Meitzen Kicks for Franks in 5-0 Schwab Field Victory
Meitzen kicked a field goal from the 30 yard line to lift A B Frank to a 5-0 win over Karnes City in a tight Schwab Field contest. Karnes City matched the Frank defense with a strong passing game but could not cross the goal line, while Frank’s Meitzen and Mirnezak anchored a rugged backfield as both teams failed to register multiple first downs in three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Meitzen
A.B. Frank Company
Schwab
Karnes City
Invaders
Bucks
Endrons
Karnes
Meitzen
Teo
Powell
Mirnezak
Englown
Bert Fry
Massie
Cain
Cone
I. Cone
Hines
Fricks
Cong
Tarper
K. C
Kozelski
Pasacs
Frank
Fry
Warnes City
Harper
Yantis
Zuater" Yentis
Kamea City
Kaines City
Moeitzen
Oval
Wkoxelski
Haines City
Kiel
Franks
Clooser
Warper
Jing
Miynosat
Tincupa
A.B. Frank
Odin Vewee Eers
Dy Cone
Schmitt
Rid Sateen
Nurmi Faces Indoor Track Challenge at Madison Square Garden
Ian New York notes track handicap for Nurmi as he faces his first indoor race at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday. The elite European runner, famed as a speedster, must adapt to a woollen wooden surface unlike his outdoor turf. Expert contrast with Epinard’s doomed indoor debut hints at the tough test ahead for Nurmi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ian
Pravo Nuvi
Epinard
Madison Square Garden
Europe
Nurmi
Berope
Invitation Golfers at Houston Find Course Refined
Texas amateur golfers planning the February Houston invitation meet will find refinements at Willie Maguire’s links. The annual event, a Texas staple since 1914, draws up to 15 visitors. Ossie Carlton beat Tommy Cochran in last year’s finale, the same finalists in 1925 state championship. Invitations go to Texas Golf Association clubs and eastern points. any amateur is eligible for the Houston meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Willie Maguire
Ossie Carlton
Tommy P Cochran
Wichita Falls
Cochran Winnive
Texas Golf Association
WEW Y MLC A HERE NEARS COMPLETION
WEW Y MLC A here near completion as furnishings are installed in the pew San Antonio building. Germitn equipment shipments arrived Monday with the financial secretary Jer noting progress. Electrical fixtures installation expected to start before week’s end as painting and interior decoration near finish. Robert Tate says the home should be completed mid January with formal ceremonies a month later.
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Pew San Antonio
MLC. A
UW. N
Willson Elected Penn Football Captain for 1925
Willson of Corning New York was chosen captain of the 1925 University of Pennsylvania football team aboard a special train returning from the Pacific coast to Albuquerque New Mexico. The 22 year old junior plays at end Rae McGraw, who graduates in June, was a runner up in the election.
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PENN
Willson
Philadelphia
Jan
Corning
University of Pennsylvania
Albuquerque
N. M
Pacific Coast
Rae McGraw
Jane
Ri Kae
Unclear football roster fragment with multiple names and roles
Fragmentary OCR list shows players and positions including Right Guard Right Tackle Halfback Fullback and quarterback. Mentions several surnames and colleges, but the text is garbled with many stray characters, making a coherent event or team designation unclear.
French sending medals to baseball tourists
Jan 5 John Mc Graw Charles Comiskey and Bushey Jennings receive severe medals from the French Baseball Federation. Each Giants and White Sox member on the Paris tour will get a bronze souvenir medal. Diplomas accompany the trip back to New York aboard Savoie, with a note that European baseball may spring from American efforts.
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John McGraw
Charles Comiskey
Bushey Jennings
French Baseball Federation
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Paris
New York
Ford
Europe
Robertson
Federation
Frantz Reichel
McGraw
Comiske
France
Auion
Eighth Corps Polo Players Take First Round Robins
The Highth Corps Area Freehoot ers field a strong four to beat San Antonio Polo Club and Infantry in a four period 11 to 1 victory. Team members include Colonel Cohen Swift Lieutenant Mac Tones Carl Crawford and Captain Jack Hettinger against San Antonio players Chittim Armstrong Meadows and Bart Crawford. Forts and civilians plan to join mid winter polo events with teams from Fort Bliss Fort Clark Detroit and Austin likely to field entries. The Mexico City Polo Club may join February meet.
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Highth Corps
Brackenridge Park
Botl
San Antonio
Infantry
Rey Speed
Bil Meadows
Bart Crawford
Tiontenmmt Cuilum
Marke
Port Tiliss
Hettinger
Rucker
Wood
Harry Chamberlain
Huthsteiner
Rosserman
Boykin
Bailey
Fort Sil Wil
Mark McClure
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort I Zold
Pitth Cavalry
Fort Clark
Detroit
Crawford Brothers
Austin
George Miller
Earl Shaw
Arm
Polo Club
Mexico City
Girl Scouts to name assistant director in San Antonio
Mrs J K Beretta local commissioner announces that the San Antonio Girl Scouts will select a paid assistant director at the first 1925 meeting of the Bexar County Council Girl Scouts of America. The session is set for 16 o clock January 12 at the St Anthony Hotel with several applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Girl’ Scout Organization
Bexard County
Mra
A. A. Leifeld
Prospects brighten for Dallas Steers 1925 Texas League season
Dallas fans see a reshaped Steers lineup for 1925 with new manager Ganiner guiding a largely rebuilt staff. Pitching, catching, and infield are reloaded, with Emil Eubn at first and Paddy Banmann at second anchoring a veteran core, while a batch of new outfielders including Rinaldo Williams and Miller look to energize the attack.
