Regis Vows To Wallop St. Mary's
Regis college team pledges to defeat St. Marys of Texas in a high profile intercollegiate game. In favorable weather, large Sunday crowds are expected at the Hockey stadium to witness the Texans, favored by weight and offense, challenge the rival squad.
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Commerce
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East Tonnes Lions
Orinchila College of Arkannes
Onigin
Gommerce
Parker Upset Win Narrows Unbeaten List
Parker handed two top unbeaten teams, Villanova and Detroit, defeats last night as Manhattan and Arkansas posted rallies. Arkansas State beat Detroit 6 to 0 on a late field goal by Halfback Dave Scarborough after a turnover, while Villanova clung to safety and stalled by Frank Klesecker’s kicking pattern. In other games Boston College beat Western Maryland 14 to 0, Centre defeated Transylvania 32 to 6, and Texas Tech routed New Mexico 38 to 0.
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Villanova
Detroit
Manhattan
Arkansas
Femple
Bucknell
Dave Scarborough
Detroit Titans
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New York US
Jasbern
Frank Klesecker
George Bute
Andy Tomastic
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Uulehad Tomaste
Sqelm- Modo
Ianlion
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Che Bouth
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Washington
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Mercer
Gotts
Howerd
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Kan
Pacific Coast
A. A. Slage
Pacific
Bot Jose State
Brighan Young
Big Ten and partner battles headline Saturday college gridiron
Michigan and Minnesota prepare for a marquee Big Ten clash in Ann Arbor as Texas-Oklahoma and other major showdowns unfold coast to coast. Ohio State faces Northwestern while Georgia Tech hosts Auburn and Tennessee meets Cincinnati in a packed national schedule. Police report 20,000-plus tickets sold yet hundreds remain unsold at Michigan Stadium as two students face scalping charges.
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Jackets roll to fourth win in gridiron clash
Anthony McKets led Jackets with multiple TDs and big plays as they rout Garritens Academy Cubs 32 to 1. Daley, Lyor, Worlbig, and Rods scored, with extra points to seal the early lead. Next up, South San Ana historia hosts Anthony-Vor in league action.
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Buccaneers Rout Mustangs in Second Half Smash
Corpus Christi’s Buccaneers defeated the Thomas Jefferson Mustangs of San Antonio 53 to 6 Friday night, extending their winning streak to five. After a close first half, Corpus Christi surged after halftime, piling up rushing gains and converting 12 of 17 passes for 172 yards as Reeves, Boal, and Simplon led a stout defense against Jefferson’s offense.
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Moss Confirms Loose’s Shift In World Middleweight Scene
New York October reports indicate manager Paul Moss confirms Billy Senge will abandon the New York world middleweight championship and related campaigns among light-heavyweights.
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City Bowling EX-PITCHER DIES in Johnsown Pa Oct 24
William H B Lins, 31, former Reds pitcher and minor leaguer, dies after long career with the Revlac Rovers. The report lists scattered game notes and penalties amid unclear lines, reflecting garbled sports copy and unrelated names.
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Unicrns Blank Lockhart In District Clash 31 7
New Braunfels High Unicorns routed Lockhart Lions 31 to 7 to stay in the District 43-4 race. Ernest Reininger scored on a short run and tossed two touchdown passes to Tommy Rhellander. Jack Kwulman intercepted a pass and returned it for a score as the third quarter ended.
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Calvin Reidel
the Grims
Jacoby Clinches Fifth Outboard Title and Medals
Fred Jacoby Jr. of North Bergen wins the U S point scoring championship for the fifth time since 1935, earning the George H Tawngend medal with 12 692 points. His nearest rival is Paul Wearly who tallies 15 381. Gus Sonnenberg defeats Marvin Westenberg in a wrestling match at New Britain, winning two of three falls, Westenberg disqualified for unnecessary roughness.
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Aterman Powerboat Association
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Heights Triumph Over Edison In Dramatic Friday Clash
Alamo Heights Mule defense battles Edison Bears in a hard fought district game, the Mules winning 13 to 7 on a late 70 yard pass play to Ellsworth after a disputed final sequence amid crowd unrest. Judmaier and Beal connected on a 15 yard score, with Ralph Ellsworth scoring the decisive play and Melworth adding the extra point.
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Investigation Of Ringer Race Probe At Hawthorne
The racing board opened an inquiry into the ringer race at Hawthorne on September 22 involving Hasty Nation run as Rapid Bone. Key figures Van Cleve Rafferty and others testified or were referenced in connections with ownership, location moves, and offers to sell the horse. The hearing aims to prove fraud and may trigger extradition if defendants fail to appear for Chicago proceedings.
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Alamo League Contenders Split as Peacock Triumphs
The Alamo League faced a tense week with Peacock and Brackenridge in action. Peacock beat Tech and Brackenridge, while Jefferson edged Peacock in a close Friday matchup. Brackenridge nearly reached pay dirt, and Peacock created key plays in a defensive contest.
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Eagles Dominate Laredo in 93 to 6 Blowout
The Eagles dominated Laredo on Friday night winning 93 to 6 to stay atop the conference race. George Harcourt opened with a around-the-end score as the Eagles surged with 14 points in the second period and added 6 in both the third and fourth frames. Laredo's lone score came late as Pablo Rodriguez intercepted a pass for a 60-yard return.
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Austin High Polishes Up for Eagles in overtime clash
Brackenridge and Austin High battled in a District 18 AA game as Charlie Munson starred for the Maroons, throwing and kicking through an 85-7 rout of San Antonio Tech Buffs with Munson amassing 19 points and booting most extra points while Austin struggled to contain Brackenridge’s passing and rushing attack.
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Billiards title race sees round robin chaos and upsets
In Philadelphia the round robin for the world billiards jacket championship was briefly disrupted by a two win upset as Ralph Greenlear of Chicago defeated Arthur Cranfield after a tense leg. Greenlear and Braxconl battled amid a crowded field with Harold Baker and Toa Ans.
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National Hi Champs Tie With Massillon in Midseason Clash
Massillon and Mansfield battled to a 6 to 6 tie last night, keeping both schools deadlocked for national scholastic sequential title claims. Massillon entered with 38 straight wins, a streak that ended with the hard fought draw.
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