Cadets and Middies Clash in Army Navy Game at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on November 26 the Army and Navy meet in the thirty ninth annual service rivalry at Municipal Stadium. A parade of 1850 cadets and 2000 midshipmen precedes the game as a sellout crowd of over one hundred thousand watches a closely matched contest in fair, cold weather. The Army aims to recover from recent losses to Columbia and Notre Dame while Navy seeks another win after a season of strong performances.
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Fragmented OCR sports notes list players and judges
A garbled roster style clipping lists Lin Army and various players with initials and numbers, mentioning umpires and judges from Lehigh and Penn State. The text includes town markers and partial team references, yielding a fragmented snapshot of a game or event lineup with minimal readable context.
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Army League clash at Leonard Wood stadium Saturday
Randolph Field Ramblers meet Fifteenth Field Artillery in a 2:20 p.m. game to challenge for second place as The Filers defend third ahead of Twenty third team. Twenty third faces Ninth City Manchus at 2:30 p.m. with an 61-0 mark.
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Ice Hockey Recap From National League Action
Fragmented report covers multiple games. Names of teams players and venues are partly readable, with scattered results and scores. The piece mentions Chicago and New York venues and references Hershey Providence and Warsaw areas in a broad league context.
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Army Navy grid of snow cleared for large game
Philadelphia prepared for the thirty ninth Army Navy football game with 102 000 tickets sold and a full cleanup of moisture from seats ramps and stairs. A thousand workers labored from dawn to night to clear the Municipal Stadium as police director Martin McLaughlin assured no snow defects would affect play.
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Department of Polite Works
Tulane Favored To Beat LSU In Classic Rivalry
Tulane Green Wave entering the sixty sixth showdown with LSU seeks first victory in four years. Galnardar leads Tulane with standout performances. LSU expected at full strength but Tulane holds a 17-14 edge in the series. Injuries include Messina sidelined slightly as Tulane braces for the battle in Baton Rouge.
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New Orleans Echool
Dartmouth Favorite in Rivalry at Palo Alto
Dartmouth easily the favorite as the teams meet in Palo Alto with Stanford carrying a six losses in eight games and Dartmouth seeking revenge after a 14 to 7 defeat in 1930. Both squads miss key players Loren Dilzes and Fred Lederboer, Santa Clara notes a weight edge for Stanford.
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Detroit Titans Ready for Santa Clara Clash in Sacramento
Detroit's Titans land in Sacramento for Sunday interconference game with Santa Clara Broncos. Santa Clara, riding a long win streak broken recently, prepares in Woodland. Gus Doris steers Detroit into an open frame fast offense against Santa Clara's stout defense. Thirteen Santa Clara regulars are seniors and will play their final college game tomorrow.
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University of Santa Clara Broncos
St. Mary's
Woodland
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Santa Clara Reg‘olers
Pearl Girls Win Volley Ball Victory Over Pratt Brewettes
Brewettes fall 34 16 16 15 12 in a three set match. Pearl Girls displayed strong serving and attack at Lindbergh Recreation Park with Gay Meht and Jean Lindvergh contributing key plays. Brewettes practice at 8 PM Tuesday at Woodlawn.
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Light's All City Teams to Be Announced Sunday
The Light will reveal the 33 players earning its annual all-city football honors in Class A Class B and academic divisions this Sunday in the big edition. Fans voted via daily ballots and coaches and staff contributed selections and analysis from the season.
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TCU Law for Season Two Touchdowns
Sportlights by Harold Scherwitz notes skepticism about a Texas Christian match versus SMU and urges caution in predicting a runaway win at Dallas. The piece mocks prognosticators after recent volatile results and reflects on the Aggies' loss to Texas.
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Sportlights
Harold Scherwitz
San Antonio
Tcu Law
TCU Frogs Shine In Shootout Trackless Season
The article praises TCU’s high scoring offense led by Davey O’Brien, noting their ability to put up multiple touchdowns against Arkansas Temple A&M Marquette Baylor Tulsa Texas Rice and more. It highlights the team’s strong season, mentions Harold Winters San Antonio and mentions Sugar Bowl promoters, with odds and a big season narrative.
