Five again wing over alumni final score thirty one to twenty
YMC A basketball game on the V's court featured St Marys Alumni and the YMCA quintet. Warren led with six field goals as the Alumni rallied late, but the YM C A held on for the 31 to 20 victory amid strong defense by Captain von Rigge and goalkeeping by Hall. Referee Ramsdel called fouls, while Umpire Cunningham demonstrated solid game control. The win keeps YM C A atop the league, pending a board review of a protested earlier contest.
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Tetacala Cape
St. Mary's
Mito
Lenkrd Ag
Warren
Stella
Gare
Methodist
San Antonio
VY. Amg. A. Quistet
van Dusen
Payuas Yaest
Canliln Causey
Wso
Jef
Aptain Hatin von Righe
Volline Weil
Toal
Nero
Henéeet
AidWwarth
Henelel
Aldworte
Tex" Ramsdel
Cubs
Frank Cunningham
M. CA
Chali
Fuquay
CINCH THE PENNANT IN TURNER LEAGUE CLASH
George Corring Knepin team clinches the Turner League first series title with two decisive wins. Scores referenced include 28% in 260 264 to 305 as notable players such as Onparmanna Seirial Phainer and School Wahr mund McAllister Frazier and Guteweit starred. The second bout saw Bowied strong form and several TKians showing skill as the team displayed solid batting and pitching throughout.
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George Corring Knepin
Klaus
Mherely
Uth
Onparmanna
Harmony Club Card Open 70 The Public Tonight
Harmony Club presents a boxing and self defense show at the Taraway Club tonight beginning at 8 o clock. Prof. Curl Masters and Ballon Johnson headline the feature card with go n5 60 1a re 5b. Jack Shelton rounds out the lineup with Dill Tring refereeing the event.
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Taraway Club
To'elock
Pridas
Aiso
Paii
Ed’ Wortley
Dill Tring
Autanig
Ahrens and Ott Team Pull Surprise Victory
The Ahrens and Ott tenpin team shocked Commercial League circles by sweeping all three games against Maverick Clarke, with scores of 815 to 781, 767 to 4B, and 827 to 750. Mitchell led with 633 total pins, Captain Beaver 676, and Beaver’s 224 pins in the opening set highlighted the action. Quinn anchored Maverick with 344, while Harry Gosling’s 202 high game stood out for his group.
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Ahrens & Ott
Maverick- Clarke
Rose Beaver
Bill Quinn
Maverick
Harry Gosling
Walter Marten
Think It Over Who Became Jeers Willard Opponent History Query
A garbled OCR style query asks who trained or fought James J. Jees Willard and other boxers faced before famous bouts. It references Jack Johnson March 6 and questions about past opponents and results in a history of boxing scandals and matchups.
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Wollingion
Nayolvon
Wyler
Hower
Clardl
Tanes J
Corbett
Hetaré
Jotin
Sulll
Vant
Lenssey
Janes
National lawn tennis titles awarded to New York club
The National lawn tennis championship for 1915 was awarded to the West Side Tennis Club, New York, by the U S National Lawn Tennis Association. Newport, Rhode Island, had hosted the event previously. The National tournament will be played the first week in September. The clay court championship went to the Pittsburg Athletic Club. Women’s national singles doubles and mixed doubles were awarded to the Philadelphia Cricket Club. The National junior championship for boys and girls was given to the Seventh Regiment, New York City, for August.
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New York
Natonal Lawn
West Side Tennis Club
U. S. Naonal Lawn Tennis Association
Newport
R. L
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Phila
Adelphia Cricket Club
Seventh Regiment
New
York City
Eae
Yanks Sign Duke Farrell as Coach for Y
New Yorks American League club signed Charles Duke Farrell as coach to develop young pitchers. Farrell previously served as coach for the club in 1919 and 1930 and was later Boston coach in 1912. Brooklyn Federals named Charles Kuhn of Chicago as ground keeper, after 17 years with the Chicago Nationals.
