Wisconsin Wing from Cavalry Team Wins 21 to 0 on Staff Grid
The First Wisconsin football eleven defeated the Cavalry 21 to 0 at Fort Sam Houston as Captain Welsh and Captain Carmody starred for the rivals. Welsh connected for two touchdown passes, Myers scored twice, and Oakley and Bates aided the Wisconsin effort in a brisk elimination game.
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Oakley ene McCreigh Set for Next Game At 3 PM
Oakley ene McCreigh will play the next game of the series beginning at 3 o'clock. The line-up lists First Wisconsin and Sixteenth Cavalry in various positions with players including Thompson Keller Welsh Carmody and Stordock Myers Morris in the backfield and guards, tackles, and centers identified by junior and captain designations. Officials include Referee Lieutenant Kenney and umpires Captain Johnson with other line judges and timers noted.
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Pointer Wins All Age Stake At Waynesboro
The pointer Lewis C Morris owned by Louis Lee Hagin of Lexington Kentucky won the all age stake of the Continental Field Trials Club in Waynesboro Georgia. The derby was scheduled to run today.
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Waynesboro
Lewis C. Morris
Louis Lee Hagin
Lexington
Continental Field Trials Club
Golf deemed beneficial recreation by Chicago judge
Judge Jesse C. Baldwin of the Circuit Court rules golf a beneficial recreation not amusement. The decision frees Mary A. Condon as executrix of John Condon’s estate from paying a $750 annual amusement license for the public golf links at the former Harlem race track site.
Wolgast to Meet Russell in New Orleans Tonight
Ad Wolgast former world lightweight champion and Frankie Russell of New Orleans meet tonight in a 20 round bout in New Orleans Louisiana Both must weigh 135 pounds at 3 pm and both were underweight earlier today.
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Ad Wolgast
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Sunsets Win Odd Over Uvalde In League Bowing
Sunset Railroad bowls win two games 789 to 703 and 736 to 631 against Uvalde Gulf five in Gulf Sunsets Commercial Tenpin League. Derr anchors with 501 series surpassing 5600 lifetime mark, Ullrich tops single-game 208. Allen leads Uvalde with 464. Swift Packing and Service Engraving meet for three games next.
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Baptists Triumph 33 0 Over St Edwards In San Marcos Finale
The San Marcos Baptist Academy routed St Edwards College of Austin 33 to 0 in the season finale. Academy line rapidly halted Edwards drives while White Wolf and Hooker powered the offense. Pier of Edwards staged the last scoring threat but was stopped by Bales as time expired. Officials listed Campbell Coxen Butler. The match followed with Stecher and Cutler set for a wrestling showdown in Chicago tonight.
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Zenith in Southwest football as Kansas and Missouri clash
Southwest football reached its peak as the Kansas Jayhawks and Missouri Tigers faced off in Lawrence. Other key games included Notre Dame vs Nebraska at Lincoln and Texas vs Texas A M at Austin with several regional matchups noted. Notre Dame declined Kendall’s postseason challenge for a game in Tulsa, citing proximity to today’s Notre Dame Nebraska clash.
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Postseason Plan For International and American Leagues
International League President Edward Barrow proposed a 112 game regular season next year with a 48 game post season against the American Association. The plan calls for opening April 16 and ending August 5 with three games in each cross league city per team. If feasible the post season winner would meet the Pacific Coast League champion for the National Association title.
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Edward Barrow
International League
American Association
Middle West
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Texas A and M Visit Promises Ideal Football Conditions
Texas University hosts Texas A and M in a long running athletic clash under clear breezy weather. A north wind steadies as crowds converge on Austin and a temporary stadium addition expands seating to accommodate 800 extra spectators.
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Penn Edges Cornell In Rainy Thanksgiving Game
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 10 to 8 on Thanksgiving Day in Philadelphia. The Penn victory followed a trend of earlier bets favoring Penn, with Cornell having won the last three meetings. The teams had limited prior success, with Cornell’s only win in 1901 and a 1906 scoreless tie.
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Cornell
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Football season to close with key Eastern matchups
New York reports the final day of the season features Cornell versus Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and Brown facing Colgate in Providence. Washington and Jefferson meet Rutgers in Pittsburgh, while Pittsburgh clashes with Pennsylvania State. A Cornell Penn game marks 23 years of rivalry.
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