Longhorns and Austin Set for Early Season Clash
The Texas Longhorns meet the Austin college eleven in Austin on Saturday in a game highlighting opposing football styles. Austin relies on kicking and speed and rare forward passes, while Texas emphasizes hard line play and developing backfield and ends. The match appears evenly poised with Austin college perhaps holding a slight edge.
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Baylor
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Should a woman perform surgical operations debated in Vienna
A Vienna debate on whether women should practice operative surgery is discussed in letters and pamphlets. A spa letter notes discussions of Dr. Marchall and Dr. Teleky and reports a physician’s blunt reply that a woman should operate if the patient accepts the risk.
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Countess Marchall
Tora Teleky
Marienbad
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Huntress Bowlers Take Lead With Sweep Over Phillips
The Huntress bowlers beat Phillips in both games in the Turner Ninepin league last night to seize first place. With a possible tie only if results go wrong, they need one win in two games against Raybould on October 15 to clinch the pennant. Final scores were 241 234 in the first game and 246 233 in the second, both decided by seven points.
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Phillip
Raybould
Final College Elevens Open Last Tryouts Tomorrow
Eastern and southern college football teams prepare for final action before interconference play. Major matchups include Yale vs Lafayette, Princeton vs Virginia Polytechnic, and Penn against Swarthmore with many other regional games listed across campuses from New Haven to Athens and Nashville.
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Ithaca
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Wesleyan
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Dickinson
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Princeton to require signed contracts to curb ticket scalping
Princeton university football management announced that all ticket buyers must sign contracts not to resell for profit to strangers. Tickets are numbered and traceable to original applicants, and those found with scalped tickets will be barred from future applications for Yale Princeton or Harvard Princeton games.
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Cards Defeat Browns In Interleague City Title Game
In St Louis on Oct 11 the St Louis Nationals defeated the American Leaguers 3 to 2 to win the second game of the inter league series for the city championship. Mowrey Evans and Stovall helped push the Nationals ahead in the eighth with an error deciding the outcome.
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Athletics Win Fourth as McInnes Stars in 4-3 Victory
Philadelphia's American League club edged the National League here 4 to 3 in a local inter-league clash. McInnes drove in two runs with a double and a single off Moore, Seaton relieved, while Brown started and Bender followed. Lapp and Moran handled the plate for the Athletics and Nationals respectively.
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Aigrette Trust Expands To Philadelphia Market
A group of New York plutocrats forms an aigrette trust to control wholesale sales as prices rise to 3 dollars per dozen and higher. Retail hats push costs to 25 to 50 dollars for a full aigrette while bans spread in New York New Jersey and southern states. A New York interest previously dominated imports. The Hebrew Standard notes Indian Jews preserve identity amid caste, with small numbers but notable economic influence.
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Aigrette Trust
India
Hebrew Standard
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Zoroaster
Gas and Electric Wins First Week Tilt in Tenpin League
In the Commercial Tenpin League opener at Grand alleys the San Antonio Gas and Electric team defeated Household Furniture three straight games. McElhenny led with a 190 high single, Muehlendorff posted the best average, and Young and Armbrust contributed key scores to seal the win. Schwarz, Walser, Lockhart and Gayle provided steady efforts for Households.
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Household Furniture Company
McElhenny
Muehlendorff
Young
Armbrust
Gas and Electric Boys
Schwartz
Walser
Lockhart
Gayle
A. Gas & Electric Co
G. Armbrust
Mourne
Mcllhenny
ORB Estate
Stars Surprise Move Up After Weekend Wins in Grand League
Emerson Stars defeated Thurman club at Grand Alleys to climb to third place while Thurmans dropped to last. Groos had the high single with 1938 and McMonagle led season averages. Schroeder and Ziegler led the losers with notable games and averages. Next match set for Monday between Thorman club and Eagles. River Side Restaurant offers varied dishes.
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Stars
Thorman
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Carl Ziegler
Schroeder
Sy 'Groose
Staudt
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Josh Devore Shines With Batting Feature
Josh Devore delivered a standout batting display in yesterday’s game, highlighting his offensive impact for the team. His timely hits and consistent contact helped set the tone and drive a productive offensive showing.
Golf Club 10 Hear Committee Report on Nine-Hole Lease
The Laurel Heights Golf Club president calls all members to a chamber of commerce meeting tonight at eight. A special committee will discuss securing a long lease on the current property and adding nine holes. Prominent business leaders support a semi public course to attract tourists and benefit local players, with San Antonio aiming to host major events in the future.
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Laurel Heights Golf Club
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Thompson Stops Bout To Save Godfrey In Eight
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on October 11 the scheduled ten round middleweight title bout between Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Sycamore Illinois and Art Godfrey of Minneapolis was halted in the eighth round by the referee to spare Godfrey further punishment.
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Wis
Johnny” Thompson
Sycamore, Ill
Art Godfrey
Minneapolis
Godfrey
Pirates Seek Sunday Afternoon Baseball Game
The San Antonio Pirates baseball team desires a Sunday postnoon game. Arrangements can be made by contacting Manager E C Tatum at old phone 2479. De J F Cunningham at 449 Moora Building Osteopath old phone 984 J.
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E. C. Tatum
J. F. Cunningham
Moora
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