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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
4
Charles Gausey’s Wiker Hall team edged rival ML Wall’s quintet 17 to 14 in a senior class matchup. Gausey scored four field goals and one foul. Roy Quillintree led with multiple points as the lineup featured Dan sides and Maney in key roles.
Floyd Smith beat George Helsey three straight games in the opening round of the Class C Moe Ahand Hall tournament. Scores were 11-8 as Smith controlled the serve and attack, advancing past Belsey in straight sets.
Kinl erg lost their first game in the Commercial Ten Pin League when Postoffice Prizes defeated them in the third game of the match Monday night. Gas & Elveides won the series 2 games to 1 with scores 832 to 747 and 842 to 764. Stephens led for Tostaftier with 507 in the third contest while Armiuraat top-scored for Gas & Blees with 200% across the second quint.
Postlewaite's Haske Balk tram defeats Three Cross 17 to 3 as Russell Jewas and Audrey Fut tlehee lead scorers. Beitel adds late points for the loser while Beite and others contribute, with Fosslewaite at center and Stewart at left forward, in a game noted for a scoreless second half and strong defense. Referee Ernest Green.
Brooks of Huisache Golf Club offers a silver loving cup as prize for a handicap tournament set for Iluiegche Club. Entries likely in two flights by handicaps with play on Saturday and finals Sunday. Meanwhile boxing results note Freddie Welsh lost to Jimmy Murphy in Philadelphia.
The annual meeting of American and Federal League officials opens in New York with talk of peace pacts, schedule changes, and umpire assignments. Deals for players are anticipated as clubs seek to strengthen rosters, while Cincinnati manager Charley Herzog is discussed and Brooklyn-Boston exhibition games teased for April.
Club owners of the American League began arriving for their annual meeting in Chicago. Ban Johnson indicated topics to be discussed include all star terms and player writing for newspapers. The session will also consider shortening the season and possible concrete moves on trades and staff questions.
Announcement from S. Avikdson Herren of Princeton states Intercollegiate tournament will be held at Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh. Dates not yet set, likely in second or third week of December. Western colleges expected to participate. previous events centered on Atlantic coast.
Frederick W. Finblon, secretary treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union, directs clubs and managers to itemize expenses and adhere to prescribed prize limits. He warns against improper arrangements and requires inscriptions on the prize itself, with notices to the regulations committee if violations occur.
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