Comanches Split With K Club In Bowing Duel
The Comanches split two games with the K Club last night on Muth’s alleys by 20 pins, as Alfred Klaus’s leadership helped the K Club win the second game 33 pins. Both teams impressed the crowd with close, competitive bowling and strong play from Hy Dakres who delivered a notable double-hanger.
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Clabk
K. Cluh
Alfred Klaus
Rooters
Hy, Dakres
Sing Tha K
Zkr
K. Chub
Comanches
K. Cinh—ar
Klaus
We Gardner
Otto Klaus
Frank Palvy
H. Mench
J. Klaus
Ant Ike Pendleton
Andrew Stowe
Doyle Stowe
A. Dugan
Amy
A. Bloeckner
Daytal
Q. A. Tawthen
Lohmueller
H. Dukes
C Baldus
M. Bente
Baets
G. Huth
J Oppentalmer
Hosgild
Gmnlre
A. Lassner
Beorhr
FE. Kerlich
White Sox likely to train in San Antonio this spring
Chicago officials indicate the White Sox plan to train in San Antonio with President Comiskey backing Alamo Park as a training site. Arrangements include hotel rooms at Hot Wells and other areas to accommodate the squad, aiming for an early March stay if California plans fall through.
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White Sox
San Antonio
Chicago
California
Comiskey
Alamo
Black
Hot Wellg
Wip
To Sox
Atéir Ab
Mitta
Tom Charles Comiskey
Rerard
Wale
St Wil
Leader of Chicago Water Polo Team Plans Clash in New York
The Chicago Water Polo Team, led by Frank Kehoe, prepares for a key match against the New York Athletic Club in New York. Kehoe is regarded as one of the West’s fastest and strongest swimmers, with both teams aiming to dominate the championship. The rivalry between New York and Chicago intensifies as western clubs push to secure the title.
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Chicago
New York
New York Athletic Club
Frank Kehoe
Antiois
Sitarkeloos
Local Pigeon Men Plan Record Year
Local pigeon fanciers in Lone Star state plan a record bid meeting at secretary G B Mauly’s home to set distances of 100 200 300 400 600 and 1060 miles for a world record. The event targets top birds, experienced fanciers will select and coordinate shipping and measurements to achieve new milestones this season.
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Lone Star
Gd B. Mauly
Daltone Street
Fanelers
le Long
St3
Lone Star Metriet
Letter Carriers win two of three in league clash
In the Postoffice Tenpin League at Tyea the Letter Carriers won two of three games. A Gibson led with a total of 401 pins and strong shooting drew cheers from a large crowd. City Distributors, paced by Fay, posted notable scores, while disputes over a High School basketball game caused postponement and a forfeit controversy between Peacock and Tech School.
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Vistethatars
Ain Averarte
Ho Howard
Vaytin
Ttil
Tle
Mie
Nadrest
PF. Chisde
Wa. Fay
A. Gibson
Aoe
Not On Hand For Game Between Peacock and Hel School
High school players unable to field a full squad due to missing cadets. An exhibition game was played at the Electric rink after a long wait. Regulars finally won 22 to 13, showing the team was short of enough players for a full football match.
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Peacock
Hel Schou
Elestric Navk
Academy Wins In Second Period. San Antonio Academy Defeats Lakeside
In a late afternoon game at Electric Park Tuk, the San Antonio Academy basketball team beat Lakeside 15 to 9 after leading 9 to 8 at halftime. Scott led with five points for the Academy with Schreiner contributing, while Pipkin paced Lakeside with three field goals and a foul. Referee was Louis Blen. halves lasted eleven minutes.
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Tre Sant Auipoln Academy
Tlecirte Park
Saien
Geome Sond
Huenp
M.C. A
Turner Thes
San Antonio Academy
Electric Park
Tuk
Lakeside
West End
Csick
Scott
Academs
Academy Banks
D. Schreiner
Lakesides
Pipkin
Underwood Aut & Schreiner
J. Schreiner
St Louis College Owns Series With Mustangs Victory
St Louis College opened its own series against the Mustangs after a slow start with few outside games. A recent afternoon contest saw the Mustangs triumph 12 to 10 as Martinez and Callaghan contributed points for the victors while Ochos and Burka added key plays.
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ST. Louis College
el Lewis Sollee
Real
Nagy
Taduary T
Niil Alten O Hora
Wocle
Sesterday Aftarnbon Testllaa
Tor Wey Migstinnes Gorey Lane
Neugebauer Drops to Fourth Position in St Joseph City
Neugebauer slips from first to fourth as Jaghviel leads in a two-game series between Rens Cameps and Neugebauer's team. Comets era? The champions were decided by narrow margins with late-inning rallies. Neugebauer and Jacekle shone as stars of the evening, with key plays by Tan Comets and several listed names.
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Neugetauer
Ie Wey
Jaghviel
St. Joseph
Champiorta
Neligenauer
Jaeclle
Néngabauer
Neuge
Neugebauer
Ena
Theil
Slavery
Wessel
Fuessel
William Schiebel
Sorgr
B. Severs
Review of The Virginian at Grand and assorted notices
The Virginian at the Grand features Hart as the titular cowboy with mixed emotion and romance, while Molly Wood played by Meredith adds stage presence. The piece criticizes Western clichés though notes strong performances from Hart and Meredith and mentions upcoming matinee and other shows including Two Little Latter Boys at Empire and a Vienna concert preview with Signor Tuindelli.
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Ote
W. Hare
Aree
Galuy
Mebrasky
Honey Wiggins
Trampas
Steve
Heaven's Lake
Mr. Hart
Mike Anke Meredith
Molly ‘Wood
The
Empire
Emma Bimblig
Puccini and Sullivan Influences in Early Japanese Echoes
Music critic notes Puccini’s Madam Butterfly introduced in this country and highlights Japanese melodies woven into his score. The article cites Sir Arthur Sullivan’s influence on Sullivan’s Auld Lang Syne era works and mentions the Jon-Kina as a well remembered dance motif.
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Puveiini
Madam Butterfly
Arthur Sulivan
Madam
Krehbiel
Buceial
Sullivan
Mikio
Jaman
London
Clnb
Artime Ayce Tear
Joklacly
Spring Chicken and The Comedy of Errors At Local Theater
Jivan presents a lively lineup at the Grand with The Spring Chicken, a French origin musical translated and Americanized by Richard Carle. Louis James headlines as a star, with plans for The Comedy of Errors and The Merry Wives of Windsor in successive performances.
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Richard Garis
Carle
Park
London
Miinapas
Chen Richard Carle
Willy
Lauis James
Lorwood
James
Muller
Hamlet
Eawin Boul
Joweyh Jefferias
Merchant of Vocalee
Richard Gale
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J.T. Burnett & Co, Undertakers
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City Distrbutors
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I ‘Raz (Gant
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Vienna. Pa
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Vienna Symphony Orchestra
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Senor Tirindelli
Petrich-Saur Lumber Co
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Jivan
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