Open Attack Prep Sparks Clash With St Marys Uni Builders
Sollors Teachers Cutlega and St Marys University Builders drill the playbook in a Saturday noon collision seen as their hardest game to date. The Coaches utilize varied offense, with familiar double wing back tricks to counter the rival, while a large crowd is expected for the Gurreat field game between the Cadets and San Antonio Junior College.
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Sollors
Cutlega Tones
St. Mary's University Builers
Lea
Aveteck
Sriditos
Sflernaon
Kingsville
Br. Marx
Sul Kore
New Mexico
Graves
Gul Hoss
Pon Werner
Tanions Stanford Couch
Sul Rose Plass
Soni
Gurreat
Presk
Pravock Militery Academy
San Antonio Junior College
Junior College
Jost
Schreiner Preys
Seguin Luther College
Habby Cannon
Peacocks
San Mercon Lobos
St. Mary's High
Notre Dame Georgia Tech Eye Season Key Clash
A weather affected buildup sees Notre Dame visit Georgia Tech in a long rivalry game with high attendance expectations. Both squads faced disrupted practice and gate restrictions as the teams prepare for a pivotal clash in a series Notre Dame leads six games to none.
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Atlanta
Notre Tine
Georgia
Wererouhas
Notre Dame
Hineu
Georgia Tech
Colerick
Holland Miller
Mer
Coens
Tvenpie
Maree Werlbrook
Veery
Deeanne
Moynthar
C. eTmorey
Epert
Erie
Naee Pee Wat
Brady
Durant Querteshack
Niewige
Three Boys Ride Three Winners In One Day At Races
On Friday, jockeys Long, Tardy and another rider scored three victories apiece. Long won on Ait Chit, then Mardine, and Dowager. Tardy rode Der Fur, Wily Lamari, and Granddad Far Away to triumphs across seven-race card.
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Nei Soka
Sorkes W. Long
Froire
Mardine
Ilodas
Setvenis
Jon A
der Fur
Wily Lamari
Granding
Tockes Bi Warden
Granddad
Harris Buys Johnson From San Francisco
Detroit reports the purchase of outfielder Johnson from San Francisco for 18000 dollars. Johnson, 24, batted .350 on the coast, led the league in hits, and previously played for Seattle. Stanton and Minneris note Johnson’s strong throwing arm and speed as key assets for Detroit.
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Harris
Johnson
San Francisco
Detroit
Stanley
Minrris
Ax Liriraitmang
Noy
Jounvan
Say Arencisco
Pacific Coast
Tohnian
Seale Suringhy
Mexico Pines Ton White 1000 Pesos
In El Paso a Spanish language newspaper reports that Tonny White, American weightlifter, was fined 1000 pesos and suspended for six months for alleged fraud in a recent commission dispute. The piece notes no involvement by Colina and mentions official figures Bert Colinate Masten and Wille in a fining agreement context.
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Mexico
EL Paso
Texas
Tonny White
Ammerica
Bert Colinate Masten Iis
Alan
Hix
Pra
Wille
Colina
Weston Panthers Triumph In 25-6 Win
Weston stars as Panthers win 25 to 6 over a hapless opponent. Watson Telnened Aly controlled kicks and a 63 yard punt for a second touchdown while Weston’s defense held firm. Calderon and Bustamante anchored the line as the Panthers rolled to victory at Garreth Field, with strong runs and blocks powering the effort.
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Oseeley
Ling Plunges
Abe
Mattos
Panthers
Garreth Field
Pontine
Watson
Yne
Benenionst
Westen
Calderon
Mars
Red Reiley
Wesenslee
Adolph Dietzel
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Hyalon
Bustamante
Ao Zuard
Tusilline
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Eisis
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Filizda
Tatentya
Reitey Bustamente
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Ace Lalzdreay
Weston
Cae
Rodrigues
Weleparttan Os
Beebs
Taf Hallkark Smith
Eae
Campbell
Fournier Tulling Sobers
Slecker
Panikers Sell
Mengisnaz
Sori
Vasas
Lablin
Ort
Ray and Ouafi Meet Sunday
Ray and Ouafi are set to race Sunday at Madison Square amid rumors of a professional meet. The event, held at 428 Wispie Street, aims to showcase top cyclists and draw local interest after years of distance races.
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Newark
Belil
Nile
Madicon Square
Hernandez KOed by Kid Kober in Peru match
In Peru, Hernandez was defeated by Kid Kober after a long rounds bout. The event took place in a crowded arena ending with Kober declared winner amid loud cheers. Ken Johnson and Tulen were among noted attendees.
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Kid Kober
Pou
Relor
Wallne
Tau Peruana
Mexten
Viertera
Ken Johnson
Harlandale and Corpus Christi Grapple In Lopsided District Clash
Harlandale offense struggles as Corpus Christi dominates with a strong Indian defense. Key plays include a first drive touchdown by Blake and a pivotal punt by Bachelor. Corpus Christi capitalizes on Harlandale turnovers, extending lead through the third, while Harlandale’s line struggles to contain the visitors’ rush.
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Indigo Welts
Emies Wa Daepleas
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Senha
Chuelmuide High
Ind
Martindale Marty
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Ae Lee
Toril
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Harlapdale
Bachelor
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Snehelar Maie
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Linke
Ling
Mack
Bachelor Saide
Geal
Ren Cullen
Pre
Jose Neree
Goabtine
Opney
Kame
Army Stars Eye Kingsville Contest In Saturday Tilt
Pete Tieffner’s Twenty third Infantry team claims it can defeat the Kingsville Teachers College Javelina at Kingsville Saturday. Star players Sweeney Shaw Sachary and Faria headline the Army lineup as a tough, husky backfield and experienced line.
