davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18
NV dear Old Santa:

My dear Old Santa:
I am little boy 13 months old and
my mother thinks I am a good little
boy. Santa will you please bring me
a pair of rocking horses, blanket,
cap, pair of shoes, oranges. apples,
nuts, candy, and I will be nice little
boy until you come to see me again.
Please don't forget Mother and Dad
dy. From your little boy,
Junior Lee Blades.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy almost three years
old. Please bring a doll baby, pair
of over shoes, a horn, hobby horse,
some candy, nuts, apples and oranges
Don't forget my sisters and brother.
Papa says have been good boy. I
will go to bed early. Your little boy.
Robert White Tull.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18
NV dear Old Santa:

My dear Old Santa:
Christmas is almost here so will
write and tell you what I want you
to bring me. A doll bed, little wash
board, and a tub, a jersey dress, a
pair Of gloves, pocket book and lots
of confectioneries. But don't forget
to trim my Christmas tree. Please
don't forget Mother and Daddy. From
your little girl,
Margaret Thomas Bayly.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
am a good little girl. Please
bring me bottle of cologne, box of
handkerchiefs, manicuring set, a
pair of gloves. Also candy, oranges,
apples and nuts. Your little girl,
Martha Hall.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18

Dear Santa:
I am little boy four years old and
have always been good. Please bring
me Hudson car with lights, a wheel
barrow and a horse on wheels.
want sone candy and nuts too. Please
bring sister Lillyan a piano and doll.
Your little boy Bobby Barnes.
additional Letters on Pag 10Y
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Ueaf SANTA Claus:
I am little girl nine years of age
and would like for you to bring me a
Mania doll with black curly hair and
will wink. blink and has an open
mouth with teeth. I also want a pair
Of galoshes. bedroom slippers, and a
headed pocket book. Don't forpet to
bring me some candy, nuts. fruits and
fireworks. Louise King.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18
Dea rSanta Claus:

Dea rSanta Claus:
I am a little girl years old. go
to school every day. I would like for
you to bring me sweater and pair
of Artics and doll baby and candy,
apples, oranges and nuts and any
thing else you like. From your little
girl Marcie Ards.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18

Dear Santa:
l am little girl 5 years old. I am
not old enough to go to school yet.
But Santa, please bring me wagon
and a Teddy bear, oranges, nuts, and
candy. Please don't forget Mother
and Daddy. Your little girl,
Ruth Perdue.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18

Dear Santa:
Please bring me a train and UNI
orella, foot ball. Trim my tree please.
Do not forget my brothers. Your lit
tie boy, Warren Littleton.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
l am boy IL years old, go to
school every day. l want a sweater
and a Be Be gun and a boy scout
knife and apples and oranges candy
and nuts and anything else you like
From your little boy Paul Ards.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18

Dear Santa:
Please bring me doll, that cries,
a baby carriage, and some dishes.
Also some candy, oranges, apples, and
nuts. Your little girl,
Jessie Louise Hall.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1926-12-18
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
Please bring me a doll that cries,
and goes to sleep, a story book, a
ring, and a pair gloves. And also
candy, oranges, apples, and nuts.
Your little girl,
Evelyn Hall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
ROSE HILL CHAMP >,
OF SHOOTERS

Miss Rose Hill of the Draughon's
Business College team had the most
accurate eye for the basket of any
Of the winsome forwards in the Girls
Commercial League during tho first
round Of play, it is revealed in fig
ures compiled by Secretary u. Milton
Massie of the league. She looped
the ring for q total of 80 points. II
more than her closest rival. Miss
Bill Glover of Sacred Heart. with
3s.
Othcr scorers during the first round
were Isabelle CARRIER, j.. &. c. W.
20; Myrnie Thomas, Draughon,s, % !;
Lena Weilbachcr, ST. Johns, IL;
Julia Terrell, Sacred Heart. 10;
ethel Swain, Guarantee, IL; Mrs. X.
:. Oliver, Guarantee, II: Irene Wilk-
ems. l.. &. c. w, u: Mary Svec.
Draughon's, 10; Agnes EiIo. ST.
Johns, 10; Thelma Engelhart. st.
ohn's, o; Velma Hassman. st. JOHNS,
); Melba Price, l.. G. c. w, 81;
Ruth Galloway, Guarantee, 3; Mar
;aret Burkholder. Sacred Heart, /.
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GOLFERS READY
To START At
DALLAS
Course in Shape Though
Weather Wintry-S. A.
Men Enter.

