Antonio High Defeats San Marcos 19 13 At Electric Park
The San Antonio High School football team edged San Marcos 19 to 13 at Electric Park Friday afternoon. Captain Coers starred for the visitors, breaking through the line for early gains and a late burst helped seal the victory as San Antonio rallied in the final quarter. Coach Pfeiffer’s squad overcame a gritty San Marcos defense to secure the win.
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San Antonio
Hgh School
San Marcos
Electric Park
Pfeiffer
Coely
Coers
Clevance
Tuane
Himsel
Ute
Danielf
Wear
Bam
Marcos
San Antono
Ord
Mlosed
To &i
Teter Straus
Kone
Newberry
Idekom
Capitan Coers
Lrought
Heain
Toca Warriors
Youngs
Straue
Can
Straus
Green
Tuttle
Friday Football Scores From Oklahoma Colleges
Friday football results show Oklahoma A. and M College and Kendall College tied 0-0. Central Normal and Southeastern Normal also played to a 0-0 or 7-0? confusion aside, several colleges posted scores including William Jewell 45 Tarkton 9 and Louisiana State University 28 over Mississippi 0.
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Oklahoma A. and M College
Kendall College
Kingfisher College
Central Normal
Southeastern
Normal
Wesler Callers
William Jewell
Tarkton
Westminster Calleg
Druray
Wesleyan
Belhans
University
College of Emporis
Louisiana State University
University of Miseisasppi
Quachita College
Louisiana Industrial Institute
Double Header at Army Post Sunday at Fort Sam Houston
Two games scheduled Sunday at Fort Sam Houston begin at 2 PM. Headquarters vs Third Field Artillery opens the double header while Loyal Order of Moose faces Lowther Bros. Umpires Charles Metcalferty and Ollie Anderson will officiate. The night forecast darkens play.
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Army Post
Headquarters
Artillery
Lowther Bros
Moose
Headquartarevam
Feld Artillery
Order of Moose
Isi
Charles Metatferty
Ollie Anderson
Chicago U Wins Defeats Waseda in exhibition game
The University of Chicago baseball team beat Waseda University 30 to 2 in a brisk contest played in early October. Chicago built a decisive lead and maintained it through strong hitting and solid pitching. Waseda offered moments of resistance but could not close the gap as Chicago secured the win.
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Methodists
McKinley Avenue
Calvary Baptists
Y. M. CA
Myers
Alley
In Baptists
University of Chicago
Waseda University
Rifle Association Favors Annual Meet At State Range
Rifle association of America favors annual matches instead of semi annual events and urges liberal funding to encourage civilian rifle matches. Forty four teams from the army navy and nearly every state compete at the state range near Jagkeen Ville. The national individual champions team match will be shot next week. First prize in the grand aggregate went to Sergeant T G Mack Massachusetts with 77 average. Assistant Secretary of War Breckenridge is to arrive Sunday to view the national matches.
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Jagkean Ville
He Natena
Rifle Association of America
Wen
Sehii-Anfva Ag
Frida
Army
Ron Cubs
Schofield
National Guard
Rifleven
Leach
Maine
T.G. Mack
Massachusetts
Secuma
Jacob Lienhard
Marine Corps
J. F Coppedge
Breekehrbize Wold
Trot Meet Ends With Close Finish At Kentucky Meet
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association wrapped up its annual meeting with the second heat of the MIM race run to a close finish. Napoleon Direct, driven by Gr indower Wig, posted a 2:60 mile but did not beat the record, clocking 2:01. Blawah, also driven by Geos, competed in the event.
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Lenington
Kentucky
Horace
Agaoeiation
Napoleon
Grindower
Geos
Eastern Football Stars Enumerated
New York sports column surveys backfield talents across major eastern teams. It highlights standout backs and linemen, naming Lehigh, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn, Dartmouth, and Navy talents, with praise for Carliste, Spear, and McKim, plus mentions of Mahan Legare and Scovil.
