Fordham to Replace Coach Cavanaugh by November
Fordham University will not renew Major Frank Cavanaugh’s coaching contract when it ends November 19. An informant from Fordham’s athletic circles says the board will decide after the football season, citing health as a factor. Assistants Hiker Joy and Dinny McNamara have taken on head duties, with scouting shifted away from the major. Cavanaugh's two year deal pays about 15000 dollars annually.
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New York
Frank Caynoaugh
Fortham University
Universal Service
Fordham
Cavanaugh
Texas Grid Player Seriously Injured
A 13 year old Stephen F. Austin freshman football player Mike Lewis was injured during practice in Nacogdoches Texas raising questions about potential legal action. His condition prompted concern today as officials review the incident from the prior day. Edwin Lee 18 of Danvers Massachusetts died from injuries suffered in an amateur game last Sunday. Asa J. Mohr 26 of Central City Nebraska died after a game injury with paralysis in the Crescent City area.
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Stephen F. Austin College
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Edwin Lee
Danvers
Omaha
Neb
Asa J. Mohr
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New
Crescent City
Mohr
Sherif
Mah
Merrick Couna
Mountaineers at Schreiner in Victoria Friday night grid clash
Victoria Junior College mounts a strong football push facing Schreiner Institute Mountaineers in Victoria on Friday night at 8:30. Previous season success and a late pageant schedule add local excitement as coaches push a improving squad into an 8:30 kickoff.
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Victoria Junior College
Schreiner Institute
Bebrenner
Fl Rales
Cpach
Buccaneers
Kingsville A
Botrain
Wallace Gets Lesson From Professor in Action Packed Card
A boxing card staged by the Bruck brothers at Beethoven Hall drew big crowds. Tex Wallace fought Ernesto Zmien in a brutal main bout, bleeding but still swinging after a hard lesson. Other bouts featured Castillo over Stay, Burns over Martines, Jiggs Young over Eld Richards, Reid over David, and more, with judges Shelton Huntress Jr. and refs Young and Armstrong on the scene.
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Bruck Brothers
Beethoven
Tex Wallace
Ernesto
Wallace
Franke Castillo
Gray
Sock Ebsorber
Castilla
Bennie Perca
Jeff
Willie O'Brien
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Milion
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Cailed
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Eld Richards
Jiggs
Sunny Reid
Tony David i
Bunny Blevins
Jack Shelton
Monestro
George Huntress Jr
Lerry Young
Gime Armstrong
The Blind Postman Bert Seip Celebrates Century of Service
Aged about 55, Bert Seip of Lake Zorth TU has been blind since 14 yet delivers mail with perfect accuracy for over 30 years. He braids a keen memory for voices and tunes his ears to traffic light clicks along his district.
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Bert Seip
Lake Zorth
Belax
Canzoneri and Petrolle Box in New York Show
Canzoneri the light weight champion faces Frankie Petrolle in the charity program at Ebbets Field. The event features 10 round bouts and includes Maxie Rosenbloom defending his light heavy title in a non title bout. Substitutions updated the lineup after Ray Miller was injured and Ray Walker faced immigration trouble in Montreal.
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Tony Canzoneri
Petrolle Family
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Frankie
Sun
Fb Helt
Mod al
Billy Petrolie
Jomee
Bexar County
W. L. Td
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Jack Redman
South Bend
Ind
Arthur Hattick
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
Jack Rosenberg
Poulie Walker
Trenton
N. J
Petrolle
Walker
Canzoneris
Ray Miller
Detroit
Woge
Faigle
Wellug
Montreal
Sunday Loop in 3 Games in Winter Baseball
Three games on as many diamonds are booked for the Winter Baseball league next Sunday. The Good Motors, tied for second with three other teams, meet the Matthies Steers at the Texas Military Institute diamond in Alamo Heights. The Hays Feed store team faces the Lakeview Cairymen at Lakeview diamond. The Dixie club meets the Rayn-O-Shyne toppers at Pueblo Service diamond. All games start at 2 30.
