Public School Basketball League holds Light Cup chase
The Public School Basketball League completed a Wednesday schedule with sixteen teams, confirming Harris Austin Na Varro as league leaders in three divisions. Highlights include Lamar and Fannin defeats, Bonham and Herff wins, plus Navarro domination and a Crockett Brackenridge close battle.
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Public School
Highland Park School
Austin Five
Harris
Austin
NaVarro
Pet Harris
Milamee
de Zavala
Fannin
Psyd
Pei
Mena Park
Riverside
Herff
Travis
Owie
Gbbs Johnson
Ae Crockett
Brackenridge Em
Ras Ruiz A
Wine's Team Wins In Straight Volleyball Games
Wine's team defeated Rich ard Barrett's combination in the Business Men's volleyball series at the Y M C A on Wednesday night by scores of 11-6 11-8 and 11-5. Wheeler powered the offense in the second game and Wine's squad closed out the third with ease. Friday night they face Stille's combination in a three game series.
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Russell B. Wine
Richard Barret
Wine
Barret
Wheeler
Stille
Traction Five Wins Two Tenpin Games in Exhibition Bout
Traction Five won two tenpin games with a $5000 forfeit for appearance. No venue chosen yet for the bout though Madison Square Garden and other venues are under consideration. All seats will be reserved with prices from $10 to $100 or more for ringside boxes. No authority interference expected as ten round no decision bouts are allowed under New York law. Willard demands at least $30,000 for his share and a fight in New York on March 3 seems unlikely before April. Tom Jones, manager, says no signing yet and Jack Curley may visit to discuss arrangements.
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Madison Square Garden
Rickard
New York
Willard
Excelsior Springs
Tom Jones
Willard- Moran
Traction Co tenpin quintet tops Household in three game win
Traction Company wins the middle and final games 763 to 682 and 703 to 677 after dropping the opener 717 to 719 in the Commercial League. New pins produced low totals across teams with none over 500. Hudson led all scorers with 467, while Lord led Household with 183 in the last game and Menger topped Traction with 173 in the first. Zuercher stood second in grand totals with 459. Frank Nolan anchored for Household. Next, Mills Engraving takes on Gas and Electric in a three game set aiming to sweep for top position.
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Traction Company
Tenpin
Hudson
Bell Jerkers
Lord
Menger
Zuercher
Traction
Frank Nolan
Mills Engraving Company and Gas and Electric Company
Ascos
Traction Co
Tdl
Huggom
Maliday Io
Praoredge
Iceca
Femme
Ij. Schwartz
Migwete Voice
Lockhart
Ingibu i Pceenacs Dee
PB Ees
Ahr
Scorer
Law
Willard Moran Bout Offered 45000 Purse in New York
Jess Willard and Frank Moran were offered a 45000 purse for a ten round no decision bout in New York on March 3 with Tex Rickard backing. Willard would receive 30000 and 51 percent of film receipts plus a 5000 signing bonus while Moran would take 15000. Articles were drafted and headed to Chicago for Willard's approval before Moran signs.
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New York
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Tex Rickard
Jeffries-Johnson
Reno
Sam McCracken
Rickard
Willard
Moran
Chicago
Freshman Killed in Penn Bowl Fight Anniversary Event
Philadelphia reports the annual bowl fight at the University of Pennsylvania ended in tragedy as freshman William L. Lifson suffocated during the clash with sophomores. Six others were injured. coroner Knight found no arrests warranted. Underclass athletic reforms and a faculty-supervised program are urged by student groups and the Pennsylvanian. Lifson’s death is expected to be mourned while recoveries continue.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
The
Pennsylvanian
Knight
William L. Lifson
Witt's High Flyer Wins Derby at Pointer Wing Field Trials
Witt's High Flyer a pointer owned by Bud Floyd of Spartanburg 8 C and handled by A O Yount of Newton NY won the derby stake of the all American Field trials club run over the club preserves in Rogers Springs Tennessee on January 13.
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Rogers Springs
Tenn
Witt
Bud Floyd
Spartanburg
8. C
A. O. Yount
Newton
N. Y
St. Mary's Alumni Triumph in City Series Opener
St. Mary's Alumni defeated Turner 57 to 11 on Turner court Wednesday night to take the city series lead. Stucke scored all Turner points while St. Mary's teamwork and offense dominated the game.
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St. Mary's
Turners
St. Mary’s
Turner Five
Stucke
Kerosene Lamp Vaportizing Carburetors Adopted by U S Lighthouse Service
The United States lighthouse service adopts kerosene vapor lamps featuring carburetors to vaporize the oil before it reaches the burner, improving efficiency and flame quality for coastal beacons.