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Fumens
Rascoe Barnee
Rose
Boston
Chicago ¢Ebubs
Barnes
Chicago
Bagebill
Duke" Farrell
Gevelay
New York
New York American League
Charles
Duke) Farrell
Farrell
Guach
Boston Americans
Brooklyn Federals
Charles Kuhn
Chicago Nationals
Players Reject Little Rock Salary Contracts stand in Montgomery
The Montgomery Southern Association club faced a group of players led by Jud Daly Pat Donahue tatcher and McLeod who refused unsigned offers from Little Rock last year. They stated terms were unsatisfactory and that the Little Rock contract package did not meet their expectations as spring work begins in Alabama and Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Amontgomery
Wes
Jud Daly
Ousflelder
Pat Donahue
Tatcher
McLeod
Montgomery Southern
Little Rock Club
Ue Montgomery
Little Rock Panaemeint
Peterson Ends Billiard Exhibition in San Antonio
Charley Petersen of Saint Louis concluded his billiard exhibition in San Antonio at the Brunswick Maria' theater Thursday afternoon. The world class player demonstrated fancy and trick shots to a large audience, explaining the draw shot and challenging spectators to match his skill before leaving for Dallas and onward to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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Charley Petersen
Louis
Chie Brunswick
Maria
Wastine Pataraon
Ives
RohRere
Garhars
Willi Hopne
Dir
Dillard
Tha
Ant
Duderstadt Freed In Murder Trial At Crober Texas
In Cubro Texas on February 6 the jury returned a not guilty verdict for Duderstadt in the murder case of Louis Scheffler at a county dance in July 1913. He claimed self defense. The two week trial drew large attention from DeWitt and González counties families. District Court adjourned for the term as District Attorney Wayne Davie secured twelve state wins out of thirteen.
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Cubro
Tex
Duderstadt
Louis Scheffler
DeWitt
Golinda
Wayne Davie
Igeliad Atonda
Rotary Club Ball Team G Play Sunday Feature Umpire Promised
Rotary Club baseball game set for Sunday at League Park with Charley Schoff as umpire. Contenders from Rotary clubs announce two teams Fats and Leang led by Brague Tarkwon and Sprague challenged by Jackson and others. The umpire controversy ends with Charley Schoff accepting a 15 calier armored uniform and brass knuckles as protection while Harry Benson grants grounds consent.
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Longeark
O'eléete
Wwé
pYer
League Park
Ainge
Pennsylvania University
Phil
Jack Sprague
Jack
Sprague
Jackson
Rotary Club
Brague
Fats
Tarkwon
Leang
Pats
Defi
Dill Puriong
Automobile Clb
Wmpire
Beppy
Charley Benoit
Bill
Sehoff
Harry
Benson
Charler
Tnt Arl
Alr
Linst
Immigration Watch On Johnson Sees Blockade At Border
Washington orders Paso border authorities to track Jack Johnson the negro nugaillet and arrest him if he tries to cross to Juarez where Jesa Willard is to speak on March. Johnson was expected in Tay e on a Wednesday but missed the ship. The tight riety may also bar London referee Eugene Cerri for exorbitant bids.
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Paso
Texed
Washington
Jack Johnson
United States
Juarez
Jesa Willard
Johnson
Taye
Ho Gaye
Eugene Cerri
Sporting Clu
London
Cerri
Cerne
Local Rotary baseball scrimmage limits five tagins amid lineup
Sunday's contest between rival Rotary Club teams will be limited to five tagins with all players taking a turn for tryouts at canal rates for regular positions. Managers Sprague and Jackson agreed on public release of the results. A dark beret will separate the teams as they field a large substitute roster and expect short pitching. Names listed include Furlong, Mayen, Steven Jr, Goodwin, Speck, Rhodes, Robbing, Bedett, LeBourgeon, Malmgreen, and others as substitutes and utility players.
