Evans Falls Twice as Ernst Dominates in Texas Mat Bout
Walt Evans, a game Tennessee grappler, lasts 28 minutes 23 seconds and 6 minutes 32 seconds, but Adolf Ernst wins both falls with a half Nelson and body scissors. Promoter Tom Head plans more matches, possibly Evans versus Pet Brown, with Ernst seeking further bouts and challenges from Curley Meyers.
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Walt Evans
Adolf Ernst
San Antonio
Evans
Tennessee
Ernst
Tom Head
Brown
Boston Kid
Guy-guy
FlcCoy
Young McCoy
Blondy Flynn
McCoy
Flynn
Harry Lucenay
Brazil
Curley Meyers
Chief Montour
Berg
Alumnus Backs Lehigh with New $200,000 Athletic Complex
Charles L. Taylor of Pittsburg donates $200,000 for Lehigh University to build a gymnasium, stadium and swimming pool on campus. The project includes a 200 foot front gym space, about 240 feet deep, and a stadium seating 11,000.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Charles L. Taylor
Pittsburg
Eyes Ailments Seek Dr. J Harvey Moore
If you have weak or inflamed eyes headache dizziness and nausea consult Dr J Harvey Moore 204 Gun ter building.
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J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Building
You Can Be Cured With Anti-Toxin Treatment Now
Urgent appeal urges investigation of a serum lymph treatment claimed to cure many cases deemed hopeless. The notice warns neglect leads to incurable stages and promotes the anti toxic bacteria serum as a breakthrough.
Cure All Men With Acne Vaccine And Serum Treatment
Advertises rapid cures for blood and skin diseases including acne and pimples using Acne Vaccine and 606 or 914 remedies. Claims cures for blood poison, cystitis, kidney and bladder diseases, nervous weakness, failing memory, urinary infections, and varicose troubles with vaccines and animal serum as modern, approved therapy. Invites afflicted men to consult.
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San Antonio
Four Squares Win St Marks Loses to Club Tossers 16 14
Four Squares defeated St. Marks 16 to 14 to force a deciding third game on a neutral court. Yantis starred for the Four Squares while St. Marks used three Sunday School players due to a short church squad. Referee Stewart officiated a 20 minute halves contest.
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St. Mark’s Five
St. Mark's
Yantis
Scott
McAlpin
Waters Win Both Ends of Ninepin Series in Turner League
Waters climbs to fifth place after sweeping the Gutzeits in a Turner Nine pin league doubleheader. The first game ended 295 to 270 and the second 303 to 267 with Waters rolling a 71 in the fifth inning to anchor the victory. Gutzeit struggled in both matchups as the teams enter a triple tie for second.
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Gutzeits
Waters
Turner Ninepin League
Gutzeit
Wrestling clashes and local sports notes from Beethovn Hall
The piece comments on crowd reactions in wrestling and previews upcoming activities. Manager Edge plans Harlandale baseball practice at 9 AM after low turnout last Sunday. The Minims lose 17 to 7 to Main Avenue Minims on Soledad street court with both juniors showing individual skill but limited teamwork. Ransom Silsbee baseball seeks a game tomorrow with Crockett 2499 as contact. Tom Head promotes wrestling events at Beethovn Hall, aiming to grow the sport while avoiding easy-money matchups.
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Edge
Harlandale
No. 7
Minims
Main Avenue
Soledad Street
Ransom & Silsbee
Haberdashers
Crockett
Tom Head
Beethoven Hall
France Offers Cups for Camp Perry Rifle Meet
France Ireland and Chile likely final nations to signal entry for the International Rifle competition at Camp Perry in September. A letter from the National Rifle Association of France offered six prize cups to the American Association for the tournament. The notice ends with advertisement lines for Riebe Undertaking Co and LA Collman plumbing.