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Hays Feed Store
Lakeview Cairymen
Lakeview Diamond
Dixie Club
Publo Service Diamond
Southwest Conference Football Chatter and Prep News
Reports from Dallas and College Station flag college grid chatter. Morrison and the Mustangs prepare for Syracuse as a long list of players ships out. Baylor, TCU, Arkansas and Texas A&M notes mix with prep scrimmages and next-week showdowns in Fort Worth and Austin.
Eddie Lane’s 95 yard TD leads St Anthony’s rally
Eddie Lane returned a punt 95 yards for a touchdown as St Anthony’s beat San Antonio Academy B team 33 7 on the St Anthony’s gridiron. Holloran replaced Lane and had three touchdowns including a 50 yard run. Estrada starred for the losers with the lone San Antonio marker and an extra point. A game between Alamo Heights and St Ann’s was postponed to Friday. Edison and T M L fought to a 6 6 tie in an Edison field clash with a blocked punt and a yardage pass accounting for the Cadets’ score.
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St. Anthony's
San Antonio Academy
St. Anthony
Holloran
Lane
Estrada
Lnsers
Alamo Heights
St. Ann's
Thomas Edison
Edison
Unreadable MAT Results Fragment With Mixed Names
Fragmentary OCR text references MAT results and multiple personal names, places, and numbers, but is largely garbled. The readable bits note a result or event involving a race, with mentions of individuals and institutions distorted beyond clear extraction.
First Loop Tussle at Southwestern football opener
Georgetown October 12. Coach Jerry Edens sends Southwestern University Pirates into their Texas conference opener Friday night vs the Saints from Simmons University. The Pirates have not yet scored this season in non conference play, posting two scoreless ties with the Texas Aggie B team and Sam Houston Teachers College, then a 20 to 0 loss to North Texas Teachers College.
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Jerry Edens
Southwestern University Pirates
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Edward's Saints
Saints
Simmons University
Pirates
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Sam Houston
North Texas
Teachers College
Coach and Players Hurt in Smashup near Rockdale
Rorkdale Texas Oct 12 144 Coach Swindell of Milano school football team was seriously injured in Cameron hospital today along with two players. A squad of 28 men were hurt last night when their trek overturned after striking a cow. Vernon Widebrands suffered a broken rib and collarbone and George Johnson a broken leg.
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Milano
Cameron Hospital
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Vernon Widebrands
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Charity football game set for Oklahoma clash
Oklahoma City report says Southern Methodist University and Oklahoma University will face off in a charity football game on December 10 in Norman. Officials from both schools confirmed the agreement yesterday.
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Southern Metnhodat University
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Norman
Okla
Trips Over Referee Has to Quit in Bout
In San Jose last night Babe Anderson of Sab Jove used the referee's foulwork to win a technical knockout from Ray Krause, French welterweight, in the 10th round after Krause tripped over Anderson and fell in a corner. Referee Fred Batterson was nearby as Krause injured his ankle and had to quit.
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Calif
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Sab Jove
Ray Krause
Hilad Roand
Fred _Batteroa
Reuse
Anderson
Botteros
Besydy
Hillcrest to Host First Annual Amateur Golf Tournament
Hillcrest club invites city amateurs to a three hole final event starting October 22 with a week of qualifying. Bud Clark, the course supervisor, says seven days are allowed for each match. Notable players include Reuben Albaugh Halbert Grombles Tom Lawrence Mose Levinson Bernhard Schriever and Lieut K A Rogers.
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Hillcrest Club
Woodlawn Hills
Bernhard Schriever
Lieut. K. A. Rogers
Steele to be Next Opponent of Lewis
Ray Bredle of California will challenge Ed Strangler Lewis for the world heavyweight title in a scheduled Madison Square Garden bout on December 5. The state athletic commission has approved the match. A cripple appears for ACCC as Elbert Anderson suffers torn shoulder ligaments preparing for North Texas Teachers game in Denton.
