Wolff & Marx triumph in City League bowling duel
The Wolff & Marx quint defeated Lowther Bros in the City League series on Grand Alleys, 963 803 and 911 856 after losing the opener 865 847. Hardy Howard led the winners with 640 total, while Emerson topped Lowther with 607. Seven 200s were rolled across the match.
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Wolff & Marx Tenpin Quint
Lowther Bros
Hardy Howard
Postoffice Prides
Bill Quinn
Maverick-Clarke Winter
Olff & Marx
H. Howard
R. Halliday
Seorer
F. Halliday
Sunsets Triumph In Three Game Bowling Set
The Sunsets won the odd game in a three game Commercial League series against the Maverick Clarkes, 961 to 843, 904 to 765, and 795 to 844. Cramer of the railroad squad led with 549 pins and a 220 single game. Gosling 543, Quinn 536, Leng 535, Bellinger 533 followed. Ullrich 501 and Mike Howard 497 were also strong for Sunset. Railroaders held a 108 pin edge in total.
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Cramer
Railroad
Gosling
Maverick-Clarkes
Quinn
Leng
Bellinger
Ullrich
Mike Howard
Ransom and Silsbee
Armbrust
Public School Fives Set for Wednesday Lightcup Play
Public school basketball returns with nine courts and eighteen teams contending for Lightcup honors Wednesday starting at 4 15. Harris Austin and Navarro lead their leagues with perfect records as rest of schedule aims to decide titles.
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Avarro
Kathryn Cleaver
Fannin
DeZavala
Burnet
Milam
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Lamar
Y Athletes in Numerous Competitions Senior Teams Reorganize
The Y M C A seniors began their annual class contests with four teams led by captains Rex Logan Jack Bowns J M Hall and Willard Boone A senior relay final tied Hall and Boone teams with 30 participants and points awarded The Junior A basketball league formed with Henry Gottwalds quint defeating Edward Knoxs five 4 2 in the first game Volleyball saw Barrets team win two straight then Stille rally to avoid a shutout The lineups list players and positions for each team and match details
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Rex Logan
Jack Bowns
J. M. Hall
Willard Boone
Henry Gottwald
Edward Knox
R. S. Barret
J. F. Stille
Jack Robins
Owen Armstrong
Jack Flaherty
Boone
Rex
Logan
Hall
Joe Naylor
Albert Bedell
Edward Hoffman
William Meyers
Henry Lutz
H. R. van Sylack
Charles Causey
Fredy Smith
Charles C. White
Arthur Fried
Clarence Mitchell
T. G. Cox
William Tell
Henry Rochelle
Robins
Claude Fuquay
Herman Roemer
Elmer Armstrong
Henry Jackson
G. Schmidt
Jesse Kilgore
Alfred Pfeil
H. G. Green
Harold Behring
A. W. Whitney
Howell Jones
Raymond Lee
Hyman Goldberg
S. B. Johnston
M. C. Brown
David Feldman
Buffaloes
Aubrey Tuttlebee
Angelo Battaglia
Clifford West
George Ditzer
Norris Stewart
Sterling Burke
Tigers
Martin Frink
Russell Jonas
Hudson Tatum
Frank Kalies
Fritz Sherley
Leopards
Brookes Dascom
Murray Roberts
Clarke Crosby
Harold Cory
Shanley Simpson
Barret
Dan Goodrich
J. ¢. Williams
Ernest Studhalter
W. EB. Warren
Seventeen Dogs to Start in All American Field Trials Derby
Seventeen dogs were drawn to start Tuesday in the derby stake of the All American Field Trials Club at Roger Springs Tennessee. The amateur championship event likely will begin Wednesday on the club preserves.
