Navarre Five Tops Austin Five In Light Cup Opener
Navarro defeats Austin 18 to 15 on the Austin court in a fast paced inter league clash. Fernando and Lucas lead Navarro with scoring support from Damm and Krisch for Austin. Guards Raymond Condy Perfecto and Phillips stiff defense and a packed gym highlighted the contest.
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Fernando
Damm
Krisch
Lucas
Navarrmno
Austin
Austin Five
Porfirio
Navarro
Conoly
Raymond
Condy
Perfecto
Phillips
Harris School
Eakley
Frank Eakley
Pornando-Fetsk
Ce Eee Krisch
Smog
Buffs Split Junior A Basketball Doubleheader
In the Junior A Basketball League at the YMCA, the Buffaloes beat the Leopards 12 to 10 in the first game and lost to the Tigers 21 to 6 in the second. Aubrey Tuttlebee led Buffalo scoring with five points in the opener, while Hudson Tatum paced the Tigers with eleven.
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Buffaloes
Leopards
Tigers
Aubrey Tuttlebee
Storling Burke
Angelo Battaglia
Norris Stewart
Murray Roberts
Henry Flores
Brookes Dascomb
Mark Postlewaite
Hudson Tatum
William Herrera
Pierce
Torbert
Burke
TRON
Tad Jones Named Yale Head Coach Pending Formal Action
New Haven Conn Jan 25 Tad Jones former Yale quarterback and all American football star is understood to be chosen as Yale's head coach while official confirmation awaits committee action.
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New Haven
Conn
Tad’ Jones
Yale
Hansen Defeats Gilbert In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Vic Hansen of California won a ten round decision over Dick Gilbert of Denver in Kansas City Missouri on Monday night. Both fighters weighed in as heavyweights and the headline notes the result.
Two Tenpin Records Fall In City League Match
Wolff and Marx defeat Sams Company 2 1 in three games to lift two season records. Bill Quinn nails a 279 high game and Maverick Clarke helps with a 1011 second game as Pat Thomas tallies 661 across three games. Sams opens 902, then loses two bouts 1011 and 805. Quinn leads with 648 total.
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Wolff & Marx Quint
Sams Company
Wolff & Marx
Bill Quinn
Maverick-Clarke
Quinn
Maverick
Pat Thomas
Pat
Frazier
Wolff - Marx
Billing
Bless
F. Huntress
H. Howard
Sams Vee
I.tt
Leitner
Cone Caer
Reeder
Barrett's Volley Ball Team Wins Two Of Three
Richard Barrett's volley ball team defeated Pussel Wine's squad two games to one in the Business Men's series at the Y M C A Monday night. Scores were 6 11 6 and 11 10 with Wine's team taking the first game on Stille's serving. Barret's team rallied behind Barret and Wheeler to force the deciding game and clinch the match. Next match is set for Wednesday night. Lineups: Barret Barret Wheeler Studhalter versus Stille Studhalter Goodrich.
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Richard Barret
Pussel Wine
Wine
Stille
Barret
Wheeler
George Wheeler
E. J. Studhalter
J. F. Stille
Ernest Studhalter
Dan Goodrich
Sweeney Named Coach of Boston College Baseball Team
William Sweeney formerly with Boston National and Chicago National League clubs was named coach of the Boston College baseball team on Monday in Boston Massachusetts.
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Sweeney
Boston College
Boston
Mass
William Sweeney
Boston National
Chicago
May Secede From Tennis As Association
Western and Pacific Coast lawn tennis officials reportedly threaten secession if the United States Lawn Tennis Association adopts a rule professionalizing all players linked to sporting goods sales. California balks at any move that harms amateur status of Maurice E. McLoughlin and Thomas C. Bundy amid their sporting goods venture.
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Tennis Association
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
California
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
Ransom & Silsbee Five Sweep Postoffice Prides in Bowing Scores
The Ransom & Silsbee bowling five defeated the Postoffice Prides in a postponed Commercial League series Monday night with 840 to 770, 806 to 706, and 758 to 756. Lantrip led with 539 total and a 199 game in the final set. Hardy Howard topped the Prides with 526, while P Stephens had 522 and a 213 single high. Mistretta posted a 505 game as Heieck recorded rare splits 6 7 10 and 5 10.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Hardy Howard
Prides
P. Stephens
Mistretta
Heieck
Ransom
Heieck Eee
Cook Seer Ee
Mann Ee
Howard
Hofner
Hudson
Rivers and Mitchell Box to Newspaper Draw in Cincinnati
Joe Rivers of Los Angeles and Ritchie Mitchell of Milwaukee fought ten rounds to a newspaper draw in Cincinnati. Rivers led early with infighting power while Mitchell's straight lefts swung momentum in mid rounds. Rivers injured his left ankle in the ninth but finished with a rally in the tenth.
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Cincinnati
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Rivers
Mitchell
Milam Defeats Lamar In Postponed League Tilt
Milam 42 Lamar 13 in a delayed First League game played at Milam School. Hill led Milam with ten field goals while Van Cleave added eight. Salazar fed the scorers and chipped in three. For Lamar, Kitchen and Basse stood out amid a stubborn, close contest despite the final margin.
