Longhorns Plan Strong Back Field for 1913 Season
Texas awaits a full early season camp at San Marcos beginning September 10 to build a potent back field around Captain Clark Brown. Losses include Higginbotham Kane K L Berry and others, but returnees such as Edmond Roseborough and Niblo bolster a fast aggressive unit. The schedule opens October 3 at Austin against Fort Worth Polytechnic with eight games in total including Baylor Sewanee and Oklahoma.
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Pete” Edmond
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Halbert
Roseborough
Fort Worth Polytechnic College
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Austin College At
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University of the South
Sewanee
Sports Card: Kansas State Farm Opponents Houston and Notre Dame
A historic schedule notes Kansas State Agricultural College to play Houston on November 18 and Notre Dame to face them in Austin on November 27. The pair of games frames a mid season stretch with notable nonconference opponents.
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Homa
Houston
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Notre Dame
Austin
Fire department to build two motor fire trucks
Commissioner D C Coates says the Spokane fire department will replace horse-drawn units with two motor-driven fire fighters. Materials have been ordered and top mechanics will assemble the trucks, signaling a big saving for the department.
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Spokane
D. C. Coates
St Paul Auto Club Tours Routes Through Four Cities
Seventy club members ran a 100 mile route last week with stops in Stillwater Taylors Falls New Richmond and Hudson. New Richmond served as the noon control and the new prison at South Stillwater acted as an emergency control point.
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Taylors Falls
Minn
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Hudson
Wis
South Stillwater
Weasels Win Loosely In Double Indoor Baseball At Y M C A
The Weasels beat the Tigers 12 to 9 in the opener as Warren scattered hits and Flaherty allowed clumped swats. Merscheidt stood out for the Tigers with four hits in six at bats and Warren fanned five. In the second game the Lions defeated the Hyenas 11 to 5 as E. Hawk starred on the base paths and Bond held the line with four runs crossed in a single inning. Batteries were Warren and Green for the Weasels while Flaherty and Cartwright faced the Tigers. Maurer, Bond, KE Hawk, Sexauer and Archer worked for the Hyenas and Lions.
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ST. Louis
Washington
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Balenti
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Dineen
Egan
Red Sox take third straight in win over Blanding team
Boston mounds nine runs as Hartsell Veach Cobb and Walter pace offense with two base hits three base hit and sac hits. Blanding crew adds runs on hits and errors with Dill and Zeider tallying in a close road setback.
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Crawford
Bauman
Moriarty
Dubuc
Cobb
Walter
Knight
Fisher
Evans
Ferguson
Boston Innings Edge Cleveland In Slugfest
Boston wins 4 to 3 over Cleveland in a nine inning game. Key moments include Speaker and Yerkes with two base hits and Lajoie Turner sluggers for Cleveland. Hooper Engle and Gardner involved in multiple double plays as Cullop and Collins each fan three.
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Hughes Is Jinxed In Ninth Inning Defeats For Washington
The article notes Tom Hughes of Washington has the most ninth inning reverses this season, with three. Walter Johnston has not allowed any ninth inning failures, as Washington and Idaho phenom combined to pull several games from the fire. Also listed are AL pitchers charged with ninth inning defeats and a statistic: 5187 steam laundries employing 19,434 people in the United States.
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Tom Hughes
Washington
Senators
Walter Johnston
Idaho
United States
Tigers and Yankees Split Doubleheader in Detroit
Detroit saw the Tigers and Yankees split a twin bill with an 8 to 1 Tigers win in game one and a 4 to 2 victory for Detroit in game two. Fisher allowed 13 hits in the opener while Dubuc yielded five. Lake lasted two innings in relief before House settled the second game.
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Tigers
Yankees
Fisher
Dubuc
Lake
House
Maisel
Cook
Hartsell
Rf Peckinbaugh
Knight
Zeider
Gossett
Red Sox Rally In Ninth Sparks Warmer Pennant Hopes
The 1920s style recap shows Boston’s dramatic ninth inning rallies lifting the Red Sox in the pennant race. Speaker and Lewis lead Boston with late hits while Cleveland Stovall’s men, Washington and St Louis also post ninth inning wins.
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Steel
Cullop
Gregg
Kahler
Falkenberg
Blanding
Mitchler
St. Louis
Hamilton
Stone
Baumgardner
Leverenz
Weisman
Detroit
Lake
Bush
Dubuc
Willett
Klawitzer
Washington
Hughes
Groom
Philadelphia
Bender
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Plank
New York
Keating
Ford
Fisher
Schulz
Chicago
Scott
Russell
Walsh
Boston
O'Brien
Wood
Hall
Indiana Issues About 12000 Licenses In July Surge
In the last two weeks of July the Indiana secretary of state issued nearly 12,000 motor car licenses. A new state law requiring an annual license became effective July 1 but the tags arrived about two weeks later, around mid July.
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Indiana
Washington Delinquents List to Be Printed by Secretary Howell
Secretary Howell will print only the delinquent motor vehicle owners list for sheriffs, not all owners, as the state reports over 25 000 vehicles. A European source notes that powerful industrial electric current is dangerous under certain conditions.
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I M. Howell
Washington
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