DALLAS, Jan. 22.-CP)-Clearin
skies here dispelled any doubt that
the first annual Dallas open golf
tournament might have to be post
poned because of the blizzard. Light
snow here last night failed to Law its
wet blanket over the Cedar Crest golf
course. Officials said early today that
there was every indication that the
course would be in good condition TO-.
the meet that will be played here Sat.
urday, Sunday and Monday.
Pairings for medal play scheduled
to start Mt s a. m. Saturday follow:
b. Gather, Bryan. Tex. Tom Sock
well. Dallas; W. Ii. Glass. Dallas.
Louis Redman, Dallas; Jack Gould,
Muskogee, Okla. Bob Higgins, Chick
asha. Okla.
James Canavan, Sioux City. Iowa :;
Clark Hamilton. Denver; Joe Rose
man. Evanston, Ill.
Harry McCommas, Dallas; Al
Hearne, Hastings, Neb. W. III. Lund-
berg. Houston.
Carl Baker. Houston; w. A. NJ
| Cornell. Waco; William Hutchinson.
Ponca City. Okla.
Harvey Pennick. Austin; Anthony
AAuntID; T4iItSlOIu. ". Il. Nlut
Hughes, Buffalo. y. Y.
Al Espinosa. Chicago: Willie Hunt
er, Los Angeles; Joe Turnesa, Fins
ford. n. Y.
Fred Hunt. Shreveport: Louis
Myers, Providence, r. l.; Al Lesper-
ance, Chicago.
JACK O'Connor. New York; Fran
els Walsh, Appleton. Wis; Rudy
Fielitz. Cleveland, Ohio.
J. 3. Kinncar, Detroit; Carl An
'crson. Danbury. Conn; W. c. Cor
don, Rockford, III.
Jack Burke. Houston: Abe Espi-
nosa, San Francisco: Al Watrous,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dave Spittal, Savannah, Ca; Ar;
Longworth, st. Louis; Jack Gordon,
Buffalo, y. Y.
Eddie Murphy. Chicago; Charlie
Manning, Shreveport; William Leach.
Philadelphia.
James Mckenzie. Dallas; Dewey
Weber. Chicago; John Bredemus, San
Antonio.
William Mckenzie, Dallas: Fred
Baroni, Philadelphia Harold Long
Galesbury, III.
harry cooper, Oallas john NrolC
en-, Paterson, y. j.; William Mehl
horn, Chicago.
Tom Lally, San Antonio: Tor
Burke, Fort Worth; Fred Greenhill
Dallas.
Jack Forester. Short Hills, n. W;
John Rogers. Pittsburgh, Pa; Larry
Nabholtz. Cleveland.
William Creayy. New York; Pat
Doyle, Elmsford, y. y; Tom Boyd,
New York.
Macdonald Smith, New York; Joe
Kirkwood. Australia; Bobby Cruick-
shank, Chicago.
Amateurs:
Charles Dexter, Dallas; Tommy
Cochran, Wichita Falls; Jack Spear,
Houston.
J. II. Harmed, Dallas, Frank Lewis,
Jr., San Antonio; Leo Acker, Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
ABILENE HAS
UNTR|ED
/ F M
local College Coalers Meet
Visitors at Post
Friday.

