Wills Nutt AFBI Sud Losses Hit Main Avenue High
The Main Avenue high school football team suffers reduced strength after several players, including Captain Fussell and coaches, are ruled ineligible or unavailable. Backfield star Nate Natt misses season due to absence and leg injury. The athletic council will select a new captain and backfield leader, with co captains Till Campbell and Pate Chucke favored.
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End
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Aya
Main Avenue
Fussell
Gaerett
Pea
Witche
Clile
Cosch Rey Cochran
Southed
Natt
Athletic Council
Sebopa Vrns
Buffs
Funsell
Tiwan
Till Campbell
Pate Chucke
Cownell
Mexico President Attends Practice With Universally Noted Team
A garbled dispatch reports the president of Mexico attending a football practice with the National University of Measles squad. It mentions a visit to San Antonio for a game against St Mary’s University, with unclear references to players and potential opponents.
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Mexico
Bors
San Atlante
Mary
Ontess
Phillies Await World Series Ticket Rush Against Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics faced a massive ticket demand for World Series games with the Chicago Cubs. The club announced immediate action at 12:01 am, receiving about 35,000 letters and an estimated 75,000 requests as Shibe Park capacity was far oversubscribed, prompting a clerical operation to handle renewals. The surge overwhelmed staff as the club shifted to a factory to process orders and rejected most requests due to venue limits.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Cluh
Alice
Shibe Park
Eagles Open Scrimmage Set Ahead of Gonzales Game
Eagles prepare for the first scrimmage with Pettyteven and Orchenridge squads clashing Tuesday afternoon. Coach Claude Kellam drills the first unit while Manor Puckett leads the second in a week of hard practice. Roach from Emichville is groomed as quarterback with Bourkeep Melagio from Page junior high emerging as a promising newcomer for Brackenridge.
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Pettyteven Orchenridge High School
Yeas
Claude Kellam
Manor Puckett
Ansistent
Gonzales High
Engis
Yarkehire
Horkahire
Roach
Emichville High
Eagies
Bourkeep Melagio
Page Junior High
Lenge
Dé Ne
Dixie opener on Sept 25 set for Birmingham games
Birmingham fall series opener between Dixie Association champions and Texas league playoff winner Dani and Wiekin Falls will be played September 25 in Birmingham with a second game the next day and the third in the Texan city. The schedule includes a fourth game on September 28 and details follow in the note.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ronthere Astociation
Dallan
Wiekin Falls
Wedoeaisy
Brytem- der
Stirmingham
Football and Baseball in Showdown at Dallas
In Dallas on Saturday a football and baseball showdown looms as the Texan League pennant playoff third game is set for Steer Stadium. SMU Mustangs prepare gridiron camp at North Texas Teachers Stadium as organizers push attendance by distributing thousands of passes to schoolchildren.
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Dallas
Texas
Sparta
Steer Stadium
Southern Methodist University Mustangy
Enraged Fans Riot After Newark Fight Ends Draw
In Newark New Jersey 16000 fans rioted after a draw between Vince Thandee of Baltimore and Abe Bain of Newark at the velodrome. Damages about 1000 dollars and several spectators were injured as police escorted the referee Danny Savage from the arena amid the tense scene.
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WN. J
Stewart of Sports Sold to Cleveland
Stewart of Shreveport in the Texas league appears to be sold to the Cleveland team. The deal includes Underhill as pitcher, with part payment noted. Cleveland also recalls Leslie Buenbart from Terre Haute in the Three Eye Teague.
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Cleveland
Purchane
Pratt Predicts Dallas Victory in Texas League Playoff
Dell Pratt of the Warn Cubs, after a five game Texas league playoff, said Dallas should win. He noted both Dallas and Wichita Falls were hustling hard, with Pratt preferring Dallas as the likely victor.
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Dallas
DALLA
Dell Pratt
Warn Cubs
Hng
Dallado
Wichita Falls
Tratt
Robertson Out as Shipper Manager in Beaumont
Beaumont September 17 Claude Robertson returned to Beaumont and signed again as manager of the Exporters. Owner Tube Stuart released him to seek other work while Robertson plans for 1930 remain unsettled. He helped develop Carl Hubbell and is praised as a fine manager, with rumors of a White Sox coaching post denied.
