SANS COMPANY WINS IN PLAY OFF BOWLING MATCH
In a Terpin Teague league event at Grand Alleys Tuesday night the Sams Company quint defeated Ahrens & Ott in a three game match and won the deciding bowl off 803 to 181. Reeder Fender and Thames starred for Sams, with Kehr pacing Ahrens & Ott in the second game and overall totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anrone &It
Jones
Terpin Teague
Ahrens & Ott
Sams Company
Quintel
Sgt-All
Gimp Om
Neh
Wahi
Ahrens & Cit
Reeder
Prazier
Thames
Sams
Jeun Reeder
Fender
Thomas
Kehr
Pright
Ahrens & Olt
Luis Company
Ahrens & Olts
Joske Brothers
Wolff & Marx Quint
Aliens & Ott
Ladies Choose Partners in Country Club Mixed Scotch Tourney
The Country Club announces a mixed four game Scotch style golf tournament with ladies selecting partners. Bar ny Kellow, golf professional, announced the event and prize structure. Three prizes in golf balls will be offered, with entry fees forming divisions. The handicap system is being finalized as work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batordas
Ty Barney Kellow
Dittmar Chosen Captain Of Texas Football Team
AUSTIN December 8 Governor. Gus Dittmar of Houston was unanimously elected captain of the 1918 Texas football team at a banquet last night. Dittmar starred as a freshman and has been a leading line man for Texas over three seasons. A UT football men’s committee urged university authorities to reappoint Coach Allerdyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Gus Dittmar
Houston
University of Texas
Dittmar
Texas
Allerdyce
Atudente and Athletic Council
The
University of Texeo
University of Texas of 1916
Ona Wimn
Reappointment Bid For Allerdyce Coach Of 1918 Team
The team requests the reappointment of Cats] W. Allerdyce as football coach for 1918 and refutes allegations linking the coach to three disputes. The squad presented a traveling set to Coach Allerdyce, a gift arranged by Captain Berry. The Stackenridgs high school girls beat West End 22 to 4 with Brackenridge’s Migs Vance scoring 15 of her team’s points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cats
W. Allerdyce
Allerdyce
Berry
Stackenridgs High School
West End
Brackensridge Ted
Migs Vance
Brackenridge
Miss Shirar
Miss Gold
Cyclists Break Record in Six Day Race at New York
The thirteen teams in the six day bicycle race eclipsed the prior mark with 1016 miles and 1 lap at the forty eighth hour. Walthour Spears Grenda and Folger led as the field remained intact beyond midnight, surpassing the 1149 miles and 5 laps record set in 1914. Austin school beat Bowie 22 to 11 on home court while other notes report horsemen barred from American Trotting Association events and Kansas football captaincy updates.
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New, York
Miller
Walthour
Spears
Grenda
Folger
Austin
Bowie School
Bowie
iDamm
Wevee
Kriach
W. Layne
Troute
Layne
Connoly (C
Mealleter
Lete Guar
Philips
Cadenardnckeon
Chicago
Board of Appeals
Huntchinson
Kew
If. I. Hailey
Q. F. Jonson
Okla
Hula Russell
W. J. Willama
St. Louis
Ransom and Silsbee Capture Odd Bowling Match
The Thnsom and Silehee bowling team edged Maverick Clarke in a Commercial Tenpin Gosacut event at Grand' miicus Tuesday night. Individual highs included Gosling with 215 in the third game, Mann and Lantrip each at 206, and a team total of 2509 for Stan gom and Silsbee versus 2494 for Maverick Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thnsom & Silehee
Maverick-Clare
Gosacut
Maverick-Clarke
Gosling
Maverick-Clarkes
Guint and Slay
Mann
Lantrip
Ransom & Silshee
Formar Makinest
Heick
McIlhenny
Mastyn
Maverick
Arkansas Arranges Came With Texas U
