City Champs Defeat Government Hill Five
City teams clash as the Pop Stat city champions roll past Government Hill Five. Key players include Worth Seeyersees for the winners and Whees for Government Hill, while upcoming matches and new rules affecting breed safety in the racing circuit are noted.
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Mallet Ocean Travel Between New York and Galveston
Travel by mail or steamer between New York and Galveston with return by steamer or rail. Sailings on Saturdays from Galveston and Wednesdays from New York. Includes meals and sleeping accommodations. Contact Mallory Line Galveston Texas for rates and schedules.
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Galveston
Calveston
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York
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Texas
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Telephones win first game in 10 pin series
The Telephones take the opening game of a 10 pin series at Grand Valley lanes by 765 to 782. Swift team replies with two straight wins 932 to 727 and 834 to 347. O'Neil lines for Swift with a 214 in the second game, while Gales and Wadell top Telephones with strong scores.
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Swifts
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Comanches Defeat Thackenridge Junior Huskies 21 to 16
Comanche basketball earns a 21 to 16 win over Thackenridge Juniors in a tight afternoon game. Highlight plays by Seng and Miche for Comanches while Whitney and Mitchell paced the losers.
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Brackenridge
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Handball Series Highlights and Close Contests
Three matches in a handball series at Ve MLoc A featured Inox Turke beating Made Fuquay in five games as well as two class D games. George Sexmuer swept Whitlock Bander four games to none. Arthur Tutle defeated Richey Heaton three games to two in a tight final. Burke and Puquay provided the hardest fought clash with sharp serves and wall play while Lexauer and Zander split games before Zander pulled clear. George Wheeler officiated all encounters.
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Ihe
Pame
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George Wheeler
Rowdyism under ban reaches major league policy
A letter from Boston club president James E. B. Gaffney instructing Braves players to avoid all rowdyism has unsettled magnates. The move may be discussed at the upcoming owners meeting, with several clubs favoring similar action to curb unrest, while praising progress yet seeking further improvements in conduct.
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Ninger
Braves
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Southwest Intercollegiate Conference to Meet in Dallas
Daluas Texas December 41 The Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association plans to meet to arrange schedules for the 1916 football season and to consider a proposal for changing the annual meeting date. Members include University of Texas at Austin Baylor University University of Oklahoma Oklahoma A&M College and others in the Southwest Conference.
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World Series pitching averages mirror league marks
New York reports a comparison showing Alexander Shore and Foster unchanged from their 1915 league figures in the World Series. Alexander pitched 18 innings against Boston with 3 runs charged, Shore yielded 4 earned runs in two games, and Testeralae went 2-0 with a 2.00 ERA in the series, matching his league pace.
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Brackenridge Girls Beat Crockett 23 to 4 in Friday Clash
Brackenridge girls defeated Crockett 23 to 4 Friday afternoon. Brackenridge's win improved their season record to six wins in seven games, with Miss Gold and Miss Shirk scoring all Brackenridge points while Miss Long led Crockett with four points and solid play.
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Baseball Peace Now In Prospect For Major Leagues
Prominent baseball figures in New York discuss a National League meeting in New York City next Tuesday and possible trades to strengthen clubs ahead of a broader league realignment. Observers doubt five clubs can coexist in one metro area, prompting possible holdings readjustments after the 1916 season.
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New York Americans
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New Conference Formed by Major Southern Universities
Seven large southern universities and colleges formed a new conference here today at the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association convention. The move follows the abolition of the one year residence rule by the Southern Intercollegiate Angoclation, reshaping intercollegiate play and competition across the region.
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Tenny Defeats Tiamat in Close Redslin Practice Game
The Hertz Sehan basketball team beat Lama Schhat 16 to 1 in a Friday practice. Rautind Joiners defeated Brackeorht Indiepenitents 18 to 2 after a 0 to 4 first half. Teams played well with ties and strong defense as Clifford West refereed the contest.
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