Texas A and M Aggies cling to win in rough Texas clash
In a hard fought collision at College Station, Texas A and M edged Texas Christian as two fronts collided. Star back faltered but key plays by Vickers, Cummings, and Todd kept the Aggies in range while defenses held firm against Frogs drives.
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Collage Station
Texas
Arong
Aggies
Rice Owls
Johnny Marrow
End
Hardla- Simmons
Ike
Todd
Aggie
Vickers
Cummings
Bhockey
Vilek
Frogs
East Texas Air
Homer Norton
College Football Scores Across Midwest Rivalries
A scrambled OCR list shows Creighton Drake and Carleton with varied scores, plus many college teams like Wesleyan, Penn, Northeastern, South Dakota State, and Arkansas teachers. Notable entries mention shift results for Lincoln state formats, with several intrastate showdowns and a mix of basketball or football lines. The piece closes noting a church meeting and conference year updates.
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Creighton
Drake & Carleton
Grinnel
Carroll Fl Adriay O Lows Wesleyan
Talagie
Errr Town
Penn
Nort Bakota
Moai
Mink
Bluffien
Findlay
Wik
Terns
Craire
Guth
Wines Normal
Western Chil
Winsis College
Parsons
Augustana
Missouri Mines
Marrville
Concordia
Neb
St. Julisareh
Song Director to Preach Sunday in Stockholm 1923
Robert Coleman, director of singing at the Baptist World Alliance in Stockholm in 1923, will preach the first Baptist church Sunday at 11 a.m. The audience will participate in an evening service.
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Robert Coleman
Baptist World Alliance
Stockholms
Wil Preaen
Indians Trounced by Westmoreland in Fast Start
Landon Sti legal MI and Roosevelt era disputes appear in a rough game recap where Anthony scores from the one yard line as the Indians drive early. Westmoreland, McMurry and local players such as Bob Ford and Paley Steele are listed in lineups amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Texas
Christian
Westmoorland
Indians
Anthony
Broncs
McMurry
Bob Ford
Beli Yatleve
Chestney Bemichard
I Paley Steele
Westmagtland
Tos. Media
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McCaslan
Statrives
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Carter
Kensie
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Moorland
Featuery
Rattlers Welcome Scranton Rattlers in Local Showdown
Scranton hosts a large crowd as the Rattlers debut a new offense seen in practice. Key players Moseley and McElroy expected to start on the line with Gooding at guard. Second string outperformed regulars in Friday drills, signaling possible roster changes for Sunday's game.
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Bowesleski
Coach Bridges
Charles Moseley
Wendert
Brad McElroy
Claylan Macam
Robert Gooding
McBroy
iSwriday
Broncs T o s s 31 Passes and Lose to McMurry
West Moorland notes a 4-0 halftime deficit as McMurry College Indians topple Broncs 31 to 13 in a Friday game. Westbrook shone with dunks and combos including a 140 yard gain on a pass sequence. Bernhard and Arants executed key plays. McMurry’s Anthony to Arrants to Carter connected for a long gain.
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Absorbie
McMurry College Indians
Tech
Westmoorland
Brons
Uicorieves
Broncs
Jimmy Westbrook
Westbrook
Neves
Zogheid
Bernhard
McMurry
Anthony
Carter
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South San Antonio Dominates Pleasanton in 83–0 Victory
South San Antonio remains undefeated in district play at 6–0 after an 83 to 0 rout of Pleasanton on Friday. Key run and passing plays, plus stout defense, powered the win as South San Antonio dominated on both sides of the ball. Next week they travel to Three Rivers for a pivotal away game.
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University Ob
McKinley Avenue
FL ML Freeman
San Antonio
Stanley Naver
Foust
Savin
Pleasantes
Ban Antonio
Three Rivers
South
Kramer I
Watson
Johneen - Brice
Heights Edison Clash Promises Classic Football Duel
Heights and Edison prepare for a Class B showdown on Friday at Howard Field. A fierce battle looms as Alamo Heights, led by Betts and Gonzales, faces St Anthony’s and jacket defenses, with key plays by Gohmert and Betts shaping a tense, heat‑affected late contest.