The Rattlcrs are expected to strike
hard in their two basket ball games
of this weekend.
The McMurry College team. from
Abilene, which tackles the clever st.
Mary's College five here Friday AMI
Saturday, first at Fort Sam Houston
Friday night at s O'Clock and then
Saturday night at S on the Turner
Hall floor. is an inexperienced cole :.
tion Of youngsters, though willing and
dangerous.
Nix. forward: Parks, center, and
Leicester, guard, are freshmen, and
West. forward, and Donaldson, guard,
are sopbomores.
The McMurry team has played two
games this season losing both, the
first to Dallas University, is to 10.
and the second TO Daniel Baker Col
lege's strong five, 40 TO -.
St. Mary's probably viii have Harm
and English at forwards, Votava a.
center, and Captain Carver an
Brotse at guards to start, with sey
eral others. including Preston, Wi
and Nesrsta. likely to see action.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
WESLEYAN CONFIDENT
Of BEATING WILDCATS

Coach Dewey Smaliey's Braeken-
ridge High wildcats viii be out fol-
blood Friday afternoon when they
meet the Wesleyan Institute five in
the second game of their Academic
Basketball League schdule. They will
play on the Wesley Community House
court, corner Leona and Colime
streefa
The Wildcats dropped their opening
game to Sidney Lanier by the over
whelming score of S6-to-4 ~
Coach Scott ThompsoD Of wesleyan
Is confident his boys viii run up a
score on the Wildcats equally as large
as did Sidney Lanier. The Institute
five looked strong in its opening
league victory over San. Antonio
Academy.
The game scheduled Thursday af.
ternoon between Alamo Heights and
San Antonio Academy was postponed
for lack of a court. 1t win be played
either Friday or Saturday, on a court
yet to be selected.
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college BasketBa
Houston: T.. q. o.. 81: Rice. "a.

Houston: T. G. u, %; Rice, "a.
Austin: st. Edwards, 81; South.
west Texas Teachers, %.
Lawrence: Oklahoma, 20; Kan
sas. 81.
Dallas: Y. NJ. II. A., 40; Baylo,
Freshman, is.
t. Louis: DePauw, AZ: {. Louis
T.. 81.
Bozeman, Mont: Utah Aggies, 80
Montana tate College, 30.
Beaver Falls, Pa: Geneva, IS
George Washington. %.
At Mississippi City: Mississippi U.
30; Vanderbilt Is.
st. Pete, MINI. Augsburg %; Gus
tavus Adolphus %.
Malvern, Iowa: Tabor 80; Kear-
ney Normal (Neb.) 30.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
HIGH
DOPED NINE POINTS
BETTER THAN AUSTIN

A line on the opposition Brackcn-
ridge High School will encounter in
rs first real high school game 0.
the basket ball season when it meets
Austin High hero Saturday Is given
by comparative scores Of the two
teams games with San Marcos Bap.
fist Academy.
Breckenridge High Tuesday night
defeated the Baptists at San Marcos,
30 10 "a, while Thursday night, at
Austin, the Baptists nosed out Austin
High, % 10 20.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
CLAYBIRDS WILL FLY .
AGAIN AT S. A. TRAPS

The startled cry Of the elusive clay
bird will be heard Sunday afternoon
for the first time this season, when
members of the San Antonio Gun
Club shoulder their trusty shot guns
and 60 a-hunting before the municipal
trap in Breckenridge Park. The
Gnst "covey" will be flushed about
3 O'Clock.
Among the regulars who are ex-
pected TO grease up their trigger fin
gem Sunday are Bill Scott, +. o.
Lyman, Charles Steffler, I'd Temp.
kins, William Church, Doc Sorreil.
A. l. Huber and Fred Johnston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
Old Mike Roots for Kid
Golfer Who Used to
...,... Root for Him.

