Giants Exonerated Stars Sail for Europe Tour
A party of major league players from the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox set sail for Europe to begin an exhibition tour. The Giants beat the White Sox 6 to 2 in a final pre voyage game. Judge Landis exonerated Ross Youngs Frank Frisch and George Kelly from any involvement in the bribery case.
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Quebec
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Europe
Giants
White Sox
John McGraw
Charley Comiskey
Mount Royal
Baseball
Landis
Voyager
Ross Youngs
Frank Frisch
George Kelly
Giant Stars
Jimmy O’connell
Heivie Land
Philadelphia
Judge Landis
O'Connell
Herrcen
Sand
George Beily
Ore
Pacific Now Benefits From Panama Canal
Oct 16 The Pacific coast begins to feel the canal's effect as Maj. Gen. William A. L. Sobert, chairman of the Alabama State Docks Commission, spoke at the American Association of Port Authorities meeting. He said the canal lowers trans-continental freight rates, enabling southern products to compete in eastern markets and promising new industries and a rising tide of commerce across the Isthmus.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
William AL. Sotbert
Alabama State Docks Commission
Panama Canal
Panama
Fair Golfers Elect Officers For 1937 Season In Chicago
The Women's Western Golf Association will elect officers on October 30 in Chicago during its annual meeting and luncheon. Mrs Warlin A Ball will retire after two years as president. Mrs J W Douglass of Barrington, Ill, becomes nominee. Officers and committee members are named, with Edith Cummings defeating Miriam Burns to win the championship amid heavy rain disruption.
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B.c.denbrook
Skokie Country Club
Robert Cutting
Winstate Golf Club
Paul Walker
Exmoor Country Club
J. J. Farwood
Olympia Fides
S. L. Monroe
South Shore Country Club
J%. A. Vincent
Kansas City
James A. Corbett
St. Louis
James H. Harned
Dallas
Hubert
Clarke
Oklahoma City
H. S. Geismer
Birmingham
Ala
Onwentsin
Shore Acres
Edith Cummings
Miriam Burns
Two tied for Wiineis senior golf title in Chicago
In Chicago on October 16 two players C W Booth of Midlothian and G A Martin of Old Elm tied at 82 each for the Wiineis senior golf championship lead. With darkness delaying a playoff, Berthin Hopper and Taylorville, last year's winner, retain possession of the championship trophy pending a finish.
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Chicago
C. W. Booth
Midlothian
G. A. Marin
Old Elm
Berthin
Hopper
Tasloraville
Liberty Riflemen Prep For Running Deer Shoot At Austin
Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club plans a two rifle cup shoot at Brackenridge Park on Sunday in classes A and B starting at 9. The event precedes the October 26 running deer shoot in Austin attended by many Texas marksmen. A mechanical deer will cross the range for scoring with a two point system valuing vital hits over antlers.
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Austin
Liberty Pistol and Rifle Glub
Brackenridge Park
Texas
Bert FE. Cooper
Liberty Secretary
Tita
Camp Finds Defects in Princeton Yale and Harvard Teams
A New York summary reviews Princeton Yale and Harvard football form noting Yale struggles to stabilize a quarterback and develop a cohesive line while enhancing punting. Princeton shows fast but uneven offense with bad ball handling. Harvard lags in backfield cohesion as the line sometimes moves forward but unsettles runners.
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Camp
Princeton
YALE
Harvard
San Antonio
York
Tiger
Tigers
Marvard
Crimson
Trotter Winsten Sold for $10,000
Ed Stout of Pontiac Mitch purchased Mary Watts a sensational trotter from W G Douglas Lexington Ky for a near 16000 price. The mare has won in consecutive races and will join Will Milloy Detroit Horseman. Caponi Dennison bout ends in referee decision in Memphis.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ed Stout
Pontiac
Mitch
Mary Watts
W. G. Douglas
Lexington
Will Milloy
Detroit Horseman
Clarence Kummier to ride Epinard in Laurel Stakes
Clarences Kummier will ride Epinard in the $10,000 Laurel Stakes at Laurel Park Maryland on Saturday. Everett Haynes, who rode Epinard in international races here, will ship to Europe with Pierre Wertheimer. Trainer Eugene Leigh will oversee Epinard after Wertheimer departs.
