Academy Wins Football Thriller 12 to 6
The Academy defeated High School 12 to 6 in a hard fought interscholastic clash at Park Field. Robinette starred for the victors as the pace of the game swung across the line with robust defense and a late drive securing the winning touchdown.
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Alther
Sprager
Ile School
Aise
Academy
Auden
Tesuas
Peylea
Nestand-Chaphtyo
Pertit-Pults
Rabinetie
Reilly
Perritt
Baldwin
Piecescreeie
Leary
Gas and Electric team wins in three game series
The Gas and Electric bowling quintet swept the series with a 2285 to 2089 victory over the Tele phone squad. Meduga and Wagentein led the winners with 608 and 504 total pins, while Whip MelTace posted a 149 single high. On the losers side Stephens topped the group with 442, and Schwartz had a 120 single-game high.
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Che Gi and Electric Company
Tal
Thi
Meduga
Wagentein
Whip MelTace
Ono
Caplan Armbrust
aGz
Uap
Stephens
Schwartz
Soint
Ahrens & Olt
Swift
Ras
Electric Ca
Rambo
Savage
la Ani MeHugo
Wagentuhr
Twolass
Bohneartz
Hopkins
Heilig
Officials chosen for Texas-ABM game in College Station
AUSTIN Get. 22 Officials selected for the Texas A&M game to be played at College Station Friday November 19. Referee John C Grover Washington University St Louis umpire 3 Is BfeBride Missouri Valley College Marshall Mo and Heineman Dr J A Reilly Georgetown Md judge B J McCreary Oklahoma J G Grover listed as referee and noted as a top Missouri Valley official. He was a former dash star on Washington University track and now a lawyer in Kansas City. McBride editor of the KansasCity Star and Times has been a Dixon and sports writer for nearly ten years. He has officiated in 40 Missouri Valley games in recent seasons. Georgetown football coach Gearretawe rite He is now the vice president of the college.
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Austin
Tex
Valle
Washington University
Kananety
BE. McBride
Mansasity Shar and Times
Missouri Valley Conference
Kansas Cy Athietle Clank
Hines Tiamond
Marine
Ind
TNE
Tite Foe
Tas
Vallston- Toronen
Georgetown
Athletic Club Official McCreary Ties With Noted Football Figure
Acknowledged as a top football official in the region, McCreary is listed among approved referees and noted as a former star from Okbabwence University ThefiL, strengthening ties between athletic clubs and prominent sports figures.
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Valet OL
McCreary
Gisi~elie
Hinsds Iy Anbletichb
Okbabwence University
Hue Thefil
Infantry Rifle Team Wins Open Match At State Range
The United States infantry team Thoradxy won the gatlona rifle Open at the state range with 4846 points and 3400, while the maruus corps team placed second with 464d points. The militia tens led by 3687 finished fourth as a downpour delayed play. Forty four teams competed across Class A and Class B with cash prizes and medals for top finishers. Oklahoma and Louisiana teams posted notable scores, and the national service match was scheduled for Friday as the tournament concluded.
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Taursonvileas
Gel
United States Infantry
Thoradxy
Marius Corps
Rremaking Ania
Sprein
Kansas
Imade
Irwansag
Ulase
Oklahoma
Loumaiana
United States Service
St Marys Eleven Triumphs Over Troop K Iii
St Marys Independents edged Troop K Iii in a tight football game at Infantry Post. The Independents led early, scoring two first half touchdowns as the fast paced clash continued with notable plays by Mary Velilant and others.
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Gudiron ‘Yhureday
St. Mat
Ailments of Men Overcome With Three Cadomene Tablets
Bizarre health ad touts three Cadomene tablets as a miracle cure for nervous exhaustion and melancholia. It claims quick restoration of vitality without physician prescriptions, promising renewed strength and happiness with at home use. The piece promotes secrecy and urges readers to buy from pharmacies.
