Longhorns Ready For Texas A&M Showdown For Conference Title
Texas Longhorns coach Clyde Littlefield prepares a core lineup for the pivotal showdown with Texas A&M to decide the 1939 Rockwest Conference championship. The squad, rested since November, drills on kickoffs and returns as official preparations begin with a team hotel stay and vigilant gate security against counterfeit tickets.
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Australians Withdraw From Tennis Challenge
The Australian Lawn Tennis Association today voted unanimously not to challenge for the 1921 Mosley International title after Tad Yion defeated Jo Anderson to reinstate him as an international standout.
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Australia
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
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Jo Anderson
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Lion Mascot To Be Caged After Incident At School
A chaotic scene at the Columbia football practice ends with the lion mascot being penned in a cage after rough play. Reports mention injuries to players and heightened safety concerns as officials assess next steps for the mascot and team.
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Tomarres
Father of Eagle Star Recalls Good Old Days
A. B. Kincloth, Main Avenue High's 1906-07 center, recalls early football in San Antonio. He describes no scholastic limits or penalties, a lone official, mass plays, and fierce fights after games. The piece notes crowds, early teams, and a tribute by sports writer Becky Israel.
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Peacock Letters Awarded to Fourteen Players
The Peacock Military Academy football team awarded letters to 14 members Monday night. Maj. Wesley Peacock Ur. superintendent, Lieut Harlow Allen, coach, Lieutenant Fitzgerald, assistant coach, and Captain Ivey spoke. Captain Ivey is the only four year letterman. Recipients include Capt D. Lee Hughes, T. Wolf, G. Exell, B. Ringman, EB. Cinzman, H. Merritt, Losoya, CL Morrison, GC Trobercaan, Gay, L. Davis, W. Roberts, and Younplipat. B. Chinkman received a special trophy for outstanding work.
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Mixed boxing results across cities headline regional card
In a series of boxing bouts, Tailignapelis from San Francisco edged Jackie Moore in a close decision. Fred Lenhart defeated Leo Tacrski by points in Spokane. Other results listed include bouts featuring Marres Morten son and Eddie Mak with varying outcomes in St Louis and Denver.
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St. Louis
Marres Mortenson
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Jimmy Keane
San Frescisco
Jackie Moore
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Laieville
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Leo Tacrski
Aberdeen
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Football Today at Athletic Field Big End Week
A fragmented football page lists athletic field details with player names such as McCreleas, Murry, and Dowdy. It mentions referees and officials including Dr. Musamure and Frank Meyers, with scattered scores and player notes amid a busy game card.
Washington Staters Work Out in Snow in Chicago
Washington State's football eleven trained on Stagg Field amid snow and ice as they prepared for Saturday's game against Villa Nova. The team, under coach Hop Schissler, faced a wintry, frigid reception after traveling to Chicago for the key day clash.
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Hunters Die in Minnesota Deer Season Spree
Minnesota’s 11 day deer hunting season ends with 15 hunters killed, a rise of 50 percent from the previous period. Three incidents involved accidental shootings while four victims drowned. Local authorities report fatalities across the state including Haul and nearby areas during November.
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Horween Won't Return as Harvard Coach Says He Will Stay
Chicago, Nov 26 Arnold Totween declared he will not return to Harvard as coach next year. He cited commitments in his leather business and stated he has been saying this for years, despite expectations he would coach for one season more.
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Marverd Nest
Yale Names Albie Booth Yale Captain For Next Season
New Haven report states Albert J. Booth Jr. is elected Yale football captain for the coming season. Booth, a quarterback from New Haven, 22, 145 pounds, 3 foot 6 inches tall, starred in football and other sports at New Haven High and Milford Preparatory School.
