Seven San Antonio Sons to Play in Texas Aggie Game
Seven sons of San Antonio will play in the Southwest football clash between Texas and Texas A&M in Austin Thursday afternoon. Four Aggies will start: Charley Waugh, "Bones" Ervin, Jim Ferguson, and Moitzen. three Longhorns: Vernon Schuhardt, Henry Pianukuche, and RK.L. Berry. The lineup may shift with Pau Johnson potentially seeing end duty. Waugh and Ervin are standout tackles, Schuhardt and Berry solid guards, Pianukuche versatile on line and backfield.
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San Antonio
Texas University
Texas Aggies
Austin
Aggies
Charley Waugh
Bones” Ervin
Jim Ferguson
Moitzen
Longhorns
Vernon Schuhardt
Henry Pianukuche
RK. L. Berry
San Antonian
Army
Twenty-third Infantry
Universite This
Ithat
Pau Johnson
Texas
Waugh
Irvin
Farmer
Menzen
Braselton
Inji Heine
Piannkuehe
Doc
Stewart
Soa
Schnhardt
Florida
Ra Berry
Berry
Absenee
Longhorn
Thousands Invade Austin for Longhorn Classic
Thousands arrive in Austin for a major football clash as ticket sales hit 33 000. Rallies and reunions crowd the city with celebrations planned for Wednesday night. Players and marching bands prepare to join a large pregame parade from College Station area.
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Taformil
Agi
Studens
Wpiform
Gollere
Holler Expects to Rejoin Cubs on Catalina Island
Charlie Wol Jocher Chicago shortstop who left for health in September and stayed in St Louis says he has improved enough to report to Cubs spring training on Catalina Island in March. Hollacher informs Veech he is in weight and able to play golf daily and soccer weekly, expecting further improvement. Louisville Gets Pitcher Mazur
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CUBS
Chicago
Charlie Wol Jocher
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Catalina Island
Ale Hollacher
Resi Veech
Turkeys and Teams Fill Holiday Football Schedules Across Regions
A broad holiday grid lists football games from Texas to the Midwest and South with multiple college and academy matchups. Teams include Texas A&M, Nebraska, Oregon, Kansas, Creighton, Syracuse, Penn State, Georgia Tech, Tulane, and many others across campuses and service academies.
Kramer to Fight Lombardo-Kaplan Winner for Title
Danny Kramer of Philadelphia will face the winner of the Lombardo-Kaplan bout to determine the featherweight champion. The state athletic commission scheduled Raphin to meet Lombardo with Kramer awaiting the semifinal winner. Raphin and Lombardo clash on December 12, with the final bout set three weeks later.
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Lombardo-Kaplan
New York
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Simmex
Tobmy Dindoo
State Athletic Commission
Lewis
Rid
Raphin Meriden
Jose Lombardo
Wing
Philadelphian
Bobby Garein
Canto Holabird
Wike Dukie
Rork Island
Ith
Raphin
Tomberido
Olympic indoor track meet set with Nurmi and Ritola
New York November 26. The Wilson A A A announces an indoor track carnival featuring Olympic stars Vaavo Nurmi and Willie Ritola. Events include the Olympie 200 metres for the Hirselanr trophy, a new Trophy race to succeed Joie Ray, plus sprints at 60, 100 and 220 yards.
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Vaavo Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Wilso A. A
Hirselanr
Dust Mehrouary
Joie Ray
Chie Wigo Stir
Nurmi
Prince of Wales Enters London Squash Rackets Championship
The Prince of Wales joins the amateur squash rackets championship in London, starting next Monday. It marks his first entry despite years of participation in the sport.
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London
Prince of Wales
Prince
Georgia Seeks Revenge After 1923 Alabama Defeat
Atlanta Ga Nov 26 Georgia aims for revenge in tomorrow’s game following last year’s 36 to 0 loss to Alabama. The note mentions other Southern results and ties including Tech Auburn and North Carolina Virginia, listing final scores and team outcomes from recent matchups.
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Kentucky
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Virginia
Grange Election Answer Denies Player Dissent
Urbana November 26. Harald Red Grange named 1925 captain, with university athletics director George Huff denying any discord among players or coaches. Huff said season was harmonious and rumors of trouble were the fabrication of disgruntled individuals.
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Zunpke
Tuff
McGill and Romano Set for Coliscant Final Match
Pat McGill of Nebraska and Mike Romano of Elaine Ant team up in a best two of three falls heavyweight wrestling finish tonight at Coliscant in Chicago.
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Romano
Chicago
Pat McGill
Nebraska
Mike Romano
Elaine Ant
Western Grid Stars Match East In California Tilt
On the Pacific coast Cal ia ornia and Stanford clash amid a picturesque Berkeley backdrop. Forward passes, punting and end coverage drew praise while Grange’s comparing remains debated amid a field of era icons.
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Gipp
Tacklera
Montgomery Wins When He Hammers Negro Eyes Shut
Sally Montgomery former Centre College football star knocked out Battling McCreary of Boston claimant of the world negro light heavyweight championship in the last round of a ten round bout in Boston Mass McCreary had both eyes closed when the referee stopped the fight Montgomery weighed 205 1 2 pounds and McCreary 190.
