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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1913

Page

8

Sanction awaited for Light endurance run prize list grows

The Light's second naval endurance run prepares for entry issuance once the American Automobile Association grants sanction. Chairman W A Hering expects a busy period classifying entrants until March 10 with no entry reopening. A prize list expansion includes a special low-point trophy for a car with a woman passenger and additional records.

American Automobile Association San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth General Contest Board W. A. Hering Hering Light

Do You Stutter? Dr Mooré Offers Cure in San Antonio

The notice directs readers to consult Dr J Harvey Mooré an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist at 204 Gunter Office Building San Antonio for stuttering treatment and cure information.

J. Harvey Mooré Gunter Office Building San Antonio J. Harvey Moore

Jack George Wins Trap Shoot Trophy at San Antonio Club

Jack George, a young entrant, won the Stevens trophy button after the second round at the San Antonio Gun Club. Scores included 91x100 for George, with Swartz 97x100 and Heikes 96x100 leading the professionals. Toepperwein 95x100 and OConnell 100x150 also posted strong runs as the club prepares for April Southwestern handicap.

San Antonio Jack George Young George Swartz Heikes F. Toepperwein Dan O'Connell Gootes Stray Wood RC Oundeed Levin

Parrots and Crows Vie in City Ninepin Title Playoff

The City Ninepin League championship is decided in a three game playoff between the Parrots and Crows at Muth's alleys. The first game starts at 8 o'clock with a 7:45 arrival advised to avoid forfeiture. The winner of two of three games will be the 1912-13 league champions and receive honors at the March banquet.

L. T. Waters Muth’s Parrots and Crows Waters Parrots Crows

May Resume Racing in New York Tracks

New York managers of metropolitan race tracks plan a meeting this week to decide if the Appellate Court ruling allowing oral betting permits scheduled race meetings this year. The interpretation has been sent to track legal advisers and proceedings depend on their views.

New York

Brand and Leonard Join Boston Pitching Staff

Grover Brand and Dutch Leonard of Fresno signed with the Boston team and left for Hot Springs Arkansas to begin spring training on March 1.

Boston Fresno Cal Grover Brand Dutch Leonard Hot Springs Ark

Tietze Joins Broncho Lineup As Early Camp Opens

Pitcher Tietze of New Braunfels arrived in San Antonio to join the Broncho squad with more veterans and recruits expected soon. Catchers Price Schan and Bowers likely in by tonight or tomorrow, completing the signed roster. Boss Stinson uses fair days for workouts as arrivals spread out to field and infield, with the park adapting from the front of the third base bleachers to the regular infield. The steam roller helped improve the outfield conditioning and the infield gained speed as grass grows above the dirt clods, promising a fast infield for the new season.

Tietze New Braunfels San Antonio Stinson Price Schan Bowers Baseball George Stinson

Parade planned to greet Connie Mack and Athletics arrival

Dave Straus Robert Kampmann and Morris Block lead a reception committee for Connie Mack and the American League Athletics as they arrive Thursday morning. City leaders Graebner Furlong and Fielding join with the Menger Hotel band to stage a motor parade from the railroad to the training headquarters. The plan includes a short speeches at the hotel and public viewing along the parade route, with no Mission Loop excursion due to fatigue concerns.

Dave Straus Robert Kampmann Morris Block Connie Mack American League Athletics Charles Graebner Chamber of Commerce Bill Furlong Fielding Automobile Club Menger Mission Loop

Higgins team triumphs in 18 to 12 victory over Troop M

The Higgins baseball team of the City League defeated Troop M of the Cavalry Post 18 to 12. Higgins collected 16 hits including two homers and strong fielding while City League pitchers held Troop M to limited offense. Batteries were Black, Wurzbach and Butler for Higgins and Ray, Kersey and Slaughter for Troop M.

Higgins Troop M Cavalry Post Pitcher Bay Houston R. H. EB. Higgins Co Black Wurzbach Butler Ray Kersey Slaughter

Mack Signs Harry Davis For Athletics Return

Connie Mack announced that Harry Davis former Philadelphia A L captain and last season Cleveland manager signed with the Athletics for the coming season. Davis will join the team for the spring training trip to San Antonio. Dr J R Cunningham osteopath listed.

