Sunset win caps odd bowling night over Swifts
In a rough read of a local league, Sunset beat Swifts 792 to 60 in a late Friday match. Key performers include Gates with 579, Derr and Captain Uriel leading Sunset, while Waddell and ONeill posted high marks for the Swifts. multiple high scores and misplayed plays mark the noisy event.
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Mark Wes Wat
Bellinger
Gates
Bettur
Holdie Derr
Uriel
Sunael
Waddell
O'xeill
Hollimer
Sinacts
Mendy Niedt
De Oro Sets New World Record In Billiards Match
Alfred De Oro established a new world billiards record Friday night with fifty points in twenty eight innings, surpassing Frank Dar’s 34 innings record from 1907. The record came in the second block of his match against August Hieckhofer, with De Oro scoring 24 points in 84 innings and a high run of eight. The final results and next match are noted, including daily stoppers and Chicago-bound plans.
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Mhigaso
Tre
Alfred He Oro
Persperid
Frank Dar
New Orleans
de Ore
St. Tauly
Ores
Au-Gust Hieckhofer
Amateur boxing cards and local baseball notes from New Orleans
Fragmented report covers Ollie Anderson and Mcafferty in amateur league action and post season amateur championship series. Mentions local promoters Harris Beason cap Letdy and Arthur Mitchel with expected keen clashes Sunday afternoon. Also notes Clarry of New Orleans defeating Sam Langford in a New York heavyweight bout and scattered railway and sale items.
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Wale
Sahirdey
Charley iMetafferty
Texax Gorge
Oly Andersons
Sorbiter
Wil
Ahrens & Ott
Wit
Pork Owns
Harris Beason
Almirer
Embry Waltoy Jahions
Ty Pobbs
Meatferty
Anderson
Alana
Cap” Letdy
Fearnr
Uroo
Arthur Mitchel Er
Combination
Richard Alsbworth
New York
Clarry
New Orleans
Sam Langford
Boston
Wills
Laneford
Cleveland bakery owner to discuss meat and bread sales
In a Cleveland meeting Friday George DP and W end Of the Taker attempt to brief officials on city bakery issues. Severs, owner of the American Te st Bagel shop, will head to Cleveland next week to address reported timing problems and potential sales of Pheetub. Steele indicated job openings and incentives are being prepared.
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Dohmeain
Tieaportant Mion
Cleveland
Lee L
George DP
Steete
Communitton
Seifes
Seavers
Jobnean Cin
Steele
Alamo Heights Triumph Over West End in 19 to 0 Match
Alamo Heights football defeated West End 19 to 0 at Elgeble Park Pride afternoon. Uli Myst Tele Roth and Jeane contributed key assists in the second half as the Heights pulled away. Early on West End neared the goal, but a strong stand by Alamo Heights stalled the drive. Lingworthy led West End’s attack, while Ficclé, Bi, and Lehman featured for the winning eleven.
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Mania Heights
West Indyluven
Elgeble Park
Uli Myst Tele Roth
Jeane
Herther
West End
Alamo Heights
Heights
Immedi
San Antonio High Downs Sinton in Friday Football Tilt
In San Antonio Vex December 4 the San Antonio High School football team defeated Sinton High School on their home field. The visitors led early but the local squad, led by standout Newberry and Sterne, rallied with strong line play and timely passing to take control and win. The Sinton squad showed flashes of talent, with Strauss and Ward contributing on both sides, though the locals maintained the edge throughout.
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Sinton
Santo Altonte
Iocal High School
Newherry
Strauss
Fas
Toad
Senna
Pigs
Gillespie Ward
Carlisle
Washington, D. C
Lane
Savenieen
Carlisle Indians
Lawn Tennis Body Names Star Players
New York December 4 Members of the executive committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association approved a report on the ranking of star players. Wotton M. Johnson, the president, announced the national singles and doubles rankings for men and women. The annual meeting scheduled for February will consider amending the constitution to admit national members and access to public parks in major cities.
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United States
Golf course construction study at University of Illinois
Chicago, Dec. 4. Golf course construction added to studies at the University of Illinois, believed first among leading educational institutions to adopt such a plan. Tom Benda low engaged as instructor. His remark notes construction has become an important art with high demand and few experts.
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Chicago
University of Ilinuis
Tom Bendalow
Bendatow
Mexican Bandit Case Held Without Bail in Rio Grande Valley
Mexican suspects Lopez and Cubit were held without bail by Judge Kirk as grand jury action nears. Prosecution claims they killed Dr. EB. 5. McCain in a rain wreck near Brownsville, seven miles north of town on October 17. Witnesses testified Lopez seen near the wreck site and described weapons used. defense plans proceeding on habeas corpus.
