Postoffice Prides Victors Over Mills in Tenpin Match
The Postoffice Prides won two of three in a Grand alleys series against Mills Engraving Co in the Commercial Tenpin League. Federals lead in percentage, trailing Engravers by only a few points. high team game 878 with 172-pin margin. McClanahan 210 high single. Pinkus 574 total pins. Howard 650 for three games. Mills counters with Riley 190 high game and Mills 174 average. Schafer totaled 472. Final scores show Postoffice Prides 2577 to Mills 2405. Scorer H. Armbrust. umpire B. Nelson.
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Postoffice Prides
Mills Engraving Company
Quintette of Rollers
Federals
McClanahan
Pinkus
Howard
Eldridge
Riley
Mills
Schafer
Wall
San Antonio Gas and Electric Company
San Antonio Light
Gascos
Totridge
Brock
Scorer
H. Armbrust
B. Nelson
Tinker Guards Service Rights Amid NL Trade Talk
Chicago Dec 12 Joe Tinker former Cincinnati manager warns club owners he will not be traded without consultation. He asks owners to contact him first to protect his business interests. He declines offers from New York Brooklyn Boston St Louis or Philadelphia. Adv. A Coffmen, plumber.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Tinker
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Kent
Tener
Stallings
Dolan
Dooin
Camnitz
Byrne
Clarke
D. LeRoy Reeves
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Philadelphia Club
Charlie Delivuk Secures Job Ahead of Championship Bout
Charlie Delivuk Austria light heavyweight wrestler ready for Adolph Ernst title clash next Monday at Kihlbergs Hall. He will perform at the Royal Theater Friday showing his build and medals. He lists recent victories over Demetras Hassan Hackenschmidt Wasem and Pons as build up to the bout.
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Charlie Delivuk
Austria
Adolph Ernst
Kihlberg
Ernst
Delivak
Royal Theater
Charlie
Delivuk
Yousiff Hassan
Turk
Tommy Ryan
Taylor
Demetras
Shreveport
Shreveport Athletic Club
Carl Pons
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Hackenschmidt
Oscar Wasem
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Strangler
Lewis
Federal League Targets Top Liners for Local Club
Indianapolis December report says the Federal League seeks to acquire National and American League players to form an almost all local roster. Targeted are Ownie Bush Paddy Baumann George Davis Otto Miller and Elmer Brown with deals potentially costing at least fifty thousand dollars and multi year contracts. Club president J Edward Krause says he is confident the deal will close.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal League
Ownie Bush
Paddy Baumann
George Davis
Detroit Americans
Otto Miller
Brooklyn Nationals
Elmer Brown
Broklyn
Montgomery
J. Edward Krause
Ritchie Seeks Rest After Nose Abscess Surgery
Willie Ritchie lightweight champion fighter lies in bed in San Francisco with an ice pack on his face after nose abscess surgery. The earlier fight with Harlem Tommy Murphy was canceled last Wednesday night as doctors ordered rest.
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San Francisco
Cal
Willie Ritchie
Pigilist
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Ritchie
Swedes Carry American Athletics Ideas Abroad
A thirty strong Stockholm gymnastic society team just finished an American tour and will export further American athletic methods abroad. Recent visits by Swedish German and Austrian envoys to the United States have underscored European attention to American training ideas.
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New York
Stockholm
Gymnatic Society
Travis Club schedules and athletic plans outlined
The Travis Club announces its class schedule and aims to boost its athletes for inter club contests with the Y M C A and Turn Verein. The athletic committee led by G A C Halff and others coordinates open gym time and a busy program including basketball preparations under Texas FE Schramm.
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Travis Club
G. A. C. Halff
C. H. Terrell
Harold Kayton
Atlee B. Ayres
Nat Tannenbaum
Lynn Beeley
Turn Verein
Alamo Plaza
Texas FE
Schramm
National Leaguers Adjourn Meeting After Amendments
The National League closed its annual meeting in New York with three constitutional amendments and a new drafting method favored by Charles Ebbetts. The league confirmed the arbitration ruling on share of 1812 world series receipts and set February 9 for the schedule meeting. Governor Tener announced forthcoming committee appointments. Giants to receive one eighth of 36000 dollars. concurrence with the American League and others required.