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Robertson
Stuart
Hobby
Carl Hubbell
Giauid
Tie
Guero
Nobby
Beaumont
Robby
White Sox
Weeleta Engielnh
Meagher Seeks Punter With Kite Team
Houston Sept 17 One of Coach Meagher s main chores at Kite is improving the punting game as backs struggle to boot accurately. Meagher pushes fundamentals with the guards and centers, while Rice stars praise the double block drill. Joe Stopner and Fritz Alastrophomore show considerable potential as backs and report progress.
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Houston
Trans
Yack’ Meagher
Kite
Tor
Restore
Lurra
Gourd Meagher
Flo
Seara
Gilelines
Joe Stopner
Letterman
Fritz Alaetrophomore
Wesleyan player must learn to swim for football
Middletown Wesleyan student Steege faces a swimming requirement to play end this season. The college insists on swimming ability for all students, including Steege who carries over a condition from last year and fears it may affect his status.
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Middletown
Conn
Spain
Wesleyan
Steege
Benve Rainty
Canton Wins Series From Quincy Outfit
Canton, Ohio, captured the postseason series in the American Association by defeating the Quincy outfit 5 to 2, securing the league championship.
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Canton
Quincy TL
Ohio
Colertas
Derry Shoes or Not In Illinois Boxing Rule Face
Tim Derry a 6 foot 6 inch heavyweight may be forced to wear shoes in a ring as the Illinois state athletic commission weighs a ruling. Derry has fought barefoot since age 19 and often competes in heavy socks. promoter Kennedy says shoes are a handicap and the commission must decide.
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Tim Derry
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Derry Wevre
George
Chicago
Kennedy
Derry
Time Out Garter Loose Referee in New Gridiron Gimmicks
A playful preview of fall football fashion shows Calenbin Ms Tiobs wearing a dark blue uniform with a prominent black C encircling a U on the chest. The narrative likens the spectacle to Siegfeldt stage flair with dramatic helmet accents and blue tones, hinting at contest settings and precise staging.
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Tiobs
Alice
Flanders
Tinale
Good Outlook at Sul Ross
Alpine Texas September 17 With the football training camp opening Sul Ross Lobo team looks strong under Coach Grace. Crayes reports solid material from a scouting trip across the state as 17 enlistees are on the ground or due in soon including recruits from Louisiana and Arkansas. Key players Busa Dyce captain Fats Cooper and Ray McNeil return as the 1920 Sul Ross schedule shows games against Texas Tech New Mexico A and M in Las Cruces and Abilene with open dates and Alpine clashes noted.
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Sul Ross Lobo
Crayes
Enndtantes
Tnelindell
Hrerbusky
Louima
Dyer
Anil
Mircus Connally
Lage Eek
Arkansas
Brough
Trather
Ray McNeil
Tyan
Ani Tinhark
Foth
Fats Cooper
Charlie Dyce
Sul Ross
Fomber
Hal Roars
Texas Tech
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Sul Rays
New Mexico A
Sue Cruces
Sehonl Fines
McMarty
Abilene
Sir Rass Va. Schreinex
Army Post Series To Begin Wednesday
Army post series delayed from Monday to Wednesday will feature the Twenty third infantry and the Fifteenth field artillery. Games start Wednesday afternoon at 2 and 4 with a potential third game Friday. The winner faces the Ninth infantry for the champion pennant.
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Army Post
Mme Secon
Tash Longwe
Twente
Pidd
Mondas
Han
Weidvesing
Thoraday
Jengus Pannant Lo « Deven-Gapie Nezlen
Big Six Gets Work Started At Spring Practice
Football candidates opened spring drills with 34 players reporting across Big Six camps. The group included 13 lettermen, four veterans, and several freshmen as programs at Tower State, Kansas State, and Nebraska began two-a-day workouts.
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BIG
Jebene Plass
Prac
Tower State
Jw Wen
Kansas Aggie
Nebranka
Sisty
Kanans
Bitulithic Bears Lead Winter Loop Victory
Bitulithic Bears defeated Hollman-layman Coffee Giants 42 to phase the Winter Inague event on Sunday. Titner and Byington contributed with doubles while Jester struggled to score, leaving the Giants seeking a stronger showing in the Public Service arena.
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Hollman-layman
Diamont
Horner
Titner
Byington
Praude
Boxing card set for Palestine relief show at Madison Square Garden
New York September 17 announced by matchmaker Tom Meardie and officials that the Palestine relief fund boxing card at Madison Square Garden will feature Yale Okwm and 1x28 Wrove in principal spots on October 20.
