Ransom Silsbee Triumphs In Tight Mills Bowling Match
In a Commercial Tenpin League clash at Grand alleys, the Ransom & Silsbee team edged Mills Engraving 811 to 735 after two tight wins by margins of five and ten pins. Mills led early with a 195 by captain Mills, while Scott anchored the Clothiers, and Lantrip closed strong as Ransom & Silsbee completed the upset.
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Mills Engraving Company
Ransom & Silsbee
Scott
Clothiers
Mills
Haberdashers
Mann
Lantrip
Scotty
Sandy” Lantrip
San Antonio Light
Southwestern Telephone Company
Mann Ance
Whitaker
M Ving Co
Lst
Schafer
Seuede Eves
Riley
Seceeee
B. Nel
O Hearn Chosen Captain Of 1914 Cornell Football Team
Ithaca Dec 18 John E O Hearn of Brookline Mass star right end who sustained an eye injury in the Harvard game and was thought to have to quit football forever was named captain of the 1914 Cornell team in a Wednesday night ceremony
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O’hearn
Ithaca
N. Y
John E. O’hearn
Brookline
Mass
Cornell
Harvard
Travis Club Forms Expert Instructing Corps
The Travis Club has assembled a capable corps of instructors for boxing wrestling basketball tumbling Indian club swinging and calisthenics. An instructor will tailor lessons for athletes lacking proficiency and a special master is available for game day training.
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Travis Club
Ebbetts Persists After Joe Tinker in Brooklyn Deal
President Charles H. Ebbetts of Brooklyn Baseball Club disclosed correspondence about the sale of Joe Tinker from Cincinnati to Brooklyn for 25000 dollars. He wired Chicago club president Charles W. Murphy on December 12 to confirm the release purchase and status of the transaction.
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New York
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Joe Tinker
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Brooklyn
Ebbetts
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Club
Tinker and Brooklyn Cubs in Trade Negotiations
In a series of telegrams Ebbetts and Murphy discuss Tinker’s rights and potential deal, with Ebbetts asserting Tinker belongs to Brooklyn and Murphy denying misquoted remarks while expressing willingness to arrange a deal with Brooklyn, Cincinnati, or any club claiming Tinker.
Waugh to Box Thomas in Fort Worth Thursday night
Bobby Waugh of Fort Worth and Joe Thomas of New Orleans set to fight as lightweights before the Panther City Athletic Club in Fort Worth on Thursday night. The bout headlines a local boxing card expected to draw fans from the area.
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Waugh
Thomas
Fort Worth
Tex
Bobby Waugh
Joe Thomas
New Orleans
Panther City Athletic Club
Turner Five Triumphs in Open Basketball Opener
The Turner five beat the Swastikas 22 to 18 in the YMCA city league opener. Rische scored 15 for the Turners amid a strenuous, closely fought contest, while Thayer and Dumphy starred for the Swastikas. Davis of the losers added two points as the Swastikas surprised early expectations and analysts eye the Fort Sam Houston team as a contender for the AAU title.
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Turner
Rische
Turners
Turner Clan
Thayer
Dumphy
Holbrook
Davis
Fort Sam Houston Tribe
Amateur Athletic Union
Gil bert Denman Elected President of High School Athletic Council
The high school athletic committee elected Gil bert Denman president of the High School Athletic Council to oversee all school athletics. Bill McCullough became vice president, George Cannon secretary, and Fred Hoffstetter joined as faculty treasurer. The council aims to keep sports clean and reduce wrangles over rulings, per Coach Otto Pfeiffer.
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High School Athletic Committee
Gilbert Denman
High School Athletic Council
Denman
Otto Pfeiffer
Bill McCullough
George Cannon
Fred Hoffstetter
Not Beyond Help At 87 Kidney Pills Claim Relief
Mrs. Mary A. Dean of Taunton Massachusetts says after turning 87 she found Foley Kidney Pills beneficial for bladder weakness stiff joints and rheumatic pains. Fischer's Drug Store advertises the remedy.