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United States Lighthouse Service
Patent folded bill head saves envelope cost
A Californian patented a foldable statement or bill head form that can be sealed with the address at the outside. This design eliminates the need for an outer envelope, reducing mailing expenses.
Milam School Beats Burnet Quint In Home Court Win
Milam School defeated Burnet 12 to 5 to remain second in the First League Light Cup on their home floor amid a windy, unpredictable game. Hill starred with three field goals, Van Cleave added two, and Milam’s guards Schnei der and Chowning limited Burnet’s Krueger and Koester, as Pfeil refereed in championship form.
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Lamar
Wosnig
Lamar Quint
Harris
Bohne
Tatum
V. Holguin
de Zavala
Fannin
Wendland
Fricke
Kinney
Flores
Martini
Winters
Alley
Quint
Frank Haynes
Milam
Burnet
Krook
Kohinoor
Bonham
Travis
Herrera
Connolly
Travis Quint
Herff
Riverside Quintet
Riverside
Kreissle
Trinidad
Boone
Milam School
Kathryn Cleaver
Hill
van Cleave
Salazar
Muuomer i Ei Ee Ee Eee Es Hilt
Giants Schedule Games for New York Nationals
The second team New York Nationals announce training and game dates from March 4 to April 1 across Dallas Waco Houston Galveston Denison Oklahoma City Norman and Tulsa, with a Feb 25 Marlin Texas camp start for young players and a March 4 veteran report.
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New York
New York Nationals
Dallas
Waco
Houston
Galveston
Denison
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State University
Norman
Okla
Tulsa
Force Smith
Ark
Little Rock
Marlin, Tex
Cubs to Tampa for winter training and spring games
The Chicago Nationals will train in Tampa Florida with four games set there against the Philadelphia Nationals from March 18 to 22. The Cubs and the New Orleans team clash on April 3 and 4 in New Orleans and the Cubs second team meets the Cincinnati Nationals in Shreveport Louisiana on the same dates. The Cubs depart for Tampa March 6.
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Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Tampa
Fla
Cubs
Philadelphia Nationals
New Orleans
Cincinnati Nationals
Shreveport
Charters Issued In Texas Firms Listed
Government announces charters for several Texas companies. The Dietze-Davis Company of Waelder in Gonzales county plans a $25000 merchandis ing venture with Hugo Dietze P D Davis and G G Vaughan as incorporators. Clara Oil Company of Wichita Falls with $10000 capital lists W F Ramming R A Furlow and E D Snyder. Rio Grande Oil Company of El Paso with $20000 capital lists J Y Canon L E Lockhart Dan M Jackson J M Daugherty and C Ligon. Kempner Oil and Development Company of Lampasas with $10000 capital lists H N Key J F White and J E Hughes.
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Austin
Tex
Dietze-Davis Company
Waelder
Gonzales County
Capital
Hugo Dietze
P. D. Davis
G. G. Vaughan
Clara Oil Company
Wichita Falls
W. F. Ramming
R. A. Furlow
E. D. Snyder
Rio Grande Oil Company of
el Paso
J. Y. Canon
L. E. Lockhart
Dan M. Jackson
J. M. Daugherty
C. Ligon
Kempner Oil and Development Company
Lampasas
H. N. Key
J. F. White
J. E. Hughes
Mrs Droomgoole Resumes Hotel Management in Cue
Mrs Droomgoole, former proprietor of the City Hotel in Cue, Texas, has resumed active management after Mrs Kieran left for Dallas. Droomgoole took charge yesterday as Kieran returns to her Dallas interests.
Long Tom back from the front in London Sketch
A cheeky caption in London Sketch riffs on wartime slang with a cartoonish note about being up to one's neck in mud. The gag hinges on exaggeration and comic bravado from wartime frontline chatter.
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London
Garrett and Young win in Junior B basketball at YMCA
Garrett’s team beat Louis Green’s five 8 to 5 in a tight first game as Felipe Tinoco scored six and Garrett two. Young’s quint defeated Edward Schaefer’s squad 6 to 4, with Young tallying four and Max Kuehne two as Schaefer’s club led 4 to 2 at halftime.
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Robert Garrett
Louis Green
David Young
Edward Schaefer
Felipe Tinoco
Garrett
Green
Schaefer
Young
Quint
Max Kuehne
Cutting
Garrett OS
Weather Summary for Texas on January 13, 1916
On Thursday January 13 1916 San Antonio and vicinity will have a fair night with freezing temperatures from 20 to 26 degrees. Friday is expected to be fair with a rising temperature. East Texas will also have a fair night with freezing conditions to the coast, temperatures ranging from 22 to 26 degrees in the sugar and trucking regions, and Friday will bring rising temperatures.
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San Antonio
East Texas
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