Army Victor In Fast Game On Post Court
In San Antonio the Twenty second infantry defeated the Independents 30 to 25 in a hard fast basketball clash at the army post gym. The Soldiers led 22 to 12 at halftime and despite the Independents tightening in the second half the margin held. Martin and Swartz starred for the infantry while Kottler and Schramm led the Independents.
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ARMY
San Antonio
Twenty-second Infantry
Army Post Gymnasium
Quint
Martin and Swartz
Infantry
Kottler and Schramm
Martin Stevenson
Mullin Signs with Tigers for 1912 Season
Detroit says pitcher George Mullin, a veteran of the American League club, signed a Detroit contract for 1912. Fort Wayne reports Mullin plans to seek his release from Frank Navin and hints at a possible managerial offer from a minor league club.
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Mullin
Detroit
Associated Press
George Mullin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank Navin
Vehicle condition and repair policy note
The message questions car safety and notes it is bad policy to operate a rundown automobile in need of repair. It hints at possible interest in discussing repair or replacement options.
Bargains in Automobiles at San Antonio Motor Car Co
San Antonio Motor Car Co offers 5 and 7 passenger Oldsmobiles at striking prices to clear stock before new arrivals. Features include fore doors electric lights Warner Speedometer and Prestolite tank. Old car trade-ins invited. Fred Murphey at Dannier Hicks Building Bowman contact.
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San Antonio Motor Car Co
Higgins Company Team Adds Pat Newnam For Second Series
The Higgins company team of the Winter league may strengthen for the second series starting New Year’s Day with Pat Newnam joining as player manager and first baseman. Final round Sunday pits Roundups vs Infantry at Texas league park and Higgins vs Orioles at Krisch park, as standings determine the rest of the pennant race. Manager Dugosh reports most Roundups players are under contract for the next series, aiming to satisfy league rules regarding unsigned players.
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Higgins Company
Pat Newnam
Pat
Infantry
Texas League Park
Orioles
Krisch Park
Dugosh
Recruits Likely to Shape Major League Finishes
New York December 29 The Associated Press reports that big league managers will rely on recruits to improve pennant chances next season as no major trades are in sight and current rosters are unlikely to change. Scouts indicate openings for young players across teams.
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Associated Press
New York
Wet courts postpone Davis international tennis matches
In Christ Church New Zealand heavy rain halted the Davis international trophy matches scheduled to begin today. The American team led by William A. Larned Beals C Wright and Maurice E McLoughlin is favored to win while English supporters back the Americans for easier success at next events. German and French squads are expected to join at the world’s tennis trophy next competition authorities. Emperor William urged German players to improve for a strong showing against English and American stars.
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Associated Press
Christ Church
New Zealand
William A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
Maurice E. McLoughlin
California
United States
Emperor William
Springfield sets revolver record in five-man match
Springfield, Mass claims a world record in a five-man five-shot five-target indoor match. They totaled 1145 to defeat Emeryville California's Shell Mound club in the United States Revolver Association league. The Manhattan club of New York previously held the record with 1140 last year.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Shell Mound Club
Emeryville
Cal
United States Revolver Association
Manhattan Club
New York
Raicevich Demonstrates Class in Rochester Showdown
Italian wrestler Giovanni Raicevich threw Franz Mohler in nine minutes and 84 seconds in Rochester last night. He followed with two falls on Santalee, the Frenchman, in nine minutes and eight minutes and 39 seconds respectively.
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Raicevich
Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Giovanni Raicevich
Franz Mohler
Santalee
Palzer Wins by Knockout Over Kaufman in Fifth Round
Al Palzer defeats Al Kaufman by knockout in the fifth round at the National Sporting Club in New York. The bout, scheduled for ten rounds, featured fast exchanges with Kaufman briefly holding the advantage, and Palzer landing a decisive right hand to end the fight as a growing white hope in local boxing.
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Associated Press
New York
al Kaufman
al Palzer
National Sporting Club
Palzer
Kaufman
Bermeier
Schedules Mapped Out for National and American Leagues
The joint schedule committee of the National and American Baseball leagues met in French Lick Indiana as six hours of behind closed doors showed their busy work. Secretary Heydler and Secretary McKey declined to release specifics before the national commission meeting in Cincinnati on January 3.
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Associated Press
French Lick Springs
Ind
Heydler
National League
Robert McKey
American League
National Commission
Cincinnati
Packey McFarland Bout Called Off in Cleveland
It was announced in Cleveland that the scheduled lightweight bout between Packey McFarland of Chicago and Phil Brock of Cleveland has been canceled. McFarland cited inability to make the required weight on such short notice.
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Packey
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Phil Brock
McFarland
Pitcher Crevenstine Signs With Newton Kansas Team
Signs with Kansas team pitcher Crevenstine who starred for Higgins company in the Winter league will pitch next season for Newton in the Kansas State League. He helped Higgins in multiple games and now joins Newton to bolster the staff for the coming season.
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Kansas
Crevenstine
Higgins Company
Newton, Kans
Molesworth Rides Favorite to Classy Fourth at Juarez
Doncaster owned by Molesworth wins the fourth race at Juarez a mile long with time 1 39 3 5. Flying Feet finishes second and Lady Macy third as Sugar Lump and Pit A Pat also race. Other races list Massalo Faneuil Hall Florence A and Florence A among winners and runners.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mexico
Doncaster
Molesworth
Wolverton
Ocean Queen
Carter
Coppers
Gross
Virginia Lindsay
Gunston
Sir Angus
Massalo
Cotton
Oonoomoo
Burlingame
King White
Miller
Marjorie Fleming
Witness
Great Caesar
Big Claim
Joseph M. Originator
Earls Court
Lillie Leyva
Doc Allen
Henry
Bill Anderson
Hoffman
Baby Doll
Strathland Lawn
Florence Krepp
McAllen
Sleepland
Donecaster
Flying Feet
Buxton
Lady Macy
Groth
Sugar Lump
Faneuil Hall
Post
Mora Light
Balella
Elder
Gramercy
Florence A
Anne McGee
Hill
L. M. Eckert
Judith Page
Mapleton
Jim Cafferata
Boxing Profits Regulated by New York Boxing Board
Albany N Y Dec 29 reports say the athletic commission will file its year end 1911 report to the legislature. The document shows boxing regulation boosted treasury receipts with about 15000 earned in the first four months under the new law and projected annual income near 45000 after expenses. Licensed clubs contributed modest sums under the state law.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Athletic Commission
Treasury
New York States
Brown Wins Title Bout at Taylor Opera House
Taylor wrestler Brown defeated Josh of Denver in both falls taking the title in eighteen minutes. The match drew a large crowd at the Taylor Opera House with an arm roll and hammerlock finish. The St. Anthony hotel will host a related supper event.
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Taylor
Tex
Brown
Josh
Denver
Taylor Opera House
Brow
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