Rattlers Schedule 18 Games In 1926 Cage Season
St. Marys college Rattlers, led by Tom ODonnell and Thoms Treadaway, secured a 1926 basketball schedule with major Texas and TI A A opponents. They will play 18 games starting December 12 against Payne Yellowjackets and others, mostly at home, with workouts planned this week after returning from Dallas meeting.
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Tom O'Donnell
St.Mary's College Rattlers
Thoms J. Treadaway
Southwestern
Dallas
Texas
Hattler
Rattlers
Prowarl
Payne Yellowjackets
Tocal Y. AY. G
E Mars
Schriner Institute
Southwest Texas “Teachers’ Bobcats
Stephen F. Austin
Normal
Southwestern University
Austin College
McMurry College
Sim’mons University
Daniel Baker
Cal
O'Donnell
San Antonio
Howard Payne
Navy All-West All-East lineup draws Frisco crowd
San Francisco fans hailed the Navy Bill tender for the Shriner hospital fund as the All-West and All-East teams were announced for the New Year’s Day charity game. Promoter Hugh McKevitt touted the gathering of top players from Washington, Montana, USC, Cal, Navy, Penn, and Michigan among others.
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A. Harold Noon
Universal Service
San Francisco
Navy Bill’. Ingram
Hugh McKevitt
Shrinees
Queyers
George Guttormsen
University of Washington
Bill ~ Kelly
University of Montana
Ted Gorrell
University of Southern California
Hamilton
Ne Goudge
Navy
Jack Butler
Pennsylvania
George C. Ebayer
Pennsyl
Ania
Jerse “Fenelass
J. W. Birkleski
Lafas- West
Mekienty
Ain Weston
Penn -State
Buick
Michigan
Harold’ Broda
Brown
AloFd
Vader
Carnegie Tach
Howle-Hildebrand Eleven Victorious in Eagles' League
Howle and Hildebrand led the Howle-Hildebrand eleven to a 19 to 0 win over the Ayer squad in a mud drenched game. Eagles used a passing attack due to field conditions as Horle and Hildebrand coached by Eby Capt-Elect steered Brackenridge juniors to another coast clear victory in the contra-mural gridiron series.
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of & P Brackenridge High
Eby Capt-Elect
Walter Horle
Sherald “Hildebrand
Eagles
Ayeraduegeli
Junior M[cCalla
Raitt” Ferguson
Walter Howle
Harold Pildebrand
Eagle
Ight
Suzanne Lueglen Defeats Mary Browne In Straight Sets
Suzanne Lueglen, the French tennis star, defeated American pro Mary Browne in straight sets at Quarland. The Vincent Richards beat Harvey Snodgrass with scores 0-4, 5-6-2 before a crowd of 3500 spectators.
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International News Service
Qarland
Suzanne Lueglen
Mary E. Browne
Vincent Richards
Harvey Snodgrass
Monterey Peninsula Open Opens With Elite Field In Del Monte
Del Monte California December 10 a strong field of amateurs and professionals began the Monterey Peninsula open championship with top players George Von Elm and Leo Diegel leading an entry that includes Harold Thompson Cyril Walker Al Watrous and Claris Cooper. Prizes total 5000 with 1200 for first and 300 for fourth. Thompson and Walker won yesterday's amateur pro event with a net 64.
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del Monte
Cal
George von Elm
Chil | Walker
New York
Leo Diegel
Washington
D. C
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Bobby Jones
Claris Cooper
Harold Thompson
Glendale
Cyril Walker
Thompson
Ghdale
University of California, Southern Branch
Walker
Black
Johr Black
H. GL. Brownell
Manteres
Jack Hart
Mozel
Eureka
George van Elm
Los Angeles
FL Chandler F
Medford
Ore
Willie I
Hunter
Los
Fight Results From Associated Press Headline Summary
In Miami Petey Saezon of Birmingham defeated Johnny Boore of Holyoke 10. In Dallas Leonard Pate of Mobile beat Jack Melrose of New Orleans 10. Coming matches include Don Davis of the Pacific Coast favored to win in Chicago tonight against Joey Delmars of Hoboken, featherweights Raz Miller and Eddie Sheakaga tentatively matched for December 20, and middleweights Shuffle Callahan and Wealesy Langford slated for a Chicago bout.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Petey Saezon
Birmingham
Johnny Boore
Holyoke
Mass
Dallas
Leonard Pate
Mobile
Jack Melrose
New Orleans
Chicago
Don Davis
Joey
Delmars
Hoboken
N. F
Des
Raz Miller
Eddie Sheakaga
Callahan
Wealesy Langford
Main's Quint About Ready for Crimson Basketball Debut
Coach Harry Hamilton Jr announces the main quintet will be revealed early next week. The five candidates train daily at the XY. C. A. court as City League hopefuls prepare for a baptism of fire on Camp Normarie's court. Relatives note Maryland dates tentatively set with Bowie, Havre de Grace, Laurel and others pending state approval.
