CWLG Take Two In City League
The Owls defeated the Missions in both games by solid bowling led by Altman, Greck, Koerps, Haarman, Karney and Zwercher. The Missions showed late fight, but the Owls pulled away, with scores near 236 in one game and extra innings deciding the second.
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Owls
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Greck
Koerps
Haarman
Karney
Zwercher
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Orvis
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T. Jaster
H. Altman
Hy. Sehalts
A. Engelke
Missiems
Hy Schuetze
I. Waxentiebr
M. Dullniz
Dulinig
A. Berey
St Marys College Defeats Lakeside In Low-Scoring Game
St Marys College edged Lakeside 10 to 6 on Lakeside’s court at Weel Dunn yesterday. The Catholics displayed strong guard play and team defense, while Lakeside produced creditable effort in their season opener amid a tight, evenly contested halves. Referee Kneelan and umpire Leonara officiated. players included Garretene Hitnsm and Murphy for St Marys and Brygaberge for Lakeside.
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Lakeside
St Mary's College
Weel Dnn
St. Mary's
Wagate
Eimbt
Mary's
Garretene
Rela
St. Louis
Known New York Politician Starts Long Indoor Race at Madison Square Garden
Richard Croker acted as starter for a long indoor race between Dorande, the Julian, and Hayes, the American, held at Madison Square Garden in November. Durando, defeated by the London Mivathan Wie yon, sought revenge in the event amid training disruptions.
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New York
Richard Croker
Dorande
Julian
Hayes
Madison Square Garden
Durando
Local lad Chick Smith eyed by San Antonio Athletics
Charles V. W. Soule notes Chick Smith, a southpaw pitcher from the town, has signed with the San Antonio Athletics after two years with local independent teams. Manager Leidy says Smith will receive every opportunity, and a strong season is anticipated with potential tryouts for higher leagues.
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Chierles
W. Soule
Mspiek" Smith
Nas Tae
Ulna
Smith
San Antonio
San Antonio Athletics
Southwest
Young
Leidy
Mike Dod
Local School Football Teems in Deadlock Standoff
Unclear Hiti School reserve team refuses to stop playing and a match is planned between them and a second squad. The text notes basketball and football activity, mentions teams, players, and local gymnasiums but many phrases are garbled. Confirmed details point to a school sports stalemate and an upcoming encounter.
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Hiti School
Idlie Marshall
Sont Ray
Bonded chase shifts and plans for a new infield
Manager Leidy selects men for upcoming jolls amid a chaotic setting as a crowd gathers under the Broncie banner. He aims to pace a reform in the process on the 18th, hoping to save another showing. A note on counterfeiting appears, with a claim that fake money substitutes genuine Poley’s Honey and Tar remedies sold by Bexir Drug Co.
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Tab
Leidy
Poley
Colt
Bexir Drug Co
High School Basketball Organizing and Tryouts
Organized efforts begin as High School plans for both boys and girls teams. Prospective captain Walker Lipscomb and coach roles are named, with candidates from Texas and Virginia schools. Practice starts soon. no coach chosen yet, but several strong players showing promise for the boys squad. Girls report rapid progress toward a first title, with multiple coaches aiding and students training for early trials.
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Verbert
Bool
Wd Walker Lipscomb
Arnon the Prin
Way Scott
Texas Clampign
Bekook Bean
Sten Wid Dretas
Allater
Iivade Avelin
Eoieh
Gsayeral
Shotma Fine
Firut Hin Heal
National Amateur Billiard Players set February or March tournament
New York Dec 1 The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players decided at a meeting to hold its annual tournament for billiards next February or March. The exact date will be set by a committee. The association also abandoned the 18-ball method and shifted to a 15-ball game. Chapin, Hidalgo County Texas laid out as county seat, bound for a date with Walchtt grows Bay. Beetote Kansas and Texas clipped.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Tilliord Players
Wags
Rammittes Hiler
Thay
Chapin
Hidalgo County
Texas
Dale City
Walchtt
Eight Thousand Dollars in Prizes for Auto Drivers
Way Fork Dec 1 Eight thousand dollars was distributed today at the headquarters of the Automobile Club of America in this city to hurst five drivers who crossed the finish line in the recent Grand Prize race at Savannah Ga The drivers are Tuuls Wagner Victor Hemery Felice Nazgard Hantriot and Hautvasl Wagner who drove the Pintlo sncress received 1100 while Hemery who crossed the tape second in the Benz var gets the next largest amount 2000 Gol pingog were used exclusively in dwarde ing and Robert Tee Morrell chairman of the city committees of the Auto club officiated A complimentary luncheon followed by the awarding of the prizes will be a week or 10 days before the gold cap will be presented les representive of the Italian company
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Savannah
Tuuls Wagner
Victor Hemery
Felice Nazgard
Hantriot
Hautvasl
Wagner
Hemery
Gol’ Pingog
Robert Tee Morrell
Auto Club
Les Representive
Halian Iat Company
Big Stick In Football At Odds With Times
Article reports the administration facing criticism as football is debated in national terms. It mentions Denver, Indian affairs, and a call for Carlisle Indians to keep a date with a big event. The piece uses oblique, satirical phrasing about sports and politics and implies delays and tensions around a significant football display.
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Gome
Macedoniad
Bate
Quail hunting tale links Cubs pitcher to local chase
A story from Knox County Indiana describes pitcher Jud Brown of the Cubs among a hunting party that posts on a farmer’s land. He shows his identity with a “three fingers” signal and is invited to dinner. The piece also mentions Chapin moving to Hidalgo County Texas and a Moore building project.
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Beret
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Lily Farm
Spor ts Scrapbook Preview of 1910s Athletics and Races
A fragmented summary of early 20th century sports notes mentions the Chicago Cubs prospects, London athletic venues, and Notre Dame basketball drawing southern opponents. It notes Armand Hassey and Ben Sayers touring the U.S., and hints at racing events at Morris Park and plains, with various universities preparing teams and schedules for upcoming seasons.
Chicago Club Heads Heal the Breach
Chicago club leaders report a quarrel is patched as Murphy confirms Chance will coach the team to spring training. Johnson, head of the American League, says ticket prices for next season will rise, with the national association arguing fans paid to see fair competition.
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Murphy
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Bael
Bart
Throisi
Johnson
Merkle Turns Toward Law Than Baseball After Season
Merkle, Giants infielder noted for a bases running error, leaves baseball focus to study law at Columbia. He plans three years of study, aims for a winter program, and may seek a coaching post later, while remaining with the Giants for next season.
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Stixle & Cole
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Cole
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How Johnny Managed
The Chicago Record-Herald reports a child’s family exchange where Johnny praises his ability to get along with a neighbor, noting that his daily practice helps keep peace. His mother emphasizes the value of cooperation and mutual respect in neighborhood relations.
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Johnny
Caicago Record-Herald
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