Marshall Streets Triumph In Close 6 0 Victory
Marshall Streets edged Peacock reserves 6 to 0 at the Peacock athletic field in a hard fought game. Ele worth's 35 yard run produced the lone score. Pardue starred for Peacock with carries and steadiness. Elsworth Monroe and A Perez led Marshall Streets, while Pardue Price Treesa and At Hing shone for Peacock in a balanced, snapful contest.
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Today's big games slate college football action
The schedule lists Princeton at West Point against Army, Harvard at Cambridge against Brown, Yale at New Haven against Massachusetts Aggies, Pennsylvania at Swarthmore in Philadelphia, Cornell versus Pennsylvania State at Ithaca, Carlisle versus Naval Academy at Annapolis, Chicago versus Minnesota in Chicago, and Michigan against Vanderbilt at Ann Arbor.
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Weat Point
West Point
Harvard
Brown University
Cambridge
Yaleye
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New Haven
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Philidelpile
Cornell Va
Pennsylvania State
Tihaca
Carlisl
Naval Academy
Arenapolis
Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Vanderbilt University
Aun Arbor
Steves Defeat Rankin Independents in 22 to 6 Victory
Steves basketball team dominated the Mesquito street court, beating the Rankin Independents 22 to 6. Hutcheson captained Steves with Waxerstar contributing key plays. Rankin and Davey led Rankin. Game lasted fifteen minutes per half, refereed by Cox.
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Alabama Kid to Fight in Mexico on November 16
Alabama Kid, known to local boxing fans, will fight Kid LeVigne in Mexico on November 16 for four 16 rounds with a side bet on the table. He expects a return bout with Kid Burke of Fort Sam Houston, conditionally arranged, and the purse for the Mexico bout is $600.
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Browns Manager McAleer Aims For Second Place Or Better
Manager McAleer of the St. Louis Browns says the club seeks second place or higher this season, acknowledging Detroit and Chicago as strong rivals. He believes they can beat one or both, relies on Powell, Howell, and Dineen, and notes Waddell will get a career moment. Hood's Sarsaparilla is mentioned as a digestive tonic.
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San Antonio Academy Faces Local Football Test
The San Antonio Academy travels to San Marcos for a key game, with Coronal and McNulty shaping the squad as Reagan Chamberlain Finch and Scott are out. San Marcos Independents set to host, Fort Sam Houston troops back West Texas practice, and Baptist Academy seeks matches in San Marcos amid improving play and a near $100 profit from a recent Coronal-Baptist game.
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Army Bowlers Triumph In Close Tenpin Series
Fort Sam Houston tenpin team edged the Postoffice Prides in a tight best two of three at the Past Gymnasium, winning 2014 to 1966. Pinkus led the Prides with a 177 high game and 1161 average, while Brown and Klevenbragen starred for the Heroes as both sides maintained momentum through all three games. The Navajos also beat Natches in a separate match, with Lowther and Dukes delivering solid scores and Natchez leading the lineup for their squad.
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Heroes
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Brown
Klevenbragen
Howard
Luchenbach
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Neuman
Lowther
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Henry Diken
Tolle
Leltner
Hardcastle
Hantola
Richel
Tom Tenge
Curry
Goldbeck
Henermann
Nic Tener
Searer
G. Schroeder
Against Spit Ball Plan Faces Closer Scrutiny
Managers weigh Frauke Chance plan to ban spitballs. Ganzel says clubs value reliable pitching and few spitballers exist among top teams. Fraser of the Cubs and Corridon of the Phillies noted, while Griffith cites dangers of saliva-soaked balls and slipping grip.
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New York Americans
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Hazy Draft of Bleachers Talk Spurs Wage Debate
Vague remarks about a game crowd and a pitcher facing criticism mix with rumors of wage disputes and a plea for removal of the spitball as a topic. The reader notes a hoped home and points to classifieds as sources of local bargains.
L A Academy Edges Coronal in Hard Fought Clash
San Antonio Academy defeated Coronal 10 to 5 in San Marcos after a game defined by punting and stubborn defense. Schreiner, Ross and Litt led the visitors while Culpepper and Kuykendall highlighted Coronal’s efforts as San Antonio secured the win.
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Houston Giltls Upset Bid Over Punt Out of Bounds
Houston Giltls faced downs as their punt went out of bounds and key players such as Kuykendall and Corder featured in the action. Officials Knight and Re Head oversaw the game with 25 and 80 minute halves. multiple players listed including Hutcheson, Brown, Nixon, Montgomery, and Culpappar in a tense contest.
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Princet on University to Meet Annapolis Army Team
West Point Md Oct 31 For the first time in two years the elevens of Princeton University and the United States Military Academy will meet on the football field today. Weather conditions at the outset of the day were perfect and a hard fight is assured.
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Simpson Campaign Notice in San Antonio Politics
A campaign advertisement by the SIMPSON CLUB CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE urges San Antonio voters to rebuke Mr. Tall from the Pan Handle for his anti prohibition tirade and backs Simpson for office, citing city interests and accountability. The fragment also contains a Harper's Weekly item and a playful dialogue about wedding piano arrangements.
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Carlisle Indian-Misman football game draws high interest
News notes strong Navy fan interest ahead of a Carlisle Indian School football clash. Weather praised as perfect and the student matchup is billed as one of the era’s best on academy gridiron. A separate city notice from Mayor Bryan Callaghan schedules the Board of Equalization to review assessments for the 1907-1908 fiscal year in San Antonio with daily sessions and a 60 day deadline.
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Deer and Turkey Hunters Offer Privileged Camps near Kerrville
Alvah B. David, writing from My Ranch Kerrville, advertises hunting privileges for deer and turkey west and south of Kerrville. Camps provide team gear, rations, and full outfitting for parties of four or six at 250 dollars per week after November 1, with dates reserved upon payment of 25 dollars by check.
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