Ernst Downs Sientaupni Roset To Ernst Downs Siento
Ernst defeats Charles Rentrup in two straight falls at Kihlbergs hall in San Antonio. Weight advantage and power from Taylorite champion secure 37:02 first fall and 7:57 second fall as Rentrup fights bravely against the heavier foe. Texas Bill wins fast preliminary bout against Soldier Gaumieter.
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Adolph Ernst
Charles Rentrup
San Antonio
Kihlberg’s
Ernst
Rentrup
Harry Lucenay
Ernst Got Rentrup
Texas Bill
Gaumieter
Army Post
Promoters Spark Boxing and Wrestling Card in San Antonio Crowd
Texas Bill dazzles fans with quick falls in 15 16 and 2 18, using toe hold head scissors and body scissors to win. O'Keefe and Smith clash on stage with a proposed boxing match, six weeks to prepare. Rentrup heads to Salt Lake City for a title bid, then back to wrestle Brown as January 15 bout looms.
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Texas Bill
Gaumieter
Bill
Ernst
Kid Smith
Jack O'Keefe
Travis
Smith
San Antonio
O'Keefe
Louis Houde
Harry Lucenay
Demetras
Ad Ernst
Pet Brown
Taylor
Rentrup
Tom Head
Hig
Salt Lake City
Yokel
Brown
Greek student Dorzias sets world strength record at Penn
Michael Dorzias, a University of Pennsylvania student from Greece, registered 1890 kilograms on standard testing machines at the university gym. Dr. R Tait McKenzie called him the strongest man in the world. Earlier he set a Pennsylvania and inter collegiate mark of 1774 kilograms. freshman Kenneth C Withrow hit 1700 kilograms nearby.
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Philadelphia
Michael Dorzias
University of Pennsylvania
R. Tait McKenzie
Dorzias
Pennsylvania
Illinois Athletic Club Multiple Records Fall in Swim Meet
Illinois Athletic Club swimmers broke three intercollegiate records against Northwestern on Friday night. Perry McGillivray swam 100 yards in 58 1-5 seconds and won the 220 yard event in 2 31 3-5. The club relay team set a 150 yard mark at 1 22 2-5.
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Chicago
Illinois Athletic Club
Northwestern University
Perry McGillivray
Athletic Club
Golf courses in good condition for weekend play
San Antonio Country Club and Laurel Heights Golf Club prepare for Saturday golf with regular courses usable. Country Club nine holes open first, second nine likely by Sunday. Laurel Heights surface dried and rolled by Will H Symons team. Federals and Gascos scores noted. match concludes week with totals 769 808 2288.
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San Antonio Country Club
Laurel Heights Golf Club
James Norwood
Laurel Heights Club
Ben
Will H. Symons
Gascos Sweep Prides In Three Straight Tenpin Wins
The San Antonio Gas and Electric Bowling Club defeated the Postoffice Prides three consecutive games on Grand alleys to extend their lead in the Commercial Tenpin League. Filectrics hit the 800 mark in all games and posted a 163 team average to the Prides 152. McMonagle Pinkus aided the Prides with a strong second set 808 total, while Muehlendorff and Armbrust starred for Gascos with 226 and 221 games.
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San Antonio Gas & Electric Co
Armbrust
McHugo
Menger
Muehlendorff
Uscf Sewvees
Ice
Eldridge Eee
McClanahan
McMonagle
Pinkus Eeeeee
Howard Eretee
Eeee
Postoffice Prides
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
Prides
Pinkus
Red Cross Christmas Seals for TB relief
Urges individuals and firms to place a Seal on every letter to aid children in charity hospitals. For sale at post offices and most stores.
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Red Cross
Hoefgen Ninepinners Split Ninepin Doubleheader
The Hoefgen ninepin team won the opening session but lost the second as Huntress edged them 256 to 249. Hoefgens stand 500 average and Huntress 750 after the two games, with key players Hoefgen Mays Prassell Seffel Huntress and Dimaline delivering strong performances.
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Hoefgen
Huntress
Hoefgens
Schmiedekind
Mays
Prassell
Seffel
Dimaline
White Has Shade Over Ad Wolgast In 10 Round Fight
Charley White of Chicago shaded Ad Wolgast of Cadillac in a 10 round no decision bout in Milwaukee. White landed more cleanly, dominated the third round with repeated lefts and rights, while Wolgast struggled and tired as the match progressed.
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White
Wolgast
Olgast
AD Wolgast
Milwaukee
Wis
Charley White
Chicago
Cadillac
Mich
Captain Anson Not in Need of Pension
Governor Tener, new National League president, stated Captain Adrian Anson of Chicago need not receive a pension. He noted Anson is physically and mentally strong and earns his keep on vaudeville. The league would aid if future need arises.
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New York
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
National League of Professional Ball Clubs
Heydler
League
Adrian C. Anson
Chicago
Anson
Tener
National League
Sunday School Teams Clash for Light Cup at Y M C A
The Sunday School League double header at the Y M C A features McKinley Avenue Methodists versus Calvary Baptists in the first game and West End Methodists versus First Baptists in the second. Secretary E E Dilley notes rising interest and a close race this season.
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George Wheeler
McKinley Avenue Methodists
Calvary Baptists
West End Methodists
National League
First Baptists
West
Austin elected president of Highway League division
Charles O Austin was elected president of the Highway League division of the Chamber of Commerce at a directors meeting. He succeeds A M Fischer. officers include J L Strohm as first vice president and George C Saur as second vice president. Austin becomes a vice president of the overall chamber and a board member.
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Charles O. Austin
Highway League
Chamber of Commerce
Iday
A. M. Fischer
J. L. Strohm
George C. Saur
J. M. Vance
D. B E. Colp
Martin J. Arnold
Austin
Good Roads Department
Real Estate Exchange
General Chamber of Commerce
Travis Club Dominates St. Mark's In Exhibition Win 60–26
In a postponed city league game at the Travis Club, the Travis Club defeated St. Mark's 60 to 26 in an exhibition. Pahlman led with 30 points, Schramm 16, Elmendorf 14, while Bee added six. Dolan and Stickney starred for St. Mark's, but Travis showed stronger form overall.
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City Basket Ball League
Travis
St. Mark's
Pahlman
Tex” Schramm
Elmondo
Pahlmann
Schramm
Elmendorf
Bee
Dolan
Stickney
St. Mark’s
Travis Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Brosseau-Wells
Dolan-Stickney
Nnn Eee
McLoughlin Tops US Tennis Ratings in New York
Maurice McLoughlin of California was rated first among U.S. players by the United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee meeting in New York. R N Williams was listed second. The session was held behind closed doors with rules discussed but no action taken.
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New York
Maurice McLoughlin
California
United States Lawn Association
R. N. Williams
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Jeff
A Ory
Bud” Fisher
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Oegff
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Jerr
Hin
Nicn
Nick
Mutt
Mim
Drrken
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Federals
O. McHugo
Roy Reeder
Commissioners’ Court
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Terrell Bartlett
Court House
W. H. Howard
I County Auditor
Commerce Street
Union Painless Dentists
Commerce
Commercial Tenpin League
Gas & Electrics
Art Tel. Co
Sills Eng. Co
AERIO
Hoefgen Ninepinners
National ‘League
Heads Highway League
Miller
Yamin
James
Cunningham
McLoughlin
IH. E. Trued
Terrile Medical & Surgical Institute
Wagner
Hicks Bldg
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Mike Goggan
Houston St
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HOA Spears CO
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