Heights High in Its Big Game
Alamo Heights High School’s Mules, described as the best football band the school has produced, reach the anticipated showcase event amid strong local hype and community support for the upcoming game.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
6
Alamo Heights High School’s Mules, described as the best football band the school has produced, reach the anticipated showcase event amid strong local hype and community support for the upcoming game.
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A fragmented OCR item mentions Pete DePaolo as racing champion and references racing events, teams, and associated names. The readable fragments suggest a sports brief noting DePaolo’s title and related racing activity with scattered names and numbers, but the exact context is unclear.
A distressed account describes a woman channel swimmer being compelled to testify about a hoax. The report cites Dr. Dorothy and other officials alleging deliberate misrepresentation during a swimming event and details on payments and questioning that followed. The piece notes the swimmer’s alleged confession under pressure and references inquiries led by officials and rivals.
A garbled update from Los Angeles notes a $5000 stake for Art Jahn amid a chaotic report on park events and political figures. The fragmentary text mentions President and a tally, with references to dates and places unclear due to OCR damage.
Incomplete listing shows multiple teams with scattered scores such as San Marens Academy 18 and Burleson College 2, plus other disjointed names and odd tokens. The readable items hint at a chaotic ancient scoreboard with few clear outcomes and many garbled names.
Fragmentary text mentions a confrontation or rival dispute involving Molcoke and Prerinna with unclear details. Names and places are garbled, offering little concrete fact to summarize beyond a possible public altercation or arrest reference and a mention of timing or authority.
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