Rattlers Sul Ross Lead Early Season Upset Card
San Antonio sports notes report a clash Saturday at League Park with the Tadibees of Le Marz's university facing Sul Bois Teachers College Lobos from Alpine after a misleading schedule, with details on venue, times, and team movements amid early-season upsets and injuries.
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Princeton Derbies Lost on Game
A garbled account from Princeton games describes a tense contest with Virginia fans and local tensions. The fragment hints at a misplayed game, shortages at vendors, and reactions from supporters about the Tigers, but details are unclear due to illegible OCR.
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Noteworthy college football chatter from faded era
A sprawling, error-filled preview notes how Michigan, Navy, and other teams approach the season, referencing Pittsburgh, the Aggies, Notre Dame, California, and Harvard. It sketches matchups and expectations, noting key figures and looming tests across major programs while musing on the evolving college football landscape.
BACCUS OUT Leg Injury Details Reported
In Wichita and Dallas notes, Baccus is sidelined with a leg injury while others face fractures and medical checks. The event includes golf segments and a planned tournament setup with voices from Furl, Jost, and the Factions. Official schedules mention October dates and Pear discussions.
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Pro Hockey League Opens November Start Date Listed
Montreal, Quebec and cities across the league prepare for a November start as ten teams are set to play a 44 game schedule, 22 at home. Key matchups include Montreal at Connaughts, New York Americans at Detroit, New York Stunters at Detroit, and Chicago at Toronto with strong lines highlighted.
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Toronto
Badgers Lead Midwest Scorers In Big Ten Football Race
Wisconsin players dominate scoring with leading edge in the Big Ten football season. Illinois and Minnesota follow in the standings with key performances against non conference foes. Wisconsin’s strong defense and multiple scorers push them toward the top as Minnesota, Iowa, and Ohio State struggle to find consistency.
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Electric Light Co. Wins In Des Moines Game
The Electric Light company contest at Des Moines starts at 3 pm with teams including Wies and Tawa in a likely win for the home squad. Officials filed time and venue details as the game unfolds amid uncertain play.
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Willis to Clash with Shade in Chicago Tonight
San Francisco’s Dave Shade faces San Antonio’s Jack Willis in a big clash at Chicago’s Boul club. Shade, aiming to prove boxing grit, seeks a fifth straight Chicago win as Willis looks to extend a recent rally.
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Winter Loop Recaps Busy Day In Local League Play
A chaotic schedule in the San Antonio Winter Resell League featured three doubleheaders. Beaten by mid games, Swinky atlocunae hosts saw Beate’s team take early wins as Frollmann Herman Cafe produced strong offense. Bill Grune led Lie Catfeomen, while the Painters Union defeated the Eller Maverick Cubs in a pivotal exhibition clash.
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Army Harvard clash highlights eastern college grid card
Odd phrasing aside, the report centers on Eastern football showdowns featuring Army, Harvard and a slate of major programs. It notes matchups with Virginia, West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Penn State, Michigan State, Navy and others, with teams vying for wins as the season progresses and key games loom. The piece mentions Vanderbilt, Lehigh, Holy Cross and Cornell in a broad roundup of results and upcoming tests.
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Infantries Triumph Over San Pedro Defeat Ninth Infantry
A love tone Wyn in the third quarter sparked the San Pedro Tigers to victory over the Ninth Infantry. Key plays featured a long interception return by Voutaine for a point after failed, final score 6 to 1. Tigers’ defense and standout efforts by Smith and Doynerat noted. Ninth’s Tenpio Kendrick and Hopkins highlighted. Officials listed as A Lofton and Jenson.
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Races at Lake Vholmina in San Antonio feature San Anlochy crews
Races swept by S A boat teams on Lake Vholmina near San Antonio saw Clune first in the five mile opener while Skinner Brown and others claimed top spots in subsequent events. The Guadalupe Heat club hosted a post race dinner at the Guadalme boathouse with notable mishap as Nigra toppled into the water and damaged his boat before continuing.
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Ray to Race Ouafi November 24
In Heston, Ort. 35. VM A race velwsen Ray and FL Quali, French Algerian Glemgie marathos selumer arranged for November 25. Ray and his conqueror in the marathon at Amsterdam recently, both professionals, or with back injury. The era courtiers de tattle with Virgiin on Saturday, Fa, Wittmer and Mike Millen, injures keep them from practice days.
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Jack Britton Meets Meyer Cohen October Fight at LA
Jack Britton, 43, former welterweight champion, plans a comeback clash with Meyer Cohen at Los Angeles on October 22. Coan expected to challenge Britton as he resumes boxing after a period away from the ring.
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Bet They're Out Every Night Now at Donwoolle Golf Club
A misread sports item notes three members of a foursome at the Donwoolle Golf Club after dark on the eighteenth hole. The report mentions a paraye incident and references an audience of onlookers, with New York sourcing dated October 1.
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Johnson Signs Three Year Contract With Manager Role
Walter Johnson, former major league pitcher, signs a three year contract to manage Washington baseball team. The deal covers 1930 1932 with expectations of steady leadership and field success.
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Javelins Run Up 830 Score
A garbled report mentions a basketball or track event with references to Javelinas and a score of 830. It cites names such as Coach Smith and freshmen players, noting a life event or game outcome and a disrupted description of plays and timing.
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Reappoint S A Sea Board Members Update
A local notice states the reappointment of the S A Sea Board members including Witte Memorial and San Antonio area officials. Names such as Merde Deane Hreight and Mira Vine appear in the context of the reappointment process. The item references associated organizations and dates related to the action.
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Franklin Square Tigers Triumph In Tight 7-6 Win
Franklin Square Wyers edged past San Priva Cubs 7-6 as the final minutes saw emergent plays. Key moments included Mibedaill sprinting 1M yards for a Cuiecdifown score while teammates chipped in scores to seal the victory amid rugged defense and late pushes.
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More Mixup Over Ring Champs
Confused world of boxing titles fuels a dispute as the National Boxing Association renews plans for recognizing champions. Officials, led by Thomas B. Doule, propose contenders for featherweight, lightweight, welterweight, and middleweight crowns amid competing claims and proposed eliminations.
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Roborti Bout Hitches As Basque Boxer Braces For Fight
In New York Ort to Elibets Viehl on Wednesday night, Corudin Basque contender Obrerti suffers broken ribs from recent action. Reports say he sought surgeon care and aims to return, amid concerns over his recovery and competing next week.
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