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Eoison
Alamo Heights
St. Anthony’s College Jackety
Howard Field
Martin
U. Foison
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Panthers
St. Anthony's
Wayne Cozad
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Murray Betts
George Tunn
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Gohmert
Betts
Abel Frito" Gonzales
Ine Gonzales
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Heigue
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Jon
Jackets
Scuny
SAUET
Goles
Taneup
Anthony
Alama Helens
W. McCollum
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Eammonery
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Blaswolf
Edison Bears Hold Off Panthers In Narrow Win
Edison Bears edge Uruguay Military Institute Panthers 13 to 6 in a hard fought game. Key moments include a second quarter touchdown pass from Drew to Keller and a Chandler fumble recovery setting up Edison’s score, with Edison stopping two drives inside the two yard line.
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Urxay Military Institute Panthers
Edison
Bears
Jacoby
Land
Drew
Keller
Edisay
Chandler
O'Cormer
O Candor
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Markowitz
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Gales
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Lawreme
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Melek
W. DuBont
Kelle Robertson
Tom
Joslohnsor
Hart
Mick
Hartyenki
Headinganyan
Hank Greenberg Says Arm Is Fully Healed After Break
Hank Greenberg reports his injured right arm is fully healed after a April break in a collision with Jake Powell. He says he is wary of salary talks, may return on a conditional spring contract, and plans to stay in New York before heading to Detroit for the off season.
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Hank Greenberg
New York
Greenhetz
Detroit Tigers
Mist Vateman
Gehrig
Mar Heap
Greenberg
Jake Powell
Washlonton
Tt Cable
de Wolt
Wao
Detroit
Sid
Vanderbilt to Dressen Out Run Pimlico to Trade
Mad. Oct. 17. Vanderbilts purchase of Maryland Jockey Club stock signals intent to influence Pimlico, the state's oldest track, while denying a majority stake. The Baltimore racing plant leadership and possible shifts involving secretary-treasurer Dalger are noted as under review. Dressen races toward Texas with trade aims for 937 NL pennant, eyeing Derringer Goodman and Van Mungo in potential deals among Pirates, Dodgers, and Reds.
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Bowling Brook Farm
Middleburg
Dalger
Cinginnatt
Charley Dressen
Texas
Ciacininayy Reds
Dressen
New York
Brooklyn
Goodman
Dresse
Derringer
Dixsy Dean
Carl Huabell
Reds
van Tingle Mungo
Mr. Giles
Warren C. Giles
Omy
Bill ‘Terry
Giants
Hal Schumacher Wd Bank Leiber
Tyler
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San Aulonians
Dial
Adwriter
Hood Beats Lytle in YMCA Handball Match
Hood defeats Lytle 11-21 21-8 21-1 in YMCA handball. In Glass B singles, Ed Dingel defeats Ramey 21-5 21-8, Henry Menge beats Minton 21-1 21-11. Quarterfinals set for Monday include Dingel vs Cotter, Barbera vs Oigen, Iredale vs Lewis. Drawings Saturday for cast A. Singles begin October 2.
South Dakota Grid Star Breaks Neck
Ralph Mernaugh, 20, South Dakota State football left end, was critically injured in a game with Omaha Municipal University in Omaha. Doctors said he suffered a broken neck and is partially paralyzed in his limbs.
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Omaha
Neb
Ralph Mernaugh
Dakota State Universit
Omaha MuNicipal University
Harold Miser
A Cin
Mernaugh
American women judged English Kennel Club show
News from New York reports American breeders Mrs. M Hartley Dodge Mrs. W Bonney and Mrs. Lewis Roester judged at the Kennel Club show in London’s Crystal Palace. Dodge handled Alsatians, Bonney Dalmatians and Roester Old English sheepdogs. the report notes American influence growing in British lines and a Chesapeake Bay Retriever presence entering England.
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England
Iste
American Kennel Club
United States
Crystal Palace
London
Kennel Club
M. Hartley Dodge
Madison, N. 2
Morris and Essex K
Dodgeseigen
Ferman
Boney
Ghaufind
America
Reisler
Boston
Abis Seaman
Chosarroft
Anthony A
Biisy
Weathney
Oklahoma City names Jim Keesey as manager players coach
Jim Keesey, 40s, chosen by John Holland and Jim Humphries to manage the Oklahoma City club of the Texas League. He will also cover first base. Keesey, former major league forerunner, has played in three leagues and previously appeared with Portland, Reading, Hartford, and Dallas, among others. He succeeds Bert Niendts after resignation.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Keesey
Oklahahoma City
Texas Baseball League
John Holland
Jim Humphries
Indians
Keesey
Bert Niendts
Niehoff
Atlanta
Jim
Frederick
Mid
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MACKS
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Til
Reading
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Portland
Athletics
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San Francisco
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Red
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