Hibernians Win Court of Honor Doubleheader in Winter League
In a Krisch's Park doubleheader the Hibernians defeated Tobin Hill 7 to 0 in the opener, and the Court of Honor edged Redox 7 to 5 in the second. Barry starred in the first game with a two hit effort. Tobin Hill withdrew but rejoined after rivals urged a rematch, while strong defense and timely hitting highlighted both contests.
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Sykes and Harris Tie In Alamo City Golf Sweepstake
Dr E M Sykes and MM Harris tied for honors with a net score of 76 at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio. Other scorers included Georges Wilkens 80 and D Cole P Smith 80, while the course ran firm with a slight wind. The Alamo City Golf Club plans more events, per J B Badlemen, club pro.
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Civilians Defeat Lieutenant Pfannkuches Marksmen in Shoot
Civilians led by Sergeant Mitchell defeat Lieutenant Pfannkuches marksmen at 900 yards on the municipal rifle range. Mitchell and Ingram score high, with Pfannkuehe's team posting strong open-event marks. Next Sunday the 358th Infantry ten-man team will shoot against the Quartermaster Corps for a chance to challenge Mitchell's group.
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M. M. Neussle
Clarence Fauset
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A. A. Rieber
EB Walsh
Balth Infantry
Vieut
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Lent
H.C. Branakuche
Thanksgiving Football Roundup in Big Ten and Missouri Valley
Thanksgiving football features loom as Missouri Valley champion Syracuse meets Nebraska at Lincoln while Minnesota clinches second in the Big Ten with a 27 to 6 win over Illinois Northwestern and Wisconsin contend for second as Michigan stumbles in a 1st Western Conference game in twelve years. Ohio State and Auburn stage a dramatic intersectional clash. Wisconsin’s 1800 victory over Chicago and Indiana Purdue grudge news color the day as soldiers fund Camp Aberidan benefits.
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Witort
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Vic
Tory
Miinnis
Simpson
Indiana
Perdue
Ohio State
Sharley
Thanksgiving grid action midseason notes across conferences
In a day of varied college football results Ames defeated an opponent while the Soldier eleven from Camp Funston topped the Great Lakes Naval Training Station 7 to 0. Oklahoma University routed Henry Isendell’s squad in a tracklike 40 point win. Missouri and Kansas clash looms as Thanksgiving games approach, with Kansas favored but Missouri expected to rebound. Washburn meets the Kansas Aggies as Oklahoma faces Texas and the Big 6 rivalry slate tightens.
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Auburn upholds juggernaut over Southern rivals in grid clash
In Atlanta on Thanksgiving weekend Auburn defeated Southern opponents in a key intersectional clash as Western Conference leaders edged Vanderbilt, boosting title hopes against Georgia Tech. Montgomery’s win over Presbyterian and other South Carolina and Alabama games filled a busy regional football slate.
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Presbyterian College
Infantry Eleven Triumphs Over Headquarters Team 14 3
The 353rd Infantry unit, largely Oklahoma soldiers, defeated the Headquarters football squad at Fort Sam Houston on the quadrangle gridiron by 14 to 3. Oklahoma scored early, with a first five minutes touchdown, while Wetherell Searcy and Whitney led aggressive defense and later a 24-yard field goal by Hight Wallback Martin preserved the win.
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Williams for Mayfield and Referee Lineup Confusion
Fragmented lines list players Williams Mayfield Mayfiett Witlania Kannate Michentub Parsons McCorkie Wiley Wetherell Alley Orr and Ritehell Hackney amid officiating notes. Quotations attribute dispute about a prearranged plan and a courtroomlike exchange referenced by Mr Dolan.
Camp Travis Names Eleven For Thanksgiving Game
Coach Van Gent unveils Camp Travis eleven to clash with Kelly Field on Thanksgiving at Camp Travis. Starters and substitutes draw from Texas University and Dallas talent, promising a high scoring era debut with notable linemen and backs from Gus Dittmar to Lieut. Maxey Jart, all-Southern selections and former college standouts.
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American League files answer to Federal League damage suit
SHINGTON Nov 26 American League filed its answer Monday in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to the Baltimore Federal League Club setback action seeking 900 000 damages. The league denied the charges in full. Eddie Collins said he has not been drafted and expects possible future calls though not summoned in the first draft.
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