Lakeside dominates Marshall Streets in 34 to 4 win
Lakeside defeated Marshall Streets by 34 to 4 on their West Ead court. Stephens led the visitors with all five of their points on free throws while O Banion and Boeckmann starred for Lakeside. The Cadets’ defense and fast breaks kept Marshall from scoring any field goals, with Lakeside shooting 4 field goals and 4 free throws in the game. Referee Major Tichmand graded a clear contest played at 15 minute halves with Lakeside leading 22 to 3 in the second period.
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Lakeside
West Ead
Marshall Street
Lade
Marshalls
Stephens
Poin
O’banion
Baeck Tiffin
Hapson
M.S
O'Banion
Cep
Sc Aeseree Lente
Haron Joe
Veer Wi Sinni
Boeckmann
Btratton Wees Ieesees
Clie Coltrane
Seeee Elsworth
Major Tichmand
O'Basion
Hanson
Stratton
O'Gasion
Hard fought game ends with Bradford edge over SAA
In a close city contest the San Antonio Academy falls short as Bradford dominates second half. Underwood leads SAA with 16 points while Bradford’s Davey and Tentein pace the winners with solid team play and late chances.
MIT Locals Preview Savage Tyro Bout Card
Savage ty down with illness but training daily and near condition for Saturday. McMullen plans to fight on with Savage as others skip work unless needed. Stewart quiet, Sharp and Burred sparring. preliminary bout may occur with Btowart showdown.
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Stewart
Dolpt
Sharp
Burred
Second Contest Roes Same Way
In a continuance of its side practice, Jion Avon basketball team lost to Thomas 9 to 20 at Princess rink. Miss Robinson of Bon Avon starred with 5 straight goals, while May Anim and Middlebrook led Thomas with strong passing and scoring, as both sides showed good teamwork and effort.
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Jion Avon
Thomas
Princess Rink
Miss Robinson
Bon Aven
A. Amiss
Pointe Bon Avon
Maybelle Anim
Miss , Middle
Crusaders Sweep Kraus In Twin Bowling Wins
The Crusaders won both games last night at St Joseph alley defeating Kraus Comets by 26 pins in the second match. Notable players included Neugebauer and Juenger with high team scores and a lively finish.
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Chelstisne Crugaders
Kraus! Comets
le St. Joseph Alley
Werring
H. Theistle
Israns
Dino
Kyang
Tinont Cmaeinm
C B
Chevrite Taln
J. Wurtzbach
J. Warner
la. Th Mover
Thels
Wm. Herher
Ed Judd
T. Wallisperner
B.J. Lange, Sr
Jay Halberker
T. Kraus
U. Tare Thlion
Ta Jacek
Win
Tielminn
H. Herrlng
1. Muelieg
A Theta
Slever
A. Wuesel
A. Wesel
WW. Schiedel
Neugebauer
Juenger
Local Sports Roundup Shows City Athletes in Action
Herbert Boott, famed former high school star, stars for University of Virginia as a center. Junior teams from the city seek games at West Rud, Lakeside Seniors push for wins, and St. Touls college juniors prepare for a weekend match on the jetters court. Girls' tennis championship hinges on the specified scoring method.
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Herbert Boott
University of Virginia
St. Touls College
That's Why. Jangary Smart Sot. Church Prayer Exchange
Fragmentary OCR reflects dialogue about prayers and a person named Nushand. Text shows misspellings and unclear context but suggests a set piece or dialogue excerpt likely from a serialized piece. Names appear as Huel, Nushand, Ang 1b.
Lone Star Club Opening Night Promises Wrestling Talent
Solifer McIntyre, a 20 year old novice, headlines the Lone Star Athletic Club opening exhibition in San Antonio. He faces a seasoned foe with a Philippines tour background and welterweight title claims, while other noted wrestlers of the era bring experience from major circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solifer McIntyre
Farmer Burns
Kid Schultz
Latagne
Bn Ntmal
Turners Prepare for a New Series in Ninepin Duel
An enthusiastic turnout filled Turner Hall for a Turner Bowling League meeting to elect officers, appoint captains, and organize a new league. The same officers were re elected, with eight captains chosen, including three new names. The opening date is set for March 2 with a February 15 deadline for entries, though extra applicants may reopen the list to ensure nine teams. A minstrel exhibition from bowlers was also announced, and the full list of new members was read.
