Printers Lead In Commercial Tenpin League Run
The second series week ends with Breit scoring 224 for the San Antonio Lights Bowling Club and the Printers totaling 901. Pinkus tops three games with 574, while Quinny leads in league averages as Gascos dominate the standings and a pent-up schedule lines up weekly clashes.
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Frank Chance Excels as Baseball Film Star
Frank Chance, manager of the Yankees, stars in a two reel comedy titled Baseball's Peerless Leader. Produced by Pathe Freres, the outdoor film centers on baseball and features Chance as a natural in front of the camera.
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Championship Wrestling Standoff Looms In San Antonio
Adolph Ernst defends the light heavyweight title against Austrian challenger Charlie Delivak at Kihlberg's Hall Monday night in a best two of three bout with the strangle hold barred. Ernst, arrived from San Antonio last Friday, touts confidence after life saving feats, while Delivak promotes a planned winter stay in San Antonio as he seeks to be crowned champion. Preliminary set for 8:45 with Garland Holbrook to pin Harry Lavenay twice or forfeit, as Bill Furlong and Ed Fomby time the show.
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Garland Holbrook
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Harry Lavenay
Bill Furlong
Ed Fomby
Baseball Exiles and Expanse of the 1914 Season
The article surveys preseason baseball talk with plans for spring exhibitions in Tampa and Jacksonville, noting Connie Mack’s pursuit of star-finding, historic player costs, and potential outfield trades. It cites key figures like Murphy Williams, Charles Welch Murphy, and Ed Kenetchy, plus bids for Federal League moves and managerial shifts ahead of 1914.
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Tenpins 15 Fast Becoming Popular
Bowling has evolved under standardized rules making tenpins increasingly popular. A Brooklyn meeting about ten years ago led to the American Bowling Congress setting alley measurements and equipment standards, boosting the game’s national appeal.
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American Bowling Congress
92 year old woman enjoys motorcycle spin in Warren
Mrs Catherine Osborne aged 92 takes a motorcycle ride in Warren Ohio with her great great grandson William Bowen at her side. She recalls her first train ride at 86 and says this summer's motorcycle ride is the greatest sport imaginable.
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Long Ring Bout Remembered Fading Star Jack Burke Dies
Jack Burke, famed for the longest glove battle, died in New York from heart failure. He and Andy Bowen fought 110 rounds in New Orleans on April 6 1893 a match long remembered as epic. Bowen later died in the ring against George Lavigne. Burke never regained boxing glory.
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New York
Professor Duffy
Andy Bowen
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New Orleans
George Lavigne
Clabby Impresses Fans in San Francisco Bout at Daly City
Jimmy Clabby solidifies his standing with San Francisco fight followers by a workmanlike victory over Frank Logan at Daly City on Thanksgiving afternoon. He mixed tactics, endured a nose wound, and shifted to hard punching in the later rounds to secure a win as Logan faded. Joe Rivers also regains form in Los Angeles after defeating Leach Cross, inviting a possible Ritchie rematch. Sailor Petroskey loses to Jack Dillon at Butte on Thanksgiving, while a midweight title path thins with Klaus, Gibbons, Clabby, and Dillon eyeing chances before Eddie McGoorty returns from Australia.
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Griffin
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Petroskey
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Australia
Favor 25 Mile Speed Limit in Massachusetts Hopes
The Massachusetts highway commission signals another try next year to enact a 25 mph speed limit after a failed attempt this year. Observers say a flat rate could curb speeding, with last session's measure passing a committee but dying in the legislature. A compromise or 30 mph option may ease motorist opposition.
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Moves Eastern Branch of Stromberg Motor Devices
The eastern branch of the Stromburg Motor Devices Company has moved from 146 West Sixth Street to a new location on Seventh Avenue.
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Stromberg Motor Devices
West Sixth Street
Seventh Avenues
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