Local football league idea for second elevens grows
A sporting commentary argues for forming a league of second teams among San Antonio schools to bolster future talent. It links junior leagues to broader amateur athletics, notes high school and academy clashes looming, and praises special rates for girls at football games to boost attendance and interest without impairing play.
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Fonthal
Uibe
Galves
San Antonio
Texas
Setuhs
Taft
Marshall Street
New York
High School
San Antokio Academy
Bieeds Park
James
West Texas
Hunters Secure Saving Privileges Near Kerrville
Deer and Turkey Hunters have secured special privileges on game near Kerrville. They will furnish steam, bok, raulons and Dillener options for parties of four or two at 25 dollars each per week. November 1 dates reserved when order accompanies payment of 25 dollars.
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Kerrville
Bok
Raulons
Dillener
Chen
Peacock Eleven Poised For High Local 1908 Football Finish
Coach Leonard Brown again leads the Peacock Eleven toward a top local finish in 1908. The squad lacks last year’s bulk but moves fast and features a strong backfield and improved line play. Team spirit is high, with confidence among players as the scholastic league season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Eleven
Léonard Brown
Cha Green
Rhits
Peacock
Ment
Belt Baned
Iier
Huduon
Union
Robert Garrett
Gainesville
Ban Moore
Delalb
Leonard Brown
Alex Bateman
Independents Win In Streaky Game At Bieciric Park
The Independents defeated West Texas 8 to 6 in a rough noon kickoff at Bieciric Park. Key plays featured Martyn for a 24 yard touchdown, Newton's 49 yard run, and a late clashing sequence with penalties and fumbles that kept the score tight. West Texas showed defense but failed to convert drives as Independents capitalized on breaks and managed a narrow victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Independents
Bieciric Park
West Texas Eleven
Tts
Rox
Gente Martyn
Fieble
Butt Newton
Hii
West Texas
Tb Darkfield
McCall
Ziegler
Craig
Lif 'E
Fraser
Ani Aashes
Mayneworthy
Leieuei
Independents
Caine
Scott
Sien
Farnsworth
Neith
Hall
Texas Meksh
Tudenendlands
Fyld
Martyn
Jattoy
Thore
Wool Texas
Newton Weng
Burnett
Ya Prumper
Siva
Slon
Texas
Yirid Tite
Haddon Tle
Hamlatonias
Denton High Wows Normal College In One-Sided Victory
Denton Texas Denton High and Normal College met in Denton. Denton High dominated the game winning 71 to 0 in a lopsided clash.
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Sprelalio Nhe
Liew
Denton
Tex
Wemion
Tysia Normal College
Conring Bowlers Head Averages In Turners Bowling League
Conring leads the Turner Bowling League by maintaining an average near 200 per game for eight weeks. Biddus trails with two games remaining as the race tightens. The schedule stays active with multiple matches this week featuring Gambier, Gloeckner, and Dilling among others.
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Anil
Inel
Biddus
Terdiy
Gloecker Ys
Lewther
Baldus Ya Pritze
Oayhaw Ve. Pfeiffey
Lotunuchet Ye
Conran
Misa J Gomer
Miss Dulllag
Perase
Misa Gambier
Biss Winnanfeld
Miss Dilling
Mrs. Gloeckner
Battle of the Pins at Turner alleys prize night
The Ticaér Ladies' Section hosts a Baraat prize event Friday at Turner alleys starting 2 o'clock. A Mexican supper will follow at Original Mexican restaurant to celebrate the occasion as part of city activities.
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Ticaér
Collc
Ali
Peacock Eleven Beats St Edwards In Close Contest
Peacock Military defeats St Edwards College 12 to 10 at Austin with forward passes by DeRoua Ashford and Peacock line drives. Key players Batear, Ferguson and Bass spark the Peacock offense while FosA leads St Edwards. The game features two Peacock touchdowns in the second half and a steady Peacock defense limiting St Edwards to no time in Peacock territory.
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Peacock Military
Selicod
Austin
St. Howards College
Peacock
San Atronto
Peacogte
DeRoua
Ashforg
St. Edwards
Toam
Bate Jaar
Ferguson
Bass
Fosa
Football results from Cambridge to Portland and beyond
A review of scattered college football scores lists Yale at Cambridge with a 44 point tally against Harvard, and other results including Springfield Training School 4, Bates 6, Holyrose 43, Tufts 3, Maine 5, New Hampshire State 4, Vanderbilt 15, Clemson 0, and several additional matchups across New England and Southeastern campuses.
