Travis Club Names Two Physical Directors for Gym Work
The Travis Club introduces two new physical directors N Tanenbaum and Lynn J Beeley to lead gym work. Tanenbaum promises a steady, merit based program with open gym for members and staff support. Basketball at the club will be led by Tex Schramm with schedules for men women and juveniles set through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Club
Fred Digby
New Orleans
Crescent City
N. Tanenbaum
Lynn J. Beeley
Tanenbaum
Tex” Schramm
Travis Five
Travis Club Thrashes Turner Team In Practice Match
The Travis Club beat Turner 35 to 12 as Pahlmann led with 21 points. Turner players struggled on the unfamiliar Travis court, missing easy shots and failing to field a full lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Club
Turners
Pahlmann
Travis Clan
Turner Tribe
Travis Court
Messrs
Bee
Schramm
Seng
Judmaier
Leitner
Kingsley
Travis
Doom Offers Trade for Tinker and Groh
Philadelphia manager Doom telegrammed Cincinnati president August Herrmann offering Doolan and Knabe for Tinker and Groh. Doom expects Knabe to become Cincinnati manager, a post he desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolan
Knabe
Tinker and
Groh
Philadelphia
Doom
National League Baseball Club
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Doomn
Herrmann
Fielding Averages Show Many Changes in 1913 NL
New York Dec. 5. The National League fielding averages for 1913 show many changes from 1912. Kenet chy of St. Louis rises to first at .995. Daubert of Brooklyn drops to second. Huggins of St. Louis tops second basemen with .997. Lobert of Philadelphia leads third basemen at .974. Tinker of Cincinnati takes shortstop with .968 over Wagner. Leach of Chicago leads outfielders at .990 in 129 games. Booe tops with .1000 in 22 games. Pitching features Alexander of Philadelphia at .1000 in 47 games. Fromme, Rixey, Crandall, McQuillen, and Burke all in the .1000 class. Philadelphia leads club fielding at .968. St. Louis second, Pittsburg third at .964. New York, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn tied for third at .961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirl Basemen
G. P.O. E. RS. Pet
Lobert
John
Philadelphia
Sachin
Boston
Devlin
Arthur
H. Fao
Smith
Ouls
Phelan
Chicago
Shafer
New York
Almet R
Cincinnati Oo
Eres Henry
Chica
Dodge, J L
Cincinnati
McDonald, Charles
Bostotee
P.O T.C Pet
Tinker
Joe
Wagner
Pittsburg
Hummel
Brooklyn
O'Leary
Charles
St. Spain
Maranville
Walter
Bridwell al
Doolan
Fletcher
New
PPP
Peer Eee Pereeee
Whit Ge
Bt. Lots
Ceewseerseeseseswews
Egan, Riihard
Ccecsceesesseseves
Fisher
R. T
Brooklyn Coop ReRe Tenomene
Butler
Booe
E L
Ccoocevem
Leach
Thomas
Escessssuctsee Wee
Whitted
George
St Lowue
Evans
Louis
St. Louis
Wickland
Albert
See
Orb Magee
Lee
Fern Meee
Becker, Beals
Chadanasi
Ooveveveee
Miller
Ward
Chic
Kommers
Robert
Zack
Good
Wilbur
Williams
Fred
Rene
Paskett
G Ba
Pitt
Mensor
Sburg
Wilson
C. St. Louis
Oakes, E
Bescher
Snodgrass
Magee, 8. R
Murray, J
New Yor
Hofman
Burns
Marians
Armando
Cincinnat
Carey
Max
Mann, Leslie
Stengel, Charles
Sheckard, James
Cravath, c c
Schulte, Frank
Connolly, Jos
Moran, Herbert
Seymour, Jr
Zino, Guy
Bates
Mitchell
Mike
Chicago- Pittsburg
Meyer
Benny
Cather
T St
Clarke
Coleman
Hartley
Grover
Rariden
William
Simon, E
Kling
Fischer
Otto
Tee Sete
McLean, John
Archer
James
Hildebrand, P. M
Stam Steins
Meyers
John T
Megullian
Otis
Burk
C. Sanford
St. Loumgs
Kenetchy
Jake Daubert
Miller Huggins
Egan
John Lobert
Joe Tinker
Honus Wagner
Tommy Leach
Grover Alexander
Fromme
Rixey
Crandall
McQuillen
Burke
Alexander
Phillies
Allen Wins Second Block in 600 Point Billiards Match
Benjamin Allen of Kansas City defeated Charles Weston of Pittsburg 200 to 175 in the second block. The two nights total stood Allen 400 and Weston 343 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Benjamin Allen
Charles Weston
Pittsburg
Allen
Weston
Orioles Top White Sox In YMCA Juniors Clash
The Orioles defeated the White Sox 16 to 8 in a YMCA Juniors basketball game. Morris Gouger led the Orioles with multiple field goals and points, while Schofield paced the White Sox with seven points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
White Sox
Morris Gouger
Schofield
Rockafellow
Sloan
Richie Hamilton
Orioles White Sox
Bourn-Douglas
M. Gouger
R. Hamilton
Williamson
First Round Eight Lead Autumnal Country Club Golf Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina December 5 The eight first division golfers who progressed from the opening round include T T Manson Farmingham C L Becker Woodland Dr J S Brown Mont Clair H V Seggerman Englewood F S Pusey Havana T J Moran Matacomet Tom Kelley Southern Pines and Rev T A Cheatham Salisbury Parker Whittemore Brookline who had the low qualifying score withdrew from match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
T. T. Manson
Farmingham
C. L. Becker
Woodland
J. S. Brown
Montclair
H. V. Seggerman
Englewood
F. S. Pusey
Havana
T. J. Moran
Matacomet
Tom Kelley
Southern Pines
T. A. Cheatham
Salisbury
Parker W. Whittemore
Brookline