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Army League Winding Up On Thanksgiving Gridiron
Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 the Dyeny Third Infantry meets the Second Field Artillery Brigade at Brooks field on Fort Sam Houston. The Turkey day game will decide the supremacy of the gir corps with Bellyfield Piers and Brooksfield Maroona set for Thanksgiving day. To avoid conflict with the Main-Beackenridge battle Vilrs gay afternoon at League park, Kelly field Brooke field contest starts at flamelock at Brooks field.
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Fort Sam Houston
Friday Mat Show Set With Notable Wrestlers
Ralph Hammonds completes his card for the week’s wrestling event at Beethoven Hall Fort Sam Houston arena. Hig mation headlines a Friday night card featuring Karvasick, Cyclone Vox, and other performers. Matches include Farmer Yate vs Teddy Waters in a three fall semi final, Elmer Guthrie vs Harry Lackswood, and Med Lindees vs Tully McMullen. Hammonds promises a costly, star filled show.
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Twain Lanier in Title Game
The Class A junior high football title clash pits Twain and Lanier for the championship at Garereth field on Wednesday afternoon. This game marks the first time a Mark Twain team has reached the title contest, with Charseam Han as a featured player.
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Ssubizy Tatler
Mark
Stanford and Dartmouth Ease Practice After Hard Intercept
Stanford University and Dartmouth, meeting in an intersectional encounter, will resume open practice next week. Coach Crack Jackson Cannell of the Easterners warns heat may sap players strength while Wisconsin stern conditions keep players cautious on home field.
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Niehoff to Manage Lookouts and Chatanooga Club
Nicholl, ex-manager of the Atlanta Crackers, will helm the Chattanooga Tasoookete in Uganda. Ane Vangel, resident of the Chat Bathbarn association baseball club, announced the appointment.
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Asenciation
College grid card lists football schedulers across many teams
A fragmented OCR style listing shows a college football schedule with multiple universities and campuses mentioned. Institutions include Trinity, Colgate, Duquesne, providence, Centenary, Oklahoma, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and several others. The text outlines matchups and venues across varied locations, reflecting a broad conference grid.
Minnesota Chooses Guard for Captain
Minneapolis November 26. Clarence Minn of Minneapolis and link keen election captain of the University of Minnesota football team, Mein layed at guard this season.
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Southwestern and Payne Vie For Title In Final Week
In a close pursuit of the championship, Southwestern and Payne clash as How and Payne fight for top position. The Yellow Jackets and Pirates each hold key victories, with Brownwood and Trinity giving the race its tense edge. St. Edward's, Austin College, and Simmons also in the mix as conference play wraps up and non conference games loom.
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Four Kicks for Touchdowns in High-Scoring Game
Slater led with four conservativ e kicks for touchdowns, plus a 31-yard run, securing Poe’s win over Ralph Waldo Wmerseg. Aerriels scored three Poe touchdowns on 20 to 40 yard runs, Siler nabbed a scoring reception, and Balderss and Jimmy Dugger coached the team.
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Rattlers Tie Brownsville In Close Season Finish
St Mary’s Univ Matélere conclude grid season with a 6 0 tie against Brownsville junior college Scorpions. Fred Dikes scored a 40 yard TD for the Rattlers, while Adamson and Pipkin provided key rushes. Neumann returned a punt 45 yards as Mary’s totaled six first downs and relied on a 2 pass aerial attack in a defensive battle.
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Aggies Coach Receives Vote of Confidence
Fort Worth reports coach Matis Bell of Joe A and M is backed by the alumni and directors amid rumors of potential replacement. D. t Carleton and Ancleton defend his record, noting the team faced material limitations and that calls for his ouster lack foundation. Some speculate Fort Sill, Oklahoma, could supply a replacement if needed.
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Triangles Fall Before Texas Five in Austin Showdown
Teena university's basketball team defeated the local squad in a Tuesday night game at Austin, led by star players Flinn and Eigen. The Longhorns, with coach Curley Damon's lineup and several veterans, plan a schedule including a January 1 match against the Aggies, while St. Ward's and San Antonio additions join the roster for upcoming showdowns.
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