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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1917

Page

7

Rooters Club for Broncos planned in San Antonio

A group of loyal San Antonio fans plans a formal Rooters Club to back the Broncos for the 1917 season. Rev Y. Barber notes Boston’s Rooters Club as a model for organized cheering and morale. Fans named to join include Johnny Williams Fomby Cole Bailey Enoch Ones Dan Breen Judge Campbell Dr C S Venable Sam Rothwell Dave Gottlieb and others.

San Anonio Ason Y. Barber Alamo City Boston Particuar Charles O'Leary New Orleans Watkins Memphis Clab Tigers Ole Boy Oval Rooters Rooters Johnny Williams Fomby Cole Y. Bailey Enoch Ones Dan Breen Judge Campell Dr. C. S. Venable Sam Rothell Dave Gottlieb Dave Strauss

Fire destroys house on San Marcos riverbank

At 10 20 p m Monday Horace Cape's home, a mile below own, on the San Marcos riverbank, burned beyond control after the alarm. The family escaped in ice smoke. Insurance covers 2000 on the house and 1200 on contents. The fire origin is undetermined. The article notes a new pneumatic rock drill requires the chisel to bear on rock for air supply.

San Marcos Tex Horace Cape Own San Mar River

Household Bowlers Defeat Gasco Quintet In Close League

The Household tenpin quintet upset Gas Electric with wins 713 to 711 and 726 to 729 after a 759 to 754 first set, despite a substitution. Captain Schwartz led with 526 total and 193 190 games, while Walser added 483. Law paced Gasco with 500 and 198 in the second game.

Gas * Electric Company Gascos Schwartz Walser Law Uvalde & Gulf Quintet and Service Engraving Company Five Lord Seer Nolan Ooee Gas & Electrics Tee Sovees Cippolo Nordman Menger Saw Orret Bill Pape

McCoy Protests Madison Square Garden Title Match Change

The New York boxing commission met to consider Al McCoy protesting his middleweight title claim against Les Darcy and Jack Dillon. Darcy substitute Dillon was set for May 5 at Madison Square Garden after McCoy was ordered to fulfill a verbal contract with Darcy before any other bout. McCoy and Dillon will box ten rounds Tuesday night for the Broadway Sporting Club of Brooklyn. McCoy had agreed not to box others in the interim.

New York State Boxing Commission al McCoy Les Dacy Jack Dillon Indianapolis Madison Square Gaten McCoy Darcy Boxing Commission Dillon Dillion Broadway Sporting Club Brooklyn

Mandot Defeats Mangum In Ten Round Bout

Joe Mandot of New Orleans won a decision over Willie Mangum of Memphis in a fast ten round match in Hot Springs Arkansas. Mangum fought bravely after seeming near knockout in the second round but Mandot built a lead in early rounds to secure the victory.

Mandot Mangum Hot Springs Ark Joe Mandot New Orleans Willie Mangum Memphis

Juniors Open New Series in Y M C A College League

The Y M C A College League opened Monday with three games. West Point beat Texas U C A M 7 to 6, Harvard edged Yale 8 to 6, and Princeton lost to A M and M as Joe Halliday led his team with three field goals. Dugger starred for Harvard Yale rally fell short final 8-6.

West Point Texas C. A Princeton Harvard Yale Folts Jonas Joe Halliday Womack Phillips Avard York James Dugger Dugger de Noon Stewart

Red Sox to Learn Army Tactics in Spring Camp

Boston president Harry Frazee said the Red Sox will ask Adjutant General Gardner Pearson to assign a National Guard officer to join the team at Hot Springs Arkansas. The officer will teach military tactics and be paid by the club. Outfielders Clarence Walker and Merlin Kopp sent signed contracts, with Kopp joining from the Buffalo Club. Catcher Walter Tragesser also signed.

Boston Harry H. Fragee Boston Americans Gardner W. Pearson National Guard Red Sox Hot Springs Ark Frazee Clarence E. Walker Merlin A. Kopp Kopp Buffalo Boston Nationals Walter Tragesser

New 1917 Umpire Staff for American League

Barry Mc Cormick and George Moriarity join the 1917 staff of American League umpires announced by President Johnson. McCormick is a former National League player who umpired in the American Association last season. Moriarity played for the Detroit Americans and later managed Memphis in the Southern Association. Also named are Silk O Loughlin Evans Connolly Owens Dineen Hildebrand and Nallin.

