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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1914

Page

18

Reminiscences of Pasts Hurled by Billiard Wizards

The article recalls famed billiards clashes featuring Jake Schaefer and Frank Ives plus William Hoppe. It highlights Schaefer’s dramatic 1908 Chicago win over Ives, a landmark in the game's history, with long runs, high averages, and crowd scenes around the final night. It notes Joe Ullman, Abe Levy, Maxey Blumenthal era betting and the 2000 a side match as part of the era’s drama.

William F. Hoppe George Sutton Chicago New Yorker Sutton Alfredo DeOro Jake Schaefer Frank Ives Central Music Hall St. Louis DeOro Jerome Keogh Ives Schaefer Crosse Joe Ullman Abe Levy Maxey Blumenthal Schaefer Jake Schaefed

Buffs Hopeful After Tough Start In Texas League

Houston fans rally despite the Buffs sliding to the cellar with a string of one run losses. New signings Dode Criss and Roger Edmondson boost Houston pitching as Otto Sons Day approaches and the Nationals train in Charlottesville amid strong infield defense claims.

Houston Tex Buffs Galveston Dode Criss Venice Roger Edmondson Eddy Dode Ware Rose Napier Clarke Ray Harris Roy Allen Oran Dodd Jeff Clarke Tom Harris Houston Energy Otto Sons Houston Rooters

Reds Front Office Offers English Course for Cuban Catcher

Manager Herzog indicates willingness to send Mike Gonzales to school and fund English studies at the Red Club’s expense to nurture the Cuban catcher into a top backstop.

Herzog The Reds Mike Gonzales Red Club

Dallas Fans Rally as Struggles Continue in Early Campaign

Dallas Tex April 18 The Dallas team, hurt by injuries and a 30 day suspension for infielder Jordan, played through ten days with effort despite setbacks. Catcher Menafee broke a hand and pitcher Erickson suffers pleurisy while Basham and Kellerman heal. Owner Joe Gardner faces fan support amid controversy but the club remains hopeful for a pennant push with possible help from major league allies.

Dallas Tex Gus Kellerman Giants Menafee Basham Kellerman Erickson Joe Gardner Jordan

Federal League turmoil aided Ray Chapman salary rise

The ongoing Federal League turmoil helped Ray Chapman secure a substantial 1914 salary increase. He received an additional 1500 dollars in his new contract.

Federal League Ray Chapman Ray

Memphis Southern League Club Nears 1914 Signing

Manager Mike Finn of the Memphis Southern League team has nearly completed his 1914 roster with 32 men gathered. Most are recruits to be given tryouts in the coming weeks.

Mike Finn Memphis

Cassidy Signs with Federals After Western Outfield Stint

Minor league outfielder Harry Cassidy of Denver last season joins the Federals. He has been ordered to report in Chicago on March 1 for assignment.

Federals Harry Cassidy Denver Cassidy Chicago

Comanches and Apaches Win In Junior B Indoor Baseball

In the Junior B Indoor Baseball League at the Y M C A on Saturday the Comanches beat the Mohawks 4 to 3. The Apaches edged the Cherokees 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel led by H Hamilton and Stewart. Barr, Dascomb, R Porter, King, Postlewaite, Gibson, Clarke, Ivancich, Beltel, Evans, Miller, Jonas, Stewart, and Tatum were among the standout performers.

Comanches Mohawks Apaches Barr Dascomb R. Porter Porter King Postlewaite Gibson Clarke Ivancich H. Hamilton Stewart Hamilton Beltel Evans Miller Jonas Tatum

Longhorns Open First Southwest College Wrestling Meet

In Austin Texas on April 18 the University of Texas hosted the first Southwest college wrestling meet. Texas defeated Nebraska in two of three bouts and Charlie Turner and Smith of Roswell both won their matches while Joe Glenny of Houston edged Paschal of Nebraska in the 128 pound bout. The event signals wrestling's potential permanent place in Texas athletics.

Austin Tex Texas Southwest University of Texas Universit Nebraska Longhorns Charlie Turner Roswell N. M Longhorn Oklahoma Houston Guenther Nebraska University of Chicago Smith Joe Glenny Paschal

Beaumont Team Optimistic On Strong Start And Possible Additions

Beaumont reports recent wins validate manager Leidy's likely strong roster as heavy hitting and teamwork drive results. Rumors place Wylie and Giants pitcher Schupp joining soon, with Nixon sold to clear space. Attendance soars with 3000 fans last Sunday and rising crowds, while road trip tests mettle before a 15 game home stretch. Heine Berger holds out over Nashville terms.

Wylie Schupp New York Giants Nixon Beaumont

Cotton pursues Nationals tryout at own expense

Ward Cotton traveled from Iowa to the Nationals training camp asking for a tryout, paying his own suit, room and board. He hopes to earn a chance to join the team.

Feds Ward Cotton Iowa State Nationals

Pinks Edge Blues To Claim Junior B Pennant

The Pinks clinched the Junior B Basketball League pennant by one game over the Blues in a final contest. Key players included Roy Ransom at left forward, William Gibson as partner forward, Hassel King at center, Hix Green at left guard, and Captain Stewart at guard. Stewart’s versatility and defensive impact earned him All-American recognition.

Drew The Pinks Roy Ransom George Wheeler Hassel King Hix Green Norris Stewart William Gibson Blues Ransom King Stewart Ander

Waco Navigators Show Strong Hitting as Pennant Chance Grows

Waco fans applaud the Navigators for strong hitting and solid play in 1914. Manager Hardy contemplates lineup tweaks with Rose and Malmquist boosting the lineup while Grubb and Johnson pace pitching. Outfield struggles noted and Bill Goodman under suspension lingering.

Waco Tex Navigators Hardy Rose Bill Rennard Tanner Malmquist Akin Grubb Dallas Fort Worth

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