Mills Engraving Downs Gas & Electric in Postponed League Playoff
The Mills Engraving Co bowling squad swept the series from the San Antonio Gas & Electric Co in a late night Commercial Tenpin League playoff at the Grand alleys. S Schafer led a 213 first game, Mills totaled 554 pins for the match, while McHugo starred for the Gasco team with a 201 game and 178 average.
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Mills Engraving Company
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
Taylor
Gascos
Brock
Riley
Wall
McHugo
Armbrust
Menger
Cher
Phones Bowl Off Tie Sparks Local Standings Shuffle
Home looked pretty good to them by "Bad" Fisher ries with three errors and a spare and a lucky strike. The defeat of the "Gascos" drops them in percentage and ties them with the Household Furniture Company's rollers for first after twenty seven games. Mills team ties with the "Samscos" for fifth as Phones Bowl Off Tie ends in a draw.
Eagles defeat rivals as Mills leads Mills Engraving to 2476 total
Mills Engraving Company tops opponents 2476 to 2352 in a high scoring league night. A Shafer of Telephone posted the high game with 181 while Mills himself led his team with strong marks and the Eagles aim to climb in the standings against the San Antonio Light.
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Quintette
Hello” Boys
Fine Fettle
A. Shafer
Mills
Bell
Rolleys
San Antonio Light
Eagle Furniture Company
Eagles
Navy Quarterback Nicholls Telegrams Linked to Wife
Telegrams received by Navy quarterback Nicholls before the West Point game were reportedly meant for his wife at Portsmouth New Hampshire, not him. The note was learned through friends of Mrs. Nicholls. The ad for Horn Palace claims “We handle nothing but the best” with music at every meal at Main Plaza and Soledad street.
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New Haven
Conn
Nicholls
Navy
West Point
New York
Portsmouth
N. H
Horn Palace
Main Plaza
Soledad Street
Lassner and Phillip Teams Tie In Twin Bowling Contests
Turner Ninepin League action Wednesday produced one win for each side as Lassner 273 Phillips 246 in the first set and Phillips 267 Lassner 266 in the second. Schlesinger led Phillips with strong woodwork while Apperman anchored Lassner throughout.
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Lassner
Phillip
Lassners
Schlesinger
Apperman
Tolle
Klaus
Phillips
Iphillips
Baseball in December Draws Crowds in Chicago Park
In Chicago on December 4 crowds gathered in Grant Park to watch coatless men and boys play baseball in unusual December wind. The sight drew large crowds as the winter pastime attracted residents to the open-air diamonds downtown.
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Chicago
Grant Park
Whitmore Leads Field in Autumn Country Club Golf Tournament
Parker D Whitmore of Brookline Country Club led a field of 64 players with an 81 in the qualifying round of the tenth annual autumn Country Club golf tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina. Play resumed Thursday.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Parker D. Whitmore
Brookline Country Club
Temple Beth El Friday Service and Saturday Classes
The regular Friday evening service begins at 8 with the temple quartet and several musical numbers. Rabbi Marks delivers the sermon Symbols of War and Peace. Saturday morning religious school at 10 and history class at 10 30 in the temple. Hanuk keh rehearsal Saturday morning with copies of the festival service for children.
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Temple Beth-El
Temple Quartet
Rabbi Marks
Temple
Aigrettes Barred From U S Imports Final Ruling
Aigrettes will not be admitted to the United States on hats or detached, a final ruling sent to customs collectors. Game birds may be admitted with feathers but the feathers must be destroyed.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Benny Allen Wins Over Chas Weston in Billiards Block
Benjamin Allen of Kansas City defeated Charles Weston of Pittsburg 200 to 168 in the first block of the national pocket billiard championship. Allen posted a high run of 32, with Weston crediting a off night as his touch lagged.