Mack Harry Davis Philadelphia Cleveland Athletics Connie Mack Davis San Antonio

Diehl Wins First Fielding Trophy Round at Laurel Heights

Chandler Diehl defeated W. H. Symons Jr 3 up and 2 to play to claim the first leg of the Fielding golf trophy. Medal scores were 93 for Symons and 94 for Diehl with Diehl carrying a 9 handicap. First round cards were 49 each, second rounds 44 and 45. The second Fielding tourney starts Friday with 16 qualifiers. Maule Cup tourney follows without handicap attracting eight players.

Chandler Diehl Laurel Heights W. H. Symons, Jr F. W. Maule

Yale Drops Plan to Number Players on Football Team

Yale will not adopt player numbering for football to aid play calling, Captain Henry Ketcham announces. No winter practice will be ordered. the team will begin gymnasium work after the spring term opens following the Easter vacation on March 28.

New Haven Conn Yale Henry Ketcham Intercollegiate Rules' Committee Ketcham

Harvard end Felton to quit football and leave Harvard

Harvard football end and punter Sam Felton, famed with Charles Brickley for last fall's intercollegiate title, is reported to leave Harvard soon after mid year exams. He sparked hard feeling by not awaiting a degree and was a key baseball pitcher as well.

Felton Cambridge Mass Sam Felton Harvard Charles Brickley

Local Baseball Sparks and Prospects for San Antonio Grappling

Players and managers in San Antonio buzz about 1913 semi pro baseball drills across vacant lots and warm sunshine. Ernst and Evans pledge San Antonio as headquarters, with Ernst handling heavyweights above 175 pounds and Evans matching lighter weights to 158, signaling promising wrestling exhibitions to attract top talent.

San Antonio Im Ernst Evans Ernst

Cleveland Americans begin Florida spring training in Pensacola

The advance guard of the Cleveland Americans led by Manager Birmingham arrived in Pensacola on Feb 24 ready to open spring training at Maxent Park tomorrow. About 25 people including players club officials and newspaper men are in the party.

Naps Florida Pensacola Fla Cleveland Americans Birmingham Battery Maxent Park

Evans to Meet Brown in Planned Mat Bout for Fans

Promoter Tom Head considers a bout between Walt Evans of Tennessee and Pet Brown of Taylor Texas. A mid month signing and 164 pound limit are possible, with Evans willing to 164 or 160 if needed. A pair of preludes and strong fan support are anticipated to back a decisive championship showing.

Tom Head Pet Brown Taylor Tex Evans Brown Chicago

Had Too Many Dead Cats In Wilmette Post

Chicago. Edward Sieber, Wilmette police chief, posts a rule that officers will not bury dead cats unless found on public highways. He says he has been the official undertaker for the last dead cat and locals must bury their own hereafter. Wet weather and rain filled salvage cans with water, poisoning cats.

Chicago Edward Sieber Wilmette

Oscar Drucke Dies Former Texas Leaguer Buried in Waco

Oscar Drucke, once a Texas League pitcher and brother of ex New York Giant Dan Drucke, died Sunday afternoon of appendicitis in Fort Worth. He played for Dallas Waco and Oklahoma City and was recently in the cotton business. His body was sent to Waco for burial.

Oscar Drucke Fort Worth Tex New York Twirler Waco Drucke Dallas Oklahoma City

Y Five Prep for St Mark’s Game for City Club Title

Coach Wheeler and Captain Sij train the Y five for the second match against St Mark's in a bid to claim the city club championship. Wheeler notes a possible next series with Turner and Tu if results permit, with venue options depending on Thursday's outcome.

Slimp George Wheeler St. Ma Wheeler St. Mark's Turner di Wheeler St. Mi Army Post Gym St. Anthony

S. S. League To Play Sunday Double Header

The Sunday School B Ball League closes the first half with a Sunday night double header featuring West End Methodists Evangelical Association Calvary Baptist and Government Hill Methodist teams. West End faces Evangelical Association in the opener while Calvary and Government Hill meet in the nightcap. Both games expect close action as teams have practiced hard since weeks ago and play is fast. Detroit Tigers visit Gulfport for spring training with Hugh Jenning and staff arriving to begin workouts.

West End Methodists Evancal Association Calvary Bap Government Hill Evangelical Associ Prac

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