Fifteen years Al Watrous was a bat
boy at the Polo Grounds.
Mike Donlin then was the star hit,
ter Of the Giants-the idol Of the New
York fans and the particular pride Of
Watrous, the kid who handed Sir
Michael his trusty bludgeon every
time he walked to the plate.
Today Al Watrous IS a nationally
famous golfer. He's recovered from a
spell Of sickness and is entered in the
open tournament at Dallas.
And Mike Donlin is his caddie.
It's a labor Of love for Mike. He
has a deep affection for the bat boy
Of the old days and the crack golfer Of
the present.
I'D like 10 see him win just for old
times sake" said Mike. 'He was a
great kid in the old days at the Polo
Grounds. One Of those snappy young
sters. Best bat boy / ever saw.
we figured he'd be a ball player,
but like a lot OF other kids he turned
to golf and il got him. I'm roofing
for him Just as he did for me 10 years
ago.
And he can call me 'caddie,' too"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
RSKO WILL TAKE
ON JACK DELANEY

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 22-JP)
Announcement that Johnny Risko.
Cleveland heavyweight. will meet Jack
Delaney in a ten-round bout at Madi-
son quare Garden, New York, Febru-
airy Q. was made here today by Risko's
manager. A previous scheduled meet
ing was postponed when Risko went
down with la grippe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
RACE BETTING CASE
HALTED BY JUDGE

BALTIMORE. Jan. 22.-CR-
Hearing Of arguments on an iniunc.
tion petition TO restrain race track
betting in Maryland ended abruptly
Yesterday afternoon when Federal
Judge Morris A. Soper held the bill
1T particulars insufficient.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
HEADQUARTERS IN LEAD.

Headquarters Company. Twenty
bird Infantry, climbed into the lead
Division A of the Army "Y". Bas-
ct Ball League by defeating Com
my i. Second Engineers, 81 10 81.
Thursday night. Favor, right for
ard for the winners, was the boy
With the curly locks, tossing in "a
points. Routzon led the losers with
5 points.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
RED SOX SEEK
To BOLSTER
|NF|ELD
This is the sixteenth Of a series
Of stories on 1926 major league club
prospects.

BOSTON. Jan. Bolsterej
in the infield ana catching depart
ments by several deals. the Red SoI
have higher hopes Of success than they
had last season, when the club trailed
the American League pack.
Among the infield prospects are
Emmett McCan1. obtained from Port
land of the Pacific Coast League; Ra.
mon Herrera. Cuban star, who dis
played his ability at the keystone bag
in the closing part Of the 1925 cam.
paign, and Fred Haney, late Of De-
troit
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
Fight Results

PATERSON, n: Eddie '(Cow.
boy) Anderson, Casper, Wyo., won q
newspaper decision over Petite Mack.
jersey City no rounds.
TAMPA, Fla.-Jack Renault OF
Canada knocked out Clemente Save
dra, Chile (2).
URBANA. Ill.-Eddie Shea, Chi
eago, knocked out Burt Wanders, Buff
faIo ~.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
TOURNEY POLO
TE ANS PLAY
FOUR CANES
Fields Found Too Heavy
for Thursdays
Program.