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Dallas
Tan
Ner
Cleveland
Ganiner
Lingie
Fark Adams
Bud" Kungling
Trookifn
Des “Moines
Western Teague
Corps of Fingers
Santinansty
Herb “Thormekien
Dick Schumann
St. Joseph
Jim Lindsey
Kansas City
Formarly
And
Jack Fieger
Evaneville
Jimmie Andrews
Red” Roberts
May Mitchell
Cond
Huen
Emil Eubn
Mobile
Bobby Stow
Bur” Chatham
Tarry Gardner
Rinaldo Williams
Tommy Fovelace
San Antonio
Flack’ Mille
Brien
Kalamazoo
Champion Awareman
Michigan-Ontario
Joep
Frank Shaner
Terre Haute
Miller
Sted
O'Brien
Scouta
Shaner
Mani
Babe Ruth
Bambine
Empiso
Tris
Yoose
Gardner
Goleman Coupe at Brinkley Arkansas Headed to Bank New HQ
Telegraph office at Brinkley Arkansas confirms a telegraph message as Bob Coleman manager of the San Antonio club drives from Granite City Illinois toward San Antonio to begin 1925 season preparations. He plans to meet at City National Bank building with baseball headquarters on Thursday. Mrs Coleman and the large Airedale travel with him as talks include deals for experienced pitchers.
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Brinkley
Ark
Bob Coleman
San Antonio
Granite City
City National Bank
Bob
Rob
Seated game lovers edge archers in quirky foursome
In Phoenix on January 5, components of a driver and putter clashed with archers in a foursome. The archers attacked four-inch discs on the greens while golfers played their regular game. The lovers of the Seated game won 3 up, retaliating after a prior defeat two wears ago.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Program Planned by Manufacturers in San Antonio
Important matters pending for some time likely will be decided at 12515 o'clock Tuesday when the directors of the San Antonio chapter hold their annual meeting. Newly elected officers include Lieholm as president and James A Gallagher Sr. and Charles Dubose as vice presidents, with Alfred Duerer and Arthur Jyetrich as directors. Re-elected officers are Eugene Balmgreen as vice president, Charles Graebner as treasurer, and G h Weel as secretary, along with a long list of directors such as Charles Bergstrom, H W Finck, George Cushman, and Arthur Stornis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Son
Lieholm
James A. Gallagher Sr
Charles Dubose
Alfred Duerer
Arthur G. Jyetrich
Eugene
Girl seeks iron cure for drug habit in New Year
Universal Service New York reports a 28 year old former show girl named Gallo attempted to end her heroin addiction on New Year Day. She surrendered her supply to her housemate, burned it in a ceremony, but sudden abstinence caused collapse and she was taken to Bellevue hospital for treatment.
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Wew Universal Service
New York
An Gallo
Pewsonsy
Yaey
Bellevue Boanital
Harry Edwards Former Boxing Promoter Dies at 56
Harry Edwards a former boxing promoter and principal owner of the National Athletic Club and later the Olympic A died in a Vine land hospital after a lingering illness. He was 56 and had helped shape the era of boxing promotion in Philadelphia. He retired in 1920 and lived on a farm near Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Harry Edwards
Vineland
Ned
Til Ys
National Athletic Club
Olympic A
Xaraall Farm
Sneland
Sports Briefs Highlight Stars and Rumors From Coast Games
Ernie Nevers returns to Stanford hopeful to play basketball after an ankle injury sidelined him in the Notre Dame game in Pasadena. Rumors place Gorge Burns as possible manager of a San Francisco Coast League team if Hart Huison leaves. Boxing promoters chase top names as Berpondy Billy Wells heads to San Francisco to face Chick Roach. College basketball and baseball chatter mix with minor league plans, noting Penn star Kner Christy Mathewson’s signings, and reports of Grange possibly switching sports.
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Ernie Nevers
Stanford University
Notre Dame
Pasadena
Palo Alto
Stanford
Gorge Burns
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Hart Huison
San Francisco Bay District
San Francisco Bay
Berpondy
Billy Wells
Great Britain
Chick Roach
Valido
Wells
Los ‘Angeles
Christy Mathewson
Boston Braves
Ted Grange
DE AY Plane Forced Landing Near Sandergou
Lieutenant Hugh W. Downing of Brooks Field forced a DE AY plane to land on rough ground near Sandergou after the landing gear stripped following a water toss during a cross country flight to UW Paso. He was uninjured. Lieutenant Johor B. Corkille inspected the wreck at Sanderson and the plane will be sent back to Brooks Field after repairs.