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France
Washington
Russia
Ireland
Chile
United States
Camp Perry
National Board For Promotion
National Rifle Association of
American Association
Harness Matinee Attracts City Harness Racing Fans
A four race matinee at San Antonio Driving Club features three of five heats with first race at 1 30 this afternoon. Entries include horses from San Marcos and other points, with strong local and visiting runners. Scores show high pins and competitive showings across events with notable performances by Eagle Furniture and Sams teams.
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Washington
San Antonio
Parrots Reach Top as Owls Miss Playoff Chance
In the City Ninepin League, the Parrots clinched first place after the Crows defeated the Owls in the opening game of the final series. The second game went to the Parrots 324 to 273, with Gloeckner Collis Clemens and Dulling delivering solid runs. Umpire G Huntress Sr. and scorer Ss. G. Geyer officiated.
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Crows
Owls
Gloeckner
Collis
Clemens
Dulling
Owls Firs
Cate Iiae
G. Huntress Sr
G. Geyer
Eagles Triumph in Tenpin Match Against Haberdashers
The Eagle Furniture Company team won three straight games against Ransom & Silsbee in the Commercial Tenpin League at Grand Alleys. Miller led with a 233 high single and 623 total, Krause added 524, while Tietze starred for the Haberdashers despite the defeat as the Eagles moved into a tie for second with Gas & Electrics.
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Mills
Lantrip
Eagles
Sams
Eagle Furniture Company
Tot. Stein
Frazier
Krause
Miller
Howard
McMonagle
Tietze
Maris S
Ransom & Silsbee
Gas & Electrics
Haberdashers
Furniture Boys
Stein
San Francisco Club Track Meet Sets Two World Marks
The San Francisco Olympic Club meet last night produced two world records. Ralph Rose extended his 18 pound shot put mark to 45 feet 53-4 inches, surpassing his previous 44 feet 11-8 inches. Pat Donovan of San Francisco threw the 56 pound weight 16 feet 7 inches, beating his former best by a half inch.
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San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Pat Donovan
Detroit Tigers Begin Southern Camp Trainout
May drop staging Detroit American League team manager Hugh Jennings left the city with the first squad for a Gulfport Mississippi training camp. Veterans Mullin Lake and Bush joined, with Jennings predicting Cobb Crawford and Dubue would join by March 1. He said Stanage may accept Navin's terms or stay out of organized baseball.
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Detroit
Mich
Hugh Jennings
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Gulfport
Miss
Mullin
Lake
Bush
Jennings
Cobb
Crawford
Dubue
Nce
Stanage
Navin
Citrus Growers Reelect Officers and Adjourn in Houston
The Texas Citrus Fruit Growers re-elected all officers after a day of labor, adjourned in Houston, and plan to meet again in September. Reports stated there was no damage to crops during the past winter.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Citrus Fruit Growers
Banquet for Johnston in Houston Tonight
Houston scene centers on a reception and banquet by the Press Club honoring former Senator R. M. Johnston with many state notables expected. A side item notes Tom Yost’s possession of two unusual chickens, one wingless, with a curious growth where wings should be.
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Johnston
Houston
Tex
Press Club
R. M. Johnston
Tom Yost
Yost
Bowling Green
Messenger
Broncho Pitchers Begin First Trial Under Stinson
Manager Stinson led Bronchos through their initial infield workout at the new South Presa yard with six veterans and six recruits. Young pitchers like Spink showed promise while Crevenstine faces possible conversion to the outfield. catchers and rest of squad to arrive as cold weather limits practice.
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Stinson
South Presa Street
Crevenstine
Spink
Garry Palm
Reynolds
Mager Stinson
Jack Burke
Tes
The
Athletics
Naps Lead Cleveland On Southern Training Trip
A first detachment of the Cleveland Americans departed for a southern training tour. Managers Birmin ham and players Lajoie Turner Graney St Blanding Betts form the outfield crew. The group begins at Pensacola and then moves to New Orleans. Catcher O Nea l was expected to join, but is a hold out.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Birminham
Lajoie
Turner
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Naps
Bureau of Reliable Information
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Percy Tyrrell
Mer
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