Meyer Katz and Corby Win Under YMCA Aegis
Meyer Katz and Corby win in the YMCA hosted event. Aubrey Schofield and William Lee are runners up in the junior cross city race. Katz wins the intermediate class while Wagenne Darts takes the junior title. Cross and Schofield exchange praise as Katz and Schofield race neck and neck over the 2.7 mile course. Junior B restates show Dachy and Williams in second and third as all finish within thirteen minutes. Tenpin contest delayed to next week after bowling match postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Schofield
William Lee
MLC
Yeates
Meyer Katz
Wagene
Meyer Kate
Auhrer Schofield
Cross
Bryce Cross
Tait
Wael
Credina
Rues
Tet
Katz
Echofield
Seve
Ernest Fercen
Whicdy Wr
Vmdn
Tychsene Dare
Dachy
Williams
Samuel Lee
Broilers
Ball
Franke Wout Waxourih
Robert Garrets
George Wheeler
Chester Shinp
J. W. Schofield
Vaughan
Hick -Jackson
Julee
M.C
Har
Champion Wing Shot Showdown Hinted At Autonio
Autonio fans may witness a champion wing shot exhibit with Unavies B Spencer of 3 Tours and rival S J Louis crack here to duel wing shooting greats. Herbert Spencer notes Charley Iron's sharp form and a potential winner take all wager amid talk of long distance targets and past top scores in regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autonio
B. Spencer
Lis
Herbert Spencer
Majestic Theater
S J. Louis
Han Antonin
Mts
Pord
Charley
Wing
Herbert
Fin
Gharley
Ledere
Secon
Myers Team Wins In One Of The Series Games
William Myers led his five with a standout basket haul to defeat Finnest Green's five 30 to SR at the Y MU Friday. Green's squad led 12 to 0 early as Rivers' side surged in the second half to seize the lead behind main scorer, with Soxwiter tallying five field goals and Tuttle adding free throws. Green finished with nine field goals and fouls for 20 points. Mitchell Albers contributed the remaining points with court baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myers
Finnest Green
Y MU
AY Ruiday
Green
Rivers
Does
George Soxwiter
Arthur Tuttle
Mitchell Albers
Trap Shooters Organize National Amateur Association
The National Amateur Trap Shooters Association formed to promote welfare of young shooters within the U S without ties to powder or arms makers. President A Davis of the Chicago Gun Club led the group which plans a national meet in Chicago next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisago
National Amateur Trap Shooters’ Association
Boudire
We. A. Davis
Chicago
Icago Gun Club
Best Records and Champions of 1915
A survey of 1915 champions across baseball boxing rowing fencing track and field swimming and other sports lists names like Jack Johnson James J. Jeffries and Duke Kahanamoku along with various clubs and cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. The piece notes world champions in boxing and multiple national amateur and professional titles with numerous records and standout performances across disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ziagle Aculler
Robert Surpicie
Duluth
Jonata
California
Ma M. Johnston
Warover
Mentelate
N. J
Hyiard
Amercur
Cham Pign
Si Holas
New York
Pola
Benlor Wipionship
Munday Reank
Long Island
Duginy
Bron Mawr
Lateence C. Pall
jJeck Soutar
Champlanetay F Gould
Walter A. Kinsella
Eric
Winston
Waller
jEinsella
Newport
Hans Chet
Frank Te Kramer
East Oranke
Xii
I_ G. Loomis
Chicago Athletic Association
Roy E. Morgh
Salem Crescent Athletic Club
Lel
Meeredith
University of Pennsylvania
Jne Hay
Ites
Athletic Club
Jiames Wolebmainen
Olympic Nb
San Francisco
Sard Ohign
W. OH
Imeanix
Hosta Athletic
George Brormer
Adhirtle Club
An Anearn
Klinois Aiflelie
Pole Yauit
Sam Beliah
Milltowoman Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
Artle Mucke
University of Wisconsin
Harry Worthington
Boston Athletis
Association
Uistaner
Tunashah
Itergete Hovine
Wiymprte Glib
San
Hisses City Athletic
Chik Jusianee
University of Maine
Tuttle Wins Match In Intermed Clays Semis
Arthur Tuttle defeated George Sexauer in the handball semi finals of the intermediate clays event. Tuttle swept the three games 34 64, 19 4 and 4 to 1, dominating with strong serves and court movement. George Wheater served as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tuttle
George Sexauer
Sexauer
Tuite
George Wheater
May Buy Indians in Deal Reported in Chicago
Chicago Jan 1 Garland Maker Stanl formerly of the Wasi region club of the American League plans to purchase the Cleveland Americans if favorable terms are reached. Robert McRor, ex-secretary of the American League and earlier part owner of the Hasiess Americans, is said to be involved with Stanl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor Clevelamé Teac
Chicago
Garland Maker
Stanl
Wasi Region
American Leeene
Cleveland Americans
Owas
Robert McRor
American League Aid
Hasiess Americans
Slubl
Rubber Prices High Spark Scandal Across Markets
The Dally Express in London says rubber price surges are a scandal needing urgent government action. It argues supply matches normal demand, predicts prices may drop near two shillings, but American control could push to six shillings unless action is taken. The paper urges price caps, curbs on shipments to America, and ban on Russian vessels from such trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerson Dally Express
London
Dally Ex- Brass
Addis
The
Express
America
Willard Will Not Box Fulton in Chicago Bout
Chicago reports Fess Willard declines to box James J. Fulton of Rochester after Axios Andrews balked at proposed purse. Fulton demanded the game amount for a bout in New Orleans, while Moran accepts Burns offer for a possible March title fight.
