Libel suit threat over Gotham Johnson action discussed
President Ban Y Tulison of the American League said he would welcome a libel suit threatened by the New York National club. He hoped it would bring the guilty parties to court and predicted Gotham club would take no real action. He also noted upcoming spring meetings and a proposal to drop a separate gathering feature.
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Ban Y Tulison
American League
New York National Club
Gotham Club
Jehuson
Asheriat Yeura
PELS GET PENNANT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT
The New Orleans club of the Southern league was officially awarded the 1911 pennant at a directors meeting. Officers will be elected today, and the 1912 schedule committee named. President Kavanaugh appears certain of reelection amid opposition. the Mobile club was exonerated. The salary limit is expected to remain the same as last season. A banquet hosted by Nashville President Hirsig preceded the meeting.
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Nashville
Tenn
New Orleans
Jesio W
Kavanaugh
Moblié
Hirsig
Nashville Club
W. M. Kavanaugh
Little Rockie
C. Gals Jawny
Atlanta CT
Colemantempris
C. B. Jones
Montgomers
Colsson
Mike Winn
Mobile
Walt Wilson
W. G. Hirsiz
E_ Tena
Charlee Wrank
New Pienhe
Iemarraw
Mors- PS
Marshall letter men celebrated at spread
Members of Marshall Training School track and football teams received their "M" letters during a supper hosted by Prof. W. J. Marshall at a Mexican restaurant. Albert Knees was elected captain for 1912 with speeches by N. J. Marshall, Adrian Voight, John Fouts, and Charles Timms. Plans for basketball and baseball were discussed, with optimism for both. The silver loving cup from J. R. Sprague was awarded for winning the Academic league. Attendees included Waldron Murdock, Nell Brown, George Diltt, Robert Jacks, Volnay Peters, John Crowther, Adolph Stieler, and others.
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Marshall Training School
W. J. Marshall
Albert Knages
Cotula
N. J. Marshall
Adrian Voight
John Fouts
Charles Timm
J. R. Sprague
Marshall
Waldron Murdock
Pappers
Nell Brown
George Diltt
Robert Jacks
Volnay Peters
John Crowther
Adolph Stieler
Homer Waits
Albert Knees
Syde Littlefield
Eriest Morker
Fesse Lee Blarney
Roger Starnes
Garl Starnes
See Slit Sutherland
Schieldher
Neilhiam
Ables Released by New York to Oakland Club
Pitcher Ables, a southpaw with prior stints in the Texas league and Pacific Coast League, is released by the New York American League club to the Oakland club for seasoning. He previously played for Oaklands, Dallas, and San Antonio, and began the season with the Yankees before being purchased from San Antonio.
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New York Yankees
Associated Press
New York
Tarry Alles
Ablea
Oaklands
Ables
Dallas
San Antonio
Lanexes
Yankees
Tam
Oakland
Wew Sr
Southwestern University
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Georgetown
Texas
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Seral
Bargains in Automobiles at San Antonio Motor Car Co
San Antonio Motor Car Co offers seven passenger Oldsmobiles at bargain prices to clear stock before new arrivals. Trade in your old car for value. See Frederick Murphey, lawyer, 511-549 Hicks Building, for details.
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San Antonio Motor Car Co
Frederick Murphey
Hicks
Annual Gymnasium Exhibit by Turners at Turner Hall
The annual gymnasium exhibition by Turners of San Antonio will be held tonight at Turner Hall at 218 o clock sharp. Otto Goepel, physical instructor, directs a program of fourteen events showcasing Turner physical culture. Seniors, juniors, boys and girls participate, each number performed to music with time kept by an orchestra. Events include marching, drills, vaults, parallel bars, rope work, and pyramids, featuring both ladies and boys classes across senior and junior groups.
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San Antonio
Turner Hall
Sharp
Phyaly Rt
Otto Goepel
Turner Gym
Heys
Marehing
Reds May Seek Spring Camp at Hot Wells in 1912
A Cincinnati Reds advance notice says negotiations are underway to relocate spring training to Hot Wells, near San Antonio, with a Reds official aiming to visit soon. The Hot Wells hotel has been renovated and would host the team if terms satisfy the club, offering top facilities for conditioning.
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Ark
Cincinnati
San Antoni
Queen City
Red Managament
Hot Wells Hotel
Hot Wells
Bancroft
Teds
San Antonio
Reds
Oned
End is near in race for first prize in six day event
The six day race in New York tightens with Joe Foxler of Brooklyn and Deck Clarke of Melbourne leading by a lip at 9 o clock. They hold a slim margin over seven other teams as they near Telelnk tonight for the chance at first prize. After thirteen days, Higher and Barke have covered 2477 miles and eight laps with the finish in sight.
