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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1912

Page

14

Beacon Hills Triumph Over West Texas Cadets

Beacon Hill defeated West Texas Military Academy second team 12 0 at Electric Park Saturday morning. Beacon Hills relied on fast play against heavier Cadets and names Mitchell Roe Soule and Youn as top performers. A rematch is planned and Beacon Hills seeks teams averaging 120 pounds. contact Manager Jackson at old phone 5406.

Beacon Hill West Texas Military Academy Electric Park Mitchell Roe Soule Youn Beacon Hills Jackson

Football Surprises Hit Many Colleges Overnight

Week by week big college games yield shocks with Penn State routing Cornell 29 to 6 and Brown beating Pennsylvania 30 to 7. Yale edged Army 8 to 0 while Wisconsin crushed Purdue 42 to 0 and Illinois routed Indiana 138 to 7.

Pennsylvania State Cornell Brown Providence Pensylvania Yale Army Blue Eleven Princeton Harvard Chicago Iowa Madison Wisconsin Purdue Champaign Illinois Indiana Minneapolis Minnesota Nebraska Columbus Michigan Ohio State Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan St. Louis Rolla Alliance Mount Union Case Beloit Lawrence Columbia Ames Missouri Washington Westminster Bloomington Illi Knox Illinois Wesleyan Dallas University of Oklahoma Texas State University Los Angeles Stanford University of California Salt Lake University of Utah Denver University Atlanta Vanderbilt Geora Fayetteville Oklahoma Arkansas New Orleans Tulane Mississippi College Baton Rouge Mississippi Louisiana

Mandot Climbs The Pugilistic Ladder

Joe Mandot of New Orleans rises from a limber local contender to near-lightweight class status in under two years. Born August 3 1891 near the French Market, the 21 year old fighter shed weight and improved rapidly, knocking out Joe Rivers on Labor Day after early setbacks to Frankie Conley and Yankee Schwartz.

Joe Mandot New Orleans Joe Rivers Ad Wolgast Mandot Joe Fistiec Frankie Conley Orleans Athletic Club Conley Tommy Dixon Memphis Yankee Schwartz

Effie Virtue of St. Paul Writes Toe Typed Novel

Effie Gladys Virtue of St. Paul has gained attention for finishing the novel Helen Dale by typing with her toes. She now replies personally to letters from across the United States, a feat noted in press chatter. The Washington Herald also quotes a playful exchange about a gown.

Effie Gladys Virtue St. Paul Helen Dale United States

Southwestern university scrubs form fast Georgetown team

The Southwestern University scrub football squad in Georgetown Texas has organized and begun rigorous practice for several heavy prep opponents. Edward Nixon is captain with Elrich Dobie as manager. Planned games include October 26 vs Austin Academy and November 9 vs Coronal Institute in Georgetown and November 22 in San Marcos.

Georgetown Tex Southwestern University Elrich Dobie Beeville Edward Nixon Austin Academy Coronal Institute

Corpus Beats Bay View College in Portland Gridiron Opener

Corpus High School defeated Bay View College 6 to 0 in the season opener at Portland. Segrest threw a 12 yard pass to Leary for a third quarter touchdown, with Segrest kicking the extra point. Bay View’s Seagall and Barrett had long runs but failed to finish drives. Segrest stood out for Corpus. Officials were Referee Mullen from Texas University and Umpire Rockwood from the University of Indiana.

Corpus Christi Tex Corpus High School Bayview College Portland Corpus Segrest Leary Seagall Barrett Mullen Texas University Rockwood University of Indiana

Nightingale Serenade Echoes in Quiet Woods

A fragment from a read-aloud letter describes a romantic setting where the nightingale sings at night and a horn is played for hours in the woods, illustrating a poetic memory. The garbled name Sotqupeny appears as a misread phrase.

Murphy Names New Cubs Manager Choice Shrouded

Chicago leader Chas Murphy announces a new Cubs manager for 1913, without naming him. He praises a young, fast, versatile candidate who can play 154 games if needed and think quickly, with early rumors linking Jimmy Archer to the job.

Chicago Ills Frank Chance Chicago Cubs Chas. W. Murphy Murphy Cubs McGraw

Divorce denial in Hal Chase case delays absolute split

New York Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum did not approve referee Alvin Untermyer's recommendation for an absolute divorce to Mrs. Hal Chase. He sent the report back for additional proof. Mrs. Chase testified against Chase with a fellow player citing group hotel and cafe outings and a blonde companion. Greenbaum urged more hotel register subpoenas and party members to testify.

New York Alvin Untermyer Hal Chase Supreme Court Greenbaum Chase Justice Greenbaum

Alaska purchase praised by Father Vaughan over banquet

A Chinese cook and a Japanese waiter served Father Vaughan at an Alaska dinner featuring caribou steak moose tenderloin leg of mountain sheep grouse wild duck salmon crabs and brook trout He concluded the United States paid a good bargain when it bought Alaska for 7 000 000.

Father Vaughan Alaska United States

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