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Fess Willard
Fulton
Chigago
Josst Wilk
Heavw
Freq Tulton
Rochester
Uhorisas S Andrews
Milsaukee
Andres
Hnd
Willard
New Orleans
Uris
Moran
Giens
Tommy Burns
Frank Moran
New
York City
Teans Burns
Jess Willard
Alor
Willard-fiulion
Ruene
Jim Cottey
New York
Feae
la Duffy Lewis
William
Baker
Pilliies
James A. Gilmore
Wille Tub
Maurice Stel Vughi
Ike
San Antonio Builds Strong in 1915 Despite Slump
City records show 2192 building permits in 12 months with a total valuation of 1 608 070. The 1915 activity exceeds the prior year in growth, especially late in the year. Homes dominate the new construction with 533 dwellings valued at 487 800, while improvements total 122 495 including seven new apartments and 16 warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Antonio
Sinnual Regari
Fanniere T. Jackson
Tavea
Lea
Jackson
Lonelneas H
STROU
Nix
Masonie
Cauman
Momusaha Asal Fitnd County Hospital
San Inter
Giants Quint Wins Odd From Soldiers in Tenpin Match
Cahill and Lantrip led the Giants bowling quintet as they defeated Fort Sam Houston by a narrow margin. Cahill took top single game with 224 and Lantrip totalled 521 across two games, with Montgomery and Wilson near five hundred and Wilson posting the high 467 among losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Housyon
Hostalleys
Rhine
Wilson
Ines
Rubien Names All-American Track Team for 1913
Frederick W. Rubien announces the Amateur Athletic Union all American team for 1913. The selections include athletes from Chicago Irish American Crescent A C New York A C and other clubs with events across sprints runs jumps throws and decathlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San
James § Fiven
Frederick W. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Unions
Igdsard
Ron —J. Loomis
Chicago
F. More
Salam
Crescent
J. B
Ted
A.C
BP Adams
Wes Mucks
University of Wisconsin
D. J. Ahearn
Aliners A
S. Bellat
Multnoman Aa
I Bie Donais
Mm McGrath
P. Tyan
G._A. Brodieder Jr
A.C. Decathion
W. Risharde
Tae
Termaintain Association
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Meyer Katz “and
Corby
Y.M.C.A
Aliverick-Clarke and
Swift Company Bowling Mints
Circle Tours
Galveston
San Jacob
Concho
Comal
York
Mallory
Texas
Bedelt
Wickete
George McManus
Maggie
Clancy
Chas. G. Spencer May
National Amateur Association
Enroi
Stembers
Laredo
East Houston Sreet
J. W. King
DF & Pla
G.m.bynum
C. PL
T. A
S. A. Tekers
Tantfaey
Einvitedd
Antonia
Chiisti Patiomeu
Eno
Ards
Straigut
Duke
P. Kahananio
Duke P. Kahanamoku
Vime
Orie i
Duke P. Kahanimelen
Alea George Cunhu
Bath
Perry Mettiliveau
Line Athletic Club
Lady Langer
yAngeles Athletic
Lindy Langer
Log Angeles
Lady Lanxer
Leards
Vorner
New York Athletics
Endy
Langer
Wari
Giri—H J. Heber
Il- Fore Athletic Cub
Michael Mele Snott
Michael Mcyie Matt
Duke HanaMmokene
Tuttle
Scanner
Mmn
Chance May Agreat
Otter
Los Angeles
John Powers
Los Coast League Baseball
Frank Chante
Chicago National Tragic Club
Chance
Hivat Poothell
Teams Roads
Pasadena
Cal
Jan. i
Eieveng
Crown University
Washington State College
Bruwn
San Diego
Tijunoa
Rcm
Fort Sam Houston
Major Faneler
Frank G. Menke
Fumen
Ste
Cahill
Lantrip
Percy Haughgan
Ingreday
Vnt Mel
Josephus Tinker
Vins Fiell
Charle Cooper
Cy Falkenberg
Tinker
Weeds
Cooper
Mirenders
Tealta
Teverites
Hlia
Penn State
Beown
Harvard
Kade
Sorlein
Ailent
Souniest
Sug McManamy
Tre Voll Whale
Cobe Jn
Johnny Tverd
Beseuall
Crab
Jesse Burkett
Forescot Hernston
Tobe
Victor
Laz Montgomery
Laniester Lia
Bria
Seurer
Jones
League
Selsoth
National Cadet Corps League
Hish
University Gore
United States Army
Congress
War Department
Austin
Tex
Jan
International Real Bastatd Company
el Paso
C. M. Kaumatin
H. B. Stone
CW. Armijo
Grant Ledge
Masons of the Worling
Order of the Eastern Star and Daughters of The!ophins
Nn Capital
L. Jones
A. B. Jordan
D. M. d. Saniers
Gudranty State Bank of
Tinghes Springs
Casaron de Huguley Tin Company of
Richardson
Brookshire State Bank of
Brookshire
Waller County
Semining Finnter
Rome
Uli Edihee
F.W. Rubien
Winerich Bidg
Ave. C
SAN Antono, Loan & Trust
West Commerce Street
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