Eleven inning clash decides game at Krisch park
The infantry edge the Orioles in an 11 inning affair by one run. Curran pitched for Higgins and Galm for Roundups in earlier games. The Roundups won 9 to 1 and 5 to 3 in the two earlier contests.
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Texas League
Higgins Company
Crevenstine
Co. Knaupp
Burke
Swoboda
C. Knaupp
Westerzil
C. Pittman
H. Knaupp
B. Chambers
Galm
Shiner
A. Knaupp
Lortz
Culpepper
Curran
Mitchell
G. Pittman
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Snyder
McCormick
Cur
Erors
Onion
Infantry
Krisch Park
Orioles
Garcia
Mulberger
Erickson
Terrell
Krisch
Wagner
Hoffman
Grady
Fisher
Um- Carolus
Oakland
Giants Pioneer Invasion Of The South In Spring Training
National and American league teams prepare for a southward invasion starting February 16. The Giants lead with initial departures to Marlin Springs A joining St Louis on February 17. McGraw plans to have 35 players at spring camp. Training schedules vary by club with Hot Springs Atlanta New Orleans Memphis and Columbus among destinations.
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Associated Press
New York
South
Giants
Marlin Springs
St. Louis
McGraw
Marlin
Wilber T. Robinson
Springs
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Hot Springs
Ark
Dahlen
Memphis
Philadelphia
Bostons
Atlanta
Chicago
New Orleans
Cincinnatis
Columbus
Pittsburgs
McGraw urges rule changes on pitchers box use
New York January 22 John Mc Graw manager of the New York Nationals urged the national league rules committee to modify pitching rules. He proposed digging behind the rubber to reveal illegal foot placement and called for uniform height of all raised pitchers boxes to prevent violations.
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Associated Press
New York
John McGraw
New York Nationals
National League
McGraw
Southern league schedule committee meets in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas on January 22 the Southern league schedule committee met to map the 1912 schedule. Judge W M Kavanaugh presided with Mike Finn C Z Colsson and Charles Frank as members. The group will not release deliberations until the spring meeting in Little Rock during the last week of February. All sessions are private.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Southern League
Judge W .M. Kavanaugh
Mike Finn
Mobile Club
C. Z. Colsson
Charles Frank
Prem
New Orleans
Kavanaugh
May fight in Mexico for Flynn Johnson bout planned
Jack Curley says Flynn will travel from Chicago to select a venue for a July bout with Jack Johnson and arrange training quarters. Venue to be announced after licenses issued possible sites Nevada Utah or Mexico. Curley denies eastern talks for 10 000 side with Johnson to receive 35 000 plus 1100 training costs. Flynn to train at Hot Springs two weeks.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Jack Curley
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Chicago
Flynn
Jack Johnson
Curley
Nevada
Utah
Mexico
Johnson
Hot Springs
Hawthorne Dominates at Juarez Two-Year-Old Stakes Race
Hawthorne, carrying 127 pounds, won easily marking the meeting's fourth straight victory. Pride of Lismore captured the six furlong handicap by ten lengths as jockey Rosen faced a fifteen-day suspension for rough riding amid a full card of races, including Marie Hyde and Virginia Lindsay victors in later events.
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Juarez
Mex
Hawthorne
Pride of
Pat Gannon
Callahan
King Stalwart
Murray
Orlin Kripp
Woltress
Marie Hyde
Borel
Frank C. Hogan
Gross
Signor
Carter
Waner
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Gelico
Meddling Hannah
Virginia Lindsay
Burlingame
Bit of Fortune
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Judith Page
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Denny
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Molesworth
Arasee
Uncle Ben
Wolferton
Azo
Taplin
the Monk
Selden
Juan
Sugarlump
Lithogene
Galveston Fans Keep Hope For 1912 Texas League Club
Galveston backers say they will continue efforts to retain a Texas league club despite prior reports of Galveston being out of the running. A six club circuit is favored for this year with a possible eight club league next season, to be decided at an upcoming league meeting likely in Austin.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
Allen
Coulon Completes Training Ahead of Forbes Title Bout
Johnny Coulon finished preparations for his bout with Harry Forbes in Kenosha Wisconsin tonight. Coulon and Forbes with their seconds and trainers traveled to Kenosha early today for the fight scheduled at the local arena.
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Coulon
Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Coulon
Harry Forbes
Kenosha
Wis
Chance on Tinker and the Chicago ball club
Frank Chance praises Joe Tinker saying the shortstop can hit all pitchers, run bases, and field marvelously. He notes such players would help him win the pennant and says his team would be unbeatable with more men like Tinker. The quote reflects Chance’s high regard and the players’ loyalty to him.
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Frank Chance
Joe Tinker
Chicago
Chance
Nelson the Wonder of the Fighting Game
New York dated January 22 reports on Battling Nelson once the world’s top lightweight who has fallen to $1000 purses after earning $84,000 from Joe Gans. He remains cheery, demanding specific weights and side bets, and travels constantly while dodging growth in contracts.
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New York
Bat
Nelson
Dane
Hegewisch
Joe Gans
Jimmy Britt
Colma
Bat Nelson
Battler
New Mexico
California
Winter League Meeting of San Antonio Clubs
A meeting of managers in the San Antonio Winter league will be held this afternoon to dispose of routine league business. A new scorer may be appointed to replace Culpepper, who has informed officials he cannot record future games due to business affairs.
