Gladiators Repeat First Series Tricks In Bowling Match
The Gladiators repeated early series tricks to beat the Mustangs, taking first place by winning the second game 74 pins after a 4 in the opening. Rober’s adiatons and tough scores by Richey and Jahwueller highlighted a night of spirited bowling as Roores and other teams fought hard. Team lineups included Maen Lonmueller, captain, and Givilaters with Tietzel captaining in Richey’s absence.
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Rieber
Adiatons
Tobnieles
Mustangs
Thruly Chaice
Josa Noth
Lantbar
Muntanga
Gladiators
Roores
Tohmueller
Dietzel
Fors HH
Wolfe
Guizeit
Belridtzar
Fireh Slo
Lohmueller
Richey
Seroud
Jahwueller
Maen BR
Lonmueller
A. Pins
Eh Hneber
Guteelt
Write
Espey
Q.grasso
I. Seidel
A. Tietzel
al Richey
Tolle
Appniin
W. Seluttze
AL Lassner
M. Schendel
Ro Gerer
G. Gur
Moorhner
Fritze
Lowther
Gats Put Bronchos Out Of Commission
Gats put the Bronchos out of commission as Schuchze’s Mod Cts strengthened illness and took control after the first game 5 to 4 and the second by 19 phrs. The Mud Cats won both closely contested games with standout play from Worlie Bronching Gath Deininger Hoffmann and Dietze. The first game’s top scorers included Hulh iT 4 23 30 20 15-2h6 and Belnelve while the second saw Sobudae 2 46 18 Ht 04 4a with AQ 86-271 ehuetza captaine tare ailien W Ziléreher and Christiatin among others.
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Schuchze
Mod Cts
G. Kith
Bronabos
Mud Cats
Worlie
Deininger
Hoffmann
Dietze
Scoye
AF Eas G
Ehuetza
Captaine
Tareailien
W. Ziléreher
Christiatin
Cor- Brove
Bacon
Jacobs Sid We Withoft
Vronchor
G. Huth
BH. Delanieer
Henry Nefainger
R. Kapp Q
Withoff
J Tortmin
W Nietze
Demy
Joe Margoewloty
Unephe
G. Staritis
Beorex
C. Dubinig
Boxing and sports notes from a chaotic era
Prominent bouts discussed include Jack Johnson and Philadelphia Mike Kelley advancing. Toronto club changes with new manager Mike Kelley. Michigan faculty victory may restore Wolverines in big games next season. Moran seeks title shot against Abe Attell with Frank Nall as an opponent. University of Pennsylvania finances show football net profit of 22000 dollars. A bicycle thief in Hennington receives a two year sentence.
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McCeffery
le Toronto Clib
Mike Kelley
Jac Kelley
Toronto
Mike Kelley Caee Iy
Cos
University of Michigan
Board of Resents
Wolverine
Owen Moran
Bantan
England
Abe Attell
Moran
Abe
Attell
Prank Nall
America
Joe Bowker
University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association
Avera
Anminatour Rules on Competitors and Prizes
A historical text outlines membership rules for a cycle charity group with limits on prizes and participation. It specifies who may compete, prohibits earnings or professional involvement, and sets prize value thresholds. The language notes exemptions for certain organizers and those advising illicit aims.
St Mary's Hall Triumph Over League Six In Practice
In a fast practice game at St Mary's Hall yesterday afternoon League Six were defeated 2 to 7. Bright play from Hailey and Hanson highlighted St Mary's teamwork as they pressed for a stronger finish in the second half.
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St. Mary's Hall
Hitle Breeleon
Guammar Soxteis Wis Defunian
Stt. Mary's Hall
St Mary's
Dtk Hailey
Misa Hanson
Maxi
Miliy
Tver
Pescoek Dislerhalt
Electria Park Vinkt
Reet
Mio Skore Wits cc
Feacochk
Local and school basketball chatter from Fortine holiday meet
Local sports items note Thomas second team challenging all comers, Brackenbridge Grammar School teams, and Fortine county events. Highlights include St Marys basketball on their court, Whalis lock, and preparations for holiday games at Fort San Woustun with crowds expected.
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Thomas
Mit
Fort San Woustun
Hie City
Unclear Team Plans Delay Game Decision
Fragmentary notes describe an uncertain agreement among players and organizers. A final call on whether a game proceeds is expected only this afternoon as team gatherings remain unresolved.
Umpire Frank Quigg recalls dramatic pennant clash in Aspen
In a Colorado State League finale between Aspen and Cripple Creek, a holiday atmosphere, roaring crowds, and a near inconclusive play sparked heated pride. Umpire Sharpe calls a close ninth inning safe as a decisive throw sails in.
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Frank Quigg
Peck Bharne
Colorado State League
Sharpe
Aspen
Cripple Creek
Eut
Routers
Severu
Avout
Aynen
Kecon
Hae
Juad
Ome
Spectacles and wartime notices in a scattered ad page
An OCR fragment shows consumer ads for gold spectacles and jewelry with prices and guarantees, plus a wartime recruitment notice seeking able bodied unmarried men for the U S army. It also mentions various brands and local merchants in San Antonio, Texas.
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Ettizens
United States
Billie Ing
Houston Street
San Antonio
Texas
Largest Box Factory in Texas Receives State Notice
A. L. Binet Co, a major box maker, runs one of the South’s largest plants. R. J. Burnette serves as president and manager with decades in the trade. The firm serves top businesses in Texas and Louisiana, employing about thirty five workers and offering wrapping paper and related supplies.
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A. L. Binet Co
Sissit Bist Conte Myrce Steel
South
R. J. Burnetty
Beardog
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Mission Garden Bowling League
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Mple
London
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St. Mary’s Hall
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Sir Lagna
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Chris
Rocky Mountain
Mente Berm Jewelry Co
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Paul Jones
Duffy
Hostetlers Bitters
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J.T. Bowyer
Potchernick's
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