Captain Robt Laughlin Leads Cherry Circle Swimmers to Noted Record
Captain Robt Laughlin of St Louis, now with Cherry Circle, established a fine aquatic record. He joined the Missouri Athletic Club, then Chicago A A, and helped the Chicago relay sweep western meets. Laughlin holds the 25 minute feet and knees Wad record, clocked 40 yards in 28 seconds and 100 in 1 05. His backstroke and center forward play boosted Cherry Circle to prominence in water polo.
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Athletic Association
Robt. Laughlin
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Chicago
Cherry Gircle
Athlatic Union
Joe” Raddy
York A. C
Westerirs
New York A. C. Phryens
Y M C A Athletes Prepare For Meet in San Antonio
Y M C A athletes gather at the gym to prep for a February 22 meet at Electric Park rink under the San Antonio Amateur Athletic league. Entries are planned across high jump pole vault shot put hurdles and more with many names and events listed. A Friday night tryout is planned at WheathePark rink to select the final contestants for the Y M C A team.
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Tiete Gymmastino Iastaight
San Antonio Amateur Athletic League
Hui
Lassiter
Wash
Kane
Harison
Nash
Harrison
Huff
Dreyfus
Stewart
Jenf Fies
Halsted
Dong
Villaret
Wheethe’ Park
Athletic Association Haseen
Ng Ft
Mik
Alamos Stand Unbeaten In St Louis Week of Play
The St Louis basketball scene shows the Alamos remaining undefeated as the schedule unfolds. Results include Lone Stars 72 over Bronchos by 7, Alamos 22 overMustangs 7, and Bronchos 18 over Senators 7, with strong weekly form from the leading team and anticipation of upcoming contests.
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St Louis Callese
Alamos
Lona Stars
Alamoo
Mustangs
Senators
Hero
Foama
Close Game Looms As Leaders Meet In Thrilling Showdown
Tomah High School faces a tough test against a strong rival on the Thomas court at 4 p.m. today. Both teams boast evenly matched records with key players uncertain due to injuries, and a win could tilt the league title race. Officials J A Hark and Solon K Stewart will preside as the lineup features Arnint Grider Miles Siew and Middleback Browfman among others.
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Thamar
Kerp
Brettler
Mildred Avity
Middlebrook
Thomag
Hhese Weakeo
Anhs
Neithar
Thomas
Sieh
Thomas Court
King William Street
J. A. Hark
Solon K. Stewarte
Uspire
May Arnii
Miles Siew
Local Sports Notes From St Anthony College and Nearby Games
Local sports brief notes team rostering and upcoming games. St Anthony College five court plans amid player absences with Walker MG A center listed on stek. Bradford five vs Marshall Streets at Princess rink follows Thomas High game. Lakeside versus Tire Wednesday at Princessa rink and Lakeside-Y M A Saturday matchup to finish a busy period. Track meet prep noted as twenty athletes rush to complete training in a day.
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St. Anthony College
Nick
Walker
MG. A
Stek
Bradford Five
Marshall Streets
Princess Rink
Thonp Jams
Sarly
Booksellers Triumph in Twin Wins Against Millers
Nic Tenge and the Booksellers defeat Pioneer Millers in two 433més games on Miselon Gar ficn alleys. Muelenborg stars in the first game with a double head er, twelve and nine for 21 pins, aiding a 10 pin victory. In the second, Booksellers win by 125 pins as Pioneer Mills avoid a whitewash with late innings.
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Nic Yengz
Will
Muelendorf
Pioneers
Wille Muelenborg
Wm. Groesenbacher
Wig Tene
Pioneer Mills
Nic Tenge
A. F. Dunosh
Nic Tengs
Tom Tenge
Duercher
Adolph Kohr
A- Lassner
0. Conning
Win
Mielendorf
Dan Tarham
al. Hichey
Pioneer Milla
A.stormis
Np Tm
J. Rurkel
A.beckman
FH. Seh
Riedner
AL Bacan
A. Keller
A. Staudt
Guerra
A. Elfart
W. Herring
Tesehott
Soover
Gerlach
Rockets land two in St. Joseph race on alleys
In St. Joseph last night the Rockets defeated Juenger's Prides in two close games. Kraus led Rockets with 3,7, and tackles while J Kraus and team mates starred on defense and offense. Prides top players J Juenger and H Jaeckle answered, but Rockets edged them in both innings as scorelines showed tight margins. Scorer: J. Newgesheuer.
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ST. Joseph
Juenger
Prides
SL Ping
Kraus
Ase
Ees Eaees
Ene
J. Kraus
Gi Ae
Mann
W. Werring
J. Janes Theis
P Sievers
A. Puissel
A. Fuessel
Jr. Prides
J. Jenger
G. Mehter
P. Langsdorf
J. Jaenger, Jr
H. Jaeckle
City Ladies Bowling Club Opens Season With Practice
The City Ladies Bowling Club held their first practice at Beethoven alleys on Saturday afternoon, reporting a lively session. Ferm Leaf Bowling Club plans its next practice at the same Beethov en venue, while Taurel Ladies and other local groups prepare for forthcoming sessions and events.
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Taurel Ladies
Bammers
Yestordiy
Aes
Phy Alia City Ladies
Ferm Leaf
Amorrow
Siaellioven
Giants to have dew trainer its summer and other baseball chatter
A chaotic sports column discusses Roger Bresnahan praised as top catcher, talks Leach and Cleveland deals, and notes manager chatter about Detroit, Boston, and New York figures, with salary trends and younger players moving west.
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Robert Scott Israel
Cherry Circle Swimmers
Bop Latehlin
Choon Eis Pe
Y. M.C.A
Neal
TDK
MelIntyre
McIntyre
San Aatonio Publin
McTntyre
St Louis College
Toal B.C. Alamosay
Bronelias
Holland
Commerce Street
A. Fuller— Machine Shop
Houston
Miss Garsl
Tales Gronupent
Miss Galle
Miss Polk
Miss Lamborn
Atlsa Vaughn L
S.A
Princesa
A. Dattie
Millers
Nic Tangg
Pioneer Mill
Autonta Turner Altos
Seatlon
Wefe
Te Giants
Towoe
Roydall
Wutfiether Tash
the.Chienga
Boston
Sia Nilwaukee American Associaliyh Clih
James T. Corbett
Roger Bresnahan
Tred Clarke
Mmtates
Bareney Dreyfuss
Clarke
Leach
Luttippler
Pillsbury
Torhmy
Clevaland
Aod
Cobt
Detroit
Augusta
Jom
Fernig
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Ia
John Te Sullivan
Samured Esrato
Johob
Sullivan
Logton
Joha L
Antesa
Chengert
McGraw
New York Nationals
Knowles
Chainnail
Marlin Springs
Tex
Ban Johnson Organizattion
Corel
T. Burnett
the Light
John D. Rockefeler
General Education Board
Alario Been
Lone Star Brewing CO
E. B. Chandler
East Crockett Street
San Antonio
New Orleans
San Francisco
Breen & Company
Sapolio
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