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Kansas City
Benjamin Allen
Charles Weston
Pittsburg
Weston
Cowboy
Allen
Benny
Willard Defeats Morris in Ten Round Madison Square Bout
In New York on a Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden Jess Willard of Kansas defeated Carl Morris of Oklahoma across ten rounds. Willard won eight of the rounds in a decisive victory.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jess Willard
Kansas
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Willard
Willard Defeats Morris in Uneventful Boxing Bout
Ten rounds produced one even bout and a third round win for Morris. Willard weighed 235 3 4 pounds to Morris 234 1 4. The match was slow with excessive clinching and little clean punching. Willard largely outboxed Morris, who was cautioned for holding, as the crowd jeered throughout.
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Morris
Willard
Will ie Ritchie to Box Murphy at 135 Pound Lightweight Title
In San Francisco on December 10 Willie Ritchie and Tommy Murphy square off at 135 pounds the highest weight ever for a lightweight bout. Ritchie aims for a fifth o clock bout with Murphy while fans expect a hard long-range battle despite Wolgast seeking a match with Ritchie.
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San Francisco
Cal
Willie Ritchie
Tommy Murphy
Ritchie
Murphy
Tommy
Ad Wolgast
Jim Coffroth
Wolgast
Hot Springs Corrects Error In Unique Little Rock Edition
The Arkansas Democrat edition issued November 27 features a Thanksgiving proclamation by Hot Springs businessmen. Copies reach nationwide to counter erroneous reports after a recent fire. The article also mentions Austria's Dachstein ice cave with its Parsival and King Arthur domes, dimensions, and an underground river and lake.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Ark
The
Light
Dachstein Mountains
Austria
Central Alps
Taylor Fans Back Adolph Ernst To Beat Delivak
Taylor wrestling fans rally behind their champion Adolph Ernst for a bout with Charlie Delivak of Wichita. San Antonio crowds anticipate a hard fight while critics predict Ernst’s defeat despite the Taylorite confidence.
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Taylor
Adolph Ernst
Taylor Wrestling
Adolph Ernest
Charlie Delivak
Wichita
San Antonio
City Basketball Schedule Arranged for 1913 14 Season
The City Basket Ball League under A A U rules opens Monday December 15 and ends February 22 with two games weekly. Five teams compete after Four Squares withdrew. Notable matchups include Turners versus Travis Club with exhibitions to test weaknesses before the regular season kicks off.
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Four Squares
These Athletic Union
San Antonio
Turners
Travis Club
H. W. Kaeble
Turn Verein
Tex” Schramm
Tex
Travis Five
St. Mark's
Swastikas
Tuner Hall
Travis
Army Post
Turners Va. FM. C.A
T. 2C
T. MC. A
St. Mark’s
Turner Hall
MC. A
MCA
Frank Leaves Pelicans for Cleveland AL Role
Charles Frank president manager of the New Orleans Pelicans will quit January 1 to become Southern representative for the Cleveland club of the American League. The deal is closed and contracts remain to be signed.
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New Orleans
Charles Frank
Cleveland
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Mills Clan
Commercial Tenpin League
Gas & Electrics
Household Fur. Co
M. Ae Tasht
We Wen Co
A.M. &S.co
Mille Eng. Co
Mav.Clarke Co
Postoffice Prides
Ransom & Silsbee
Eagle Fur. Co
Pipe
FHS
Mexio
Muerta
Juarez
Gen- Villa
Patriots
ULL A
Mexico
Country
Trey
Dr.stotts & CO
Sininronio
Maverick-Clarke Litho. Co
Carter-Mullaly Transfer CO
West Texas Bank and Trust Co
Guaranty Fund
East Houston Street
Moore Ridg
Moody & Hormanh
Bee Ave
Fred Hummert
W. Commerce Street
Southwestern Telephone Canon
Boren
Enews
OATES
EOE
Total Mills Engraving Company
Simcrotor
TOYS
Riley Ee Brock
Bile
Windy City
Temple Beth-El Services
AN Qom
Ucuillbee
Convenient Stores
Benny Allen
Chas. Weston
H. E. Truex
Terrill Medical and Surgical Institute
Miekseine
Stotonio
Texas
A. Collman
Frank
Pelicans
Naps
Rob Roy
Detroit
Ford Sales Company
East
Houston Street
Crockett
Antonio
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