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Sally Montgomery
McCreary
Montgomery
McKinley Avenue Edges Camp Normosse In Close YMCA Game
McKinley Avenue Methodists beat Camp Normosse 16 to 12 in the tight opener on the Army YMCA court. Baptist Temple tops 6th Squadron 22 to 8. Army YMCA is strong over St. Mary's Alumni 47 to 25. McMillan led McKinley with five points. Vain scored five for Mechanics.
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City Intermediate Basketball League Opens December 15
The City Intermediate Basketball League plans a December 15 start with eight to ten teams. Seven teams are listed as entered including Bulldas Wildcats Pricssela NLC TL Light Newsies and Public Service Co quintets. two more expected. Contracts due before first game. no adds after January 5. Schedule to be two rounds. courts sought by President Gene Seng. next meeting December 8 at Moore's sporting goods.
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Public Service Company
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Gene Seng
Teague
Tater
Moore's Sporting Goods Store
Captains Named For Local Schools In 1925 Football Season
Brackenridge High, Main Avenue High, and San Antonio Academy elected captains for next season. Brackenridge chose F A Nona Rees, a star end and basketball captain. Main Avenue tapped Center Page Shiner. San Antonio Academy named Johnny Keeran the new captain. Basketball practice starts soon as teams prepare for upcoming season.
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Main Avenue High School
San Antonio Academy
Brackenridge
Tueday Afternoon
F. A
Nona Rees
Rees
McCarty
Main Avenue High
Capt
Toe Peacock
Page
Cat” Shiner
Main High
Keeran
Johnny Keeran
West Texas Military Academy
West Texas
Jinemen
Brackenridge High
Majestic
Tim Griestnbeck
Shiner
Jeffersonian Literary Society
Joe Penewk
Terris Seeks Victory Over Vicentini at Madison Square Garden
Sid Terris prepares to challenge Luis Vicentini at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night aiming to prove he is ready for Benny Leonard's crown next summer. Vicentini trains under Tex Rickard guidance, and Terris eyes a strong showing to secure backing for a title shot. Mickey Walker also seeks a shot at Dave Shade with boxing officials expected to consider the request.
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Madison Square Garden
Uon
Benny Leonard
Terris
Gars
Vicentini
Tex Rickard
Mickey Walker
Lrower
Dave Shade
Boxing Commission
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Greb Rival Tops Ritz in Ten Round Bout
Marty Greb of Pittsburgh defeated Frankie Ritz of Wheeling by knockout in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout in Wheeling West Virginia. Greb pressed the attack throughout as Ritz landed only a single light punch.
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W. Va
Marty Greb
Rittsburgh
Bout Cancelled Over Ill-Fitting Gloves in Dayton
Romero Rojas and Mike Conroy were to fight twelve rounds in Dayton on November 26 but the match was canceled after a one hour delay as Conroy could not find gloves that fit. Rojas was ready. the Montgomery County Boxing Commission halted the bout.
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Ohio
Romero Rojas
Mike Conroy
Mills
Conroy
Rojas
Montgomery County Boxing Commissions
Athletics play vital role in education says Western Conference boss
Major John L. Griffith, Western Conference athletics commissioner, told St. Luke's Club in Evanston that athletics carry educational value and should not be minimized. He defended coach salaries as reasonable and noted gains from professional coaching over 25 years while educators worry about costs. Colonel Hackett echoed that officials must stay alert to key moments and avoid blunders in important games.
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John L. Griffith
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Griffith
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst College
America
Col. Alt. Hackett
West Point
Hackett
Alamo Heights Five Opens Season With Central Baptists
The Alamo Heights Methodists replace First Evangelical in the National Division Sub-Junior Basketball League and debut Saturday afternoon against Central Baptists. No schedule changes beyond the name swap. Evangelicals have not begun play. In the Federal League the McKinley Avenue Methodists debut versus St Mark's quintet.
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Tfirst Evangelicals
Central Baptists
Alamo Heights
First Evangelical
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St. Mark’s
Gibbons Arrives in New York for Christmas Fund Bout
Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul is due in New York this week to finish training for his December 9 bout with Wid of Norfolk at Madison Square Garden. Norfolk has trained at a New York gym for several days.
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Wid
Norfolk
Madison Sanare Garden
American pug stops Spanish champ in fifth round
Paris reports American light heavyweight Jack Taylor knocked out Texidor, the Spanish heavyweight champion, in the fifth round of a twenty round bout last night.
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Paris
Jack Taylor
Texidor
Brooks Field Clashes Second Division In Weighty Gridiron Tilt
Brooks Field and the Second Division meet at Schwab Field on Thursday for a gridiron clash. Brooks Field riders outweigh the Division by about eight pounds per man, with the Brooks Field line averaging 181 pounds vs the Division’s 168, and backfields also showing a slight edge for the Division. Several key injuries threaten Brooks Field, including Liev H L. T. Schaefer, Quesada, and Lawrence, while Fort Sam Houston units prepare with depth and teamwork.
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White
St Ey
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Lawrence
Quesada
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Keil
McGinley
Collins
Davidson
Bowergock
Plummer
McCann
White Gybert
Ih Ackerman
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Kyle
Polo ponies start for Mexico
Capt. Jack Hettinger and Lieut Benson led the polo ponies and two Fort Sam Houston teams toward Mexico for December Mexican opedangi tournaments. Col James I McKinley A F Preston Col C R Norte and Capt Bo M Fickett accompanied the party as they moved to Laredo and anticipated return to San Antonio by Wednesday.
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M City
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