Y M C A Plans Eleven Team Sunday School League
The Y M C A introduces an eleven team Sunday School Basketball League with two sections named National and American Leagues. A A U rules prevent ringers, and a round robin final decides the championship with first and second prizes. First come, first served. closing date is Wednesday night. Horn Palace Cafe ad follows.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
George Wheeler
First Baptist
St. Paul Episcopal
Laurel Heights
A. H. Muir
L. E. Rock
E. G. Johnson
E. E. Dilley
J. Floyd Smith
Mills Stars and Meiers Teams Win
Mills Stars shut out Kaufman tribe 2 to 0 at Krisch’s park in a seven inning opener. Meiers Pharmacy defeated the Pruitts 10 to 3, the game ending early due to darkness after the eighth inning. Ezzell had two doubles and Simank a triple for Meiers as they piled up fourteen hits. Meiers climbed from the cellar with the win.
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Krisch's Park
Mills Stars
Kaufman Tribe
Meiers Pharmacy
Pruitts
Ramsey
Manny
Walter Johnson
Kaufmans
Mills
Meiers
H. .Ezzell
Simank
R. H. E. Betis
Lannin to Acquire Half of Red Sox stock
New York December 1 news reports retirements of Boston Red Sox owners James R McAleer Robert McRoy and Jake Stahl mark sale of a half interest in the club to Joseph Lannin a Long Island real estate man for more than 220000. Formal transfer planned December 10 with new officers to be elected. The remaining half is held by General Charles H Taylor and son John S Taylor who is expected to be elected.
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New York
James R. McAleer
Robert McRoy
Jake Stahl
Boston
Joseph Lannin
Long Island
Charles H. Taylor
John S. Taylor
Red Sox spring training sale reportedly surprises officials
Secretary Robert McRoy of the Boston American League Club returned from Hot Springs Arkansas where he closed spring training trip arrangements for the Red Sox. He said it was news to him that his holdings in the club had been disposed of but the deal might have been set without his knowledge. Jake Stehl, former Red Sox manager, declined to discuss the reported sale before definite information but said it came as a surprise to him.
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Robert McRoy
Hot Springs
Ark
Red Sox
Jake Stehl
Army Team Celebrates West Point Victory Parade
The Army football team returned to West Point after a Navy win, welcomed by cadets at the wharf and paraded up the hill with 600 volunteers. A mule from the pack train and a Navy goat decorated as "22" highlighted the display, as Captain Hoge and Trainer Tuthill received cheers. Vernon E. B. Prichard was elected next year’s captain. he has starred as quarterback and will graduate in 1915.
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West Point
Navy
Army
Academy
Hoge
Harry Tuthill
Vernon EB
Prichard
Iowa
Navy Football Welcomed Home After Loss
Annapolis spectators greet the Navy football squad on their return. A special train arrived late as players coaches and substitutes were escorted by midshipmen and townspeople. No bonfire or speeches. each player received an individual cheer ending with the siren yell and a chorus of next year next year next year.
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Annapolis
Navy
Midshipmen
Naval
Pruitts Schedule Important Thursday Meeting At Travis Park
The Pruitt baseball club calls a key meeting at Travis Park Thursday night. Manager Howard King confirms continued leadership. Ackermann remains field captain. All players are urged to attend to rally support and pursue contention in the Winter League.
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Pruitt
Travis Park
Howard King
Pruitts
Ackermann
Tissandier Sets Sea Speed Record in Glider Boat
In Paris on December 1 Paul Tissandier broke the world speed record on water with a new glider auto-boat at Triel on the Seine. He achieved an average speed of 58.5 miles per hour.
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Tissandier
Paris
Paul Tissandier
Trielon-the-Seine
Jack Coombs Leaves Hospital
Philadelphia pitcher Tack Coombs of the American League left the hospital where he had been confined since October before the world series. He resumed his training and was reported in good condition.
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Jack Coombs
Philadelphia
Tack” Coombs
Athlete to return home after three week stay
Coombs contracted typhoid of the spine during the last training season and will remain in the city for about three weeks before heading to his home in Maine. He expects to be in shape to join the Athletics next year.
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Maine
Coombs
Daubert 15 Batting Leader in National League
New York dispatch reports Jake Daubert of Brooklyn as the NL batting champion for 1913 with .350 in 139 games. Yingling and McDonald outrank him in 40 and about half the season, Cravath leads regulars with .341 and 19 home runs.