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Kingsville Teachers’ College
Kingsville
Kfeffner
Husky
Sweeney
Shaw
Sachary
Faria
Ancient gridiron feuds resurface in northeastern clash
Ancient fowls of England style gridiron rivalries stir fans as Army Cadets, Penn State, Princeton, Lehigh and others renew fierce series. Michigan State, Georgetown and Fordham also figure in ongoing matchups with renewed hopes and heavy expectations as teams chase wins in a season marked by longstanding feuds and rising stakes.
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Mureary
Sereliged
Amit
Soblitz Aml Tagvacil
Bream
Darrard
Penn State
Pennishvania
Ago” Thei
Tuckwell
Henn Machin
Andy Kerr
Wushingwn
Lo Ferson Sidhints
J. i Fordham
Foley
Princeton
Lehigh
Astington
Zinis
Gottyshusy
Colgate
Michigan State
Uoergetown
Fill
60 000 to see Coast Classic headline
The Coast Classic draws 60 000 spectators to witness college football action. Teams from the Pacific region showcase players, with key figures like Kirin Megayinl and Spurs-style standout performances highlighted amid conference play.
Leap One Goal: Toward International Accord
Fragmented narration discusses a push for a worldwide agreement to limit workdays and prevent prevarication. It recalls leaders urging cooperation and lamenting delays, while referencing an emerging international court, and criticizing actions of Kellogg in a war of words.
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Riety
Telond
Teazuy of
Nations
England
Talner
International Court of Justice
Kellveg
Mar
UZCUDUN LOSES HEAD FOULS PETERSON IN RUINED RING
In New York on October 24 Insolino Uzcevtlin a Spanish welter and Peterson clashed as Uzcevlin fouled after a punch at an already down opponent. Peterson took the count then was disqualified as Uzcevtlin’s head strike sparked a chaotic finish. The bout soured with both men enraged and the crowd unsettled.
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Baste
Tie
Minteanolis
Fe News
Xuon
Che
Peterson Tor
Peterson
Aélin Tandet Melhor
Pulich
Iris
Mick
Hnell
Army Harvard gridiron clash ends in hard fought setback
In a tense game at Cambridge, Army and Harvard produced a rugged contest with Army's defense stifling Harvard's attack. Harvard forward power challenged Army's backfield as clashes intensified, but the Cadets seized momentum late to press for a comeback before the final whistle.
Fight Results Highlight Unclear City Names and Upsets
Fragmented report lists numerous boxers and locations with interrupted names and results. Notable items mention Mrouklyie by Mulevean defeating Moline Crea tum, Spain, and several New York opponents with scattered affiliations. Overall, the record is jumbled and hard to reconstruct a clean outcome.
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Minnoapilis
Moline Creatum
Spain
Foul
J. Marcy Dota
Niptsburgh
Tray
Louisville
Jack Shay
Greg
Dae Jeamnete
Mittlet Tlock
Strk
George Meron
New York
Nietroit
Jae Glick
Embert Giltix
Melgiam
Pentuffalo
Jack Mews
Anthountel Urerge Nichol
Buffalo
Traylon
Ohio
Happy Atherton
Inisiannipelis
Young Scores Quick Knockout Over Hill
Lenis Young dominated the night with a rapid knockout over Melvin Willou in the main event as Jerhmeer fought through a tense start. Other results include Raymond Fed winning a decision over Rolny Garcia and Hodrigues stopping Imwree Mitzer in the early rounds.
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Hill
Lenis Young
Jerhmeer
Melvin Willou
Diay
Dack Shealen
Raymond Fed
Kidanehos
WN. O. Hodrigues
Imwree Mitzer
Joe 6Don
Wil Mines
Bil
Tatiling Sanches
Willie O'Hrion
Fomeli
Willams
Erry Yung
YMHA Tennis Tournament Sees Six Players Remain
In the YMHA singles division six players advance as the tournament nears completion. Identified names include Abe Pullen Kidney Weideyman Tog Sinn Levey Tanirt Levine Bon Cialae and Max reteary tit Na. The boys division at the club toward the end of the schedule features spartan competition with a follow up round planned next Sunday.
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Bems Reas
Matebea
Football Today League Preview At Ocock Campus
Fragmented game notes list players and positions for a May game. Names include Dyer Sam Cowan Withers Daedine Nesrala McNell and others. Scattered stats show jersey numbers and possible lineups for a MACE conference clash.
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Ocock St
Mart'n Caiserally
Surtees
Withers Daedine
Initharle
Nesrala McNell Dains i
Yare
Ringer
Kenstaecin
Niacn
Brat
Seasiany
Welsiger
Taybor
Fin
Tere
Rman BA
Thier
Lowe
Warner
Castey
Maliey
Georgia Tech After Rival Hoodoo in 1929 Football War
Alan Gould surveys the 1929 college football scene highlighting Georgia Tech as a rising force amid a season of upheaval. He notes Vanderbilt and traditional rivals like Michigan and Michigan State shaping the national picture, with strong showings from Navy and Centenary illustrating the era’s shifting balance of power.
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Alan J. Gould
Georgia
Pastentinl Tech
Ant
Big Baer
Aryneil
Californi
Michigan-Whig
Vanderbilt - Tanne
yanin-Lenn
Yale
Mowlball
Navy
Michigan
Odngy
South
Stedares
Hucknell
Nenenee
Big Six Teams All In Action Across College Courts
A busy Big Six day features Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa State, and Kansas State in key matchups across the slate. Nebraska edges Kansas 3 2 while Kansas-Moy state battles with tied tones hint at tight race, and Oklahoma State wins regionally as Creighton notes strong form.
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Kansas Ciy
Batie Todos
Vaona
University of Nebraska
Ayriwuse
Nebraska
Huskers
New
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