After being called of. put back on.
then called off again Thursday, the
-FOUR games scheduled as the third
10y = oiIer'nb III the Southwestern
circuit Cups polo tournament have
oeen set for Friday afternoon, two at
i1arbord Field, on the far edge of Fort
sam Houston, TO the east of the Aus
in road, and two at Kelly Field. Tenn
porarily. becasse of the soft turf after
Thursday mornings rain, the Brack-
enridgc Park field has been abandoned.
1t may be ready for use again Sun
day. The other fields, judged too
damp Thursday, are now u. X.
The afternoons program, with line
ups and goal handicaps follows:
HiKB0RD FIELD, Up. NJ,
Second Division IN (O) Dallas
King CD ............... (O) Mayer
No. 1
'"''''"i'S W No., No. . 'o' Adkins
Cullins t3) ........ (0) Wilfong
Murtaugh % .,-...;.... (O) Green
Lockett( u
Subs.
HARB0ItD FIELD. =. VI.
Camp Maria ts) (2) Wichita Falls
Mckinney 90 49,. CD Minnick
Morris 90 ...... O0) Fes therstone
No. =
Herman (2D 49,. 80. t0) White
No. ,
Harrison % ........ (0) Robbins
J .
Subs.
KELLY FIELD, 2 PPM.
Fort Clark (2) % Fort Bis.
stadleT 20 w. 10. % Walker
Jernigon (0) ......... "a Collier
Creek % ........... "a Barrett
No. .
johnson ID ........... (O) Moore
No. (
Howarth (0) .......... ID Meyer
Subs.
KELLY FIELD. 4P. VI.
End +. a. Brig. (3) t0) End Div. INF.
Hayman 90 $1,000. (O Wilson
Brown 81 ............ (O) ABBOTT
No. =
Lewis % 49,. tO) Gross
Babcock % .......... (0) Iancey
(0) .... (0) Parrish
Subs.
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GOLF AT LOCKHART.

LOCKHART. Tex, Jan. 9Th,
fockhart Golf Club at regular meet
ing decided on tournament TO bp
held on the links at the Caldwell
County Fair Grounds February %
After the tournament there viii be q
barbecue dinner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
NE WTRACK COACH.

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 22.-P)-
Forest Smithson, former Oregon agri-
cultural college track star and high
hurdles champion in the 1908 Olymic
Fames, was appointed track coach at
ST. Mary's College here today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
BATTLES on INFIELD.

The battle for infield positions cen
ters about second and third bases, for
Phil Todt at first ald Dudley Lee at
short, last years regulars, are favored
to retain their jobs. Herrera, il be
meets expectations, likely will get tn
keystone portfolio in preference 10
McCsnn or Bill Rogell. a regular most
Of 1925. Haney will have a rival for
the third base in Chef Fowler, drafted
from Minneapolis. =
The backstopping brigade has been
strengthened by the acquisition OF
Alec CASTOR. formerly Of the Giants,
from Toledo. Picinich, Bischoft,
Stokes and Bill Moore. Kansas CITY
product. are other receivers available.
DRAFT LUNDGREN.
The Red Sox have their veterans.
Ehmke, Ruffing. Wingfield ana
Zahniser, as a nucleus for a pitching
staff. Delmar IIndgre1, right-handcd
pitcher. has been drafted from the
Birmingham club Of the Southern As
sOeiatiOn.
The outfield is well fortified With
Flagstead. Carlyle, Rosenthal AMI
jenkins. besides two rookies-Elton
LangfoTd who was bought from Dies
Moines. and ID. W Shaner. purchased
from Lincoln. More purchases are
promised.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
FIRST HOCKEY
GAME Makes
BIC HIT