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Palestine Relief Fund
Madison Square Garden
Tom Meardie
al Singer
Jack Terg
Wrove
Yale Okwm
Comiskey to Rebuild His Club in Chicago Comeback Plan
Charles A. Comiskey, 79, owner of the Chicago White Sox, declares he will take an active role in rebuilding the club with a policy of adding two experienced hitters and acquiring young players. He warns fans there will be many changes in personnel before the next season.
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the Tribune
Sharp
Charles A. Comisker
White Hox
Tonviskes
Eagle River
Wis
Cribune
Mamagersigy
Ole Yrraonnel
Hitler
White Sox
Dall
Loring
Pancho Upsets Paul Wangley in Oklahoma City Fight
Pancho edged Paul Wangley by decision after a ten round bout in Oklahoma City. Wangley showed moments of retaliation but Pancho’s stronger punches in the later rounds sealed the win.
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Pancha
Pat Wangley
Oklahoma City
Wangley
Carlex Garvin
Bell Finds Schwartz On Floor In 10 Round Fight
The New York claimant Corporal Izzy Schwartz lost the flyweight title attempt to Wee Wit Vie Davies of Charleroi in a 10 round bout. Schwartz hit the canvas for a four count, but rose and fought on until the referee stopped it at the count of eleven. Early in the bout Davies suffered a gash near the left eye, yet pressed on with steady attack.
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Izzy Schwarts
New York
Wee Wit Vie Davies
Charlieroi
Socieian Ao
Schwartz
Arly
Charleroi
Fight results from scattered boxing bouts reported
A garbled card lists multiple boxing results including Walter Sabb versus Bearcat Wright, Al Walker versus Tony Lhereere, and Eddie Koppy versus Rey Van Hook. It mentions various cities such as Omaha New York Topeka Chicago Newark and notes a heavyweight bout where Angus Snyder defeated Young Bob Fitzsimmons, with several draws and outpoints.
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Presa
Terockttn Ee
Tani
Aefenced
Coorgie Baline
Teristin
Foul
Tittsburgh
Wie
Lzag Whyrall
New York
Baltimore
Bud Gorman
St. Paul
Walter Sabb
Topeka
Kan
Ked
Bearcat
Wright
Omaha
al Walkser
Louisville
Johnne Mason
Scrantan
Young Jaex Dillon
Amuisville
Drew
Mich
Hoger Bernard
Flint
Tony Lhereere
Chicago
Rey Van_ Hook
Partine
Eddie Koppy
de Wichita
Bue Tyro
Angus Snyder
Dodge
Guyy Kan
al Ye Igyo
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Newark
Clamaian
Bob Fitzsimmons
Park Golfers to Wear Green
Park golfers prepare for a green themed outing as squirrels populate the course and a damp, lush fairway sets a festive mood. Tom Winfield, caddy master, will oversee duties around the 1st hole as the crowd watches the lively scene.
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Park
Gollern
Tom Winfield
FUGAZY FIGHT PROMPTS NEW POSTPONEMENTS IN NY
The article reports ongoing delays around the Fugazy boxing card in New York with promoter tensions and a Campolo versus Scott fight repeatedly postponed. Promotions head trade barbs over Daniel’s temperament, while Muldoon weighs suspensions and substitutions as plans wobble toward a Monday night meeting. The event’s future remains uncertain with financial and scheduling pressures mounting.
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Dy Universal Beeviegs
New York
Scope
Humbert J. Fagant
Lina
Victorio Campolo
Scott
Campolo
Madison Sannenfiaeden
Campoly-Scott
Jock Sharkey
Tommy Loughran
Fugazy
Phico
Uhr
Tacieic Coast
Miaskra GL
Los Angeles
Pnje
$1,200,000 Sent in to Cubs Offices
Chicago reports indicate about 1.2 million in certified checks and postal money orders for World Series tickets received at the Cubs offices. Many seats remain available as demand exceeds supply, with no fees to members while allocations continue. The Pirates and Phillies pursuit of the NL title looms as the Athletics focus on Connig Mack's club strategies.
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Cubs
Chicago
Wheley Field
Yankere
Giants
Tor
Willian L. Veeck
Gnbs
Tom
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Phillies
Bruins
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