Giants and Midgets win two in YMCA league double header
Giants beat the Pygmies 14 to 11 in the opener as Slimp led the winners and Neighbors starred for the losers. In the nightcap the Midgets defeated the Dwarfs 20 to 12 with Nolan shining and Barcallow and Hudson among the top scorers.
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Rice
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Pacific coast welterweight title bout postponed over weight
San Francisco report states a six round bout between Ernie Clark and Archie Johnson will not take place because Johnson weighed in at 140 pounds three pounds over the welterweight limit at the Olympia Club yesterday. Archie Johnson is the youngest son of Governor Hiram Johnson.
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Ernie Clark
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Archie Johnson
Hiram Johnson
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Olympia Club
Connolly Gains In Cue Tourney Play
Connolly ties for second place with Harvey after defeating Snyder in the Class A three cushion billiards tourney. He won in 78 innings on handicap as Snyder needed one more point when Connolly counted the final button.
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Harvey
Leslie
Chambers
Bennett
Brandes
Williams
Israel Defeats Webster in Fielding Cup Opener
R. S. Israel defeated P. F. Webster 4 up with three to play in the first flight at Laurel Heights. Israel's net score was 99, Webster 104. Matches must be completed by Sunday night or default from the tourney. Laurel Heights hosts improved course work as managers plan more play this week.
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R. S. Israel
P. F. Webster
Israel
Webster
Symons
Ninepin matches highlight City and Turner leagues tonight
Larks face Owls in the City League and Huntress clash with Gut zeit in the Turner League as both divisions show improvement. The Y M C A hosts the third class contest with Seniors contesting for whinning or pull up honors. Billiards at Alexander's features three cushion play as class A and B races tighten and remaining games decide standings.
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Huntress
Gutzeit
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Larry McLean Signs with St. Louis Cardinals
Larry McLean former Cincinnati catcher signed a contract with the St. Louis National League team for the next season. The move was announced in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cards
Cincinnati
Ohio
John
Larry) McLean
St. Louis
Riebe Undertaking Co auto ambulance service
Riebe Undertaking Co located at 221 East Commerce offers auto ambulance service with telephone contact 241.
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City Leaguers Bound Over Shoes and Gloves Regulation
City Baseball league managers discussed 1913 opening rules and enacted a ban on supplying shoes or playing gloves with a $25 fine for managers and suspension for players. Catcher gloves exempted for backstop work. no season schedule adopted yet. player limit set at 18, then 12 after April. Managers named Al C. Jonas, O. E. Thomas, EB 8S. Garrett, and CC. Dalkowitz.
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al C. Jonas
Higgins Company
O. E. Thomas
Stowers
Garrett
Louis Book Store
CC. Dalkowitz
St Louis College Five Fall On Strange Court
In the opening year game St Louis College battles Marshall Training School on a strange court. Marshall wins 18 to 13 as speed and training wear down the defense in the second half. First half tied after fast start, second half surges give Marshall the lead to the end.
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Collegians
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Tenpin Bowlers Celebrate Tonight With Exhibition Games
The Commercial and Grand league tenpin bowlers prepare a banquet at Grand Alleys after special exhibition matches. All star lineups include Quinn, Stephens, Deibler, Nolan, Stelzer against Cahill, Kohr, Lehmitt, Howard, Thomas. Other teams feature Whitley, Geyers, Hueck, Pinkus, Barnes and Krause, Frazier, McGonigale, Thommet, Ziegler. Doc Emerson plans music and entertainment to close the winter season and start 1913, with awards for high games and averages and notes toward a new league formation.
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Stephens
Deibler
Nolan
Stelzer
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Cahill
Kohr
Lehmitt
Howard
Thomas
Whitley
Geyers
Hueck
Pinkus
Barnes
Krause
Frazier
McGonigale
Thommet
Ziegler
Doc
Teams Share Games St Josephs Ninepin League
The St Josephs Ninepin League saw Mandry and Hiserloh split the match as both teams stayed under 50 in most innings. Schneider led the Eiserlohs with six nines in game one while Jud propelled the Mandrys with five nines and a twelve in game two. First game scores were Hiserloh 230 and Mandry 201. Second game results show Mandry 196 and Hiserloh 171.
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Mandry
Lhiserloh
Schneider
Eiserlohs
Jud
Mandrys
Hiserloh
Deal Hangs Fire as Austin Club Negotiations Continue
The committee for a $700 baseball stock subscrip tion has not reported by noon, delaying final Austin Club purchase terms. George Leidy plans to return to San Antonio if the deal closes tonight or tomorrow with Leidy gaining control and half of the Iglehart league holdings plus management.
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Tex
George Leidy
San Antonio
Austin Club
Texas League
Leidy
Iglehart
Senators
Klaus Wins Twice In Turner Ninepin Bowling Match
Klaus bowls 285 to top Hoefgen in game one, then 234 against 220 to sweep the series. The victory places Klaus with Corning and Waters atop the league race, each undefeated after two matches. Hoefgen made a late rally but could not overturn the sweep.
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Klaus
Corning
Waters
Release of Yantz S Held Illegal By National Commission
Cincinnati Ohio January 34 National Baseball Commission yesterday set aside the release of Play Yantz by the Chicago Nation League Club to the New Orleans club holding it to be illegal. Yantz was drafted from Birmingham. The commission also issued a notice requiring prompt notification to the National Association when a drafted player with waivers is released. If claimed by the original drafting club or another club, the association must inform all parties within ten days after the release. This follows a February 5 deadline for filing claims by National Association clubs. This is five days after the time National Association clubs are permitted to file claims for major league players. Pay your poll tax.
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Ohio
National Baseball Commission
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Yantz
New Orleans Clu
Birmingham
Natio Association
National Association
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