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Wii
Jacek Sprague
Jackson
Rotary Club
Antehd
Fateens
Mucker
Watter Steves
Sineonee Jenkins
Phil Jackson Pilchar
Furlong
Joerbert Mayen
Albert Steven Jr
Hleon Goodwin
Thadelon
Websters
Prutemir
Senate
Rhodes
Fela
George Robbing
Walter Senacor
Fiela
Sprague
Ruoder
Umpirc
Charley Bedett
W. B. Rugs
Harry Miller
Guy LeBourgeon
George Malmgreen
Atthur
Don Wraser
Mill Chambers
Clinton Brown
E. Burleson
Charley Cain
Lou Harrington
Tark. Bock
Burl Gitford
Monty Mart
Max Blum
Hill Marvin
W. C. Moody
Arthur Mutr
iPaul Dreiss
Bill Demger
Appeals Court Reverses Trial Over Fraternity Case
The appellate division on Friday reversed a Supreme Court ruling and ordered a new trial in the Baseball Players Fraternity suit against the Boston American League Club. The case centers on a claimed money dispute involving Casey M. Hageman, who signed with Boston for 401 a month, with proposed transfers to Denver at 250 a month.
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New York
Supreme Cour
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Prither Scutt
Casey
M. Hageman
Haxenan
Boston
Denver
Justice Laughlin
Heston Club
Stars Take Double-Header Victory Over Hawks in City Ninepin League
The Stars won both games in a Friday night City Ninepin League double header against the Hawks. Final scores were 338 to 355 in game one and 278 to 273 in game two. Featured players included Geyer THohon Heierk Clemens Doran Thames Dulini and F Tsininger.
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Hawks
Te Sores
Geyer
Thohon
Heierk
Clemens
Doran
Thames
Dulini
F. Tsininger
Stars
Anz
Hawke
Four Squares Win Over Wert Methodist In Friday Match
A rough game left Four Squares leading Wert Methodist by 15-10 after a late surge. Key players included Jint Yuntis and Gnubitie for the winners while Haskell and Lvasnit contributed strong defense. The Moor Squarey team corrected referee penalties from Thursday night and schedules show a rematch on Monday and a follow up game against Weyl Ena Momedisty.
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Tyner Texkeatall
Ind Methodist
Jint Yuntis
Gnubitie
Mange
Haskell
Lvasnit
Wour
W. FR
Vande
Schweritzer
Langworthy Cocces
Ghotate
Twaskell
Gilmare
Shee
Eedes
Boneland Ruferoa
Jertrioy
Hulvess
Moor
Reyart
Intler
Lwn
Crockett
Smiths Team Wins In YMCA Volleyball Match
Smiths volleyball team defeated J W Little's aggregation in the YMCA business men's series on Friday afternoon. Smith and F W Reeder spearheaded the attack with rapid serves as they won five straight games by scores of 11 10 11 12 11 9 12 8 11 4 11 9. George Wheeler delivered six straight punts with a fast serve to seal the final close game while J C Williams and J B Tell performed solidly for the losers who could not reach victory.
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S.C. Smith
J. W. Little
YM. C. A
Smith
F. W. Reeder
George Wheeler
Sle
J. C. Wiliams
EB Tell
Minter Leaguers 10 Battle Sunday P.M. In San Antonio rivalry
The San Antonio Weiher Baseball Genetic teams meet Sunday afternoon at Infantry Post diamond in Port Sam Houston. First game pits Tapiyd order Magee team against Seeger Pharmacy squad. Second game features the two soldier clans, 43 sure to be a rugged clash with managers Ackermann and McNiel urging best efforts as warm weather boosts play.
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San Antonio Wiheer
Infantry Post
Port Sam Mouston
N'Elack
Tapyid
Aft Magee
Witt
Seeger Vharmacy
Jonn Ackermann
Louie McNiel
Che Dival Clvilhuy
Tha
Walel
Billy Leathe
Heudaterters
Fansler
Musi Ager
Third Feld Artillery
Patch
Ernick
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