Eleventh Cavalry Defeats Artillery in Army Post Football
The Eleventh Cavalry crushed the Third Artillery 16 to 0 on infantry post gridiron. Led by Lieut Greble and Specht, the Cavalry dominated with powerful rushing and accurate passes, while Dezendorf of the Cavalry and Petrie at end stood out for spectacular runs and scoring drives.
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Sheehan
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Petrie
O'Reilly
Ryan
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Ostroski
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Entry List Closes for Horse Show at Fair
The October 27 entry deadline for show horses is announced with Ralph Green in charge of the event and promises of many outside exhibitors. A beach show directed by Mrs. Evers Johnson will feature a large entry list, closing October 29. Army Football Schedule changed to fit Eleventh Cavalry games before maneuver camp closure.
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Green
Evers Johnson
New Wallpaper Press Works With Irregular Border Trim
Inventors unveil an attachment for wallpaper printing presses that trims irregular border shapes in real time as the design prints. The device promises cleaner edges and reduced manual finishing, potentially speeding production and reducing waste.
Governor vows to end Juarez gambling next month
Governor Abram Gonzales of Chihuahua says he will stop betting and gambling at Juarez race meet next month though he may be unable to halt racing. He vows to use troops if needed to end public gambling as promoters prepare for a big meet with two new courses planned. owners say 90 percent of gambling is done by Americans.
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Associated Press
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Tex
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Republic
Engineers Triumph Over Infantry 27 to 0
The Twenty-eighth Infantry team lost to the Bridge-builders on the West End gridiron by 27 points. Engineers Sweeney and Thayer starred, while Infantry players Howard Moran and Cranston stood out. Simmonds and Warren performed well in punting for the Engineers.
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Thayer
Sweeney
Howard
Moran
Cranston
Simmonds
Warren
Turners Play Two Games In Doubleheader
The Turners basketball team played a scheduled doubleheader last night with several players cramping to fill positions after losses. In the first game the Round-Ups defeated the Kommers 19 to 14 led by Long, Rische and Leitner. In the second game the Owls won 10 to 9 with Brown scoring from the field at will.
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Vanderbilt 10 Play Michigan Saturday
Vanderbilt University football team left Nashville for Ann Arbor to meet the University of Michigan on Saturday. Freeland will play with a knee brace. A mass meeting of students last night and cheers at the station boosted the squad after last Saturday’s Central Kentucky game.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Freeland
Central Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Play Scoreless Tie Between Peacock and Garden Academy
The Peacock and the Garden Academy, members of the Scholastic Association, battled to a 0 to 0 draw at West End Sundiron. It marked the Peacock’s third scoreless game this season while Garden Academy posted its second. Garden’s Cox and Green excelled at end for the visitors, with Reid Iderette and Whaling starring for the Peacock. Davenport Graves.
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Farmers Are Ready For Clash With Mississippi College
Farm team trains hard at College Station Texas after improvements to Kyle field enlarge the grandstand by thirty six feet total ninety six feet. All players in top condition post Dallas game and fully focused on Friday showdown against Mississippi. High school football mentions Corpus Christi and Wreeville game setup for Novem ber 4.
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Brush to Spend Winter in San Antonio at St Anthony Hotel
Giants owner John T. Brush will be in San Antonio for the winter, a customary stay at the St Anthony hotel for the past two years. A Chicago specialist, D W N Tallman, ordered Brush to leave New York and head to Ohio for treatment, causing him to miss the Giants vs Athletics game. He will stay in Chicago until the National league magnates meet in New York and then decide on further plans.
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Giants
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Corning Team Sets High Inning Mark In Turned Bowling Night
Live bowling news reports the Corning team of the Turner league setting a new high inning mark with 77 pins in the third frame of the first game led by Heye Jochimsen Schaefer and Riedner. Corning won the first game by ten pins as Koch’s team claimed the second game more easily.
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Pitchers Worked Hardest Yesterday in World Series Game
New York October 26 report shows ten innings produced 147 pitches, far above prior games. Marquard hurled 56 balls, Ames 49, Crandall 24, Coombs 18, Plank 10 as pitchers labored with high averages per inning.
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Associated Press
New York
Polo Grounds
Marquard
Ames
Crandall
Coombs
Plank
Athletics
Crandell
Veterans Reunion Sparks Waving Flag and Fainting
Old soldiers recalling the first civil war veterans' reunion in the city tell of Mrs. Ann Cummings widow of Major Patrick Cummings who waved a dusty flag from an upper window as 280 veterans passed by. The effort exhausted her and she fainted when the last veteran acknowledged her salute.
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Senator Sorghum dodges pastime preference quote
In a Washington Star interview Senator Sorghum refuses to name a favorite pastime. He says his constituents are spread across baseball tennis golf bridge whist and pinochle and he would not dare declare a preference.
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