Knights of Columbus Double Victory Update on Sunday Games
Knights of Columbus dominated the Osan headquarters day with a 8 to 3 win over Garshy nal Corps after a earlier 15 run, 12 hit triumph. Clayton and Song led offense, while Aldworth and Narou shone on the mound in both battles, with strong defense from Keller and Colline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Colubus Paket
Sam Hunston
Essny
Osan
Billy Leathe
Ehuywlag
Stanley Weller
Iefhosh
Garshynal Corps
Hess
Knights
Twitter Orr
Phos Rover
Aldworth
Settler
Clayton
Phiberty
Song
Mls
Keller
Colline
Mesars
Brooks
Klemp
Insers
Signal Corps
Ich
Wauter
Aldsworth
Sports Briefs from Various Cities Including Baseball Contests
A collage of brief sports notes from Cleveland to New York reports several spring games. Highlights mention Brant pitching for New York in a game with Beaumont and Carson, Fletcher's notable early inning, and Detroit Americans defeating Louisville in a ten inning game. Other items note Washington Americans over Cincinnati Nationals, and St Louis Nationals shutting out St Louis Americans in a preseason series.
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Bragmost
Tox
Apri
Prxas Langue
New York
Brant
Fletcher
Beaumont
Perritt, Ritter, Schapp and Meyers
Brant and Carson
Memphis
Penn
Toston _ Americans
Louisville
Detroit Americans
ST. Louis
Louis Nationals
Suhdas
Nationals
Waugh Set for bout with Read in Queensberry rules
Bobby Waugh arrives for a scheduled ten round bout against Read under Marquis of Queensbury rules. Waugh praises his recent form and aims to secure a title shot, while Read, who arrived Saturday, prepares with six miles of training and a final tune up.
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Bobby Waugh
Fort Worth
Walter L
Shreve Park
Nest Cinaraday Nigat
Hougyr Wuigh
Ashlee
Waugh
Rend
Frankie Foces
Marquis of Queensbury
Read
Not the Old Washington and the Lost Prohibition Era
Fragmented reminiscence on Washington politics and figures. References to Chamberlin, Mullany, Wynne, and Irish politics mingle with humorous bits about booths, chips, and changing era. The piece evokes a vanished crowd and shifting capital mood with provincial nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chamberlin
Washington
New York Times
Jon
Juan
Hancock
Ius
Maryland
George Batley
Huston
Bill Sterrett
Texas
Chamterlin
Casital Stranger
Ubtrus
Dennis Mullany
Mullany
Wynne
Dublin
Franklin Pierce Morgan
Army Team Triumphs Over San Mateo At Pacific Exposition
Fort Sant Honsien hosts a rare basketball match where the Southern Defense Army team defeats San Mateo 14 to 11 in a Sunday contest. Key U S Army players Lieut Hiammmons and Ronk contributed while TJ Driscph and Wy G. Mevereaux starred for San Mateo.
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Fort Sant Honsien
Han Francisco
Cale
Southern Department
United States Army Para
San Mrte
Cal
Army
Aero
TJ. Driscph
Wy G. Mevereaux
San Mates
Lieut. I Hiammons
Preparations for Opening Ball Game Under Way
Local magnate Harrison D Benson announces full preparations for the opening game with seats available on Garden and South Pres streets. Governor Ferguson will throw the first ball with Mayor Brown watching. Umpire protected by a Mack. Cap Lefdy returns to San Antonio after acquiring three players in the Southern League including McGil for 400 dollars. Pitchers Flovick and Frost bought from New Orleans Pelicans Andres, with Jack Love added to boost the Nags in the race.
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Harrison d. Benson
Garden
South Pres
Gunter Hotel
James E. Ferguson
Clinton G. Brown
Time
Ump
Cap" Lefdy
San Antonio
McGil
Mobile
Lere Flovlick
Frost
New Orleans Pelicans
Andres
Jack Love
Beaumont
Harlandale team bags two wins on Sunday
The Harlandale baseball squad won twice on Sunday. In the morning they shut out Guarantee Shot Company 3 to 0 with strong pitching by MacCarty, allowing only one hit. In the afternoon they defeated a selected team composed of retired professionals 4 to 1, led by solid defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
Guarantee Shot Company
MacCarty Oitehad
Fendr Lek
Cooper
Tamainier
Wielman
Stentius
Soeuier
Storineany
Fox Kodakers Triumph Over Alamo Heights
The Fox Kodakers defeated Alamo Heights in a high school baseball game. Wedge pitched effectively, with strong hitting from teammates including Ander, Wright, and KD Athwell. Alamo Heights’ Gravex, Screvener and Dirtzman provided the opposition, while Harpatrite and Leary anchored the catching and left field positions. Umpire Deri officiated.
