Bowling Gossip Weekly Roundup From Turner Bowling League
Adolph Dugush reports a busy bowling week with matches and standings. Key lineups include Fritz, Gloeckner, Turner and Lohmueller, with team showdowns listed for Wednesday through Friday and a shift toward the new series kickoff on February 3. Vice president Geo A Lowther is re elected as Turner Bowling League focuses on readiness for the season start.
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High School and St Mary's College Battle Overtime Rumor
In a disputed basketball game the High School and St Mary's College contested a close 18 17 score, with St Mary's claiming 18 46 and High School denying timekeeping errors. Garrett starred with field goals while a child referee managed the match, ejecting a rough player and showcasing notable officiating. the outcome hinges on a return game to settle the controversy.
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Great game in girls league for Friday this week
Followers of the Girls Basketball Teague league anticipate Friday afternoon’s showdown between Thomas and High School teams. The pennant chase has centered on these two, with the early outlook forecasting a decisive contest.
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Best game of week to be played Wednesday
The week’s highlight is Wednesday nights clash between the Turners and the army. The contest always draws interest as a stern winger, and may be the last meeting between these five if a city league or triangle forms. The Turners and Y M C A have two games left to decide the two team championship before a possible Army series.
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Army Crushes Peacock Boys In Local Basketball Rout
The army team piled up 83 points against Peacock School, a likely city record, at the post gymnasium. Peacock boys returned to town in high spirits after the loss, aiming to improve their Interscholastic record. Army cadets scored 18, while the Peacock team managed a few baskets late.
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Prague
Army Team Shows Much More Class
The Army basketball squad has improved rapidly in two weeks led by Reitinger the forward whose speed and aerial throws boost the offense. Taten is already a top center, Twiford stars, and a new guard is making an impression in practice signaling a championship run. A recent score sent to The Light lists Vander Stradek Kalenshar Holman Whitaker and others, with Vander Stradek and Wald scoring field goals and Whitaker fouling out.
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Stage Fright Behind Free Throws in Basketball Games
A discussion of stage fright affecting players, especially on free throws, noting that nerves and crowd pressure influence performance. Coaches emphasize rehearsal, focusing on throwing to the basket center and building consistency. The piece cites both boys and girls facing public scrutiny and urges supportive, not punitive, reactions to misses.
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Boys Indoor Meet Opens At Y M G A Club
The first indoor athletic meet at the Boys’ Church clubs was held yesterday afternoon at the Y M C A. St Mark’s club won with 13 points, First Baptist 8, Government Hill 7, Central Christian 5, Prospect Hill 3, with Travis Park and Madison Square scoring. Events led with a broad jump won by Boward Tracey of Central Christian and Harold Gill of Prospect Hill second. W King of St Mark’s won the potato race with Mike Glezbook second.
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Longboat Schrubb Marathon Postponed at Madison Square Garden
Promoter P T Powers announces the Longboat Schrubb Marathon set for Friday night at Madison Square Garden is postponed to February 4 due to an injury to Sahtubb's foot. The delay shifts scheduling for the event in New York.
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Madison Square Garden
Hare and Hounds Chase Next Saturday
Hare and Hounds chase scheduled for next Saturday at 2 PM starting from the gym. Intermediate department event open to boys who register this week. Pitcher Rindo Dinean of the BI Tanks crowds recently had successful surgery for an abscess.
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Turner league action and bowling standings recap
Turner league finished its schedule with three teams tied for first Lohniueller Gloatkner and Fruge. Ninety bowlers signed for a new league with over 90 members and an initial practice day planned. The Owls lead in averages while Socials rose to third on pool scores as race for top honors tightens among Comanches Owls and Missionas.
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Beethovens Juniors Resume Friday Bowling Practice
The Beethoven Juniors resume regular Friday night practice at Beethoven hall under Win dhy Wight. The group notes some of the city’s top bowlers are present and talks of forming a ten pin league with Posts office Prides Fort Sam Hownlot Heroes City MCA and the RR VY M G AL teams. An information meeting was held at the RoI YM GAL moms with representation from all four teams.
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Secretary Dugosh Reelected Secretary of San Antonio Bowling League
Secretary of Turne Adolph Dugosh has been reelected for the fourth time as secretary of the San Antonio Turn Verein Bowling league. He has held this office since the Turners revived nine pins three years ago and also serves a third term in the present city league. His untiring efforts revived the early league and sustained ongoing bowling activity in the community.
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Local bowling groups plan new leagues and events
All sila movement supporters welcome. another meeting planned to finalize organization. Turner ladies ready to start a new series with a six team league after inquiries show move from four. Alamo City Ladies Bowling Club to host a bowling party next Tuesday at Bool prize garden. St Joseph members consider resuming their league with a meeting once Cry League games end. Regular Sunday practice continues on Mietr alleys. Ten pin artists to attend a real match Tuesday at 8 pm on Emer aon's alleys as Dec Haterson and Dick Schroeder vie for the title.
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Careful Sammy Claims Three Fights With Jeffries
Samuel Wilkins a retired Youngstown manufacturer speaks of thrashing Jim Jeffries on three separate occasions. He asserts the fights occurred in Fairfield county and near Cinvatl, while noting disputed records and his age.
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Linin bowlers shine in state rating rundown
Two of the state’s top linemen bowlers, Tie Emerson and Schroeder, lead the five game run with averages around .236 and .237. The figures come from a local league tally, highlighting standout performances in recent matches.
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Pig giant kin portrait ends with forgotten dog tale
A fragment describes a towering kin nicknamed Apple butter and a mysterious pighwidog that seems forgotten. The piece hints at unusual family lore with echoed names and a quirky reputation shaping the legend.
Sport notes on baseball figures and winter plans
Fragmentary notes mention the National League president and Frank Chance quitting, with references to Harry Pulliany and Mont tovey. The piece notes Richer rarny Iya spending winter in Nashville with an injured arm and mentions offers from college teams for spring coaching roles.
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All Amateurs Welcome at San Antonio Track Meet at Fairgrounds
San Antonio plans an all amateurs track meet open to every armature athlete at the Fairgrounds to celebrate Washington's birthday. Aimed to broaden participation beyond Turner clubs, the event may grow into an annual classic with trophies and potential affiliation with major national organizations. The program lists sprint, distance, field, and relay events, four entrants per organization, 24 cent entry fee, held in the afternoon at about 2 39 o'clock, venues to be finalized.
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