Peacock Quintette Wins Practice Game
The Peacock quintet defeated Bradford 48 to 10 at Electric Park in a fast, clean exhibition. Long John Jenni Hall lifted Peacock with 18 field goals and 29 swings. De Bona led Peacock with 13 points, while Rawlin scored 7 for Bradford. The result showcased Peacock’s size, speed and passing in a one sided afternoon contest.
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Peacock Ba Aketial
Electric Park
Bradford
Bradfords
John” Jenni- Hall
Uts
Alerge Hacket
Dee Blue
Peacock
Rac
Bradford Rawlin
Peacock de Bona
Ate
Ashford
Davey
Peueghk
Fore
International billiards match set between friends clubs
New York January 14 The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players accepts the suggestion of the French association for an international match. Final acceptance is with the French club. Matches will be held at Lind around mid January with balls used in France that are larger than the American ball.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Dillard Players
Sssasion
Lind
Sports Here and There Notebook of Baseball Trades and Hopes
Mike Doolin will receive hitting coaching in April to fix a weak point at short. William Garrick, once a New York Giants pitcher, moved from Newark to Indianapolis for Pilcher Kellum. Phillies manager Murray reportedly dislikes Titus but his hitting may save his job. Malachi Kittredge, long in the major leagues, struggled against Eastern League pitching last year. Nee Byers, a veteran catcher, still hit well, finishing fifth in the Eastern League with .324. Freq Glade notified the New York Americans he will join when the Highlanders start south, though trade rumors persist. Jack Taylor signed with Columbus after a poor year with the Cubs, while Frank Chance aims to win the pennant, content to let other things go. Brooklyn’s outfield plans stir as Dovey and Kelley weigh Brown, Kellex, Beamont, Hoffmann, and Bates, with a possible Brooklyner trade if a deal can be struck.
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George Browns
Wboston
Sen
Han Wat
Dovey
Kelley
Kellex
Beamont
Hoffman
Bates
Frowne
Drookyn
Superbas
Boxing News Reflects Enthusiasm and Foresight at Ringside
Boxing observers laud Burns Mott results as authentic. Attell earns credit for cleverness. Tommy Ryan seen as master of savvy, while Maniee loses to a South African. Arrangements set for Tommy Burns in London on January 10 and Jew Roche in Dublin on March 17. Backers of Roche reportedly supported by sentiment toward Richard Groker.
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Tommy Buens
Jack Palmer
London
Jew Roche
Dubie
St. Patrick’s Day
Richard Groker
Roche
Tammany Jandel
Motors and sports notes from early 1900s era
Nearly $3,000,000 was spent in the United States during 1807 for motor cans by the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers. The group plans a Madison Square Garden show in January. George Huff is named head football coach at the University of Minnesota for 1908. The Automobile Duty of America has offered a silver coin for races at Ormonde Beach with a 288 mile class open to all cars and several foreign entries expected.
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United States
Lates
New York
Mads-Son Square Garden
George Huff
University of Minols
Andi Oaly
Huw
Automobile Duty of America
Ormonde Beach
Eng
Mud Cats Clinch Mission Garden Bowling League Title
Hugo Schuetze's Mud Cats are the undisputed champions of the Mission Garden Bowling League. The Storms and Mustangs fought hard, each finishing 16 wins in 28 games to chase second place as Mud Cats posted a 17 and 28 season mark. Captain Storme led the Storms in a near-pennant chase, while K Huth's Mustangs slid after sickness plagued the squad.
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Hugo Schuetze
Mud Cats
Mission Garden
Lowercome
K. Huth
Mustangs
Storms
Senators
Fyrom
Mili Geed
Oe St
Sity Storma
Unoups Mustangs
Huth
Jo One
Wd Kol
A. Glemeix
Ilo Moaga
Heubaum
Reuter
Me Dallniz
J. Neugebaer
W. Dit
Local youth basketball schedule and notes from city games
Local sports items report Dyelea Hi Blues Komac Junior basketball schedule disruption as former teammates miss games. Bon Avem boys and Brackenridge Grammar game canceled amid practice concerns. YMGA versus Peacock set for Wednesday, last meeting decided by two points. Bon Avem girls show strong record and face St Mary’s Tallon Friday. City amateurs may host a spring parley near the G N depot. Wragford School fans receive new uniforms, blue with red trim.