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Yale
Weert Aray
Cambridge
Harvard
Springfield Training School
Pera Pes En Acad
Q Bily
Lehiga
Aladella
Renaayva
Atha
George Suntan Republic
AE Waterville
e—Calby
Oe Bates
Pulte Faecal
AL Andover
Phillipe-Andover
Princeton
Notre Dame
Portland
Holyrose
Lowdoln
Medford
Mass
Amherst
Tufts
Qreno
University of Maine
New Hampshire State College
Tordban—Faritam
A Jefferson
Norfolk
Sewanese
Virgini
Athenee
University of of
Georgia
University of South of Carolla
Knoxville
Tennessee
University of Ketheky
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Clemson
New Orleans
Lomelang
Texas
Macon—Andaver
Sippl
West Texas Eleven Faces Injury Setback in Local Football
Brief local sports notes report quarterback Craig of West Texas endure a wrist injury in yesterday's contest. The team will play at Bullock soon as officials assess the damage. Despite the setback the offense may improve with practice, and fans are urged to learn the term turndling, while referees enforce penalties to keep the game orderly.
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Craig
West Texas
Bulleth
Tanner
Pac
Penn 12 Brown 0 as Pennquakes dominate Brown
Hearst Leased Wire reports from Philadelphia October 17 that Pennsylvania crushed Brown University 12 to 0. Penn scored three touchdowns by the 19th minute, with the Avat score early, and Brown struggled to halt the speedy Penn offense.
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Hearst
Hiladelphia
Brown University
Coat- Battens
University of Fennsylvania -Cleven
Sime
Pennsylvania
Brown
Aumoal
Alving
Yale Wins In Great Battle With Army
Yale defeats Army 10 to 0 at West Point in a harsh late fall clash marked by high heat. The Bulldogs excelled in the second half with a decisive drive culminating in Yale’s lone touchdown. Army showed speed but failed to sustain offense as Yale dominated the line and forced key stops.
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YALE
ARMY
West Point
Yele
Flo
Wee
Chamberlain
Nailla
Warrpase
Tae
Yalu Urube
Iavsk
Tnng Gudnes
Perle
Yaly
Solliers
Yile
Wheaton
Sewanee Drws With Virginia Team in Foggy Caril
Sewanee and Virginia battled to a draw under a grey Virginia sky before about 4000 fans in Norfolk. Sewanee held most of the play, forcing Virginia to defend their goal as the Tigers attacked from long drives and strong defense. A late fourth quarter stand by Virginia preserved the scoreless tie after Sewanee drove to a three yard line but failed to score.
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Hearst
Wire
Norfollé
Get
Sawanee
Virginia
Sewanee
Yancey
Markley
Bowen
Sudlon
San Antonio Academy Eleven Triumphs In Close Pulled Game
San Antonio Academy seconds beat Garden Academy by a narrow score after a frenzied baseball contest. The SA A team showcased strength, nearly matching the rival eleven and securing a comeback effort late in the game.
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San Antonio Academy Gratordiex
Garden Academy
SA. A
Dallas Club Owners to Meet Over League Leadership
The Dallas gathering of the Texas State League club owners aims to elect a new president to replace the resigned William Rabbie. Candidates include Heni Glalois, W. P. Allen of Austin, and A. P. Bailey of Dallas, with Doak Roberts also prominent. Test of the league’s next season and possible rule changes are on the agenda as owners debate finances and roster strategy amid uncertainty about the choice.
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Oli Bostes
Leagie
Dallas
Aawang
Tme Smsan
William Rabbie
Heni Glalois Ard W
P. Allen
Austin
A. P. Bailey
Doak Roberts
Walter
Walker to speak on financing telephone properties at state meeting
Dr. Walker, president and general manager of the Independent Telephone company of his city, is slated to present a paper on Financing Telephone Properties at the Texas Independent Telephone Association convention in Ballas on October 28. The event prospectus urges all Independent telephone men to attend and participate.
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Walker
Jounneyr
Independent Telenhyutroninihy
Texas Independent Telephone Association
Ballas
San Antono
Orchestra at Park entertains crowd at popular resort
An orchestra has been engaged to entertain crowds at Schonwenteyer's park today and this evening. Music will be rendered from the grand stand. The well known family cesord is expected to draw a large crowd this afternoon and tonight at the park.
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Schonwenteyer
Cesord
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