Academy Beats St Marys 37 to 0 on Tough Stadium Day
St Marys College faced an early setback as San Antonio Academy raced to a quick lead at Schwab Field. The Academy dominated with a fast pace, scoring three minutes in and adding another two late, while St Marys struggled with ball handling and missed chances.
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1923 Hold-out Near for 1922 Sensor Over
Los Angeles reports Dulane Heather a pitcher to watch as a probable holdout for 1923 spring. Charles Ehtytts, owner, offered to pay if he proves worth. Marty Keog of the Chicago Nationals says he will not return to the Cubs and the Cubs may permit a deal with a Pacific Coast team.
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St Marys and S A Academy In Scrappy Grid Game
A rough football fragment shows St Marys and S A Academy trading plays with repeated tackles and incomplete drives. Key names mention Dawson, Behnke, Sullivan, Lipscomb, and Davis in a chaotic lineup as officials and players swirl in a muddy field.
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Lafayette Eyes Top East Eleven After Strong Football Run
Newport October 26 Lafayette stands among the leading eastern teams with key wins over Muhlenberg and Bucknell after a strong stretch including a 62 to 0 victory over Muhlenberg and a 23 to 7 win against Bucknell. Coach Smtharl praised replacements as the team fills vacancies.
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Unclear matchup as Ebros Field football team foregoes game
Nondescript field notes describe Ebros Field football team lingering for a game while a scheduled contest with Kelly Field was conceded. Peculiar references to players and distant places hint at a disrupted athletic schedule with incomplete names and dates.
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CHANGE IN BACKFIELD BOOSTS AUSTIN WEIGHT AVERAGE
Austin High School faces a pivotal game with a reworked backfield. Key changes include new backs and reserves, aiming to boost overall weight and power for the showdown against Schuylkill. The team hopes to surpass last year's semifinal tilt and push toward a state title.
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Omaha welterweight denies match with Sailor Vrenttamn
The report notes Omaha welterweight Tee denied a bout proposal against Sailor Vrenttamn, a Chicago lightweight, planned for November in Omaha. Manager Sithont confirms a signing with Mike Callins is possible, while Nebraska boxing authorities doubt approval, citing concerns over public prize fights and recent permit disputes.
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Prince of Wales inspires quirky golf shot in England
In England the Prince of Wales reportedly influenced a golfer at St Andrews with a peculiar scraffing shot during a September game. Reported slang and crowd reactions highlight the event as golf vernacular gains a new nickname and the royal presence looms over the course.
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Princeton lineup for Chicago game virtually picked
Princeton announces a 30 man squad for the Chicago game with key backs, ends, and tackles named as likely starters. Final practice occurred, and remaining three positions are still undecided among Alford, Griffin, Gray, and Tilson as candidates.
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Gyro Knights Game Canceled Amid Unclear Arrangements
The Wrighte nf Goltabnateball at Hr Autunio aill not gato Seva de' gy auine with Cie Yorktow at Allsiata on Neverthe Armistion Nas, manager Wrier says Yorktow has made other arrangements. Knights may play Sunday with Mant Sam Ehinston, while Safdar and Soliton are linked to Kenighty.
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McMillin's Men Triumph in Narrow Final
The team led by McMillin edged past rivals in a hard fought contest at the college arena. Key players delivered crucial scores as the crowd watched a tense finish. The victory solidifies their standing and showcases disciplined teamwork.
Nebraska Greatness Praised by St Louis Coach After Victory
St Louis University coach calls the Nebraska team the greatest ever, praising the Cornhuskers who crushed Missouri 48 to 0. The coach notes Nebraska’s power and precision with no wasted plays, comparing them to historic Yale teams and suggesting they could beat highly ranked opponents on back-to-back days. Also reports Chicago golf meeting where Mrs Ruth Watson heads the Women’s Western Golf Association slate and Ball nomination.
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Broncs Lead In Oak Park City Basketball Action
In Chicago area play, the Broncs beat the Eagles 8-3 after a double header, with Tiny scoring all Broncs points in the opener while Henry Roger and Victor Menand led the Eagles in the session. George Wheeler refereed both games as teams mix lineups and guard play. Two fast games are planned Thursday night pitting the Snakes against the Panthers.
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Mississippi College Player Breaks Nose in Dream Line Incident
Mississippi College senior Wilson, a regular on the football squad, reportedly broke his nose after a dream collapse scene in a dormitory bed. The odd incident occurred Wednesday night as he supposedly wrestled a nightmare and leaped from a double bunk, injuring himself.
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HITS WORTH $5000 Cleaga, WL, Oct. 26
Inglewood era baseball notes report hits worth 5000 with Cubs and Dodgers involved. Arnold Stola of the Cubs faced Los Angeles decisions as the season closed. The piece trails into other city results and matchups with minor league exploits noted.
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Scout Basketball League To Operate In Three Divisions
A Scout Basketball League will run in San Antonio this winter in three divisions for senior boys intermediates and juniors. Plans were laid at a Scouts athletic council meeting at headquarters Wednesday evening. The league begins November 40 a date not yet definite. Games will be played at Corner Gymnasium. J Lloyd Smith director of the Scout athletic tie for many years will head the business balls. At least eight teams are expected in New Windsor probably more.
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VETS SPONSOR BOUTS AT WEST WALD TRAINING ARENA
Boxing and intercollegiate event organized for VU veterans at the West Walld Veterans Vocational School Friday night features Fort Sant Houston boxer Cox and San Antonio CME fighter in main bout. Burns and Rodrigues also set to clash. referee Meneil to oversee. Attendees reach venue via West Ind Street car to old Poncek school.
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