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Roger Springs
Tenn
Dillon Beats Flynn In Eight Round Bout In Memphis
In Memphis on Monday night Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Dan Porky Flynn of Boston in eight rounds by decision. Dillon pressed the action throughout and staggered Flynn near the ropes several times with solid right blows though no knockdowns occurred. Flynn weighed about twenty pounds more and fought as a light heavyweight. Flynn’s next match is set with Fred Fulton of Minneapolis in New Orleans. January 28 Leo Schneider of St Louis won an easy decision over Bobby Hayes in another eight round bout.
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Tenn
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Porky) Flynn
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New Orleans
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St. Louis
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Porkey” Flynn
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Porkey
Fred Fulton
Tom Jones
Willard
Jess Willard
Fulton
Jones
Tommy Burns
Pelican City
Tommy
Frank Moran
Burns
A Fe w Minutes With the Sporting Editor
Boxing notes the clash of Pettigrew and plans for a Willard Moran Moran bout. Jack Dillon exposes Tommy Burns gate logic and reveals Por Key Flynn and Fred Fulton fights. Cardinals coach Miller Huggins eyes San Antonio training at Hot Wells to shape the team for the season.
Cubs Transfer Marks An Epoch In Baseball
New York reports the Chicago National League club will change ownership on January 20 as Charles W. Weeghman and associates pay Charles P. Taft 400000. The deal ends a long era of Chicago leadership dating to 1876 with seven principal owners and a lineage of pennants and World Series appearances.
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Chicago
National League Baseball
Charles W. Weeghman
Charles P. Taft
William A. Hulbert
Albert G. Spalding
James A. Hart
Spalding
Charles W. Murphy
Cincinnati
Hart
Murphy
Frank Chance
Chance
New York Americans
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Glendora
Cal
Johnny Evers
Boston
Hank O'Day
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Roger Bresnahan
Joe Tinker
Adrian C. Anson
Anson
De Zavala Five Triumphs Over Bonham In Practice
The De Zavala public school basketball team beat Bonham 19 to 13 on their court Monday. Flores scored ten and Fiieby featured for De Zavala while Nemo led Bonham with six points. both teams sit in League One and League Two respectively.
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Bonham Court
Flores
Fiieby
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Ile
Crack Swimmer Ne Vollmer Sets Fast 150 Yard Time
Herbert E. Vollmer of the New York Athletic Club swam 150 yards in 1 25 4 5 and is said to lay claim to a new world record. The mark was posted Monday night in New York.
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Herbert E. Vollmer
New York A. C
New York Athletic Club
Heine Wagner Released by the Boston Americans
Boston January 11 Heine Wagner the longtime Red Sox shortstop was given unconditional release by the Boston Americans. Wagner joined the team in 1906 and in recent years served mainly as a substitute.
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Heine Wagner
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Boston Americans
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Red Sox
Cardinals plan spring training in San Antonio
St. Louis Jan. 11 Miller Huggins manager of the St. Louis Nationals announced tentative arrangements for the Cardinals to train at San Antonio Texas this spring. The team will leave St. Louis about March 8 and return about March 25.
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Miller Huggins
Huggins
Hot Wells
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St. Louis Nationals
Cardinals
Tex
Descriptive line sparks author’s plan for seasonal yard tours
An elderly farmer agrees to allow seasonal use of his country home to feature in a forthcoming novel. The exchange highlights a curious collaboration between literature and rural life as the author seeks appealing framing for the hero’s residence.
Harvard Yale and Princeton drop three cornered baseball series
Harvard Yale and Princeton have abandoned the three cornered series of three games each. The Harvard schedule for thirty games was announced on Monday night. Two of the thirty games will be played only if ties result from the first two games with Princeton and Yale.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Midgets Edge Johnson in Narrow Basketball Victory
The Persia Midgets beat Johnson school 12 to 8 on Monday afternoon. Persia’s 7 points came from key plays by Laird and Tengg, while Perez and Rodriguez starred for the losers. Also notes four German cities using overhead monorail railways with a fifth under construction.
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Johnson
Laird
Tengg
Perez
Rodriguez
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