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Wildcats
North Texas
Denton
Elbert Anderson
Chrisans
McMurry
District 30 football race roars into action in Victoria
In district No. 30 of the Texas Interscholastic league the race begins among Yoakum Cuero Edna Beeville Yorktown Hallettsville Port Lavaca Ganado and Victoria Taft. Yoakum, last season’s top team, is favored after a 32 to 6 opening win over Yorktown. Victoria High, with a light squad, hopes for second place as Hallattsville Ganado Beeville Edna and Port Lavaca challenge. Yorktown’s large squad and Hallettsville’s Brahmas are noted for deep talent while Ganado and Port Lavaca aim to upset the contenders. The season promises exciting matchups and strong performances from Victoria Junior College and University of Texas games this fall.
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Texas Interscholastic League
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Guero
Edna
Beeville
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Hallettsville
Port
Lavaca
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Button
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Aildage
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Reeville
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Grore
Yorkum
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Teaterial
Port Lavaca
Ganatto Elever
Ganatto
Victoria Junior College
Ike
Frem
Setgreiner Institute
University of Toxico
Tulane Fettle Felts ineligibility appeal to Vanderbilt clash
In New Orleans on October 12, Tulane fullback Nellie Felts faced efforts to move an ineligibility charge ahead of the Vanderbilt game. Tulane will appeal the ruling of Southern Conference president Milles this week as Felts provides an affidavit from A B McLain of the Hastings Migs club claiming the pro contract was for protection during his tryout, not for 20 games.
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Tos
Nellie Felts
Tulane ‘University
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Milles
Felts
McLain
Hastiag Migs
Cotton States Baseball League
Feits
Missouri trip loom on Wildcats in Big Six opener
Kansas State coach Bo McKillin tempered optimism over the upcoming clash with Missouri while cautioning that the Tigers remain a tough test. Wildcats report injuries, including ivy poisoning recurrence, Zeckser’s absence, and Roswell’s tooth extraction as Missouri’s reserves show scoring bursts. Iowa State, Oklahoma, and Nebraska notes mix with play plans, signaling a swifter attack and fresh formations for forthcoming opponents.
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Bio
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Wildcats
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Hda
Zeckser
Dougall Roswell
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Cyclones
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Don Theophilus
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Walker
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Texas
George Sauer
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Segimmege
Race Tickets Pay $1 307 From Daily Double Winners
Three lucky bettors at Sparks-Man's park featured daily double tickets winning the second and third races on Raf fley Con and Dark Star. They received compensation of two Soltar investments as the sole holders of the daily double tickets amid a prosperous day.
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Woo
Sparks- Man's Park Yeaterdag
Raffley-Con
Dark Star
Burns
Soltar
Four Remain in Golf Meet at Hot Springs
Hot Springs Va Oct 12 14 play reached the semi finals today from the women's division of the Hot Springs fall golf tournament with Mrs Glenna Collett Vare and Mrs Helen Hicks favorites to reach the final. Mrs Vare vs Mrs Kenneth M Seger at Rumson N Y while Miss Hicks meets Mrs Dorothy Vare Hulme. In the men's division eight golfers played quarter finals Morris B Orr of New York vs Stuart L Crale of New York Robert C Brown Plainfield N J vs Albert B Sager Rochester N Y Edrwin Schwenk Southampton S I vs James W Thornton Montreal R B Carmichael New York vs Bedell H Harned New York. Sager beat W H Wallace Augusta Ga 6 and 5.
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Vare
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N.Y
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John T. Pirie
Chicago
Nas Ricks
Tyler Field
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Charles M. Clark
St. Louis
Morris B. Orr
Stuart L. Crale
Robert C. Brown
Plainfield
N. J
Drew Albert B. Sager
Rochester
Edrwin Schwenk
Southampton
S.1
Wes
James W. Thornton
Montreal
Sager
W. H. Wallace
Augusta
Nitsichin Wins Cesarewitch at Newmarket
Nitsichin a 10 to 1 favorite won the Cesarewitch Stakes over two and a quarter miles at Newmarket. Chelmarsh finished second and Sandwich was third as a field of 24 horses competed. Nitsichin won by three lengths with two to the runner up. The winner is owned by D. Kennedy with A J Buston listed as Chelmarsh’s rider and Lord Roseberry as owner of Sandwich.
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England
Chelmarsh
War
Sandwich
Mitsichin
Yesterday van
Mitsichin Ja
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