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Harry Hamilton Jr
Baltimore
Murrland Rage Tra
Bowie
Havre
Laurel
Baseball Convention Deals Reach Across The League
At Asheville NC closing sessions of the national minor league meeting several trades were announced. Wichita Falls sold catcher Clif ford Knox to the Boston Red Sox while Mobile secured infielder Herrera from the Boston Americans. Amarillo joined Western League by signing Fisherman Swanters from Oklahoma Knoxville acquired Bob Young from Ardmore and sent Cracker 19 Omaha while shipping shortstop Sherman from Thechester. Fort Worth added pitchers and infielders in exchanges with the Boston club as Horace Kibbie moved from Texas to a new post. Tulsa, Terre Haute, and other clubs also completed several player movements in a flurry of winter activity.
Tunney Plans Christmas Quiet in Poland Springs
Gene Tunney, heavyweight champion, will spend Christmas in Poland Springs Maine. In a letter requesting reservations he said he wished to escape New York for the holiday and to enjoy a quiet rest away from the city.
Heights Forfeits to South Siders in Exhibition Night
The South Side Senior Sundas Tengu sidelined Laurel Heights after methodists failed to field a full team on Thursday. Despite the forfeit, Laurel Heights staged a fast exhibition, with Walter scoring field goals and Brient and Morten contributing for Laurel.
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Sundas Tengu
Gan Heights
Methodists
Tite
Taurel
Howe Laurel Heights
Ty Walter
Tedes
South Ten
Brient
Fi Gous
Morten
Po Font
Laurel
Holland Preparing For 1928 Olympics
Amsterdam reports that the Dutch Olympic committee has begun preparations for the 1928 games. A central housing office has been opened to centralize accommodations and distribute information on housing options for visiting athletes and spectators.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Why Can I L. A. Have Them Too
International News Service reports that the New York Yankees and the Wildcats led by George Wilson will play in Beaumont on December 23. Chanp Pickens, a C. C. Pyle representative, closed contracts at a meeting with local promoters last night.
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International News Service
Beaumont
Tex
Red Grangé
New York Yankees
Wildcats
George Wilson
Chanp Pickens
C. C. Pyle
Giants Owners Shunned Him Says Coach
Scranton Pa Dee explains why Hughey Jennings claims Giants owners Judge Francis X McQuade and Charles Stoneham deserted him after his nervous breakdown during 1924 25. He says he was cut off pay and never asked his condition by wire or in person. He credits John McGraw for staying with him.
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Scranton
Dee
New York Giants
Hughey Jennings
Francis. X. MclQuade
Charles Stoneham
New York
John J. McGraw
Jennings
Francis X. McQuade
Giants
Joe Tierney
John McGraw
Cub
Dallas Likely Host for 1927 Minor League Convention
San Antonio would host all major minor league magnates for a one day meeting next year if Dallas is chosen. Garry Ables, Bruin club president, indicates San Antonio plans include a special train for delegates and a barbecue. Veteran baseball men recall San Antonio’s past success at the convention and seek to repeat it.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Garry Ables
Bruin
Asheville
N. C
Fom Cenver Sr
Cub
Cou- Ter
CCC Intermediates rout Kelly Field team 4 to 28
Catholic Community Center Intermediates overwhelmed the Tenth School Group of Kelly Field by 4 to 28 on Thursday night at the Army. G C forwards Barajas and Cisneros led the attack with Zepeda at center and Vasquez and Mendoza at guard. Substitutes Viesca Fordyce provided depth as Putnam Jordan led the Kelly Group with Miller at center and Anderson at guard.
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Catholic Community Center
Kelly Field
Army
G. C
Barajas
Cisneros
Zepeda
Mendoza
Vasquez
Viesca
Fordyce
Terith
Putnam
Jordan
Miller
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