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New York
Clarence
Kummer
Epinard
Laurel Park
Maryland
Everett Haynes
Europe
Pierre Wertheimer
Badkin
Eugene Leigh
Wertheimer
Texas Stadium Seating Nears Sold Out for A and M Clash
Austin October report on the unfinished Texas stadium shows seating limits for the Texas A and M Thanksgiving game. Wooden bleachers will fill end spaces as sales surge with $2 and $2.50 prices. Wiley E. Glaze notes $14,000 in tickets already sold and temporary seats to be erected soon for the dedicatory game.
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Austin
University of Texas
Wiley E. Glaze
Men’s Athletics
Exas Athletic Department
A. & M. Athletic Department
Glaze
Exas
Seid. Ee
Tillman and Herman Fight Next Tuesday
Johnny Tillman of St Paul and Tillie Kid Herman from the Pacific Coast, now in San Antonio, set for twelve round main event at Market Hall on Tuesday night. promoter Jack Shelton, after two costly shows, expects strong fan interest as he restarts boxing lineup.
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Tillman
Herman
Johnny Tillman
St. Paul
Tillie Kkid Herman
Pacific Canat
San Antonio
West Side Hie
Jack Shelton
Market Hall
Shelton
Johnny Merino
Pancal Colletti
Merino
Young Ross
Aztecs and Eagles to Play Two Sunday Games at Van Daele
The Aztecs face the Eagle Furniture baseball team in a Sunday doubleheader at Van Daele Stadium. The morning game starts at 10 30 with Davis likely catching. Expected infield and outfield alignments feature Philips Kyrie James Gorrell Jordan and Jor dan along with a mix of Bernal Rodriguez and others in the field.
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Harry
Davis
Aztecs
Eagle Furniture Company
van Daele Stadium
Philips
Th. Kyrie James
Gorrell
Mike Jordan
Blor
F. Rodriguez
Bernal
Eco
Faningua
Perez
Kilgore Sends Team to Austin as Stars Sit Out
West Texas Military Academy football misses five stars for the trip to Dallas and St Edward's in Austin. Dunsmore returns to Main High, Captain Davison unlikely to play next week. Weston may shift from end to quarterback as 18 players head to start at 8:80 a.m. The Academy squads from Main Avenue High and St. Mary's Academy also face lineup issues with multiple star injuries and suspensions.
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West Texas Military Academy
St. Edward's College At
Austin
Alfred Kilgore
Alamo
Weston
Tim Griesenbeck
Main Avenue High School
Peter Hill
St. Mary's Academy
Schwab
Tom Holleran
Culli
Loessburg
Surtees
Bill
Sullivan
Deegan
Rivas
Fell
Signal
Skull
Maule
Horne
Crosby
San Antonio Academy
St. Mary's College
San Pedro
Efarne
Walker
Hassben
St. Mary’s College
West End
Brakenridge High School
Somerseld
Alamo Heights
Somerset
Football Question Box by Lawrence Perry
Lawrence Perry answers readers on football rules and feats from 1924. He notes punt records are not kept and cites notable kicks by Friz Shiverick, M Payne, and T Haxall, plus a rule on penalties when a foul occurs during a loose ball scramble.
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Harvard
M. Payne
Dakota Wesleyan
Northwestern Normal
TS. . T. Haxall
Princeton
Yale
Neff to Campaign for Kentucky Votes
Governor Pat M L Neff will speak in Kentucky the week of October 20 to support the Democratic national ticket. He will visit Maysville Hartford Lebanon Mount Sterling and Columbia. Senator Morris Sheppard will also speak in Kentucky before touring Nebraska.