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Turner Bowling League
Turnerhail
Anton Glacelurr
Geo. A. Lowther
Adolph Dugush
Autary
Charles Baldistrois
Hy Dukes
G. A. Lowther
A. Gloeckner
B. Lohmueder
M. Ruetz
Ralph Zork
H. Baeta
William Zizlemann
Ag Dames
Dherg
Ftr
A. B. Richey
V. Grogan
H. A. Wolf
M. G. Sehendel
G. Icke
G. Koch
WH. A. Dlotzel
Max Fued
J. JH. Sehaefer
Anton Tadmaier
Adolph Lasaner
Gil Sehaehler
Emil Schmitt
Dan &. Duntham
G. Gerding
J. Wonder Stratton
George Corning
Joe Lettner
Louis Tolle
Frank Weber
John ¥Entiman
G A. Lowther
Emil Scholl
TR. Keylick
A. G. Gloeckner
Otto Tanetsen
William S Kollar
A. Hanbok
FL. M. Haels
Carl Runge
FP. Co
Charles Boelhauwe, Jr
Geyer
O. Grasso
Kerrs Five To Meet Turner Quintette In Battle
Kerrs undefeated team faces Turner quintette at Princess arena in Osloek. The clash promises fast, well drilled play as Kerrs eyes continuing season dominance and seeks to halt Turners improving form in a key conference test.
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Kerr
Turner Quintette
Tun Tener Basketteal
Rinie
Rao Osloek
Ignsnured
Turners
Whch
He' Elly
Threus Kerr
Thrverk Kerry
Eabhy .I.se
Lobse Feupt
Raldusy Hutenesen
Threlkeld
Heitner
Geaves
Waatkner Pees
Breaks a Dive Record by Sulli van at Ti Dols
Peek Sulli van, swimming rector of the Ti Dols Athlane club, set a new professional diving record last night by remaining under water for three minutes. The previous mark of 2.20 belonged to Finnay, an English swimmer, set years ago in Philadelphia. The Briton swam in a glass tank kept at 8% degrees while Snill van performed in water at 76 degrees.
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Chicake
Peek Sullivan
Ti Dols Athlane Club
Witter
Finnay
Mal Why
Philadelphia
Snillvan
Unclear Proper Nouns List of Names Read Like OCR
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous personal names and initials such as Harry Tolle Fred Schaeteler L Gut aelt Guehring A Newmann Wm Hoffmann J Procknow Tank Wel kar Charley Ball's FB Hummert and many others, lacking context or verbs. The fragment resembles an index or roster rather than a complete news item.
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Harry Tolle
Fred Schaeteler
L. Gutaelt
Guehring
A. Newmann
Hoffmann
J. Procknow
Tank Welkar
Charley Ball's
FB. Hummert
1 Specht
O. G. Janert
Gus Froebal
J. Espay
F. Dergmann
Victor Rezo
L. C. Tubbs
Frik Marck
Ralph Qari
CG. Ling
Tom Tenge
W. C. Burns
Orargo Hath
Max Taets
Nle Tongs
EL Apnmarn
Or. Geyer
P. Behrauter
Ll. Boldel
Willam Blea Hann
R. Kerk
B. Loknmeller
William Schultzs
Bl Gutwelt
Baseball and wrestling chatter from the era prompts bold predictions
Disjointed notes report top figures like Hughey, Gansel, Murphy and Kelley shaping baseball and boxing. Predictions touch open cars jams, manager choices for Cincinnati Reds, Cubs travel to Mississippi for arrangements, and a new Boston Nationals regime. Wrestling hints at a Papke Kelly bout and Hackenschmidt talks, plus Chicago's summer motor contests and a 1200 mile reliability run.
Ammy Gardner suffers arm injury in Philadelphia sparring
Ammy Gardner, avoiding details of a recent engagement with Eddie Chambers, reports an arm attack injury and further arm injuries. Jack Morgan, a welterweight facing Jack Blackburn on Christmas Day, aims for more bouts with top snow in his era. Frank Gotoh, famed American wrestler, announces plans to volt at year end despite claims.
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Ammy Gardner
Philadelphia
Eddie Chambers
Atrattack
Jack Morgan
Crick Mndfata Palls Welterwaigh
Jack Blackburn
Wil Soo
Frank Gotoh
Cunemon
America
Lng
Hin
Volta
He Faye
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