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Arkansas
Temple
Marquette
Baylor
Tulsa
Texas
Rice
Harold Winters
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New Orleans
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Jefferson Coaches Beset by Turkey Day Field Dispute
Jefferson high coaches Harry Hamilton and Cecil Burnett allege they are forced to play Brackenridge at Eagle field as visiting team, giving Brackenridge an edge. They vow to switch to Tech field if possible, urging a rush order for a new municipal stadium as the solution.
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Cecil Burnett
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Brackenridge Eagles
Tech Field
Aggies Ready to Face Sooner Rivalry in Stillwater
A capacity crowd of 11,000 is expected in Stillwater for the thirty third renewal of the Oklahoma University rivalry between the Aggies and Sooners. The Sooners enter as hot favorites to crush the Aggies who have been deflated by several losses this year.
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Women golfers share top spot in San Antonio weekly tourney
Two of the city's leading women golfers, Mrs. Bury and Mrs. Tuttlebee, tied for first in the San Antonio Women's Association weekly journey. Mrs. Bury posted a 99 with an 8 handicap, while Mrs. Tuttlebee finished with a 99 net.
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King Saxon Rider King Baxon Remembered as Top Race Horse
King Saxon known as King Baxon in Mexico recalling a celebrated American racehorse of the last decade. He died here of car fever, with his passing noted as a loss to the sport and his remembered achievements highlighted.
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King Saxon
Aqua Caliente
Mexico
King Baxon
America
Wall street meet chaos hides in scattered results
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and scores from a track or boxing event with unclear spellings. Names like New York and California appear among uncertain figures and times. The text lacks coherent structure but indicates a competition with multiple athletes and weights or times.
Horace Wade Visits San Antonio for Lone Star Racing
Horace Wade, public figure in Tallubs mac, visits San Antonio at Alana Downs to observe three racing horses. Wade notes the trio have been in form for fourteen starts, signaling potential for a Texas return. He stops in Dallas with optimistic reports, though South Texans remain cautious about prospects.
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Alana Downs
San Atos
Bestern California
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Borscote
Texas
Dallas
Victoria Six-Man Club Meets Diboll
Victoria's six man football team, aided by Key players Kindell Welder and Face, prepared to face Diboll after earning the right with a 24 to 6 win over Dripping Springs. The outcome could affect state title claims if St. Joseph's defeats Diboll, per local coach statements.
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Army Navy grid clash sparks massive Philadelphia crowd
Army and Navy meet as 102,000 fans fill Philadelphia to watch the Kaydets clash. The roundup covers key games including Pittsburgh Duke, Texas Christian Southern Methodist, Dartmouth Stanford, Oklahoma Oklahoma A and M, Fordham NYU, Texas Tech Marquette, Baylor Rice, Georgia Tech Georgia, Auburn Florida Poly, Holy Cross Boston College, Washington Washington State, Oregon State, Mississippi Mississippi State, Louisiana State Tulane, Niagara Duquesne, South Carolina Catholic, Cal Santa Clara, with Pappageno II winning the Manchester handicap.
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Opitt Power in Test Against Tron Dukes
A silent Scot and famed coach Dr John Bein Sutherland leads Pitt against Duke in a classic Southern clash. Pitt, 8-1, faces Duke before 52000 at home, with stars such as Goldberg Brebbins Cassiano and Ghickerned. Bookmakers see Duke favored. Pitt seeks strong finale.
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Director Brown Fights For Tennessee in Bowl Bid
Hollywood director Clarence Brown, famed for grid-minded Tennessee pride, advocates inviting Tennessee to the Rose Bowl. He played for Tennessee, stays tied to Knoxville, and extols the Vols’ strength and schedule while praising stars like Gable and Garbo. He promises Tennessee spirit on set and a color filled presence in the bowl scene.
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Clarence Brown
Brown
Clark Gable
Noumea Shearer
Greta Garbo
Barrymore
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Fight Results from New York and Los Angeles card
Unclear OCR text records boxing results and fighter names across multiple cities. Key mentions include Walterwright Champion Tenry Armetrong, Johnny Nels Howe, Hansford, William Boyd, and Hardrock Marat with varied locations such as New York Los Angeles Buffalo and Omaha. The fragmentary report notes knockouts and draws but lacks coherent results and dates.
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Tenry Armetrong
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Cefetino Gareth
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