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Jay
TRESS
York
Joe Foxler
Brooklyn
Deck Clarke
Melbourne
Australia
Telelnek
Finian
Higher
Barke
Tolly
Mateh Ra
Eckersall Enjoined by Associated Press Chicago
Chicago December 16 Judge McDonald in Superior Court issued an injunction against Walter Bekersall former star quarterback of the University of Chicago restraining him from annoying or interfering with his wife who has filed for divorce Mrs Bekersall accuses him of cruelty and non support the injunction aims to protect her custody and welfare in the suit filed yesterday
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Associated Parea
Chicago
Walter Dl Retersall
University of Mhicago
Mcdoanald
Rentras Bekergall
Wifh
Boxing Revival Opens Winter Series in Atlanta Draw
Abel of Chattanooga and Young Joe Grim of Baltimore fought ten rounds to a draw last night at the Batteneduh venue opening the winter boxing series after a break of more than a year. The Associated Press reported from Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Duke Abel
Chattanooga
Young Joe
Grim
Baltimore
Goat Tournament Opens at San Antonio Country Club
The San Antonio Country Club board announces a Goat Tournament to spark fun among members. Johnny Bennett Jr, C. F. Clagg, and Dr. J. T. Burtespat lead the tournament committee. Entry closes December 20 with a bronze medal and goats as stakes, culminating June 1, 1912, for the Goat Cup.
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San Antonio Country Club
Johnny Bennett Jr
C.F. Clagg
J. T. Burtespat
Tarrant
Enoch
Board of Governors
Goat Cup to honor sailors with most medals in 1912 match
The record notes a goat cup will be presented to the boat with the largest number of medals at the end of play on June 10 1912. Medals must be returned to original holders after the event. Disputes are to be referred to the columnities.
Unexpected Montour Triumph Stuns Beethoven Hall Crowd
Chief Montour of Oklahoma defeated Ba Anderson in two straight falls at Beethoven Hall last night. Referee Joe Weller listed 180 pounds for Montour and 190 for Anderson, with Montour using speed and footwork to overcome weight and strength advantages. Preliminaries featured Young Guygan over Boxton Sem in three falls and Young Sweeney taking two of three from Young Pollard in a close card.
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Chief Montour
Oklahoma
Ba Anderson
Duluth
Anderson
Montour
rTonurkal
Joe Wellar
Wellon
Young Guygan
Boxton Sem
Guggu
Sam
Youhg Sweeney
Young Pollard
Wolgast to Honolulu Fry Tier Aspochaten Vress Cadillac
Word reached Cadillac Michigan on February 16 that Ad Weilgnat will not return after his aphenaicitis operation. He plans to sail from San Francisco to Honolulu soon after New Year’s, accompanied by his wife and manager Tom Sores, with Wolgast as sponsor.
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Mich
Nec
Ad Weilgnat
Cadillac
Honolulu
San Francisco
Tom Sores
Nelson and Wilson Fight Obscured by Ten Rounds
Hing Nelson and Bobby Wilson of this city fought ten rounds here last night with Nelson earning the decision. Wilson battled hard and showed improvement throughout the bout. Gorman beat Kenney in Cleveland in a ten round decision, outweighing his foe by ten pounds. Rector stopped McCabs in the second round in New Orleans.
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Nelson
Bobby Wilson
Wilson
Gorman
Associa
Cleveland
Jor Gorman
San Francisco
Frank Kenney
New York
Timmie Rector
New Orleans
Jimmie McCabs
Gelirab
Chia
Southern league chiefs clash over salary limit
Nashville reports Southern League magnates met today amid talk of a salary limit fight. Proposals favoring a reduction push the figure down around three thousand dollars, signaling potential disputes ahead.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern League
Reali
Minneapolis Pennant Won On Batting in 1911 Season
The Associated Press reports Chicago on December 16 that Minneapolis won the American Association pennant by batting. Tom Jones of Milwaukee led first basemen with a .901 average and 11 errors in 1252 chances. Hulswill of Louisville tops second basemen at .971 with 166 games, while Ritter of Minneapolis leads catchers with a .991 percentage and 87 chances. Shannon of Kansas City tops outfielders with a .? average. Slagle of Louisville leads pitchers with 4 chances handled in 25 games.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Baetting
Minneapolis
Chivingiotl
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Tom Jones
Hulswill
Shannon
Kansas Cit
M. McClormick
J McCormick
Slagle
Inuisville
Markiox
Kangaa City
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Petsbuns
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Chisago American Tong Elnh
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Boston buys and delays on roster surprises by new manager
Boston Red Sox new American League manager finds roster shocks as New York purchases Louise Lockwood from Vancouver and sends him to Sacramento. Fournier also moved from Vancouver to Stahl as pitcher. The manager seeks reinstatement and expects to bring players to Hot Springs on March 1 for training.
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Vancouver
Thay
Stahl
Catelier
Commis
Boston
Mark Agi
Hot Springs
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