Game Schedule Foxed in the Service League
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Indian athlete goes to jail in liquor suit
Omaha report states John Blackdeer, a noted former athlete who placed third in the 1912 Stockholm Olympic marathon, was brought from the Winnebago Reservation by federal agents for violating liquor laws. Convicted months ago of bringing liquor onto the reservation, he failed to pay a $100 fine and is now in custody. future disposition not stated.
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Kieckhefer Defends Three-Cushion Title Tonight
Kieckhefer of Chicago defends his three cushion billiards championship in a match against Robert Innefan, aiming to extend his winning streak to set a new record. The Tuesday event follows a recent victory and dark horse pressure building ahead of the pivotal contest.
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Thoroughbred Race Notes From Bowie November 1918
Race card and results from Bowie with details of winners and payouts. Mentions Goldcrest Boy and Indian Chant among top finishers, with times and odds for the feature events. Includes notes on starters, purses, and final standings across multiple races.
Bowie Racing Judges March to New Orleans After War News
George T Miller and Joseph A Murphy, Bowie judges, left for New Orleans to oversee racing duties as the winter season begins. Jockey Ensor plans to ride there once recovered. The article notes new rule changes linking horses under same trainer, a foul call on MecCrann after a Kashmir ride, and Walls’s multiple victories at the meeting. The National Baseball Federation abandons plans for an army professional league next season and will run as in peacetime. A rectors board will meet in Pittsburgh December 3 or 4 to discuss plans for 1919.
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Joseph A Murphy
Bowie
New Orleans
Jefferson Farish
Murphy
Ensor
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Athione
Andrew
Cleveland
Oho
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Georgetown set to meet Marines on Hilltop Saturday
Georgetown prepares for a key Saturday game against the League Island Marines on Hilltop. The Marines, fresh from several victories including a win over Brown, are expected to be tough opponents. Georgetown, riding a winning streak against service clubs, aims for a strong showing as Coach Dixon tightens Marine practice ahead of the matchup.
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U. S. Boxers Embark For London in November Tour
New York November 13 Eight members of the United States army and navy boxing team sail for London to compete in December 11 and 12 events against English and French boxers. The party includes bantam Pa Moore of Memphis and lightweights Otis Bryant of St Louis, Denny Keefe of Chicago, and others from Milwaukee Cleveland and Chicago as the full eighteen man squad sails abroad for service overseas.
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Central High to Meet Western in Gridiron Clash
Central High School faces Western next Wednesday at American League Park in a renewed interschool showdown. Western coach Morse revived football after a faculty advisory meeting, bringing out a lean squad with three scrimmages and nightly practice. Central, under Coach Miller, fields two veterans Cullen and Russell and a seasoned machine-like eleven. The longstanding rivalry with Tech colors the expected battle royal as the season’s likely final contest.
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Juniors Set To Play Saturday Amid Grid Rivalry
The Frederick Heh Scheel team won 12 to a gridiron victory from Higeratown High School yesterday. The two schools played a football game with junior teams extended. Park View and Wigitania era will host juniors meet in a four game series Saturday.
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Higeratown High School
Yesterda
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Wigitania
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