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New York
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Tener
American League
National Commission
Texas U Alumni Seek Injunction Over High School Title Game
University of Texas Alumni plan an injunction against Houston and Comanche High School football teams set for Saturday in Houston for the state inter scholastic championship. The Fort Worth High School, twice winner of the North Texas title, was disqualified for an ineligible player. Clarence Ousley and President John Taunton spearhead the action at a Friday meeting.
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Fort Worth
Tex
University of Texas
Houston
Comanche
North Texas
Clarence Ousley
University of Texas Regents
John Taunton
Texas
Baylor faculty suspends Leach over postgame incident
Baylor University announces indefinite suspension of J. B. Leach for attacking Lt. E. D. Johnson after the Thanksgiving game with Southwestern. Yell leader H Larue Coleman is relieved of office and blocked from university positions for a period to be decided. Elaine Golding begins Panama Canal swim from Cristobal, aims to reach Gatun lake.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor University
E. D. Johnson
Army
Baylor
Southwestern
Leach
H. Larue Coleman
Canal
Colon
Elaine Golding
Bath Beach
N. Y
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Cristobal
Gatun
Gatun Lake
Gamboa
Princeton End Walter Hammond Marries Eliza Zimmerman
Princeton, N J December 12 Walter E Hammond end on the varsity football team married Miss Eliza Zimmerman of Brooklyn last Wednesday. Hammond, a junior, expects to discontinue college work here. The Senior Parish Aid of St Mark's will serve a hot lunch at the parish house once December 18 from 12 to 2.
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Princeton
N. J
Walter E. Hammond
Eliza Zimmerman
Brooklyn
Hammond
St. Mark's
Ten Teams Tie in Six Day Bicycle Marathon
New York December 12 Ten teams shared first place at eight o clock Friday of the 104th hour as the six day race neared its end. Corry Walker led by a lap while leaders had run 2047 miles and six laps 32 miles beyond the old record. Clark Grenda Carman Cameron and Mitten Thomas trailed one lap. Kopsky Keefe were 13 12 miles back. Anderson Hansen retired at 8 am official. A 14 year old record fell as leading teams pedalled 1994 miles in 101 hours surpassing the 1899 Miller Waller mark of 1961 miles for the 101st hour. Hansen Anderson lost laps early and dropped a full mile behind the leaders. Remaining positions held.
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New York
Corry-Walker
Feaders
Clark-Grenda
Carman-Cameron
Mitten-Thomas
Kopsky-Keefe
Anderson-Hansen
Miller
Waller
Hansen
Anderson
Football Star to Wed in Columbus Kansas
George W. Barnes famed Texas A M College athlete of 1910 and 1911 will marry Portia Moreland Losey Taylor in Columbus Kansas on December 17. Barnes, Corpus Christi native, played for Texas A M and earned All Star Texas and All Star Southern honors. He now works in Oklahoma agricultural extension and the couple will reside in Stillwater after January 1.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
George W. Barnes
Texas A. & M. College
Columbus
Kansas
Portia Moreland Losey Taylor
Taylor
Barnes
Texas A. M
Texas Aggies
Texas
State of
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Kla
Ellis Chosen Captain of Marshall Training Team
Joe Ellis of Lockhart Texas was chosen captain of the 1914 Marshall Training School football team at a special meeting. Ellis is a speedy all around athlete who played with Coronal early in the season before a field mishap sidelined him. He is welcomed by the Marshall squad and should aid the basketballers to keep the bunting near home.
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Joe Ellis
Lockhart
Tex
Marshall Training Oe
Ellis
Coronal
Marshal
Marshall
Midgets Top Pigmies In YMCA Basketball Bout
In a seniors versus juniors session, the Midgets defeated the Pigmies 15 to 10. Logan Farr and Bertch starred, while C G Gordon scored nearly all the losers’ points under refereeing by George Wheeler.
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George Wheeler
Logan
Farr
Bertch
Gordon
Robins
Evans
Eensetsy
Behring
TSAR
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L. Gas & Electrics
W. Tel. Sens
A. Light Ee
Mills Eng. Co
Mav.Clarke Co
Ransom & Silsbee
Eagle Fur. Co
A. Coffmen
Tfs
By Tad
Guy
Mitchel
Hashane
Washer Bros. Co
Xmas
Travis
Club
National Leaguers
Texas U
George Barnes
Wheeler
Beasley
Switzer
North Pacific
Flax Man
Lvercoats
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