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Dyelea HI Blues
Komac
Phiyers
YM. G. A
Peacock
Tneir
Worl
Af Tito
St. Mary
Adolph Krisel
Muen’s Shirts 1-3 Offered At Reduced Prices
A general sale listing from a department store advertises Muen’s shirts in sizes 1-3 with multiple styles including gun metals and Bluchers, available at one-fifth less than regular prices. Prices shown range from $5.00 to $5.60, with descriptions of cuffs attached or detached and new season colors.
First League Basketball Opener Tonight At Electric Park
The Interscholastic League opens its season with a game tonight at Electric Park arena between Heh Sehont and the Sim Antonia Academy. The academy squad, confident despite fielding last year’s two returnees, expects victory. A crowd friendly schedule calls for a 8:30 kickoff with key players from both sides noted, as plans for a future league schedule and championship series unfold.
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Electric Parte
Heh Sehont
Sim Antonia Acaremy
Turmey Agera
Tar Ware
Academy
Vlctcry
Alaange
Betorea
Hhin
Westart
B.A
AL S.A
Harelay
Veceerese Tietes
Veceerese Tietes | Tnderweald
C. Smythit
Slam
Battle of the Pins Opens Weekend Bowling League
Nonight's game in the Rawling League starts tonight at 6 pack on Wracrson alloys. The Tastalles league resumes with fen pla games. Tomorrow night a Turner Bowling Teague special meeting at 8:80 to sign members. New captains will be chosen as Melt leama fields 10 men per team. The new season begins February.
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Nonight
Rawling
Farriliion
Sehlebeten
Fen Pla
Tastalles
Wracrson Alloys Wetween
Malling Department
Amorrow
Verein
Melt Leama
Local wrestling card set for Saturday at Fort Sam Houston
MIT locals Savage and Metintien prepare for a wrestling event at Fort Sam Houston with partners Sharpe or Carruthers. Neal and McIntyre will work four hours daily, Curruthers faces Sailor Sommers at 155 pounds, with contests for 115 and 123 pounds also on the bill. Manager Morriy notes effort to separate amateurs from professionals and promises experienced seconds for all bouts.
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Curruthers
Sommers
Gamelu
Lone Star AMMOLIN Club Initiative Stirs Controversy
The article reports a faction called Lone Star AMMOLIN club planning a game initiative amid unclear bounty discussions. It notes letters from correspondents urging actions, with one sender claiming amateur status from Prisca Cha and offering references, while official communications are restricted to Mr. Morita.
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Lone Star Ammolin Club
Rluk
Saturn Alehi
Las Boen
Lullers
Sanatoirs
Ihexa
Anany
Morita
Prisca
Local entrants eye debut in forthcoming entertainment
In the hours to be held here, several local figures seek entry into the game. Fort San Haustot Alfret Schubert and Nath pate Lynch are among those expected to participate, with challenges at 145 pounds. Both communications have been carefully considered and may lead to debuts in the second or third entertainment.
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Alfret Schubert
Wets
Callenge
Lily ‘Ntovesta
Tada Witt
Gulf Tourney Opens With 232 Players In Midwinter Golf
The Gulf Tourney began yesterday with 232 golfers in Staged divisions of 16, cards filed at 6 rounds and match play looming. Palmer Whittmore of Brontolina club shot 78, while C. L. Becker Wandland Edwin Freman of Dyker Meadow and W. Shackeberg of Atlantic City each carded 88.
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Berin Voday
Pintinua
W. Whittmore
Brontolina
Mass
Conntry Club
C. L. Becker
Wandland
Edwin Freman
Dyker Meadow
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Brackenridge Grammar
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Selntelen
Missioniami Bowling League
Tiller
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Ponleht
Beethoven
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Will
Storach Troullins
Dtusy
Coca-Cola Bottling Ca
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Savage
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Lone Star Athletic Club
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