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Ter
Aoreiro Lopez
Rojerio Cubitore
Kirk
We Grind
McCain
ReowHsville
Tandy
Hrownsville
Topking
C. Pierce
Lopez
Caballero
A. Klader
Tayman
Nicangi Gonzales
Trinidad J. Chupa
Te Hose
Ars
Testimony Given in Kingsville Train Death Case
Para Cuellar de Peni testified Lopes was on her horse Sunday afternoon before the wreck and remained there for two days. Statements by Curella Emily G Lazane and others corroborated. The case, before Judge Kirk, concerns the death of Detar McCaby and another U S soldier on the same train.
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Cuellar de Peni
Lopes
Dingsville
Curella
Emily G. Lazane
Andres Garcia
Lepo
Sheff
Kingsville
Wenday
Santiago Tantillenns Proxetiang Flores
Lacang Chapa
Guadalipe Ramona
Martin Costerer
Plan to issue bonds for Corpus Christi advertising
A local plan urges issuing 11 000 in bonds to fund a citywide publicity drive promoting Corpus Christi as a winter and summer resort. A citizens mass meeting is set for December 20 to review legality and scope, with county cooperation and tax funding proposed. The plan aims to broaden posting of commercial and resort features and share burdens among property owners.
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Corpus Christy
Tex
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Ordinance Bans Ne ad billboards at intersections
City commissioners moved to prohibit erection of billboards within two hundred feet of any street railway at intersections to reduce danger and obstruction. The measure, drafted by City Attorney Gillette, amends the existing billboard law and stops new permits. The meeting also adopted a new 200 page financial system to unify city funds, clarify authorities, and align with the state charter. it takes effect in ten days.
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Cprner
Steves
Titus Leven
Gillette
Brackenridge Park considers temporary clubhouse use for golf
Mayor Brown and Commissioner Lambert studied the municipal course at Brackenridge Park to decide if a temporary clubhouse is needed this year. They favor repairing the old Jockey Club building to house the club, with showers and lockers, at low cost. If used, the course might be renumbered to align holes with the clubhouse, but no major changes to the layout are planned.
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Brackenridge Park
Brown
Lambert
Jockey Club
Emall
Stark
Sam
Major Brown
Prise
Hirsch 18 Confident Quipus Christ Tex Inc
Joseph Ulrsch president of the Texas Bankers Association left for New Orleans for the Cotton States Bankers Conference. Hirsch called the conference and predicted about 500 attendees including bankers agricultural experts and others backing the movement. Conference to discuss financing the enterprena and preserving livestock in the Southern states.
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Quipus Christe Tex, Inc
Joseph Ulrsch
Texas Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Cotton States Bankers’ Conference
Hirsch
Mayor to Present Texas River Needs in Washington Meet
Corpus Christi Texas Mayor Roy Miller will join the Texas delegation in New Orleans before traveling to Washington to present Texas river and harbor needs to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. He notes Texas projects faced cuts in recent appropriations and expects stronger support from the committee.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Te Cusress
Texas
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Union Leaders Held in Chicago
In Chicago authorities charged forty seven union officials and others with labor graft and extortion. Indictments allege nearly 600000 in tribute and a city wide network with nine districts guided by officials. Prosecutor Cass noted 6946 counts per defendant and described strikes and damage to property used to extract payments.
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Chicago
Fursts
Ugs
Charles C. Cass
Hinckmall
Stile
Maclay Hosno
Union
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Newey
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Tose Ottep
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International Newe Service
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Ollie Anderson
McAfferty
League Park
Pinehurst
N.C
Southern 1 Pacific
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Diole Phillips
Geschwend
Dixon Guard
Magidl Russell
Shepard- Brow Taal
D. Steele - Haskins
Greseclase Ones
Ed Leeh
Vue Strange
Lehman , Stevens
Tish
Bleele
Eve Tabeworthy
Rivas
Wilson
Withaek
San Antonio High Downs
Newherry and Straits
Star Peayers
Wm. M. Johnston
University of Illinois
Corpus Christi Boosters
Caplan
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Irby Curry
Marich
Curry
Vanderbllt
Austin
Trans-Pecos Land Company
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J. Quala
Thomas K. Rogers
L. L. Melall
Oliver Nussbaum
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Southern Pacific RR
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