Arkansas football dates for next season include LSU at Shreveport November 7, Texas at Austin November 14, Rice Institute at Houston Thanksgiving Day, with plans for Oklahoma likely at Fort Smith and Missouri School of Mines at Fayetteville. Belcharat of Fort Smith, center for five years, was elected captain of the 1916 team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
T. T. McConnell
University of Arkansas At
Payetteville
Lousiana State University
Shreveport
University of Texas At
Fayetteville
I Belcharat
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Nigne
University
Friends Gather to Inaugurate Hobby Ceremony
Texas article notes gathering for Acting Governor W P Hobby with reception and inaugural ball. Committees listed including reception, invitation, finance, press, program, arrangements and refreshments. Speeches planned by W T Potter and greetings from San Antonio press, with introduction by John Lester Wroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dre
W. P. Hobby
Hobby
Dave Harrel
Joan Tester Wrae
EL Folts
Newton
William
John Lester Wroe
Ferguson
Double header basketball at Y Church league results
The First Presbyterians beat Central Christians 26 to 15 in the National League. St Marks Episcopal’s Wop from the McKinley Avenue Methodists lost 2 to 10 in the American League. In the opening game the Presbyterians led 14 to 8 at halftime with Green Erben and Icke scoring heavily. Second game saw the Episcopalians fall behind early as Huaa Hall and Gish led with Smith, Vernon and Greeman adding points. Referee Causey oversaw both halves with up to 16 minutes per half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterians
Central Christians
St Mark’s Episcopal
McKinley Avenue Methodists
Presty Wians
Green
Erben J
Icke
Erben
Teke
Hart
Cross
Lasera
Scholicht
Allier
Methodists
Huaa
Hall
Gish
Tues
Smith
Vernon
Greeman
Handball opener sees Felthouse beat Riteforth in five
Fred Felthouse defeated Arthur Riteforth four games to one in the Class A handball match. Felthouse rebounded after a slow start, using strong serves and placement to win 6 11 to 41 2 11 5. The match marked a strong start to the tournament with Meusebath vs Murphy slated Wednesday. The Mays bowlers won both games in their double header against the Patton team 113 to 260
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Felthouse
Arthur Riteforth
Rieforth
Felthouse
Meusebath
Dan Murphy
Mays
Patton
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George McManus
Count
Josh Coulist
Sans Company
City Tespin League
Ant
ATA Fragier
J. Wison
Scorer
Whitaker
John
Simon
Irink Company
Arthur ‘Wetzel
Arthur Whitney
Way
Elarore
Ditton
Piya
York
Jack Ditton
Indianapolis
Porky Flynn
Boston
Brookive
Dillon
Fisnn
Te Wott & Mars
Rams Co
Ate
Giants
Jinskea
Ahrens & Dit
Lowthers Bros
TH. Jonas
Gotric
Terzsc
S. A
A. P. Ry
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Sinaia
Kansas City
Pina
Katy
East
Houston Street
Lindsey
Dawrench
Kan Dee
Adrian H. Lindsey
Kingfisher
University of Kansas
Lind
Hangar
Cureo
Dee
A. Young Rigsby
Beeviks
Cuero Wedgehoo
Tinais
Colgate
Champaign
University of Tlinois
Colgate University
Young Talk
Marvin Talk
Ringe
World Ployelos
Rouster Brake
Potelornick's
Ray
Ransom & Silsbees
Tenvin Draguh
Milla Ena, Co
Tat Swift & Co
Maverick Clarke
Ada Art P.O. Prides and Ransom& Slishee
Traction Ca
Ecores
Seng
Btuert
ATO
Martyn
Wat ‘Meishen
Ons Gosling
Ranson & Sib. Nany
Bad Mann
Santrip
Texas U
SUE
SLO
West Commerce St
State
Athens
Dros
Lem~ Tus
Haepheslia
Acine Wader
Orange City
Vex
City of Orange
Fescos
Honda
First Presbyterian
St. Mark's Episcopal
Erden
Doyee
Hamilton
Pbart
Causey
Barret
Hoisenpal
Methodist
Vernon Hans
Hall-Gish
Strange-Smilt
Leary
Gidermeister
Amit
Mathis
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Adv.y
KMAS
E. Houston St
Hirst Matulz
Fomby-Jones Co
Othes
Sui
Hare Schaffner & Marx
Fomby-Jones Company
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