Texas Teams In Four Big Conference Football Games
Four major Southwestern Conference football games are scheduled for Saturday led by Texas school clashes. Southern Methodist University hosts Texas A&M while Baylor travels to Boston College, and Texas A&M faces Rice at Stilleyater with several other Texas teams meeting opponents in key league contests.
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TEXAS
Esas
Stevens
Tue
Mmet
Southeri Methodist University
Rinkotns Aggies
Couarenen Gaue
Stilleyater
Osle
Dada the Voritea
Wrinhoman
Gan
As & M
Culkipes
Baylor
Boston
Tustaw College
Victor
Onehine College
College ES Hirdis
Sanuiiwestern
Wiiorsky
Mauston
Pirates Route to Victory Amid Uncertain Thursday Play
In a chaotic report, Hugh Meaten and Howard Tayute lead Pirates as they push toward decisive matches. The team faces injuries and unclear lineups, with tense prospects for upcoming battles in Houston and Austin.
Pelota players gather in Mexico City tournament notes
A chaotic field report from Mexico City outlines a large pelota event with roughly 110 bull games referenced, mentioning spectators, betting, and a mix of English and Spanish phrases. The text hints at widespread participation and local officials, but many specifics are garbled.
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Mexico City
Enaily
Mexica
Mexico
Bagebal
Washington horse show tops the capital social scene
In Washington, D C a notable horse show draws government officials and military figures. General Pershing’s favored horse Chere ater harees, Major General Finn Vor and Chief of Cavalry Halhenok are listed among riders. British and Malian military attaches serve as judges, while other entrants include gunnery and cavalry leaders.
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Washington, D. C
Uie
Horse World
Ian Vettoy
iTlnehel
Leesident Harding
Gene Foebing
General Tershing
Promi- Lot Koni
Psinesse
Dandy
Wompole
Finn- Vor
Anting
Otse
Goylath
Halhenok
No Girls No Game Touches Parade Boycott at Mountain State Team
A Huntington area incident over a homecoming parade leads to complaints about girls' exclusion from a college game. The event sparks protests as students from Marshall Potts reportedly oppose participation by female players and attendees. Officials weigh sanctions and offer a $250 prize for awareness efforts.
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Huntington
Marshall Potts
Padmaa
Imala
Ural
Punichman
Mtmding
Varginia-Wesleyan Fontiull
Gridivan
Ena
Wsnead
Expansion of Business with Universal System Access
A compact pitch notes the Great Bell System as a model and offers low rates to adopt a universal system. It urges readers to expand business activities to fit the unified framework and promises guidance on implementation.
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Showhig
Sipworth
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Houston
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Austin
Amoters
Mestean
Fryskh
Genegla Wiene
Goronlout
Ralshenone Raf
New York
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Harstay
Aight
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Agatist Townie Allen
Kansan City
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Polat
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Mr. d. Roos & Co, Clothiers
Mawrick Buitling
Monte Vista
Rogers-Hill & CO
Crochott
Burns’ Drug Store
River Avenue
Manhattan Cafe
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Houston Street
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Style Shop
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Samsco
S. A. Machine and Supply Co
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Waco
W. J. Deniger
Rookwood Frience
San Antonio
J. H. Savage
Mar
G. Bedell Moore
Dawson St. Travis
San Antonio Printing Co
L. B. Clegg
Soledad St
McKenzie Construction Co
General Contractors
Bedell
Texas Today
Texan
Tesas
Texas Esorts
Texas People
Louis
W. H. Bitter
Everett Lloyd
Phil Carspecken
Rotary
Burlington
Town
Nate
Burlington Club
Nurro
Rotary Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Salling
Geo. T. Har
Atatin
Sharples
Ard Company
Dallas
Phelps Power & Tight
Texas Capitol
Bexar Abstract Company
Telephone Crockett 1000
Brady Building
Martin Wright Electric Company
Crockett
Fred Hummert
E. Houston Street
St. Anthonylotel
Acme
Acme Brick Co
Gunter Building
Henry 5. Affleck
George P. Robbins
Fraser Tailoring Ga
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National Bank of Commerce Bldg
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