Ice hockey-ask anyone Of a thou
"1nf enthusiasts who were wedged in
the Crystal Palace rink Thursday night
lis a variety Of greatly condensed
chained lightning. 1t is a high-powered
salesman for arnica and a sure cure
for that tired feeling.
In fact, ice hockey is just about
as swifS clever and exciting as any
sport introduced in this vicinity since
Sam Houston quit playing tag with
Santa Anna.
The Crystal Palace team won its
opening game, defeating the Second
Division sextette, 4 to 8, but only az
ter two extra fiye-minute periods had
been played and every man on both
teams had one or more slight memen-
toes Of the occasion, where he had
neglected 10 apply the padding.
KNEW THEIR HOCKEY.
For those who expected to witness
rather weak demonstration OF the
way the game should be played, the
fracas Thursday night was u revela-
ton. Two teams opposed each other
that knew their hockey, and the small
size Of the local rink only empha-
sized their cleverness and agility.
II the game flourishes here life
time, there probably never will be two
more eTenly-matched aggregations than
those which manipulated the puck
Thursday night. The large crowd,
drawn mostly through curiosity, was
cheering madly before the match was
over
The first fifteen-minute period was
scoreless. The scrimmages from one
end OF the rink TO the other were
desperate, with one man after the other
dashing a space with the little rubber
disk, only 10 have It snatched from
him and started in the other direc-
ton. Spills were numerous. the more
daring performers frequently sliding
Tor much yardage on the seat Of their
pants.
ANDERSON STARTS 1T.
Anderson, right defense for tie
Crystal Palace team, started the bah
,olling early in the second period
when be dashed the length Of the Ire
with the rubber and tipped one pasi
the Army goal keeper. Poulen, dash
ing Army wing. had put one into the
Nrystal Palace net shortly before this
but the referees whistle had blown
and the score did not count.
Richardson Of the Army, tied the
count in the opening minute Of III.
third period. centering 4 perfect rBot
but il stood this way only a few sec
onds before ST Rosenthal. the one
end only. burst into sudden aclion
End siippei one by the Arny's goal
tender. Then. with n few minutes
left TO play, Marshall Of the Army.
broke loose aud sped the puck into
the Crystal Palace net. The score
was % when the last bell rang.
Neither team scored during the
first extra five minute period. al
though the Second Division sextette
took four or five cracks at the Palace
net in quick succession. Starkey. Pal
ace goal-keeper. warded the rubber off
IN a brilliant manner.
RILEY Is HERO.
Lieutenant Bill Riley, commandont
Of the Cadet Cop,s at West Texas
Military Academy. was the hero Of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22

Twenty powerful electric lights to
improve tennis conditions in New
York for the approaching struggle be-
tween stars of France and America
will be tested at the Seventh Regi-
ment Armory by u. S. l.. T. A. of
ficials tomorrow.
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2ATTLERS STRONG FAV0RITES TO TRIM MMURRY
BRIEFS

The champion Pirates will open the
1926 National League season against
the Cardinals at ST. Louis on April
ID. according to a schedule drafted at
Pittsburgh after joint committee of
the two major leagues had failed to
agree in a week-long New York meet
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22
RICE RALLY FALLS
SHORT AND FROGS
REMAIN UNBEATEN

HOUSTON. Jan. 22.-Rice Insti-
tues late rally fell short last night
and Texas Christian University. one
Of the indicated leaders Of the South.
western Conference basket ball race,
remained with a clean slate. The Horn
ed Frogs won by a score Of % to "a.
Rice uncovered a new star il Grant,
former Houston Heights High School
player, whose work figured largely in
the game effort the locals made. Grant
tied Captain George of the Frogs for
high point honOrs with nine.
The Texas Agpes play Rice here
Friday night, the Aggies' first confer
ence game away from their home
court.
shot two goals in succession, envugb
to more than balance a last minute
goal by Howard Of the Second ID
vision team.
The second ice hockey game will bf
played next Thursday night between
the Division team and Brooks Field.
Major Ralph Royce, who refereed
Thursday nights clash. is a mainstaT
Of the Brooks Field six.
The referee frequently footed hi.
whistle and started the ball from
scrimmage again, but in every in.
stance was because one Of the players
had passed the puck up the court IA
a team.mate, a move forbidden in
hockey. Passing must be either {,
the side or back.
The line.ups:
Crystal Palace az. Army Isl
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RILEY is HERO.

Lieutenant Bill Riley, commandont
Of the Cadet Corps at West Texas
Military Academy. was Tho hero of the
closing dash By the Palace tran
which gave them victory. He quickly
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22

Paul Bencoo of the New York Ath.
letic Club, whose side was pierced by
broken fencing foil in a recent
match. will recover. SO say hospital
physicians, who anticipate he will be
able to leave the institution within.
two weeks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-22

George Goodwin,' champion English
walker, is due ill New York Sunday
on the Samaria. Goodwin will com
pete against the American titleholder,
Willie Plant, in a three-mile interna.
tionai event at the Millrose games, on
February 1.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. nc
l4l1 Eye St. NV. Franklin 95O5.