Giants Sign Cuban Southpaw Pitching Prospect
New York National League secretary John B. Foster announced that Emilio Palmero, a 17 year old Cuban left handed pitcher, has been signed by the Giants. Palmero is described as a sensational young talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
New York
John B. Foster
Emilio Palmero
Cuba
Palmero
Allerdige Reaffirms Texas Longhorns Head Coach Role
Dave W. Allerdice signs a two year contract to lead the Texas Longhorns football team. The former Michigan star has guided Texas to a 23 game span with only four defeats, including losses to Oklahoma Sewanee and Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dave W. Allerdice
University of Texas
Longhorns
Allerdice
Texas
Oklahoma
Sewanee
Notre Dame
Butler University
Wasmund
Auburn
Arkansas
Haskell Indians
Mississippi
Kansas Aggies
Michigan
University of Michigan
Walter Camp
Camp
Ted Coy
Yost
Alonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Indianapolis
J. Burton Rix
C. C. Taylor
Texas A
Belmont
Disch
Longhorn
Phillies release Finneran to Birmingham Southern League
Philadelphia National League club releases pitcher Finneran to the Birmingham club in the Southern League. The move transfers the player to a new league, with no details on contract terms or return. The report names Birmingham as the destination and notes the timing as December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finneran
Philadelphia
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Birmingham Club
All American Football Team of Baseball Stars Named
A local critic selects an eleven of former pro baseball players who excel in football. Notables include Mathewson Capro Thorpe Hoblitzell Brickley Johnson Reulbach Huggin Birmingham Overall Lord and Thorp Carlisle. Capro Thorpe and Mathewson would handle kicking duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lord
Colb
Birmingham
Cornel
Johnson
Carlisle
California
Reulbach
Notre Dame
Hoblitzell
Marietta
Brickley
Everett
Huggin Cincinnati
Thorp Carlisle
Capro
Minnesota
Mathewson
Bucknell
Thorpe
Harvey Lord
Colby
Harvard
Chief Johnson
Reds
Warner's
Pacific Coast
Huggin
University Cincinnati
Cornell
Hoblitzer
Bowling League Postponed As Captain Frazier Absent
The ten pin match between The San Antonio Light Eagle Furniture Company bowling club was delayed due to Captain Frazier’s unavailability. Printers enjoyed practice games with solid scores including a 242 by Tetch and a 197 average for Wagener. Tonight’s scheduled clash features Postoffice Prid against Southwestern Telphone Company, while Federals and Bell System rollers vie for leverage late in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Eagle Furniture Company
Frazier
Bing
Guadalupe
Tetch
Jeff
Wagener
Southwestern Telphone
Federals
Bell Syste Rollers
Mills
Poloists to act New York on universal cup challenge
The American Polo Association will act on a Thursday night challenge from Hurlingham Club of England for an international cup. The request asks matches be played in the United States not later than June 1, 1914. H L Herbert chairman of the executive committee set a meeting for Friday to consider the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amercan Polo Association
Challen
Hurlingam Club
England
H. L. Herbert
T! Association
Camp Touring West Travels Yale Gridiron Informer West
New York December 5 Walt Camp Yale's leading football adviser begins his annual touring circuit. He unofficially approached the University of Chicago about a footh game with Yale and Chicago to be played in New Haven next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walt Camp
Yale
Chicago
New Haven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs. Tanenbaum and Beeley
Nebraska
Marquette
Big Nine
DR. Stotts & CO
Gunter Building
Antonio, Tex
LitTle WiLlie Gettit
George McManus
Willie
Papa
Billy
Turner Team
Selmer
A. Michel
Israel
Maverick Clarke Litho. Co
Seledad Street
Carter-Mullaly Transfer CO
West Texas Bank and Trust Co
A Guaranty Fund Bank
East Houston Street
Moore Bldg
Moody & Hormarn
Crockett
Fred Umnert
Materiais
San Axntonio
W. Commerce Street
Huggins
Hans Lobert
T.C Pet
P.O
Konetchy
Daubert
Jake
Werewe
Richard
Cincinna
Soreee
Myers
Ralph
Merkle
Pittsby
Luderus
FF. W
Phil Nadelphi
Sailor
Victor
Schmidt
Charlies
Marsans
G. P.O. E. T.C. Pet. Huggins
Egan, Richard
Prem Marry
Pon John J
Viox
Essere
Pope George
Ccecs Cos
Doyle
Lawrence
Eesse Senssteseguwe
Sweeney
Coos
Robinson, J. H
Rudolph R
Sallee, H
Louis Poe
Charles E
Tesreau
Griner
D. D. St. Louis
Chalmers
Harmon
J. Louis
Dickson
Ragan
Patrick
Marquard
O'Toole
Lavender
Perritt
W. D
Wee
Hendrix
Glaudes
Pittebure
Wiltse
Geoe
Camnitz
Pittsburg-Philadelphi Wee
Hess
Doak
Brennan
Pierce
Moore
Earl
Brown
Mordecai
Humphries
Bert
Chicago- Brooklyn
Packard
Eugene
Yingling, Earl
Cheney
Perdue
Hub
Frank
Pere
Cooper
Purdue
Benton
J. C
Ate Steel Enna Eeenee
Richie
Lewis
Ween
St Louis Poor E Eee
Cincinnati Setae Eee
Pittsburgh Challenger
SOX
Eee Albers
Wredor
Cece
Green
Pinehurst Tourney
Allerdige
Texas U
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!