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Mhen
Owen
Local teams clash as Waelder hosts rally for highway route
Reported from Waelder Thursday night the gathering drew delegates from Luling and other towns for the effort to secure the San Antonio to Houston highway alignment. The meeting promoted unity and strong support for the project, with optimistic turnout and hopeful sentiments shared by attendees.
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Lion Words
Waelder
Luling
Vox
Get
SBS
Sanders
E. Holland
Keon Jreobe
Hb. King
J. ‘A. Powns
T Greeiwoon
F Bridges
Lular
San Antonio
Nouston
Untangling a Fragmented Historic Train Schedule Snippet
A garbled OCR extract shows a long complex timetable with multiple station names such as Houston Corpus Christ, Victoria Division, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Sunset Limited. The text includes depart and arrive times, route segments, and assorted passenger or freight notes rendered incomprehensible by OCR errors.
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Dadipy
Houston
Ween
Wien
cFor
Brut
Kerrviste
Esenest Limited
Gan Aa
Ore Heme
Tipton
Suneet Bevsee
San Franciscs Nam
Ban Brandsen
Orlepmns
Santa VR
Depot Etiam
Ettomm Earova
Kwiat and Smith Declared Ineligible Amateur Athletes
Adel Ri Wiviat and Marry Amithe bulk gene festants in running events were ruled professionals by the Amateur Athletic Union registration committee. Kivlat of the Irish American Athlete Club and Smith of the Bronx Churchhouse Athletic Club were found guilty of charging expenses to appear at the Schenectady games, denied making the demands, and declared ineligible to participate in amateur events. Kivlat, a noted middle distance and one mile runner, was described as among the best in America, holder of national ten mile and indoor two mile championships.
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Amithe
Thurstay
Amateur Atnetic Union
Kivlat
Smith
Bronx
Athletie
Kere
Schenectady Gamnee
Ineligibio
Kivu
America
Jas
Bryan Scott Dead in St Louis after football injury
Bryan Scott of Knox College died in a St Louis hospital from injuries sustained in a college football game last Saturday. He was injured making a tackle when he struck an opposing player with his head, dislocating a neck vertebra. This marks the eighth football fatality of the season, amid reports of fifteen deaths linked to the game last season.
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Gai
Bryan Sealt
Bt. Duuals Xiniversity-Knox College
St. Tous City Hospital
Lata
Scott
Uie Knox
Chicago
Del
Dryan Scott
Knox College
Waghe
All Nationals Top AE Americans In Narrow 4 2 Victory
All-National baseball team defeated AE-Americans in St Paul Minnesota on Thursday by 4 to 2. Referred players include Riepfer and Henry, Vaughn and Milter. Also notes the final game in Tinney hall ladies nine gin series with Mrs Vallmer's team beating Airs Grasso's team 248 to 223.
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Minn
Rew. Ie
Etna Gans
Tinney Hall
Mrs. Vallmer
Airs
Grasso
Matta Sae
Longhorns En Route to Dallas for Oklahoma Game
Twenty varsity football players depart Austin by train for the Oklahoma contest in Dallas, led by Coach Allerdice and staff. A special Friday night train will carry about 40 students to Dallas. many locals plan to attend the game and fair.
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Tex
Dallas
Oklahoma
Allerdice
Treachman
Disch
Doc Henry Reeves
Daling
Manu Sigmas to Play First Post Game Saturday
The Ma. NM gaia Fraternity ManU Sigmas prepare for their first sexts game Saturday afternoon away against the Field hospital corps of the past. The Mw Nu Sigmas seek victory after last year’s 21 to 0 win, with a strong lineup featuring players who starred for Sovte. Patterson Gace to Talos, Austin, Oct. 22. John J Patterson, insurance and banking commissioner, departs for Dallas on official business.
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Om Sovte
Dan Antonie
Patterson Gace
Talos
Austin
Pex
Patterson
Dulas
Dirine
Ats Pats
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