Cavalry Triumphs Over Artillery In Hard Fought Army Post Gridiron
Specht leads Cavalry past Artillery 16 to 0 in a clash at the Army Post field. Dezendorf and Petrie spark the opening drive, while Grible and Sheehan anchor the defense. Repeated stumbles by the Artillery on offense and disciplined Cavalry rushes decide the game.
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Brown-Gollite
Roxendrians
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Howe-Witson
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Entry List Closes for Horseshow and Army Football Schedule
The horseshow entry list closes October 24 with Isis Avil We Wased and Ralph fivven among entrants. Local owner Mr Green reports many outside entries. The show, directed by Mrs Rivera Jolson, is a fall feature. Army football schedule has been rearranged to fit Seventh Cavalry games before maneuver camp departure.
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Sietaber
Ralph Fivven
Largesthan
Green
Rivera Jolson
Theo
Army
Army Football League
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Betting Ban Looms Over Juarez Race Meet Next Month
Governor Abram Gonzales of Chibushus vows to curb gambling at Juarez horse races next month despite possible limits on stopping racing. He previously promised to wipe out public gambling and may deploy troops to enforce the ban. Race promoters plan a big meet with improvements and added facilities while track owners claim most betting is by Americans.
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EL_PASO
Abram Gonzeles
Chibushus
Mex
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Hoe
Agaert
Republic
Engineers vs Infantry clash on the West Bad ytdiron field
Engineers team fought a tough battle against Infantry units led by Howard Moran and Cranston. Key players included Jerite who kicked two touchdowns while Cranston, Voigt, and Winplee starred for the engineers as Infantry dominated.
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Engineers Corps
Harwarid
Moran
Cranstom
Lidl Vidal
Infantry
Bert
Slntmonds
Witem
Jerite
Gasis
Tovehdowns
Mog Engineers
Weeney
Howard McGustta
Howard
Haver Bleeie
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Bose Cranston Vo
Gmiriden Heferee
Voigt
Winplee
Tvana
Turner Team Edges Kor Mora In Two Games
In a doubleheader, Turner team used several two game players to fill spots. Round-Ups defeated Kor Mora 19 to 14 in the opening game with Reng Risch and Lertner starting. The second game saw Cwgie win 22 to 9 as Brown connected on long range shots.
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Brown
Cald
Vanderbilt Football Faces Michigan in Ann Arbor Clash
Vanderbilt university's football squad left Nashville for Ann Arbor for a Saturday showdown with the University of Michigan. The Commodores, minus one player who needs a knee brace, hope to rebound after a recent poor showing at Central Kentucky as students rallied to urge the team on at the station.
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Farmers Are Ready For Clas With Mississipps Tf
Farmers are ready with the team Ys in good condition for the clash with Mississippi. Corpus Christi reports plans for a large new grandstand at Wyte to extend seating by thirty six feet. A practice schedule indicates the squad is sharp after injuries healed from the Pisina gore.
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College Station
Tex
Fromi Serpua
Garden Academy and Peacocks Tie in Scoreless Game
An OCR muddle reports Garden Academy and the Peacocks playing to a scoreless tie on an unidentified Tuesday. Mentions of players like Cox, Reid, Hamby, and others appear with garbled positions and names, plus referee and team notes, reflecting a partial game recap with multiple unreadable details.
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Tejeese Reid
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COX Kerscoy Alileraite
Yigit
Curtis Sett Hu
Brush Will Return to Manager Antiniy for Giants
Brush plans a three week return to New York to be with the Giants after a brief stay in Chicago. He will travel to San Antonio for spring training following a meeting with magnates in New York.
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Vallman
Chicago
Brush
New Yorke
Uegine
Giants
Athletics
Teo
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San Antonio
Bowling and wrestling events mix in scattered notes
The item recalls bowling scores with Turner and Koop amid a team win and individual stars. It also describes a wrestling challenge setup between Jock Turner and Brown with a Corpus Christi trip and a public statue scene at London Standard.
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Jock Turaer
Oklahoma
Pet Brown
Taylor
Arrlylee
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Ovtaler
Fisher
Corpus Christi
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Corpus Chrisly
Pitchers Worked Hardest Yesterday in World Series Game
The New York game at Palo Grounds showed unprecedented pitching strain with 287 balls delivered in ten innings. Multiple moundmen posted high totals and effort rose as innings wore on, marking the toughest work yet for hurlers in the series.
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Palo Grounds
Ltn
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Amer
Granda
Qoumbs
Phunk
Laning
Oly
Veterans Parade Muse: Mary Cummings and Flag Dear to City
In a 1900s Washington Star extract a gray haired widow, Mrs Ann Cummings, waves the flag from her Maple Avenue home as veterans pass by. Major Patrick Cummings’s color flag was heavily cherished and stood untethered among the crowd. The veteran salute and her diary-flag memory reflect city pride and a moment of reverent tribute captured in a newspaper interview.
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Maple Avenue
Anya
Harbford
Conn
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Patrick Cummings
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