Coronal Holds West Texas To Tie Game In San Marcos
In a hardy, scoreless battle in San Marcos Coronal Institute eleven and West Texas Military Academy fought to a 0–0 tie after 45 minutes of play. West Texas used open plays in the second half but could not breach Coronal’s line, as Frasier, Lindsay and Clark starred for Coronal while Younge and Vance shined for West Texas.
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San Marcos
Tex
Uct
San Macrcos Way
Coronal
Coronal Institute Eleven
West Jeans Military Academs
San Antonio
Ting
West Texas
Frasier
W. Jumar
Tn Clark
Texas
New
Vance
Corgnal
Ne Uhranatena
Weydemeyer
Youmga
Amens
Kad
Voranal
Kante
Perriod
Pase
Clark
Cornmeal Genin Waxithin
Une
Caplelr Lindsey
Venney
West
Boston Americans Cancel World Series Exhibition Trip
Philadelphia Nationals had changed their minds and agreed to make the trip to the Pacific coast for exhibition games with the Boston Americans. Secretary Robert Metzgar of the national commission announced the update on Friday. President J J Lannin said a banquet to the players interfered with travel and Boston players had headed home.
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Boston Americans
Robert Meftas
National Commission
Philadelphia Nationals
J. J. Lannin
Boston Cub
Philadelphia
Noon lay volley ball wins three straight
The Noon lay volleyball team swept Business Men in the opening series at the Y. A. Friday night winning 0 2, 11 8 and 11 9. George Meyer and Robert G Ann starred with strong service and back court play. Trussell B Wine and W A Bilveus blocked well at the net. J F Stille provided solid serving for the winning squad while HK B Barret and BG Howe turned in a fine show for the losers. The second match is set for Monday at 6 oclock.
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Business Mena
George Meyer
Robert G. Ann
Trussell B. Wine
W. A. Bilveus
J. F. Stille
B. Barret
Howe
Aggies Edge Texas A M in Close Net Match
Aggies defeated Texas A. and M. 12 to 11 in a tight game at Huttsworth Texas. Early scoring favored the Aggies, while Christian and Valluma contributed for the Victors. The match featured limited open play and a crowd-anchored field dedication by public subscription.
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Hutt Worth
Tex. Gel
Christia
Vo. CN
Holt
Louisiana State Wins in Hard Football Clash at Oxford
Louisiana State University defeated Mississippi 28 to 0 in a hard fought Friday game in Oxford. Both teams played tough defense and powerful line drives as LSU rolled to victory. Cadona Pharmacy and Droemer baseball camps set Sunday afternoon games, with Cadona and Bernal leading in points for the Cadonas.
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Mississippi
Oxford
Minet
Louisiang State University
Tan University of Mississipp
Louisiana
Weref
Cadonas
Theemers
Cadona Pharmacy
Droemer
Pinstion
Inn Returnt Hattie
Poteherntek Digmund
Fi Qilivel
Bernal
Cadenas
Krattang Hehon
College Football Schedule Confusing Mix of Matches and Cities
A sprawling and error riddled list of college football games spans many schools and venues. Multiple matchups appear with misspellings and inconsistent city names, mentioning teams such as Virginia, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth, Cornell, Bucknell, Rutgers, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Texas, LSU, and many others across numerous campuses and states, with unclear dates and locations.
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Virginia
Harvard- Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Princeton
Colgate
Arms
Bucknell
Cornell
Springfield
Yale
Vermont
Dartmouth
North Carvilus
Georgetown
Amherst
Trinity
Rochester
Syracuse
Carlisle
Pittsburg
Muhlenburg
Rutgers Willams
Brown
Gettysbore
Pent
Stata
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Hondain
Westeran
Albright
Lehigh
Jene
Perdue
Lefayeithe
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Clarx
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Sam MeVey
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Richwond Blues
Richmond
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Richmong
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