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Mary A. Dean
E. Walnut St
Taunton
Mass
Fischer’s
Rentrup Wins Bouts in Straight Falls
Prima facie evidence from clippings shows Adolph Ernst faces a busy session when he meets Charlet S. Rentrup, European champion, Friday night at Kihlberg's hall. Rentrup has defeated Dick Highfiel, Bug Edawrs, Harvey High, Jerry Howard, Tommy Murphy, Joe Gyori, McMurdo, Jimmie Thompson, Young Hackenschmitt, and Len White in straight falls, signaling a strong chance to down Ernst. promoter Tom Head reports near full ringside, with a favorable forecast and Harry Lucenay as referee.
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Adolph Ernst
Charlet@s
Rentrup
Kihlberg
Rerstrup
Dick Highfiel
Laverne
Okla
Tulsa
Harvey
Bartlett
Tex
Jerry Howard
Kansas
Mulvane
Kan
Howard
Tommy Murphy
Arkansas City
Blackwell
Joe Gyori
Arizona
McMurdo
Jimmie Thompson
Pacific Coast
Young Hackenschmitt
Len White
Oklahoma
Ernst
Tom Head
Ernst Delivak
Harry Lucenay
Phillips Win Two In Straight Sets At Turner Hall
Phillips ninepin team defeats Klaus aggregation in straight sets at Turner Hall on Wednesday night. Joe Reymann stars with strong all round scoring, leading Phillip to a 327 to 285 first game and 275 to 242 second game victory. Gerlack Gerloff Klaus Mackenheimer and Zizelmann also deliver solid performances for their sides.
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Phillip
Klaus
Turner Hall
Joe Reymann
Phillips
Gerlack
Gerloff
Mackenheimer
Zizelmann
H. Ludwig
Rules Unite Trotting Associations On Class Advances
Chicago reports the National Trotting Association and American Trotting Association agreed a fast heat does not create a higher class. A horse must win a race before moving up, with the same distance rules for both bodies. Fines go to injured drivers. meetings set for February in New York and Chicago. An advertisement for Matthews Cafe Teria follows.
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Chicago
National Trotting Association
American Trotting Association
National
New York
American
M C A Minstrel at Gunter Ballroom This Week
The M C A minstrel show at the Gunter ballroom will be staged Thursday and Friday nights with many features advertised.
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Gunter Hotel
Gunter Ballroom
Howell Defeats Thomas At Tenpins In Close Bowling Match
Veteran bowlers Howell and Thomas faced off on the Grand alleys for nine games before a sizable crowd. Howell won by 196 pins overall, with a high 263 in the third game while Thomas’s best was 229. Howell averaged 220 to Thomas’s 199 as the rivals plan a rematch.
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Howell
Thomas
Wasuzzaz
Split
Pat
Towell
Oeel
Ofhomas
Thomas So
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Ransoms
Victors
Commercial Tenpin League
L. P.C. Gas & Electrics
Household Fur. Co
Jeff
Bud” Fisher
NCI
Bwake
Tiny
Enue
Star Co
Jack O'Keefe
Texas E
Schramm
N.eerener
N. Tanenbaum
Jack Lively
Lynn J. Beeley
Texas E. Schramm
Murphy
DR. Stotts
Gunter
San Antonio
Texas
Stotts
DR. Stotts & CO
AN Qom Outhitkri & Cuilibee
Panama Canal
Edanne Golder
Miss Golden
America
Europe
Tinker
Cincinnati
H. EK
Terrill Medical and Surgical Institute
Hicks
Wagner's
Santonio
Risce
Thayer-Garza
Dumphy Thayer
Michel
Israel
Eggleston
W. L. Pet
Tures Ceciscecseensenn
Travis Ciud
Scop Seccescine
St. Mae. ci Sip
Council
Charles Rentrup
Klaus Ninepinners
Matthews
Losoya
Detroit
Ford Sales Company
East
Houston Street
Crockett
Chris
Red Cross
Wright Bros
Main Avenue
S* Richter’s Steam Carkery
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