Chicago Barry McCormick George Moriarity Johnson McCormick Moriarity Detroit Americans Memphis Frank “Silk” O'Loughlin William G. Evans T. H. Connolly C. B. Owens William Dineen George Hildebrand R. F. Nallin

Maxwell Sits Top After First Half in Pinehurst Qualifiers

Norman Maxwell of the Aronimink Club Philadelphia led 260 players in the first half of the spring golf tournament qualifying at Pinehurst North Carolina with a 73 for 18 holes.

Maxwell Pinehurst N. C Norman Maxwell Aronimink Club Philadelphia

Meadows Signs With Cards Ahead of Spring Camp

OXFORD N C Feb 27 Lee Meadows St Louis National League pitcher announced he sent his signed contract to his club and would report at the spring training camp at San Antonio March 5 Meadows has been regarded as a holdout.

Meadows Oxford N. C Lee Meadows St. Louis San Antonio

Seniors Stage BG Program at Y M C A

Senior athletes at the Y M C A held their class contest and two volleyball matches Monday night. Claude Fuquay won top individual honors with 27 stations on the parallel bars, Rex Logan took second with 26, and William Pieper followed with 22. Banks teams dominated the standings with an average of 102 5, Logan's squad next at 71 5, Pieper third at 54 5, and Boone fourth at 83 4.

Claude Fuquay Rex Logan William Pieper J. B. Moore Edgar Tobin Frank Erben Bruce Banks Eugene Hays Willard Boone Logan J. Moore Tobin Erben Henry Lutz Oswald Conrads

Name Points and Scores From Listed Participants

The readable lines show a sequence of names with scattered numbers: Bruce Banks Rex Logan Wm Pieper Willard Boone and associated figures like 56128 265-6 241-2. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet of a scoring or points list with unclear context and incomplete data.

Bruce Banks Wecessesnees Rex Logan Wm. Pieper Oreeee Een Willard Boone

Vilas to face Whittongton in final at Hot Springs tourney

Vilas of Chicago and H A Whitttington of Hot Springs reach the final of the first flight in the Washingtons birthday tournament at Hot Springs Country Club. In the second flight H G Bonfils of Denver meets H C Gifford of Chicago for a place in the final.

Hot Springs Ark la Vilas Chicago H. A. Whittington Hot Springs Country Club H. G. Bonfils Denver H. C. Gifford

Chief Bender Exonerated in Curran Death Case

Philadelphia February 27 Charles A Chief Bender Indian pitcher was exonerated by the coroner s jury of blame in the Curran death case in which Curran died after a motorcar collision with a vehicle driven by a man named Berner or Benner.

Bender Philadelphia Charles A

Five Bullseyes Scored By Mrs Mitchell At Municipal Range

Mrs. Mitchell wife of Sergeant Mitchell custodian of the Municipal Rifle range scored five consecutive bullseyes at 300 yards on Monday afternoon showing women may join local shooters. E P Lipscomb notes women inquire about facilities but dislike the long hike to the range while the Traction Company faces pressure to extend Tobin Hill line to accommodate weekend shooters.

Mitchell E. P. Lipscomb National Rifle Association Tobin Hill Traction Company

Chief Wilson Traded to St Paul Club for Walton Cruise

St Louis Nationals send right fielder J Owen Wilson known as Chief Wilson to the St Paul Club in exchange for Walton Cruise. The deal announced today in St Louis confirms the two club agreement.

Wilson ST. Louis J. Owen Wilson Chief Wilson St. Louis Nationals St. Paul Walton Cruise

Cubs Start Training in Pasadena Park

Cubs begin spring training at Tournament Park in Pasadena California on Monday February 27 as Chicago National League team starts its season preparation with workouts and drills.

Cubs Pasadena Cal Chicago Tournament Park Field

House Defeats Hardy House Betting Bill in Texas

The Texas House on Monday voted 54 to 59 against the Hardy House bill to legalize pari mutuel betting on horse races. The report cites a Louisville Courier Journal anecdote about a five passenger car reflecting social skepticism.

Austin Tex Louisville Courier-Journal

Bush and Strunk Sign with Philadelphia Club

Joe Bush the star pitcher and Amos Strunk the outfielder for the Philadelphia American League team signed contracts after holdouts. Manager Mack announced the signings but terms were not disclosed. George Whitted refused a $4000 yearly offer from the Philadelphia Nationals, leaving negotiations unsettled.

Philadelphia Joe Bush Amos Strunk Philadelphia American League Baseball Mack George Whitted Philadelphia Nationals

Whitted Demands 5500 Contract for Training Camp

William F. Baker, president of the club, said Whitted’s demand would not be considered. A German nurse is credited with inventing a pocketbook for handkerchiefs with a removable washable lining.

Nounced William F. Baker Whitted

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