Big Six votes to ostracize Kansas paid recruit scandal
The Big Six barred Kansas for alleged recruiting and disring violations. Kansas State star Dill Meisinger faced ineligibility. Bausch and Borello faced scrutiny over salaries. The conference probed payments tied to Lupton Insurance and staff actions while Kansas considered further steps to restore standing.
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Columbia
University of Kaneoa
University of Hanasa
Bia
University of Kiawasa
Envi Ncgre
James Teusch
Pie ‘Borello
Kaman Ily
Bausch
Cane Cwan
George H. Bband
Kansas
Mynell
Walt Amill
Tenmt
Wnolll
Davich
Rapallu
Lhe
Brusee
Bauch
University of Wichita
Univer Nity of
Kapana
Lapton
Ansinger
Lupton
Jarpton
How to Tempo Your Swing in Simple Practice
The text urges smooth pacing and top motion awareness to improve golf swings. It mentions keeping shoulders steady, wrists, and club turns, with a note on a monograph by Mr. Horton titled How to Tutt offering tester advice. Readers are invited to request the free pamphlet by mail in 1936 from Clinster Moncton via John F. Dillon Co.
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Wiic
Gol
Wight
Horton
Itra
Clinster Moncton
Corgright
John F. Dilin Co
Victoria Nips Seguin Purps in Tight Football Tilt
Victoria Junior college Buccaneers rolled to their fifth straight win by stunning Seguin Purps Beguin Taberas 0. The hosts capitalized on one touchdown drive and led 0 after the fourth period as Victory reached the two-yard line but couldn’t punch it in for a score.
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Fictoria
Texan
Victorie
Tollnge
Beguin Taberas College Bulldogs
Buccaneers
Tiree Rereight
Harlandale
Eagle
Melugin
Brackenridge
Naranjo
Wherry
Stuy Jones
Benebrd
Wel Jownel
Meluzin
Algniep
Mynier
Melugin Misa
Arthur Kliefoth
Ikea
Ionk Tt
Eardine
Tones
Aggie Football Broadcast Ban Shocks Arkansas Fans
The Arkansas athletic commission bans midfield and press broadcasts of the Arkansas Aggie football game. No radio or field wires allowed, with restrictions on local viewing, causing a statewide broadcast blackout and tensions between fans and officials.
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AGGIE
Rock
Ark
Nadio
Arkansas‘Tecan
Fich
Athletic Commission of
The
University of Arkangan
Tress
Iito Kavanaugh
Douglass High Boys Dominate San Marcos in 26 0 Victory
In a lopsided game at Gwercl Cedd gridiron the Douglass High School boys routed San Marcos 26 to 0 after four quarters. The Donging Wigh Lions struggled offensively while Douglass executed in all phases to secure the shutout.
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Douglass High
San Marcos
Ban Marcon Nerateh Kenool
Donging Wigh Lions
Gwercl Cedd
Brackenridge Edges Harlandale In Muddy Clash
Brackenridge Eagles remain unbeaten after a 10-0 victory over Harlandale Indians under Teague park lights. Cecil Mynier exploded for a 55 yard early score, while Melugin and Naranjo contributed later as Brackenridge held firm on defense and took control in the fourth period.
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Serious Kurille
Blaclandale Indians
Teague Park
Brackenridge High Faglea
Austin Maroons
Eagles
Indians
Melugin
Rikea
Mgnler
Ben~ger
Naranjo
Uarkandale
Che Basted
Harlandae Bobcats Dominate Georgetown Pirates 13 0
South west Texas Teachers college Bobcats defeated Georgetown Pirates 13 to 0 in San Marcos. Lilton Evans from Harlanale scored the first and only touchdown after a punt block. Francis Banders added a 16 yard run for the second score with Gordon kicking the extra point. Kitchens, Saoffer, Janca and Cum ming starred for the Bobcats while Seaman and Johnson stood out for the Pirates. The win marks the Bobcats third in 2010 conference play. Next Friday they face McMurry in Texe.
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San Marcos
Southwest Texas Teachers College Bobcats
Southwestern Pirates
Georgetown
Vnva
Lilton Evans
Elde Sro
Antonio
Harrindale High School
Francis Banders
Toby Tones
Robest
Seaman
Allmon Kitchens
Santers
Barlandale
Bobcat
Gordon
Hobcat
Ute Hobcats
Duccaneers
Pirates
Coreaira
Kitchens
Dirates
Saoffera
Janca
Cumming
Whiners
Johnson
G. Smith
Seamana
Brownsville High Eagles Dominate Laredo Tigers 44 to 0
Brownsville High Eagles overwhelmed Laredo Wrigh Tigers on a muddy field as Red Irvine and Ben Brite led a dominant performance. The win marked Browns ville’s second district game and first victory of the season with a strong start from starting five and a robust ground game. Next week the Eagles travel to Robstown. Officials and team rosters listed follow the game summary.
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Brownsville
Red Irvine
Ben Brite
Brownaville High Eagles
Laredo Wrigh Tigers
D. Fivery
Fogle
Beagles
Eagles
Robstown
Drownaville
BleMinny Bennett
Escobar
Thomas
Tellon
Cortez
Whellington
Trennett
Oalves Benway
Lee
Wilson
Leredo
Samuels
Mathews
Parker
Pens
Tena
Owen
Garth
Aguilar
Nalves Pappas
Guzman
Tenavides
Army and Yale Set for Colorful Yale Howl Clash
NRW Haven Conn Oct 25 Yale and Army meet in a highly anticipated game before about 7 000 fans. The contest features military pomp with 1200 West Point cadets and ranks second in Yale’s annual grid clashes. Yale leads series 18 13 in 31 games with alternating results since 1924 and a potential sellout crowd.