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Yingling
Earl
Brooklyn
McDonald
Charles
Cincinnati
Boston
Daubert
Jake
Miller
Roy
Philadelphia
Cravath
D. C
Cccssevede
Hyatt, Seen
R. H
Pittsburg
Collins
Walsh
W. R
s+secssevers Boston
Ison
Brown
Drummond
Ewes
Viox
James
Tinker
Joe
Becker, B
Hartley
Grover
Newark
Zimmerman
H. Chicago
Hess
Otto
Meyers, J. T
New York
Echmidt
Magee, &. R
Crandall
Otis
New -York-St. Lou
Wheat
Zack
Lobert, J._B
Wagner, John
Oakes
E. T
St. Louis
Snodgrass
Victor
Chicago
Adams
Hauser
Arnold
Shafer
Arthur
Leach
Thomas
Burns
George
Herzog
C. la
McLean
J. B
St. Louis- New York
Asccte
Hoblitzell
Serene
Evers
J. J
Huggins
Egan
R. J
Connolly
Joseph
Butler
Gibson, George
Pitteburgh
Schulte Frank
Henne
Kenetchy, Ed
McCormick, H
Myers
Ralph
Hendrix
Claude
Pittsbur
Kling
John
Stengel
Kelly
William J
Murray
Fischer
William
Brooklyn Steer Eeeweene
Wilson
J. O
Tts
Weenee
Mitchell
Mike
Chicago- Pittsburg
Teesvere
Moran
Herbert
Nee
Archer
Byrne
Robert
Clarke
Cincinnat
Devore
Josh
N. Y
Cincinnati-Phila
Knahe
Phil
Luderus, F
Fisher
R. T
Paskett
Almeida, R
Cincinnat Tee
Harman, R
Mowrey
H. H
James William
Wingo
Ivey
Clymer
Chicago-Boston
Sages
Munn
Lealle
Good Wilbur
Griffith
Lord
Bristol
Boston Ee
Evans
Louis
St. Louia
Phelan
Maranville
Walter
Names
Fimon
M. E
Kirkpatrick
Enow
Killifer, William
Kirke
Jay
Boston Ween
Rariden
Bos
Ward
Chi
Dolan, Albert
Remainers
Wagner
Ben
Devlin
Hofman
Smith
Fred Oston
Bresnahan, R
Marquard, R
Doolan
Philadeia
Seee
Berghammer
Martin
Neinnati
O’legry
Wickland
Albert
Badge Os Eaer
Cather
Ted
Snes George
Ehitadsiphis Awh Olen
Grant
Sallee
I St. Lo
Renton
J. C
Wiltse
New Tee
Tyler
Mordecai
Perritt
Www. D
Jake Daubert
Charles McDonald
Luderus
Max Carey
Giants
Arthur Fletcher
Honus Wagner
Fortieth
Doom
New Yorks
Southern football draws continued crowds after title win
Atlanta December reports show strong interest in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association season finale. Rivalries filled Thanksgiving Day games as Notre Dame beat Texas, Vanderbilt crushed Sewanee, Clemson fell to Georgia Tech, and other close finishes highlighted Southeast action.
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Atlanta
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Auburn
Georgia
Notre Dame
University of Texas
Texas
Army
Pennsylvania State
Lone Star
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Commodores
Purple Tigers
Clemson
Georgia Technical
Washington and Lee
North Carolina Aggies
Virginia
North Carolina
Te . Aggies
Ay Ms R Lap Ase Ie Mae
Critics name All Western Eleven in football picks
In the western football territory critics name a consensus All Western Eleven with Hichenlaub Notre Dame at fullback Craig Michigan Norgreen Chicago as halfbacks Dorais Notre Dame at quarterback Solon Minnesota at end Rockne Notre Dame captain praised Des Jardien Chicago as center and guard choices include Allmendger Michigan Keeler Wisconsin Gallagher Missouri.
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NEW York
Ohio State
University of Nebraska
Hichenlaub
Notre Dame
Craig
Michigan
Norgreen
Chicago
Dorais
Solon
Minnesota
Rockne
Butler
Wisconsin
Brown
South Dakota
Pontius
Shull
Halligan
Nebraska
Allmendger
Keeler
Gallagher
Missouri
Des Jardion
Horn Palace Cafe Opens with A La Carte Menu
The Horn Palace Cafe begins operations offering an à la carte menu. Located at the main plaza and Soledad, the new eatery invites patrons to explore its varied selections.
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Horn Palace
Soledad
Best Offer Echoed in Advert for Horn Palace Cafe
An advertisement urges readers to seek the best and promotes Horn Palace Cafe at the corner of Main Plaza and Soledad, inviting patrons to dine there with the promise of superior value and service.
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Horn Palace
Main Plaza
Soledad
Horn' Palacé
Hare beats Dr Beverly Young in Laurel Heights final
In the Laurel Heights Golf Club fourth flight final Ray Hare defeated Dr Beverly Young one up Sunday morning. Weather delayed remaining finals and several other events while Will H Symons plans additional novelty events as the course awaits better conditions.
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Laurel Heights Golf Club
Ray Hare
Beverly Young
Victor Keller
Will McTihenny
Ned McIlhenny
Leslie McIlhenny
W. J. Lyons
Will H. Symons
Laurel Heights Club
Yale to Elect New Captain After Harvard and Princeton
Yale football players who took part in the Princeton and Harvard games will meet tonight with Captain Ketcham to choose next year’s captain. Rumor puts N. S. Talbott the tackle and A. D. Wilson the quarterback as finalists, with Talbott favored. Talbott is a senior in the Sheffield Scientific School and plans to return for engineering. Wilson is a sophomore.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Harvard
Ketcham
N.S. Talbott
A. D. Wilson
Talbott
Sheffield Scientific School
Wilson
Pree ON LARD TT aay A Coliman Plumber
Classified ad notes plumber A Coliman with two phone numbers and a price of 97 dollars.
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A. Coliman
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San Antonio, Texas
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M’roy
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Yingling and
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Carey
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