Bell's Aggies Edge Kingsville Javelinas 17-0 In Opening
Texas A and M beat Kingsville 17 to 0 at Eagle Field in Bell's first major college game in 37 years. Domingue scored a first half touchdown, a Meidenkicked extra point, and Thompson added a late TD. Strong Aggie defense and reserves provided key stops and scoring chances as Kingsville struggled to move the ball.
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Yast
Viefoal
Matty Bell
Actie
Waxes Agriculture and Mechanical College
Voere
Eagle Field
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Bell
Texas
Domingue
Aggies
Farmers
Ban Anton
Domingte
Bmugenus Fowler
Luxe
Joe
Ted Spencer
Kinigsville
Kercheville
Javelinas
Boencer
Barfield
Aggie
User
Collins
Thompson
Kingsvile
Philliber
Couser
Reid
Godwin
Record student Felix Etchegoyen earns six year consular training
Dr Felix Etchegoyen completes a six year diplomatic and consular course at the Federal Lar aubnol Buenos Aires during 24 months ending July 1915. He studied 18 hours daily including Sundays and holidays. The feat is supported by his son Felix Frathegoyen of Gualeguaycha Forro Rio Argentina. Also notes bottle trees and a note on Germany in France for a Believe It or Not query.
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Felix E. Eichegoye
Federal Laraubnol
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Endiag
Etchegourn
Rhnacres
Elcheroren
Senor
Felix Frathegoyen
Gualeguayacha
Forro Rio
Bermuda Bars Stake Rival Boxer Suitor From Return
Enzo Fiermonte, Italian boxer and former suitor of Mrs. Madsline Force Astor Dick, is barred from Bermuda by immigration officials and will sail to New York. The episode follows his recent detention aboard the Queen of Bermuda amid tensions with officials, with Mrs. Dick hospitalized after a fall. In Maryland racing, Laurel Park hosted stakes with Male versus Jamestown, while Washington Park's meet ends as Chicago circuits shift to Sportsman's Park.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Enzo Fiermonte
Madsline
Astor Dick
Fiermonte
New York
Boston
Ann
John Jacob Astor
William. K. Dick
Reno
Laurel
Dha
Laurel Park
A. C. Bostwick
George D. Widener
Jamestown
Mereling
Émile Lower
Jamesown
Whealby Station
Maryland
Winpoka
Australia
Chicago
Chiago
Washington Park
Sportsman's Park
Sid
Watch ‘Tower
A. A. Baroni
Sitney Grant
Happy Fellow
Tellincy
Blue Law
Rowdy Roy
Hetdia
Untitled Sports Meet Notes From San Antonio
Attendees totaling 629 including paid scholars bandsmen and guests viewed the event at San Antonio Sports Association headquarters where Unkel sales processed. Gross gate reportedly 4421 dollars with various performances and javelin events noted along with multiple officials and participants listed in a garbled report.
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Weston
Menans
Murrell
Barie
Dunle’ Rowiery
Ravamans
Harald Wintera
Tield
Jude
Sane
Aehuen
Uber
Muaney
Dien
Cavell
Bi Hey
I Nusellow
Thempnon Sonne
Wintowet
paaRee
AL Fenint
Wagsen Ranipinied
Dannes
Uwnen
Farrer
Lola
Primo Carnero to Fight Paoling Uz Cudun in Special Stadium
Rome reports special talks from around the world flagging a heavyweight title bout between Primo Carnero and Paoling Uz Cudun. A wooden stadium at Humbert Park will host the October 22 match with 40,000 seats and 26,008 standing room. Ticket prices not yet set.
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Rome
Thaly
Spain
Flaht Fanghees
Primo Carnero
Italy
Paoling Uzcudun
Humbert Park
Mrs. Johnson Wins 74 In Willow Springs Golf Tourney
Mrs Willi C Johnson captured the weekly handicap event at Willow Springs Golf Club in San Antonio. She posted a low gross and net 74, won the special hogie prize, and had the two, eight, thirteen, and eighteen holes with the low scores. Teammate Mrs Tale finished second with a net 84.
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Willi C. Johnson
San Antonis
Willow
Springs
Johnson
Willow Springs Management
Gridiron spotlight shifts as college football surges
Alan Gould surveys the early 1931 college football scene with Navy tested by Pitt in Pitt Stadium and Cornell resuming its rivalry with Michigan. Ohio State hosts Cornell, Stanford faces Northwestern, and a slate of big matchups across the nation signals a season-wide push with major programs like Army, Dartmouth, Harvard, and Princeton looming.
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Alan Gould
New York
Navy
Pittsburon Panthers
Pitt Stadium
Vanderbilt
Obio State
Cornell
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Stanford
Indians
Northwestern
Chicago
Excepton
Aliogther
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Indiana Notre Dame
Bloomington
Nebraska-Iena State
Missouri- Kansas State
Pitsburgh
Warren Heller
Panthers
Army
Dartmouth
Columbia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Jimmy Growby
Fordlam
West Virginia
Syracuse
Ohio
Jegan
Colgate
Rutgers
Elis
Generals
Washington and Lee
Pacific Coast
Southern California
Mary’a
Los Angeles
Washington
Oregon
Seville
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Christian
Russia
Baylor
Little Tock
Rice
Tennessee
Toke
Auburn
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Louisiana State
Centenary
Jane
Maryland
Unclear OCR sports and college results across many teams
Fragmented readable snippets show midweek games and scores including Washington, Grinnell, Oklahoma City, Washburn, Emporia Teachers, Midland, Baker, Bethel, Doane, George Washington, and others. The text lists multiple team matchups with varying scores and institutions, but OCR quality yields unreliable details.