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Hugh W. Downing
Brooksfield
Sandergou
Downing
UW Paso
Johor B. Corkille
Hrooks Field
Sanderson
Beck
Brooks Field
Walker Bets Big On McTigue Showdown
Mickey Walker world welterweight champion bets 1000 dollars he will knockout Mike McTigue the light heavyweight champion at the Newark Armory on Wednesday night after a strenuous workout.
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Newark
N. 2
Mickey Walker
Mike McTigue
Newark Armory
Walker
McTigue
Joe Degnon
Girls' basketball doubleheader at Turner Hall
Sacred Heart and public service teams clash in city league play at 7 P M. Blue Belles face Wolff and Mars in a girls game while City Tagg hosts St Marys and Trinity Methodist juniors compete in nearby matchups. The program lists Laurel Reights and First Baptist juniors and several Presbyterian teams in early evening action.
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Turner Hall
Blue Belles
Wolff and Mars
Sacred Heart Fs. N. GO. C.H
Public Service
St. Mary's
A. Jenral
Trinity Methodist
Tran
Laurel Reights
First Taptist
Prosnart Hill Presbyterian
Beacon Hill
Tunior
Thrill Thieves Target Local Stores By Youngsters
A gang of youths, including members from prominent families, reportedly stole beverages and other merchandise from Carlson's drugstore on Fredericksburg road and Genco Hill drug store at West Woodlawn. Police trace a car tied to the spree and vow to stop the pattern, which they say is driven by excitement rather than need.
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Ealing
Carlson
Fredericksburg
Genco Hil Drug Store
Woodlawn Avenue
Cattle Aid Bill Draft Planned by Agriculture Group
Washington January 3 President's agricultural women prepare relief legislation for cattle industry after six weeks of study. They plan to bring the measure to Conness promptly and then press cooperative relief for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hession
Washington, D. C
Tug Is Sext to Aid Distressed Warbler and Rockefeller
Key West reports a naval tug has been sent to assist the tank steamer William Rockefeller ashore five miles south of Jupiter Light station, about 260 miles away, as authorities received advices. Chess Union Disbands in New York amid shifts after Columbia, Yale, Princeton titles.
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Key West
Pla
William Rockafeller
Jupiter Laight
Chesserag UM
New York
Tate
Uolumbia University
Yale
Princeton
fHasyard
Itt
Anmounesl
Coelanei
Chey Collage
University of Pennyvania
Harmon Late Patron of Ration Harmon
Clifford Harmon, Paris real estate man and aviator, becomes patron of aviation, proposing two trophies. The Harmon cup and the Lafperry trophy honor WWI pilots and Lafayette squadron. Princess Gavarni sculpts the awards, with the Lafperry prize featuring Louis Bleriot era designs and a goal of 500 mph aircraft pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Woon
Universal
Paris
Tau
Clifford
Harmon
Gordon Bennett
Vielles Tiges
Saturday League to Close Up Its Books
The Saturday Baseball League meeting is set for Monday night at the Frost building to prove the treasury funds and organize for next season. President Sohn Jk. Weber calls all managers to attend to clear Teague business and finish league affairs.
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Sis
Exservice men receive adjusted compensation in San Antonio
San Antonio ex service men began receiving adjusted compensation Monday morning with hundreds filing in and more arriving. The insurance arrived by mail on New Year’s night at Washington and is being distributed via carriers. Between 600 and 700 San Antonio ex service men have filed applications, per Adjutant A. D. Friesen of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Montar- B.A. Duke
Sutherland Springs
Washington
A. d T. Friesen
motorists refuse dying Woran aid near Wichita Pass
Tam Se Aire Y T Bardwell, 67, dies Sunday by the roadside near Town Pass as dozens of cars pass by without aid or signaling distress. The husband, trying to keep her alive, hoped for hospital transport. Funeral services were held at Town Park yesterday under Eastern Star rites.
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Wichita Pass
Tam Se—Aire
Y. T. Bardwell
Town Pass
Tows
Park Salay
Eastern Star
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Lissen
Klip
Amy
Barney
Frank Fleven Toown
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Morris Block
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Tey
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Soba
Barnes City
McCall
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Wisher
Sartsin
Vanitis
Olfiemi Stephenson
Kansas
Wook
Ohio
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Missouri
Eighth Corps
Girl Scouts
Goleman Coupe
Brinkley, Arkangag
University of Bormsylvania
Kner
Tommy Griffith
Brooklyn Dodgers
All New England Teague
Dick Cox
Portland
Eddie Brown
Zack Wheat
Griffith
Jim Johnston
National League
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White Sox
Germany
England
Ireland
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Rhine
Steve Donoghue
Engush
America
Papyrus
Zev
Earl Sande
B.C. Elliotts
Archibaid
Dortland Club
Pact Coast Seague
Brooklyn Todgers
Jim Poole
Bush
Ka (Flock) Garvey
Hoboke Mya
Sierner
Foothill
Maiyan
Naty Dame
Avarars
Toniit
Tei Smith
Now Fryers
CAGE
Amy Post
Treons Artillery
Twelfth Field
Ny Eyener
Ration
Lionaire
Clifford Harmon
M. J. Acosco
Exclusive Clothiers
Maverick Building
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