Luckenbach Wins Senior Dip Contest in YMCA Meet
Luckenbach won the senior dip event on parallel bars swinging 20 times, placing first and earning five points to rise to third in individual standings. Hall was second with 27 swings, Causey third with 25, and Clark fourth with 22. Logan dropped to fourth overall for missing the event. Senior teams will reorganize next Thursday, with prizes for season finishers.
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FEDS Charge Macks Amid Federal League Affidavits
A flood of affidavits filed in Chicago allege wrongs by organized baseball officials and include copies of the national agreement and contracts. The Federal League seeks to win a publicity battle with sworn statements from Tinker, Knabe, Watkins and others accusing farm teams, ten day clauses, and player exploitation.
A Few Minutes With the Sporting Editor
The sporting editor comments on alleged baseball methods and trades involving Joe Gamillion and Roger Bresnahan, jokes about a bulldog and a bird dog, and notes on a Jack Johnson Jess Willard bout promoter Curley planning San Antonio promotions. It covers Willie Ritchie Freddie Welsh talks, weight rules, and historical hints about title decisions and referees.
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Dr McCall Wins Gold Medal in Atlantic City
Floyd H. McCall of the Teomewond Club wins the winter tournament gold medal at Seaview Gulf Club, Absecon, after a long qualifying round. The report also recalls late 19th century boxing eras with James J. Jeffries, Sharkey, and referee controversies as context.
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Mays Team Wins In Turner Winepin League
The Mays bowlers beat Gardners in two games 343 to 382 and 378 to 297. Mays set a league high with 978 in the second game, surpassing the former mark of 257 by Klaus. Mays players Heberer Gloeckner Rheiner Ries and W Fritze starred, while Gardner featured Gardner McAllister Tolle and Rossman.
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Hoppe Takes Pair of Matches in St Louis Billiards
Willie Hoppe world balk line champion defeated English champ Melbourne Inman in two straight sessions at 18.2 billiards. Afternoon score 500 to 48 with high runs 727 and averages 386 13 for Hoppe while Inman had 74. Evening block of 00 brought Hoppe more total as Inman earned 8 137 38 6 13 for the day.
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Eastern Baseball Association Votes Down Disband Proposal
The Eastern Baseball Association at its annual meeting voted down Director Clarkin of the Hartford Club proposal to disband for a year. No confirmation was given on reports the Federal League might enter Hartford and New Haven territory. Henry O Day, former Chicago Nationals manager and umpire, underwent stomach surgery and was said to be improving. Tackean, an American League umpire, denied signing with the Federal League for the coming season despite Chicago reports.
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Moose Tenpiners Defeat Samsco Team In League Opener
The Loyal Order of Moose tenpin team swept the opening games of the Commercial Tenpin League second series, beating the Samsco quintet 756 to 665, 807 to 744, and 739 to 669. Prazier led Moose with 624 total, Hellig 492, and Roy Reeder had the high Moose game at 192. Reeder’s performance boosted the Moose’s steady pinning as Reeder and Elmandorf crossed 509 in total.
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Dooin to Testify in Chicago Against Organized Ball
Charles Dooin former manager of the Philadelphia Nationals will go to Chicago to testify as a voluntary witness against organized ball in the Federal League before Judge Lindbergh He rejected Cincinnati’s offer calling it a tin can salary and asserts he is entitled to unconditional release after 13 years service from the Philadelphia club Des Jardien the Chicago star center will join the Nationals in June as a pitcher and all around athlete St Marys Minims beat T A Club 12 to 9 in a basketball game Morales and Yausman starred for the winners while Diezel and Battaglia contributed for the losers The National Field Trials Club derby at Letohatchie Alabama postponed due to field conditions and W Greene of Kansas City elected president of the American Checker Association during its annual meeting
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Hamlet Sets Long Bowling Marathon Record in Sioux City
Darrell Hamlet, marathon bowler, completed a 21 hour continuous performance on the alleys in Sioux City Iowa. He rolled 196 games and knocked down 38 924 pins averaging about 174 pins per game.
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Ritchie to Meet Freddle Welsh in Madison Square Garden
WUNO Ritchie former welterweight champion accepted a bid to challenge titleholder Freddle Welsh in a ten round no decision bout at Madison Square Garden around February 2. Ritchie to enter at catch weights, refuse to make weight for shorter rounds with no title at stake unless knockout chance arises.
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Amateur Indoor Championship Plans At Madison Square Garden
The Senior Indoor Championship of America will be held March 4 at Madison Square Garden under the Amateur Athletic Union. Some hoped to drop field events, but the committee ruled it too late to change this year. Entry blanks will be mailed to clubs across the United States and Canada.
Corpus Christi Gas Co get Nueces county franchise
The county commissioners court granted Corpus Christi Gas Company a franchise to lay gas mains along highways roads streets and other public places in Nueces county. The move anticipates using gas returned from property near the White Point wells.
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No Change in Events Champlorships Will Be Run
NEW YORK Jan 12 There will be no change in the program of champlorships as announced by officials. The plan calls for all scheduled events to proceed as previously set with athletes and organizers preparing accordingly.
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Av Bullard Teacher Dies at 63 in Indiana Home
Av Bullard, once a top three cushion billiard champion and mentor to Jacob Schaefer Orn Morningstar George Slosson and Frank Ives, passed away at his home in Wawayette Ind on Monday at age 63.
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Hornets and Parrots Split Ninepin Double Header
In the City Ninepin League Monday night the Hornets won the first game 324 to 266 while the Parrots captured the second 268 to 268. Featured players included Mitchell Dimmitt Lambert Walker Achtzehn Bless Fleming and Anz, with strong showings across multiple frames.
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Irish and Frankel to duel in 40-point three-cushion match
Irish of San Antonio and D Frankel of Houston are slated for a 40-point three-cushion billiards match at the Brunswick Billiard Parlor on Tuesday night. Frankel, Houston’s cue wizard, represents the proposed Texas Three-cushion Billiard League. The event starts at 8 o'clock with free admission and open to the public.
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