Bowersock Back in First Lineup for Army Eleven
Veterans note Bowersock, famed First Infantry passer, is set to play in Saturday’s championship clash against Lieut Hellner’s Twenty-third Infantry at Fort Sam Houston stadium. A recent rumor of his removal was denied by coach Capt. Joe McKeanna. The lineup lists Meenaugh, Mellman, Croats, Tehle, Collina, Foliagt, Hareon, Hinsler, Warner, Cooke, McGrath, and Ward, with Bowersock in the backfield.
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70 000 Will See Great Struggle In Army Navy Game
Damon Runyon reports from New York that tens of thousands will crowd the Polo Grounds to watch the Army and Navy football game, with Yale favored to win the national title. He lauds Army backfield depth and London’s drop kick, notes Navy’s speed but imbalances, and predicts a hard fought contest with Yale’s championship hopes looming.
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Hunt Boomed for Place on All America
AUSTIN November 8 14 Texans sports pages discuss Captain The Hunt of Texas A&M as a contender for an All America football team. Chicago sport writer Walter Griersill praises Hunt’s performance against Texas and in key games, boosting belief he could earn national recognition.
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Walker Swaps Beats Berlenbach in Ten Round Decision
In New York on November 26 Walker, stepping up from middleweight, defeated former champion Paul Berlenbach by a ten round decision. The crowd packed the Coliseum as Walker eyed light heavyweight and heavyweight crowns, dropping Berlenbach twice and delivering solid body blows before weariness set in. Berlenbach, heavier at 161½ pounds to Walker’s 152, fought a strong body punching game but faded late as Walker pressed the attack.
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Waco Beats Temple in Football Clash
Waco downed Temple 26 to 7 before about 5000 fans, extending its lead in the third quarter as Weathers recovered a fumble and helped seal the victory. Temple struggled offensively, unable to match Waco’s drives and strong defensive stops.
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Three Classy Coast Games at Season's End
In a stretch run of the TG2T grid season Frey and Peumylvenis lead humored rivalries as Walter Steffen guides Carnegie Verheleves to Bertie. The schedule features an interbertatal clash with Eaversily, an Angeles showdown, and Notre Pati Navy, with teams like Minmesra and Hittstaagh also in contention amid a choppy, fragmentary set of matchups.
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USC AWAITING Notre Dame WHISTLE AT Soldier Field
Southern California arrives for the big intersectional clash with Notre Dame at Soldier Field. Howard Jones's Trojans seek to extend Pacific Coast dominance and erase past Notre Dame victories in a game seen as a coast to Rockies showdown with 110000 expected in attendance.
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U S Olympic Team Trip Costs 1200 Per Man
New York reports the American Olympic Committee estimates are for a July 1904 trip to St Louis areteram Halland. The plan aims to raise about 307,000 for the Olympic agency with a campaign targeting towns by population to set quotas.
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Notre Dame Southern Cal Parade Told In Thirteen Languages
In Chicago on November 2 a multi language broadcast will tell the Notre Dame versus Southern California football game. Reporters will present the story in Polish, German, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovene, Croatian, Norwegian and other languages alongside English and Spanish to reach diverse audiences worldwide.
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Notre Dame Game Broadcast Across Nation From Soldier Field
Chicago November 26 The game between Notre Dame and the University of Southern California at Soldier Field will be carried by numerous stations including the national network broadcasts. The Sunday schedule lists many stations to relay the classic rivalry to fans coast to coast.
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Texas Aggies Decline More Games
Texas A&M announces they are through for the season and will reject all invitations to play past-season football games. The Southwest champions say no further 1930s games. Tennessee and other colleges had sought contests, with Tennessee likely to schedule next year.
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Light Cup Polo Meet Opens Sunday in San Antonio
San Antonio area polo teams launch the Light Cup event at Trent Field, Army West, Sunday at 3 o clock. Six teams compete in a three day tourney: San Antonio Civil Club, Air Corps Training Center, Pi t geenth Field Artillery, Ninth Infantry, Twelfth Field Artillery, and Fourth Corps Area Headquarters. Readied by practice, the season sees injuries inclining with a broken jaw from a recent match and a dislocated shoulder sidelining Harry Cullingaloo. In Oklahoma, Haskell Tucan dies from injuries sustained in a collision during a Cameron Agricultural College game.
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Right Halfback Prisco and Minter Play Reserve Roles
The fragment lists players by position and numbers across multiple units including reserves from First Infantry and Twenty-third Infantry. It names quarterbacks Webb and several backs, linemen, guards, and ends with worn or unclear spellings, reflecting a rosters page or game lineup notes.
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