Wrestling Bout Fladgo Ends In Disappointing Fashion At Beethoven Hall
A large crowd packed Beethoven hall last night for the Montour vs Stone bout billed as the stellar local match. After a brief exchange the action stalled, lasting 34 minutes and 30 seconds before Montour secured victory with a scissor hold and arm lock as Stone faded. Promoter Tom Head faced the crowd with efforts to salvage the show, but fans voiced frustration as the main event failed to deliver.
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Montour
Charlie Stone
Montreal
Beethoven Hall
Tom Head
Stone
Ulling
Terrific Swing Puts Williams to Sleep in Quick KO
Pueblo fireman Jim Flynn defeated Cleveland’s Al Williams in Toronto under Marquis of Queensberry rules. Flynn, at 185 pounds, knocked Williams out in the second round after a dominating start, with Williams substituted for Al Kubiak. Flynn hinted this may be his last public appearance before facing Jack Johnson in July.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
al Williams
Cleveland
National Sporting Association
Jack Johnson
Williams
al Kubiak
Flynn
Jack Curley
Johnson
Wrestlers Clash In Drawn Intermission Bout
Intermission action had Stone defending constantly against Montour with Stone escaping multiple times before the match was declared a draw on stage by Promoter Head per the referee Carl Anderson.
Manitoba May Wins U S Field Trials Derby
Manitoba May a setter owned by W R Milton of Winnipeg won the all age stake at the United States Field Trials club in Grand Junction Tennessee after a long postponement. Cords Lad of Jingo owned by A C Sage of New York took second. Comanche Frank owned by A R Fisher of Hope Indiana and Ben Stone owned by Jack Dunn of Baltimore shared third. Derby had 22 starters.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
United States
Manitoba May
W. R. Milton
Winnipeg
Cords Lad
Jingo
A. C. Sage
New York
Comanche Frank
A. R. Fisher
Hope
Ind
Ben Stone
Allan Garrels Quits Athletics At Michigan
Allan Garrels, noted hurdler and football player of the University of Michigan, will quit athletics and college work to go into business. The freshman was praised by Dr. George May as the most perfectly developed he has examined, and Garrels had been expected to win at national intercollegiate games in New York and be a candidate for the Olympic team.
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Allan Garrels
University of Michigan
New York
Garrels
George May
University Gymnasium
Taylor Named Track Coach For Texas Season
Dr Charles W Ramsdell announces Carl C Taylor from Drake University will coach this season He brings sprinting prowess and follows an approach similar to Snyder who built Drake s championship south team Two major meets are planned at Clarke field the state high school scholastic meet and the Intercollegiate Association of Texas meet Possible dual meets with Texas and Southwestern Universities are sought A track facility is under construction and a meeting was called for track men to discuss financing and recruitment today
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Austin
Tex
Charles W. Ramsdell
Athletic Council
Carl C. Taylor
Drake University
Iowa
Snyder
Taylor
Clarke Field
Inter-collegiate Association of Texas
Joe Cohen
Texas
Southwestern
Burns to Meet Britton in Ten Round Oakland Fight
Frankie Burns of San Francisco and Jack Britton of Chicago have been matched for a ten round bout in Oakland California. The fight is set for January with a 133 pound limit and the card scheduled for the afternoon.
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Burns
Britton
Associate
Oakland
Cal
Frankie Burns
San Francisco
Jack Britton
Chicago
Mulholland Scores Third Straight Victory at Juarez
Fred Mulholland won the seven furlong sprint by three-quarters of a length over Judge Walton at Juarez on January 18. Results list races from three furlongs to one mile with times and other placegetters, naming numerous runners and margins.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
Fred Mulholland
Judge Walton
Ocean Queen
Palatable
Selden
Kingstalwart
Murray
Blue Jay
Molesworth
Truly
Philophena
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Taplin
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Matthews
Great Caesar
Weymouth
Hancock
Dave Montgomery
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Booger Battle
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Sam Conner
Rosen
Occasion
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Jack Wainwright
Error
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Pitapat
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Braxton
John H. Sheehan
Frasch
Balella
Serenade
Heart’s Relief
Little Jane
Star Venus
Bill Eaton
Ocnoomoo
Lyte Knight
Areh Oldham
Lomond
Henry Walbank
Doncaster
Borel
Carter
Startler
Last Games at Park Set in San Antonio Winter League
The Roundups and Higgins Company will play the final series at Texas League park next Sunday as San Antonio prepares the facility for the upcoming league season. Official rosters list Higgins Company and Roundups players, while Twenty second Infantry will draw from the entire regiment.
