Dribble Right or Get Shocked at Texas University
In Austin in November 1814, Texas university basketball faces drills on dribbling under coach Fred Walker. The piece notes players must master the ball handling, with warnings about penalties and potential displacements during practice as part of training.
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Thanksgiving football slate dominates South with many key games
New York dispatch notes a packed Thanksgiving day with 22 Southern Conference teams in action. Upsets loom as Georgia Tech faces Alabama Polytechnic, Florida clashes with in conference foes, and traditional rivals from Vanderbilt Sewanee and Virginia North Carolina meet. The East hosts Oregon State versus Penn State and other high-profile cross matches as the nation eyes decisive clashes and potential title shifts.
Dead Deer Story Echoes Across Brown Wood Nov. 27
Rumors from Bredericka burg recount a hunting tale about a deer that supposedly revived after being killed. Local hunters in Brown Wood report a man sat on the deer and attempted to cut its throat with a pocket knife when the animal allegedly sprang up and ran away. The incident, though unverified, mirrors a prior sensational account in the Frawnwood Bulletin.
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Out of Town Firse Entry From Southwest Texas Women
The Uncup of the first out of town team for the San Antonio Tight's Southwest Texas women's nine pin ghazoplonshly had been Fetelve. The lookout team captained by Mrs. A. Behrens drew distinction as the first away-from-San An nly club to enter. The lookout is strong and should boost the pins at Warner alleys on Dec 0. Other members include Mrs. A. Debrens, Mrs. Dehrens, Mrs Hawne Seheek, Mrs WW. Sth, Mrs ah. Ls, Wurzbach, and Mrs STbord Ackermaan. twenty teams have entered the tournament.
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Carlaris Sale Reported at Audley Farm Drama in New York
New York, Nov 28. Carlayis, a winner of the rich Cof frothatakes, is said to be sold to Mr. Jones of the Audley farm for 100. Eng. Mwh hrod thoroughbeed will an mate to a o number of famous imatrons on the Auflay farm. Crowley to stay. New York, Nov 2. The Columbia University Athletic Association issued the terse announcement that Charley Cooney will continue his service as head ponh of the Columbia football transfer for the new year. No reference to writers of Crowley has been found amid current rumors at Columbia since their loss to Dartmouth and Bennaylyanin by one-killed stores pend wan tle Ly Cornell.
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Friday Polo Game Arranged at Park
Fort Sam Wieseton's unit wears Eighth Corny colors and hosts a polo match Friday at Stockenrilge pack field against the San Antonio civilian club. San Antonio lists Meadows, Taphara, Meckel, Crawford as starters. OConnr, Culling, Chapman, Meltinger, and Coulter to serve.
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Crague and Martin Booked for Tulsa Bout Night
San Antonio heavyweight Jack Crague and Buster Martin are tentatively booked for a Tulsa matchup, arranged by local promoters for the night of the event. Details remain provisional with venue and date to be confirmed.
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Hockey Star Costs $15,000 Moves to Montreal Maroons
Montreal reports that Dave Trottier, a renowned Canadian amateur hockey star, signed with the Montreal Maroons of the National and Professional Hockey League. He will join Detroit to play for the Detroit Cougars, after Montreal paid about $10,000 to Toronto interests. Trottier declined a three year deal and a $5,000 signing bonus from Toronto.
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23RD INFANTRY GETS CINCH ON TITLE
The Twenty third Infantry crushed the Ninth Infantry 20 to 0 in the Army Bowl to clinch the league title. Polur Iefiner led the drive with multiple passes and two rushing scores as the Doughboys roll to a decisive victory. Officials Porter, Eisher, Meltzer and Meld forge Henke Wenil presided.
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Ice Hockey Scores From North American Matches
Ice hockey results show St. Lois and Minneapolis 2, Portland and Victoria B C 1, Monteval 43 Toronto 0, Toston 1, Tittaburgh New York Americans 6, Kaneas City 4, Cul an Toronto 6, Kitchener 6. Matches list cities and scores indicating a busy period of play across leagues.
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Beat This For Speed Hunters Wallen Tes
In a clipped account a man named Tes Wallen, once in bed before a room filled with a crowd, faces a bold challenge from AL Flehter of Mellen and Pleife. Stark Act follows as a midday impulse drives a dramatic rush to leave the office and speed away, with a late return and a flurry of fogged confusion surrounding the incident.
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Article fragment lists numerous names and a mailed message
Fragmentary OCR lists Arthur Dulling and many individuals with various surnames and titles, followed by a note about a mailed item to the San area. The text reads as a jumble of names and garbled phrases with no clear event or outcome.
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Corpus Christi High Protest Delays District Football Draft
The Corpus Christi High protest over eligibility and district qualifications delays naming a district champion. Aerogram to Enns Garey, district chair, Monday night warned a signed protest is pending. The league requires a district champion by Saturday and asks for quick resolution to proceed with eligibility disputes.
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