebanon Valley
Univeralty of Rochester
Clarkson Tech
Gettysburg
Franklin and Mare and
Colorado
West Virginia
Unversity
Wealeyan Byracuan
Montana
A Inels Turkto
Bellyvug
Central Oklhome Normal
Titleburg Normal
Kansas
College of Rime
Acastita and
Jefterson
Wee Heh
Tonos Hopkins
Maryland Agricultural Panel College
Norwich
Inform Bite
Balt Lake
Ot Taha
Whitman Lege
Casper G
Kannan Weeleyan
Whittier
Arizona
Rapheads
College
Denver
Danger University
Colorado Ag
Army Navy Game Looms As Secret Prep Centers On Polo Grounds
In New York Army and Navy prepare for their annual service game with secret Friday practices at the Polo Grounds. Army remains the favorite at five to four, pools offered for betting, and crowds of officials, sailors, and marines converge on the city as Atlantic fleet units arrive to add a martial air to the event. The scene is set for a major turnout of spectators on game day.
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United States Military and Naval Academy
Polo Grounds
Tadets
Army
Navy
Dda
Juavy
North River
Kendall Beats Haskell in Narrow 7 3 Victory
In Norman Okla Nov 26 0 With 3 a half minutes left in the fourth quarter Kendall College quarterback John Young fielded a short punt from Stover and ran 50 yards for the only touchdown as Kendall defeated the Haskell Indians 7 to 3.
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John Young
Kendall College
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Haskell Indians
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