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Nrw Haven
Conn
Yale
Army
West Point
Mynier
Scare
Fikes
Indiana
Clxein
Metbal Walker
Garate
Terry G. Smith
Kilrtal Johnston
Mera Frekrett
Meluati
Saranto
Mimber
Iss Fenner Vans
Fuse Taldante
Hi Gary
Vereen MeMiNari
Vin Raanelnie
Wwrhace
Daeay
Maden
Oftleae—anfirewa
King Ait
Hageces
Hewd
Weesmani Winkera
Hers
Junes
Bnaleatt Np
Harlow Seeks to Smooth Golf Row in Southern Tour
From Salt Lake City Harlow calls for a 1 percent prize money share, arguing against the tournament bureau. He notes a Long Beach junior chamber of commerce open tournament canceled for lack of prize funds and urges promoters to pay the money directly. Proponents say the bureau exists to strengthen schedules and attract top players, while players contend the 10 percent demand imposes undue costs.
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Los Angeles
Robert BE
Hearley
Lureit
National Professional Golfers’ Association
Todas
Harlaw
Salt Lake City
Oosinion
Mortie Dutra
Lang Stench
Long Benele Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harlow Enil
Burra
Enriowald
Coonotation
Vinnecedari
Gallfarnia
Diegel
Pitt Panth ers versus Irish gridiron clash in crowd rush
Pittsburgh October 25 More than 73000 football fans packed the hilltop stadium to see the Pitt Panthers face Notre Dame Irish in the big game. Officials report an anticipated 125000 would have sold out seats, while injuries cloud the lineup as Knute Rockne and coach Jory Sutherland brace for a tough contest.
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Pittsburgh
University of Tittsburgh
Pitt Panther
Notre Dame
Ofla
Fey
Flo Rockneman
Ghard Knute Iockne
Nate ‘Dunne
Jory Sutherland
Pilt
Panthers
Sonnenberg defeats Johannesson in world heavyweight title match
Sonnenberg, the claimant of the world heavyweight wrestling title, defeated Einar Johannesson, touted as Australian champion, in two straight falls in Dallas on October 25. Sonnenberg opened with three flying tackles for the first fall and finished the second in 14 minutes with a flying tackle. The advertised fall finishings are being promoted in The Light classified columns.
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Dallas
Teras
Gua Sonnenberg
Einar Johannesson
Tilly
Snot
Sonnenberg
New Gym Planned for Bobcats in San Marcos
San Marcos October 25 The Normal Board of Regents approves plans for a $60,009 gymnasium building to replace the one ruined by fire earlier this month The facility will be fireproof and two stories high about 95 by 100 feet It will be shared by men and women and will support instructor training and college teaching activities
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San Marcos
Board of Regents
Tranhern College
Atale Teachera College
San Marcon Teachera Gymnasium
Uvalde Edges Del Rio In Last Minutes Football
In a Friday clash, Uvalde Coyotes trailed 7-6 before scoring twice in the final five minutes to defeat Del Rio Wildcats 30-7. Key plays included a long pass to Duke and Robinson’s scoring runs and a late interception on Duke’s pass attempt. The win keeps Uvalde atop the district standings.
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Uvalde
Livalle Coyotes
Wildcats
Llynter
Duke
Coyalite
Leyard Ayrint
Robinson
Sith
Stonpeil
Othe Shonl
Johnson
Couger
Robinser
the Oval
Willeyta
Uraldr
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Deer
Labourcade
Clark
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Ai Diken Klauser
Wendler
O'Toole
Hagemann
Neumann
End Brown
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Menard
Hempel
Richards
Higginbotham
QT Vetter
Hughes
Stace
Nelson
Albert Guard
BT McHaney
Ayrea
J. Lamb
Bergmann
A Aurich
Stecker
Cros
Schreiner Institute
Howerton H. Bar Q. Ez
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Brown
Owings Tr
Trittlee
Pruitt
Patterson Center
Tt Center
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Earle
C. Johnston
Bar H. B
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Gibson
NcCamney
Smith
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Lawrence
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O'Keefe
Smartt
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B. Baker
Bivins
Hilfiard Guard
Robb Guard
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Harlandale High
Harlandale Hi Boys
Sanders
Southwestern
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Pros’ Bureau
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Johannesson
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Summerville
nMlartens
Hroageny Wemullen
Kheazeh Haslon
Rory’ Guilver
Tim
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Me Palace
Wee
Brobst Palace Garden
JAZ4
del Rio High
Texas
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Aletom Serteleetadehr Stick Bhint
Cheater Ceaklle—fen Tumm— Lingiike Foltentstentan Occa
Harlandale van Stein
Lone Horseman
Korle'a Tolar Priel Family Theaterd
Vette Bearee Wurses
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Ale
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Sunt AT ‘Ome Bamnstle Blehi
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Marie Desa- Her
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Moonbeams
New York
Puntlettayo
Re Frester
Ruahowa
Gunter Cave Nite Club
Hymie Waldman
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