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San Antonio
Culpepper
Yale Freshman Vallean Wilkie Serious After An Appendectomy
Vallean Wilkie of Barstow Texas Yale freshman and track hopeful underwent an appendectomy at the Yale infirmary last night. His condition is reported critical.
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Texas
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Passes and Strike-Out Records Announced 1911 NL Season
Official records released by Secretary John Heydler cover bases on balls, strike-outs, and first-base errors in the 1911 National League. Sheckard led with 147 passes in 156 games for Chicago. Bescher and Bates followed with 103 and 102. Brooklyn and St Louis led strike-outs with 683 and 650. Coulson and Bescher tied with 78. Boston topped errors helped with 171 first-base profits. Sweeney led players with 35 such errors baiting.
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Associated Press
New York
John Heydler
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Bates
Bescher
Sweeney
Devore
Knabe
Wagner
Byrne
Huggins
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Coulson
Ludures
Carey
Schulte
Ingerton
Hauser
Tinker
Mitchell
Larry Doyle
Murray
Myers
Oakes
Lobert
Daubert
Wilson
Evans
Merkle
Hofman
Bowling Teams Meet in San Antonio Tenpin Championship Round
The Grand Big Five and Summerfield's All-Stars clash tonight at Grand alleys in the second match of the San Antonio tenpin championship challenge rounds. Grand Big Five aims to repeat after a victory last week. Harry Mills of Mills Engraving posted a remarkable 277 as a novice last week.
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San Antonio
Summerfield
Harry Mills
Mills Engraving Company
Purses For Matinees By San Antonio Driving Club
Members of the San Antonio Driving Club will meet tonight at the Southern hotel to decide on substituting purses for the usual cups and ribbons at matinee performances. A committee of Fred C. Groos and F. W. Patton drafted a resolution for tonight, aiming to allocate monthly receipts half to contingent expenses and half to matinee purses. The opening matinee, postponed by cold weather, is set for next Friday at the fair grounds track.
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San Antonio
Fair Grounds
Saxet Bowling Club Challenges San Antonio Ninepins
The Saxet Bowling club invites a match series with any San Antonio group such as the K club or the Davy Crocketts. Call W Bless at old phone 343 or new phone 2497 Green after 6 PM to arrange games. Pay your poll tax.
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Saxet Club
Saxet Bowling Club
San Antonio
K Club
Davy Crocketts
W. Bless
Burns Defeats Daly in Twenty Round Bantam Bout
Frankie Burns of Jersey City defeats Johnny Daly of Brooklyn after a hard twenty round battle at West Side Athletic Club and earns the right to meet Johnny Conlon of Kenosha on February 18 for the bantamweight title. Burns dominates infighting and body work while Daly shows a swollen face and battered body. referee Harry Stout awards the decision.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
West Side Athletic Club
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Johnny Daly
Brooklyn
Burns
Johnny Conlon
Daly
Harry Stout
Kenosha
Wis
Duf fy Names All American Olympic Team Picks
Arthur Duffy selects an all American lineup to form a basis for Sweden Stockholm in the next year Olympic team. The list features Ralph Craig D. B. Young M W Sheppard Benny et Jones Bonhag Lewis Scott Chisholm Eller Kaiser Grumpelt Guterson McGrath Ahearne Sheridan Snedigar McDonald Cook Kramer Thompson De Mar Jim Thorpe Platt Adams among others with times distances and marks noted.
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New York
Arthur Duffy
Stockholm
Sweden
Ralph Craig
Michigan
D. B. Young
Amherst
Boston
A. A
E. T. Cook
Cleveland
William Kramer
Long Island
A C
F. Thompson
Los Angeles
Clarence de Mar
North Dakota
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle Indian School
Platt Adams
A. C
White Sox Scout Signals San Antonio Training Plan
White Sox scout Harry G says strong chance the team will train next year in San Antonio. He notes a telegram from Manager Jimmy Callahan on meningitis reports in Texas and any change to plans to train in Waco.
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White Sox
Harry G
San Antonio
St. Anthony
Jimmy Callahan
Sox
Texas
Waco
Cubs President Murphy Aims to Reunite With Mordicai Brown
Chicago Cubs president Murphy returns from the south and Panama and says he has arranged conferences with Mordicai Brown. He believes he can persuade the three fingered pitcher to reconsider quitting the Cubs and organized baseball this season.
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Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Mordicai Brown
Cubs
Chicago
Panama
Brown
Montour and Stone Book Private Wrestling Match
Chief Montour and Charlie Stone the Montreal grappler agreed to a private rematch next Thursday after their Bee thoven hall bout. A large purse is posted with substantial stakes and the match will be to a finish for the best two falls in three with Carl Anderson refereeing.
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Montour
Charlie Stone
Montreal
the Light
Stone
Beethoven Hall
Oklahoma Red Man
Carl Anderson
Twenty-second Infantry
Chief Montour
Tom Head
Ed Anderson
Duluth
Minn
Madison Square Garden demolition postponed to April 20
The planned demolition of the historic Madison Square Garden has been delayed from February 6 to April 20 to provide a panel for the annual sportsmen's show.
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Madison Square Garden
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