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Bowie Raegarty
Dakela
Ol Balter
Fate's Antral
Ias Hanover
Oakland City
Thomea Isl
Paul
Mary's
Sir Louie
Grinnell Be
Davina
Heidelbere Aiuaninering
Mount Ancre
Negthern Normal
San Parsons
Simpnon
Simpnon 6 ¢Lelyklahoma City 18, Oklahomia A ‘Wile 17) Emporia
Tuva
Washburn
Feniralima
Ciwie F.C. Teka
Midland
Baker
Bethany
Kain
McPherson
Ania Wesleyan el Benedict's
Drawe
Bethel
Chitacer Indiana
Michpron Natunal
St. Vialazy Earhead
Cte Watoeton
Amarille
Chile
Snumal
Rico Samerra Arias
Rastnrnhorn
Abilene Chriatian
Nerthi
Milken
Quines & Wayng
Nii
Trarneve
Teurhera Weal
Toxar Toarbrie
St. Edward
Pobwerexang
Dopers Use Various Means to Dope Race Horses
An article by Frank Menke lists methods to enhance horse speed through narcotics. It details liquid injections, mouth liquids, powders, and pills, including cocaine, heroin, morphine, digitalis, and nitroglycerine mixtures. It notes rapid absorption, dangers, and inconsistent effects, alongside trainer practices and dangers of overdosage.
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Frank Menke
Universal Service
Frank G. Menke Woprecht
Universal Borove
Tas
Edison Bears Look Good In Uvalde Win
Edison High School's Golden Bears defeated Uvalde High School 14 to 7 on Friday afternoon. Leroy Willms scored Edison’s first TD and, with Gale Nelson, added the extra point. Willms also contributed a late period TD. The Bears, energized by a large Edison crowd, showed improved teamwork and control, while Uvalde struggled with timeouts and a late drive by Baison.
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Edison High School
Golden Bears
Uvalde
Uvalde High School
Edison
Calx
Leroy Willme
Thal
Knight
Michalis
Willms
Gale Nelson
Bears
Green
Baison
Abe Editon
Jefferson tennis team opens season at Seguin
Jeff High's tennis squad begins its season at Seguin, with coach Howard Doolittle scheduling six girls singles and three girls doubles matches, plus three boys singles and one boys doubles. Lois Campbell leads the girls, Grace Williams and Evelyn Horper form the doubles pair, and Albert Bledenharn anchors the boys doubles. Paschal Walthall has left for UT, prompting hope for new singles players.
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Jeff
Seguin Jefferson High School
Seguin
Seguin High
Howard Doolittle
Jefferson
Paul Bi
Coffman to Bring Roche Back Again
Promoter Harry Coffman plans another indoor wrestling card next Wednesday. Curve Roche, who beat Tio Nardi, will return, with opponent TBD, plus Jim Coffield now a heavyweight likely to appear. Coffield challenged Roche or Nardi winner after their match.
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Hilgray
Harry Coff- Mad
Coffman
Curve Roche
Tio Nardi
Yin
Jim Coffield
Grappler
Jast
Coffield
Eagles wallop Corpus 71 to 0 in season finale
Brackenridge Daghes rout Corpus Christ Buccaneers 71 0 as Slater and Baker led the Eagles scoring with two TDs each and three kicks after touchdowns. Slater and Baker peaked in a dominant performance while Brackenridge added a score each quarter. Corpus passed 17 times with five completions for 7 yards and four interceptions. Brackenridge used eight attempts for 115 yards as Brackenridge and Corpus each had 11 first downs. Corpus finished with eight penalties for 60 yards while Brackenridge paid 120 yards on 12 penalties.
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Brackenridge Daghes
Corpus Christ
Siler
Weir
Kagiea
Corpus Buccaneers
Prisuy
Ganil Slater
Howard Baker
Sam Houston
Eagles
Slater
Baker
Charlie Haas
Bac
Fleet Corp
Brackenridge
Kellam
Cameron
Voss
Wilkes
Moore
Beker
Derrick
Eagle
Corpus
Brackenrifige
Bracken Wee
Cormun Any Ware
BigMittan
Hinnantoo Brehm
Lawrence
Haan Barey
Haneteke Lambert Ortiets Henddicta
Harluins
Mtn
Pires Manalye
Tom Houston
Goldwell U Honlard
Paynes
Aggie Professor to Judge at Los Angeles Horse Show
Professor D. W. Williams of Texas A and M will judge gaited classes at the Antonio Horse Show association meet at Staff Post field Fort Bam Houston on October 22. Entries close next Thursday with Judge John F. Onion present at the courthouse. Fort Clark and Gunter garage officials attend. General admission and parking are free. small grandstand and parking fees apply.
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D. W. Willams
Texas A. and M. College
Ann Antonio
Serich
Atlanta Boxer Battling Baxn dies of ring injuries
McDonald a 27 year old Atlanta boxer known as Battling Baxn died from skull fracture and brain injury after a Thursday bout with Hal Olympn. He had fought as a welterweight for years around Atlanta. Doctors said the injuries followed the fight and his death was confirmed last night.
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Atlanta
Qcet
Athes McDonald
Hal Olymph
Atlante
Arlington Meet Opens With Texas Owners At Arlington Downs
Fort Worth October 14 Arlington Downs opens October 19 with strong Texas owner participation. Notables include Berrey of San Antonio and Carbell of San Antonio fielding multiple entries in the Texas Breeders Purity stake, while other owners from Laredo and Austin prepare string lines and contenders.
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Fort Worth
Arlington Downs
Squid
Texas
Jess Laan Elghy
Wil Hive Hareee
Berrey
San Antonio
Ah Boracy
the Downs
George Carbell
Han Five
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