National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Meets
Asheville N C Dec 10 Affairs of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues were turned over to President Mike Hf Sex ton and Secretary John H Parrell when the annual meeting adjourned last night until the first Tuesday in December next At the meeting the board of arbitration disposed a number of cases W H Klepper former Coast League president was restored to good standing January 3 A M Felto president Salisbury club suspended one year for rank Lake Est attendance showed the largest turnout The minor leagues will join in a memorial fund for Christy Mathewson at Serdnge Lake N Y A committee was appointed to seek authority to propose to the major leagues exemption from the draft for certain leagues and a home for pick or epidyers
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Asheville
N.C
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Mike Hf. Sexton
John H. Parrell
Datlag
National .Association
Board of Arbitration
W. H. Klepper
Coast League
A. M. Felta
Salisbury
Qank
Lake Est
Landis
Gitobes
Ghristy
Mathewson
Serdnge
Lake
N.Y
Mathewson, Memorial Fund
Stiptoves
Twain's Failure: Try-For-Point Miss Costs Page in 7-6 Win
In a hard fought Thursday game on Schwab Field Dixon scored for Thomas Nelson Page Class A with a six yard TD and extra point. Mark Twain fought back but failed on the conversion after Forsyth recovered a Page fumble and returned 50 yards for a TD. A late Mark Twain field goal attempt fell inches short as the Page defense held.
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Thomas
Nelson Page
Mark Twain
Dixon
Page
Dot Lowell
Forsyth -Recovnt
Negley al K
Goddenaugh
Eppnght
Mark ‘Twain
Nelson
Cohen
Eresees Harris
Rodney Marley
Ferguson i Dixon
Sarese
Sherrod
Bradford Weht Tarkle
Wallace
S Forsyth
Hohen
Cross Nogley
Domeritt Wee
Gooll
Nough
Toft Hall
Dyka
Fee Held
Bowman
Dixon Eee
Epprighta
Nelson Pare
Hanna
Padismore
Baynes
Rodney
Taylor
Hordl
Gaffney
Thursday Night Nine Pin League Results Highlight Close Woodpeckers comeback
In the City Nine Pin League the Highland Socials and Woodpeckers split their two game set. First game Woodpeckers fielded nine men and Highlands capitalized with easy picks. In the deciding second game with ten per side Woodpeckers edged Highlands in a tight finish. Scores: first game Woodpeckers 378 Highlands 320. Second game Woodpeckers 359 Highlands 334.
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City
Highland Socials
Woodpeckers
Highlands
Waco Tigers Bow To Rain In Marshall Semi Final
On a soggy field in Marshall, Waco Tigers led by Paul Tyson faced Marshall in a state inter district semi final. Despite rain delaying play, about 5000 fans packed the stands while a special train carried 500 Waco supporters. Plans to pour gasoline on the field were discussed to dry the surface and resume the game.
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Marshall
Dee
Properhad
Paul Tyson
Waco ‘Tigers
Mayfricks
Waco
Trinity Defeats Randolph College in Postseason Football
GISCO Dec 10 Trinity University rallied late after Randolph Junior College led early by a field goal. Trinity scored two touchdowns to win 13 to 3 as Hoffman caught a 50 yard pass for a touchdown and Whitaker plunged for an additional score. Sehley starred for Randolph in a fast offensive display as both teams prepared for a Christmas day game.
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GISCO
Trinity University
Randolph sIunior
Tech Trinity
Badefonte
Academy
New Bike Leaders Take Lead At Madison Square Garden
New York Dec 10 The Winter Stockholm tram moved into first place in the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden pedaling 88 miles and 9 laps at the 107th hour as of 8 p.m. today. The field remains tight with teams battling for position in the early stage of the event.
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New
Grange linked to pro league amid pay disputes and comeback
New York reports that Harold Red Grange and Pyle May’s NFL ventures face pressure as promoters decry lavish pay and travel costs. The piece details gate receipts, star salaries, and plans for next season while noting Sacred Heart seniors prepare for basketball road games against Baylor in Waco and a Dallas club matchup.
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Pye
National Professional Football League
Pyle
Harold “Red” Grange
Jock Fugazy
Brooklyn
Tim
Nara
Giants
Pyle-Grange Enterprise
Yankee Stadium
Red
Newark
Harold
Harold Steblayers
Eddie Tryon
Yankee
Baward
Grange
Sacred Heart Athletic Club
Waco
Dallas
Baylor University
Dallas A. C.eam
Hex
Sacred Heart
Draughon
College
Bors
Southern Pacific Clerks
Hearts
Dranghon Girls
Heart
J.‘Terrell
B. ‘Terrell
Huebner
Butler
Elder
Mc Brearty
Wting
Burkholder
Feat Draughon
Hill
Swain
Davenport
Svee
Guck
Heard
Holdiness
Carter
Heilbacher
W. Dunsmore
Quinn
Longhorns Decline All Big Ten Foes for 2027 Schedule
Austin December report states Texas University athletic director confirms the Longhorns will not schedule any Big Ten Conference football opponents in 2027. Purdue Chicago and Indiana reportedly declined September 24 open date, with Southwestern University of George Viown expected to fill the slot.
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Texas Unity
Longhorns
Big Zen
Belmont
Texas
Purdue
Chicago
Indiana
Tiage
Southwestern University
George Viown
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