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Milam
Lamar
Lamar Quint
Hill
van Cleave
Salazar
Schneider
Chowning
Milam Quint
Kitchen
Basse
Wosnig
Hermann
Raymond
Yankees Spend 40000 For Federal Players
Chicago January 25 Fortyt thousand dollars was spent by the New York American League Club to bolster its lineup by buying Federal League stars Magee Cullop and Gedeon Ban B Johnson said Ruppert owners. Magee reportedly paid 25000 with Cullop and Gedeon at 7500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Magee
Cullop
Gedeon
Ban B. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Lee Magee
Brooklyn Federals
Herman Duryea Dies Noted Racing Figure
Herman B. Duryea a longtime leader in American racing and yachting died in Saranac Lake New York. He co owned many famous racing horses with Harry Payne Whitney and his Durbar II won the English derby in 1914 making him the fourth American owned horse to win it. Duryea maintained stables in England France and America.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Herman B. Duryea
Mr. Duryea
Harry Payne Whitney
England
France
America
Texas dog in finals at national field trials
Four dogs including the pointer John Proctor owned by A L Curtis of Belton Texas qualified for the finals of the National Field Trials Club all age event in Calhoun Alabama. Nine dogs started in the first series Monday.
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Calhoun
Ala
John Proctor
A. L. Curtis
Belton
Tex
Family Government Recall Debate Echoes Throughout City
In a fragmented transcript a Mrs Benedict asserts her daughter leads the initiative while her wife governs the referendum. Mr Singleton questions participation as Mr Benedict discusses recall items and bills advancing through legislative channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Benedict
Mr. Singleton
Mr. Benedict
Burns Beats Palmer In Eight-Round Lightweight Bout
Frankie Burns of Oakland defeated Benny Palmer of Memphis by decision in an eight round lightweight fight in Memphis. Burns moved quickly and controlled the action throughout the bout. Palmer pressed late but could not overturn the decision.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Cal
Benny Palmer
Robins Team Wins In YMCA Tunnel Ball Night
The YMCA juniors held a double header of basketball and a tunnel ball race. Robins team led by Jack Robins won the tunnel ball event while Henry Lutz’s five captured both games 6 to 4 and 10 to 7, defeating Robins and Owen Armstrong’s quint. Rex Logan’s team took second in tunnel ball. Hall’s and Boone’s squads also placed.
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Jack Robins
Henry Lutz
Owen Armstrong
Rex Logen
J. M. Hall
Willard Boone
Robins
Boone
Logan
Hall
Herman Roemer
Elmer Armstrong
Arthur Pfeil
R. J. Leary
Rex Logan
Carl Behring
A. W. Whitney
Raymond Lee
Lancaster
Lutz
Smith
Lencaster
Quillian
Roemer
Elmer
Trueheart Beats Fuquay For Five Straight Wins
Charles Trueheart won five straight games against Claude Fuquay in the YMCA class B handball tournament on Monday 11-3 11-0 11-1 11-7 11-7. Trueheart dominated early with strong serves and placement while Fuquay fought a stubborn defense in the last two games. Referee was Physical Doctor George Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trueheart
Claude Fuquay
Trueheart
Fuquay
George Wheeler
Ball Players to Play Billiards in Superior
David Bancroft Philadelphia Nationals shortstop and Tony Faeth Milwaukee Association Club pitcher will duel for the northwest pocket billiard championship in Superior Wisconsin on Friday January 28 Faeth holds Minnesota title Bancroft winters in Superior and will represent the Phillies in this match event
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Superior
Wis
David Bancroft
Philadelphia Nationals
Tony Faeth
Milwaukee Association
Northwest
Faeth
Minnesota
Bancroft
Inventions Move From Europe and Yale Estimate on Radium
A Yale scientist estimates radium remains active about 1650 years. A lubricant pad strapped around automobile springs aims to halt chattering. European inventors unveil a life boat for seagoing vessels carrying 100 persons that right itself if capsized.
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Yale
Juarez Race Horses Headed For San Antonio Meet
A special train of Juarez track race horses will depart El Paso Tuesday night for San Antonio to compete in the mid winter meet. Race Secretary Mahone reports near 150 horses expected, with 90 already at fair grounds and 84 more pledged from New Orleans.
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Juarez
el Paso
San Antonio
Association
Mahone
Charles Jones
Moore
Wagner
Hayes
Orin
Borland
Sells
W. N. Jones
Brooks
Christian
Noel
Bruster
Plunket
Brown
Stakes
Buckhart
Henderson
Dick Winters
Fort Worth
Joe Moore
Waco
H. N. Haskell
San Angels
Fair Grounds
Jack Brannon
New Orleans
Crescent City
New Form of Tetanus Reported by Pasteur Institute
Professor Wa veran described a new tetanus form at the Academy of Sciences. Dr. Bazy studied its appearance 30 to 50 days after a wound, with or without prior serum, and with no clear cause. Death occurs in one third to one half of cases. weekly anti tetanus serum injections are advised from wound dressing onward.
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Paris
Waveran
Pasteur Institute
Academy of Sciences
Bazy
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Willard Warren
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Psydh. W. L. Petig Eacce
Roberts
Dascomb
Postiewaite-Cory
Tatum-Pierce
Herrera
Kalies
Stewart
Battaglia
Tinft Facauna Tuttlebee Postlewaite
Cory
Tad” Jones
Roy Reeder
W. Kl
Lucchese
Boot and Shoe Factory
East Houston St
Postoffice Prides
Rivers and
Mitchell Box
Hill and
Wace
Chowning Raymond
YANKS
Brookfeds
Herman Duryea
Texas
Burns
Palmer
Panthers
Terre Haute
Ind
John Leber
Ray
Bunny) Thomas
Y.M.C.A
Truehart
East
Houston Street
Men’s Outfitters
Crelo Street
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