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Alain Leighes
Wedge
Eldridsy J
Gravex
Screvener
Dirtzman
Alanis Heights
Thie ‘Stefan
Catcher Harpatrite
Leary Fu
Iindteas
Lemat Wins Transcontinental Auto Race to Panama Exposition
RP LEMAT wins the transcontinental automobile race from New York to the Panama-Pacific Exposition grounds in San Francisco defeating Staley Taines by a few hours. They arrived Sunday afternoon after starting January 9 with Miss Margaret Gale as passenger. Lemat claims Lincoln Memorial Highway Trophy for the victory.
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San Francisco
Cal
RBP
Lemat
New York
Staley Taines
Jine
Exposition
Margaret Gale
Dames
Lemat Wing
Former Cincinnati mayor runs English stable of horses
A mangled report describes Julius Wieischmann, ex mayor of Cincinnati and head of the Wieischmann vig corporation, sending a young Englishman named Clarkson to England to join a local army, while the piece tangles with odd dialogue about duty, fear, and a prison missive amid scattered names and partial quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wieischmann
Cincinnati
Vig Corporation
New York World
Clarkson
England
Sugland
Engiant
Lowther Bros Win Thy Towkher Brotlers Defeat
Lowther Bros defeated Lie Ransom & Stishee remabitation Sunday afternoon 10 to 3. Teal rtaghty and others contributed in the field and at bat while Lath and the reel held strong on defense.
Chicago Baseball News Amid Conference Games Week
Chicago editors recap upcoming games as top teams clash this week. Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Tulane, Indiana, and Kentucky highlight schedules and travel plans for a busy slate. An Aero Glunaraywerica announces hydro airplane landing at Seventy second Street along East River in New York.
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Agra Chik
Gandlag
Mew
York
Aero Glunaraywerica
New Yorke
Thir Canntry Himes
Seventy-second Street
East River
Driving Club Matinee Delivers Fast Trot and Heat Wins
The matinee features a brisk pace as Duchess of Claire wins the feature trot ahead of Orphan, with Grvnie Whacford placing strongly. Shouting Star sweeps heats to claim the day, while Ladyess and Macona Electrite contend in early races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atsacollar
Tandy
Gea
Ton
Marty A
Crak
Payton
Ceiba
Krakauer
Iod
Duchess of Cure
Orphan Oy
Lonesome Party
Grvnie Whacford
Hernia
Shouting Star
Surnis
Clara Milena
Shooting Star
W. Robbie
Alway
Ladyess
CR. Marten
C. Lambert
Lydia J.T. Talley
J. M. Krakauer
Fes
Duchess of Claire
C. B. Lass
Gould to Defend Title in National Court Tennis
In Boston Massachusetts Anvil and its players prepared to start Monday in the national court tennis championship. Defending champion Jay Gould is expected to defend his title as M Brown Gould takes the defense duties for tile.
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Newa Sarvlea
George McManus
Nou
Miss Swivelhead
MR Igg
Knights OF Columbus
Wallop
Knights of
Calumtus
Gye
Abeer
Norio
Tower
Ter
Alwirek
Lincoln
Tose
Alsuu
Beare
Vutteburg
Wringer
Ravevioa
Megailian
Kantehmer
Sehang
Ienell
Hine
Dadlas
Fox
Ohio
Washington Americans
Cincinnati Nationals
Perce 'Tyieele, Finweger
Dansant
Phone Crockett 7700
ST. Anthony Hotel
the Baker Hotel Company
Te Bexar
Alfred Sanner
Prop
Travelers Hotel
Nagel & Wuest
Governor Ferguson
Mayor Brown
Iharlandales
FOX Kodakers
Alamo Heights
Harris
King
Rothwell
Snyder
Wright
Kam
Aulied
Ayery
Miles
Pat
Ines
Vekat
Suminy
Wansha
Shisheka
Bingville Stars
Tele Airintars
Beece Gazette Sunday
Aterman
Stara
House of Abbe
Hottie
UG Suaile
Katlerice
Collyse Wend
Wi Whicago
Tha
Centra
Wisconsin
Nine
Thy Totin
Kreete
Joske
Lady Bess, Duchess of Clare
Bankeks
Rice Wooten Mille
E. Houston St
Mephan Roy li Laweilyseville
Wood Ure (M. Brown
Jiental Shualingiar
T. Bailey
Clara Mitchell
Huthnehert
Ned Gruden
Leary
Dr. W. Koblae
Tedeea
Volljang
Dive
Arian
A. Geeigholm
Ot Putdock
J. Mera Sauce
Tiner
TL Buetz
Toske
Joske Hat Department
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