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Higgins Company
San Antonio
Dugosh
A. G. Knaupp
Catla
R. Shiner
E. B. Swoboda
L. Gueldner
R. G. Chambers
F. W. Hovel
W. C. Hardy
H. Underwood
W. I. Curran
A. R. Mitchell
Frank Snyder
George Crevenstein
Jack Burke
Pandiape James Galm
H. Gerhardt
Joe Favella
G. Wisterzil
Frank Onion
Charles Pittmann
M. Duliiig
H. Knaupp
G. Knaupp
Hart McCormick
G. D. Pittmann
Orioles
A. Krisch
Frank O’banion
J. Tracy
G.S. Graves
William Gunn
Lee Morris
Victor Garcia
Leo Picard
W Gotthard
C. A. Chambers
Eddie Hoffmann
Fred Wagner
R. Broad
Altmann
Twenty-second Infantry
Second Clashes In City League Series
Tonight two fast basketball games at the YMCA court feature the YMCA A team against the Ponies and the Roundups versus the Sioux. This second brace of City Basket Ball league clashes marks returns for the YMCA and Sioux squads, poised for hard, exciting action after a period away.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Sioux
Unusual events mark the 1911 baseball season
The article notes extraordinary feats across the season including Ed Walsh fanning Lajoie three times in Chicago, Vean Gregg and Grover Alexander as key pitching, Frank Bakr hitting back to back home runs in world series play, and the Browns beating the Cardinals. It also mentions New York’s pennant finish, Cubs pitching struggles, five AL managerial changes, Cleveland’s rise under George Stovall, and the Athletics’ upset over the Giants. Staacke Bros. offers many carriages and phaetons at low prices.
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Lajoie
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Chicago
Vean Gregg
Cleveland
Grover Alexander
Phillies
Frank Bakr
Browns
Cardinals
New York
Cubs
Boston
Washington
George Stovall
Eean Gregg
Detroit
Athletics
Giants
Galveston Franchise in Texas League Faces Deadline Extension
In Austin Galveston officials seek extra time to meet Sand Crabs debts and keep the Galveston franchise in the Texas league. President Allen will inform other owners if Galveston fails to raise funds by tonight, potentially awarding the franchise to Corsicana or Beaumont.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
Allen
Devers
Island City
Sand Crabs
Corsicana
Beaumont
Block's Moving Day at 237 East Houston Street
San Antonio Baseball Club moves its headquarters in vans to a new base called The Smokehouse. President Morris Block and manager George Leidy anticipate fan curiosity over pennant chances of the Broncs as the change takes effect.
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Morris Block
San Antonio Baseball Club
San Antonio
Black
East Houston Street
Block
George Leidy
Broncs
Seven-up match on Grand alleys ends in Guessar and Ferret win
The Guessar and Ferret team defeated the Investors in a classy seven-up match on the Grand alleys. McKevitt set a city bowling mark with 118 in a game and a 90 season average. Trinkaus impressed with sharp cuts as Captain Johnson steadied the Investors. Tonight the Household team meets the Creamery Dairy Bowling club in a three game total-pin affair.
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Guessar
Ferret
McKevitt
Guessaz
Trinkaus
Johnson
Creamery Dairy Bowling Club
Creamery
St Louis College Defeats San Fernando 31 to 11
Former San Fernando students met five St Louis College juniors on the college court yesterday and St Louis won 31 to 11 in the home debut. Lineups list Schuehle Houston Moore Nieschwitz Cody for St Louis and Pena Bertetti Giraud Rosales Rodriguez for San Fernando. Referee Diesman. Time two halves of twenty minutes.
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San Fernando
St. Louis College
St. Louis
Schuehle
R. F
Houston
L. F
Moore
Nieschwietz
L. G
Cody
Pena
Bertetti
Giraud
Rosales
Rodriguez
R. G
Diesman
High rifle scores by colleges in Intercollegiate league
In the first week of Intercollegiate Rifle Shooting league competition twelve colleges posted top team scores. Massachusetts Agricultural College led with 931, against Pennsylvania 871 and Harvard 893. other scores include Princeton 877, Norwich 868, North Georgia 866, LSU 849, US College of Veterinary Surgeons 814, Maryland 811, while high schools Iowa City 936 City High 903 and Dering High School Portland 902 lead among youths.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Massachusetts Agricultural College
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard University
Delaware College
Princeton University
New Hampshire College
Norwich University
West Virginia
North Georgia Agricultural College
Louisiana State University
United States College of Veterinary Surgeons
Maryland Agricultural College
Iowa City High School
City High School
Dering High School
Portland
Maine
Garden academy forfeited game to St Mary's replayed
Representatives of San Antonio Scholastic league clubs met and disposed of routine business. The key decision was whether to claim the forfeited game by Garden academy to St Mary's. St Mary's declined to claim the forfeit, and the game will be played over.
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San Antonio
Garden Academy
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
ADT Mills Promised In Army Post Bouts
San Antonio boxing fans are set for Fort Sam Houston tonight as the Twenty second Infantry Athletic association stages three bouts. Two preliminary four round fights precede a ten round main event between Musician O'Brien and Masters. Both feath erweights are noted as fast and skilled. The program begins at 8 o clock with a likely full crowd of soldiers and civilians.
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San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Twenty-second Infantry Athletic Association
O’brien
Masters
Jaeckle Wins Two Bowls Against Sievers in St Josephs League
Jaeckle swept Sievers in the second part of the St Josephs league series last night at St Josephs alleys. Jaeckle showed steady scoring with team support as Sievers faltered in both games. Tuesday night Sievers and Heye are scheduled to bowl at St Josephs alleys.
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Jaeckle
Sievers
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
Sievers and
Heye
St. Joseph's Alleys
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