Cadets Set For Yale Clash Amid Muddy Prospect
West Point and Yale prepared for a hard season opener in heavy rain at West Point. Littlejohn the cadets fast tackle was injured in practice and will miss today’s game. Lineups show Yale and Point evenly matched as they face off in muddy conditions.
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Associated Press
Yale
West Point
Blues
Littlejohn
Wymouth
BRIE
Ce Eeesese
Eine Mouly
Arnold
Eae
Libert PS
St Louis College Football Team Shows Improvement
The St Louis College eleven, coached by George engineer corps, lost 60 to 0 at West End but displayed solid improvement. Simmons returned a kickoff interception for the lone score. Fritz added the kick. Pascal and Kuehn anchored the line while Maurer and Mair gained ground for the college. The engineers relied on Thayer Warren and Wilson for end runs behind sturdy interference.
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West End
Engineer Corps
Engineers
Collegians
Simmons
Collegian
Fritz
Army
Pascal
Kuehn
Maurer
R. Mair
Thayer
Warren
Wilson
Piommep
Teal
Southern Football Schedule Today in Various Cities
Scheduled games include Georgia vs Sewanee in Athens, Georgia Tech vs Mercer in Atlanta, North Carolina vs Davidson in Charlotte, Howard vs Clemson in Birmingham, Tulane vs State Normal in New Orleans, South Carolina vs Florida in Columbia, Vanderbilt vs Kentucky in Nashville, Tennessee vs Maryville in Knoxville, and Auburn vs Texas A M in Dallas. The San Antonio High School team arrived for a game with St Edward's College. Oyster lovers urged to visit Saratoga Restaurant.
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University of Georgia
Sewanee
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Charlotte
University of North Carolina
Davidson
Birmingham
Howard
Clemson
New Orleans
Tulane
State Normal
Columbia
University of South Carolina
University of Florida
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Central University of Kentucky
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Maryville
Dallas
Auburn
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical
St. Edward's
Y. Austinn
San Antonio
St. Edward's College
Catcher Meyers Proves Clever Stealer in World Series
Chief Meyers of the New York Giants stands as a central figure in the world championship series. Known as one of the cleverest base stealers in the big league, Meyers showcases leadership and speed behind the plate and on the bases.
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Meyers
New York Giants
Gloeckner and Lowther Teams Split Turner's First Week
In Turner bowling league action at Turner alleys, Gloeckner and Lowther split the week’s two games. Gloeckner led in the first frame with strong work from O Haueisen, while Lowther’s squad built an early three-frame edge and won the second game behind Lowther Gutzeit and R Neumann. Scorer Jack Raybould.
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Lowther
Turner
O. Haueisen
Gutzeit
R. Neumann
Jack Raybould
T. C. U. at Georgetown Special to The Light
Rainy soggy ground sets the scene for T. C. U. and Southwestern facing a decisive grid clash in Georgetown Texas. Both squads weigh about 156 pounds and expect victory aided by Southwestern’s recent showing against a Texas heavyweight. probable lineup lists players from both sides and notes a local restaurant and plumber ad in brief.
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Southwestern
Texas
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Ware
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Anderson
Stiles
Freeman
Parker
Christman
Lamonica
Bussey
Winter League to Start With Four Clubs
The San Antonio Wen Baseball league will launch its first season on November 5 as a four club organization replacing six. The Higgens Company Orioles Roundups and Twenty second Infantry teams form the lineup with revised scheduling and Sunday holiday doubleheaders at Krisch Park. Umpires Lortz Reilly and alternates Sandleben McGowen Richter Jr. receive fees. C Culpepper named official scorer with Harry Chambers as alternate. Victor Sporting Goods offers a trophy to the winner. Committees named and twelve contracts filed by Orioles Higgins and Roundups.
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Higgens Company
Orioles
Krisch Park
Lortz
Yreilly
Eleventh Cavalry
A. Sandleben
G. McGowen
Francis Richter
C. Culpepper
Harry Chambers
Victor Sporting Goods Company
Max B. Garber
W. A. Stiehl
A. Il’. Dugosh
al Jonas
Frank Tillman
R. Scott Israel
Victor Garcia
J. Vetters
Ed Carolus
Leo Picard
H. Altmann
Fred Wagner
George Crevenstine
W. Gotthardt
C. A. Chambers
Frank Snyder
C. Slaughter
Ed Hofman
Higgins Company
W. C. Hardy
BE. B. Swoboda
A. G
Farmers Meet Auburn On Soggy Field In Dallas
Rain-drenched gridiron action expected as Texas A&M prepares to face Auburn at Gaston Park this afternoon. Both teams expressed confidence despite weather. lineup details for Auburn and A&M listed as conditions shadow the long awaited clash.
