Unbeaten Teams Lead Public School Basketball Series
Keen interest marks the Light Cup series as three unbeaten teams top the leagues after nine games. Harris, Austanil Sivarre, and others contest in First and Second League matches at Bonham and other courts with standout scores from Travis, Austin, and Navarro schools. Public schools officials praise the strong competition and the steady performance of players like Cervantes, Hagewood, and Brown.
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Gimek
Winnie
Dernonn
Schaul
Yeung
Hrrls
Austanil Sivarre
Seemid
Vugamns Weedne
the Matrix
Austin
Navarra Achookt
Fine
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Ava
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Vincente Halgulr
Fem
Winter Ad
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van Glave
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Cowles
Dann
Troutz
Austin Stars
Krok
Hi Han Seckool
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Sobs
Terrer
Meshany
Tor Benham
Arthur Pyvil
Hith Park
Riverside
Riverwide Eunge Oh
Hsnalton Son Hoetcor
Indians May Be Sold By Barrow Offer for Cleveland Club
Ed Barrow president of the International League met with B E Janson head of the American League to discuss a possible purchase of the Cleveland Americans. The plan would transfer the team to Toledo or possibly Hoge under captain Pemerren. In Princeton Ontario Frank T Hogg of Pittsburgh was elected captain of the Byince ton football squad for 1916.
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LY. Butray
Cleveland American Associatio
Cleveland
Ed Barrow
International League
E B. Janson
American League
Charles W. Soim
Cleveland Americans
Bagleers
Barrow
Cleveland American Association
Toledo
Hoge
Pemerren
Princeton
Frank T. Hogg
Pittsburg
Todey
Byinceton
Golf Paralysis in Great Britain Amid War Turmoil
An American amateur, after five weeks in Britain, notes the wartime halt to golf. Exhibition matches proceed for fund drives while most players and professionals serve in the armed forces or Red Cross. Veterans and older players contribute despite the disruption.
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Sear
Great Briain
Kolt
United Kingdom
Mateos
Varden
Aimateur
Profesalensalute
Ory
Crosa
Gas-Electrics sweep in Commercial Tenpin League match
The Gas and Electric quintet defeated their rivals on the Grand alleys Wednesday night. Scores shown were 82 to 764, 853 to 75 and 41 to 804, placing Gas and Electric undefeated in league play. Three of five players topped 500 series. Wagenfuht led with a 220 in the first game.
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Clown
Househards
Gas and Electrie
Tremchers
Enfuly
McHuge
Savage
Wagenfuht
Electrice
Secoud
Iie
Ulul
Match action yields high scores as teams split bouts
Savage and Nolan lead scoring with notable totals in third game as Households and Gan and Electric post big team sums. Grand totals show Gan and Electric 2596 versus Households 2343 while Trictlon opponents are set to play Thursday after Wednesday results.
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Savage
Nolan
Gan and Electric
Stage Fast Contest Beat McClaugherty Quintet
Ravorkiva basketbell team defeated McClaugherty’s quintet to the business boys served as them on Wednesday at 7. In a fast close contest W Janers led winners with 4 points. Karotkin and Meimechinsel each had 4. Wilcox contributed 12 of losers 14. Boldt added 3 for the losers. Referee Smith. Halves: 16 minutes.
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Ravorkiva
McCluugherts
W. Janers
Karotkin
Meimechinsel
Wilcoy
Boldt
iKarotkin
McClaugherty
sWaratkin
McChinigherty
Meusebach Wins Hard Fought Handball Match
In Class A of the D C A handball tournament, J O Meusebach defeated Dan Murphy four games to one. Murphy took the first game 11-8, then Meusebach surged with 11-2 11-8 11-3 11-10 to claim victory. The final game was close, 5-all and 10-all before Meusebach edged ahead. An upcoming match features Paul Scholz against Robert Smith at 5:30 PM Thursday.
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J. O. Meusebach
Dan Murphy
Murphy
Meusebach
Meuse Hach
Paul Scholz
Robert Smith
Evangelists Defeat South Alamo Methodists In Basketball
Evangels beat the South Alamo Methodists 80 to 43 on their home court. Rich Stettler and Alfred Taessberg led with multiple field goals, Mil Arnold added several baskets and two fouls, while W. Weber starred on defense. Referee J. Jones officiated. Also noted Fort Worth Texas report on Frost Hunter negotiating for Wheel ing Chat sin Me Central League.
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Hall
Tivangelicals
South Alamo Methodists
Rich Stettler
Alfred Taessberg
Mil Iin Arnold
W. Weber
Walter Steffler
Nog
W. Schwartz
Strawaghn
Bartlett
Jones
He Steffler
We. Stanar
AL Loessberg
Tivater Aersingership
Fort Worth
Frost Hunter
Inant
Dickering
Wheelng Chat Sin
Jae
Per Talealon
Panther Mangagement
Joske Brothers Win Odd Tenpin Game in City League
Joske Brothers topped Waltz and Marx 3 0 in a City Tenpin League night at Grand Alleys. Joske won first game 820 764 Wolff and Marx took second 911 87 and Toxkes won last 7 724. Elmiresa of Wolff and Marx led with 212 in game two and total high for the match. Blesi matched for Joske with solid all around play. Geronial football scene: Coronal beats Normal to claim Northern State football title as Tittle McLain and Jamar starred on defense in a hard fought San Marcos clash.
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Jonke Brothers
Waltz & Marx
Grand
Joske
Wolff & Mare
Toxkes
I. Elmiresa
Wolff & Marx
Blesi
W. Besson
Star
Lumpmian
Tdske
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Coronal
San Marcos
Aatew
Jonsom
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Tullbuck Foster
Hut Coromul
Tan
Tittle McLain
Red Frasier
King
Ala W. Jamar
Normal
Twot
Fruslerter
Fuynas
Bnge
Garoaal
Jamar
Novas
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Magen
Halieson Vaner Howell Ax Gamar
Tompkins
Lath Luckle
Eg Shelton
Tagnelles
Rape Dindéey
Hughes
Chapman
Sellers
Impire
Coxen
Griffin
Coronial Beats Texas State Normal in Decisive Victory
Coronial Institute defeated Southwest Texas State Normal at San Marcos by a large margin yesterday. The win improves their standings and showcases strong offense from the home squad.
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San Marcos
Tex
UaFonal Institute
Southwest Texas State
Normal
New World Swimming Record Claimed by Craix at Chicago
A new world mark for the 0-foot plunge is claimed by Craix Redan a 280 pound University of Chicago athlete. He plunged three meters eighteen two fifths seconds faster than the former record. Mentioned cities include Chicago Washington Baltimore Southeast. Sales schedule notes December 21 22 23 with limited January 15.
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Craix
Redan
University of Chicago
Redmon
Cverla
Haliday
Washington
Baltimore
Southern Pacifics
ST. Louis
Boxing bout postponed in St Paul due to Gibbons illness
Promoters announce the Mike Gibbons versus Young Ahearn ten round contest will be postponed for at least a week in St Paul Minnesota because Gibbons is ill with a severe throat or chest condition risking pneumonia. Train schedules and local ads appear in the page text.
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Minn
Dec
Mike Gibbons
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