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Austin
Pat ML. Neff
Kentucky
Democratic National
Austin American
Washington
Maysville
Hartford
Isebanon
Mount Sterling
Columbia
Morris Sheppard
Nebraska
Tom Connally
Marlin
Indiana
Ohio
France Names Lacoste Fifth Ranked Net Star
Paris October 16 France expects to boast a top five world ranking for tennis in the coming season with Rene Lacoste named by writers as the best French player for 1924. He is urged to follow American stars William Tilden Vincent Richards and William Johnston and Australian J O Anderson in the world ranking.
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Paris
France
Rene Lacoste
William Tilden
Vincent Richards
William Johnston
America
J.O. Anderson
Australia
De Molays and Bulldogs Lineups Announced for Sunday
Two strong San Antonio interme diate teams, DeMolay and the Bulldogs, will meet at San Pedro Park Sunday at 3 30 PM. Starting lineups list Carpenter Weaver North Whitfield Fanning McGalla Dooley Booth Sager Menard Herzing Rothman Kerns. DeMolay substitute lineup includes Fletcher Hartman Cordova Vernor McKinney Pipkin Hurd Reese Harrison Nichols McGlammers and others.
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San Pedro Park
Bulldogs
San Antonio
DeMolay
Carpenter
Eae Weaver
Ith Sancon
Etee Thage
Smith
Renaud
Rahe Ae Ole Webb
Kuntz
Whitfield
Fanning Oie
H. Booth
Sager
Menard
B.s
Eee Herzing
Rothman
Essesaees Aes Kerns
Eft
Fletcher
Hartman
Cordova
Vernor
McKinney
Pipkin
Hurd
Reese
Harrison
Nichols
McGlammers
Jones and partner lose in foursome at Druid Hills
Cyril Lolicy and Perry Adair defeated Bobby Jones and Ted Bradshaw 3 and 1 in a Wednesday foursome at Druid Hills Golf Club Banla. Jones, the national amateur champion, posted 72 for the round while Olley carded a two under par.
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Banla
Uet
Cyril Lolicy
Perry Adair
Bobby Jones
Naional
Ted Bradshaw
Druid Hills
Olley
Jones
Hoppe Accepts Challenge From Schaefer on Two Conditions
New York Oct. 16 Willie Hoppe agreed to duel Young Jake Schaefer under two terms. They would play two blocks of points each instead of one 4000 point match and the event would occur in the last two weeks of November. Hoppe is ready to travel to the coast for the contest. TREMLINE EASY WINNER YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Oct. 16 Carl Tremaine Cleveland bantam weight beat Herb Schaffer Milwaukee on a twelve round decision last night.
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Hoppe
New York
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Tremline
Youngstown
Ohio
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Herb Schaffer
Milwaukee
Texas Aggies Face Tough Arkansas Visit in Friday Clash
A local advisory warns the Texas Aggies to expect stiffer competition from Arkansas in College Station, citing a former player’s letter praising Arkansas and predicting a tough game. Coach Bible drills the squad hard, with Dietrich sidelined by a wrist injury and Irvin to start in his place. Clem Pinson may see time at halfback as Milner recovers from injury.
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College Station
Tex
Texas Aggies
Arkansa Aggies
Bible
Aggie
Aggies
Arkansas
Brown
Tulsa University
United Stat Military Academy
West Poly
Tucker
Sch
Ben
Cizens
Healine
D. X
Sewanee Lant Wees
Dietich
Irvin
Sewanee
Clem Pinson
Mil
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Lou Dennison
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Clarence. Kummier
Eagles
Kilgore
West Texas
Lawrence Perry
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Ack Pratt
St. Mary's Academy of
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Bob Fenner
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Schwab Field
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Billy Sweet
Tillinghast
Tez
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