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Auburn
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Gaston Park
Burns
Allen
Thigpen
Isomner
Lamb
Cogdell
Robinson
Newell
Major
Manning
Davis
M. Schadel
Cretcher
Lambert
Hooker
Barnes
Hohn
Altgelt
Kern
Spake
Bell
Texas Bears Down Baylor in Clark Field Showdown
The Texas Longhorns face Baylor at Clark Field this afternoon after Baylor arrived early by Katy and reported good condition for a hard battle against Texas.
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Baylor
Austin
Tex
Longhorns
Clarkfield
Katy
Mrs C F Timm of Hochheim Dies in Yoakum
Mrs C F Timm aged 60, of Hochheim, died today at her sister Mrs W J Beasley's home in Yoakum from acute indigestion. Interment will be in Hochheim.
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Yoakum
Tex
C. F. Timm
Hochheim
W. J. Beasley
Players Ask Herrmann 11 Keep Griffith
Clark Griffith's future with the Cincinnati club looks brighter as owner August Herrmann weighs whether to retain him. Reds players sent a unanimous letter urging Griffith's retention citing injuries and bad luck not his fault, while offers to manage Providence or St. Louis loom. Herrmann says he has not decided and will consider the strong player backing.
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New York
Clark Griffith
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
Griffith
Providence
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Man Fined One Dollar For Teasing Horse With Greenbacks
In Chicago on October 21 William Hobson was fined $1 by Judge Walker after trying to feed a horse hitched to a truck with $50 in fresh bills. Hobson claimed remorse after recalling a horse’s past act that saved him and said he bought clothes and drinks with the money. The judge accepted the explanation and fined him for drunkenness.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Hobson
Walker
Municipal Court
Hobson
Clark Street
Mrs. Mary Edmond Thornton Dies In Victoria At 77
Victoria Texas obituary notes Mary Edmond Thornton widow of Dr W G Thornton aged 77 died yesterday at home her Virginia lineage and long residence since 1854. Survived by five daughters Mrs Hamilton Sr Cuero Mrs Lee Joseph Houston Mrs J B Asthoworth Houston and Laura and Mamie Thornton. Funeral from the residence today at 4 p m with Rev John B Hudson of First Presbyterian church officiating.
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Victoria
Tex
Mary Edmond Thornton
W. G. Thornton
Virginia
Alex Hamilton
Lee Joseph
Cuero
J. B. Asthworth
Houston
Laura
Mamie Thornton
John _ B. Hudson
First Presbyterian Church
Football Game at Columbus Miss Alabama vs MAMI
A fragment describes a football game at Columbus Mississippi featuring Alabama College and Mississippi A&M. A hospital scene interrupts with a patient asking if the man is in pain, while a judge is present in the dialogue.
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Columbus Miss
Alabama University
Missionippi Agricultural and Mechanical
Intercity Golf Match Sends San Antonio Teams to Austin
Local golfers head to Austin for the intercity tournament to reclaim the trophy. Sunday opens at the Austin links with the first round and a return match at the County club links next week. San Antonio’s two squads are captains F M Lewis and Thomas H Franklin with players including R E Moss, E C Tarrant, J H Burle son, J S Davis, D Venable, and Mason Williams.
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Capital City
San Antonio Country Club
F. M. Lewis
Thomas H. Franklin
N. R. Bagby
Guy Paterson
Gus Groos
L. B. Clegg
J. S. Davis
Edward Tarrant, Jr
J. C. Mangham
Mason Williams
Charles Venable
W. B. Russ
Wish Masterson
Duval West
Nashville Club Made Moncey
Nashville Tennessee October 21 annual meeting of the Nashville baseball stockholders re elected President Herzig and Secretary Davis. Directors increased from seven to eleven members. Reports show a profitable season. Call a Taxi Both phones 123.
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Nashville
Moncey
Associated ® Press
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville Baseball Stockholders
Herzig
Davis
Southpaw Flingers in Favor With Cubs
Chicago national league manager Harry Cham has begun rebuilding for 1912 with a tilt toward left handed pitchers. Walter Nagel a big left hander from Newark Eastern League has been signed joining Jake Northrop a Reading Tri State right hander as a sought after starter. The Cubs pitching staff now numbers 15 men with more likely to be added before spring training.
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Chicago
Cubs
Chance
Walter Nagel
Newark
Nagel
Jack Pfeister
Jake Northrop
Reading Tri-State
Vanderbilt and Central U Danville Meet In Nashville Clash
Vanderbilt football faces Central University of Danville Kentucky in Nashville this afternoon. The Kentucky team arrived yesterday and is reported in fine condition. The game is expected to be Vanderbilt’s toughest so far this season. Weather is cloudy and cool.
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Central U
Nashville
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