Gas and Electrics Defeat Traction Five in League Match
The Gas and Blowtries and the Sant Antonio Traction tenpin teams sparred in a practice session with Gas and Electrics taking the odd game by six pins. Fred Wagenfehr led Gasens with 66 pins and two games over 200, while Harry Savage posted a 224 for the best single game. Capt. George Arashrus contributed solidly as Traction Five’s Endl Zuercher and George Jonas led pin-fall. The teams' rivalry centered on who would buy a Mexican supper. The Meanipk Club of the Southern League also picked up Hogg and Koieely from the Nationals.
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Sant Antonio Traction
Fred Wagenfehr
Gasens
Mack
Fie
Harry Savage
Arashruss
Endl Zuercher
George Jonas
Traction
City Leagueers Top Army Post Five In Bowing Night Show
City League bowlers defeated Army Post Five at Fort Sam Houston on Wednesday night while Moose led City with 893 total pins and 227 in the opening game. Nelson and Hardy Howard also starred for the City League lineup.
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Bao
Lancaster
Nelson
Hardy Howard
Munienau
Longhorns Beat Baylor in Texas University Showdown
Texas and Baylor played a game with Texas emerging 24 22 winners. Harrell starred with three field goals while Litetiel Merely Mats contributed in key moments for the Longhorns as they outpaced Baylor at the Texas field.
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Inqrpy
University of Texas Quincer
Vdine
Baylor University
Field of Texas
Harrell
TASKED BALL POSTPONED STARTS FRIDAY NIGHT
Tasked ball postposed as Chyrele Woones wins, Friday night start series. Clergy teams St Marks and Alamo Heights Methodist clash on St Marks court while McKinley Avenue and Government Hill Methodists meet in the Ace Second contest.
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Fein
St. Mark's Court
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Alamo Heights
McKinley
Government Hill
Unobserved Play Fast Basketball in Junior B Series
Two close games in the Junior B series at Ue! M.C.A. Wednesday featured Garret's and Green's teams. Garret won 8 to 5 in a tense opener with tight defense and late scoring by Garret and Kuehny. In the second, Darby led the whiners to a 10 to 4 victory as Artie Halliday and Darby each hit field goals, with Garret contributing key layins.
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Louis Green
Mit
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Cambinathan
Velipe Tiuco
Tein
Jev Lund
Ori
Fet
Mert
Wiiners
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Paul Kuehny
L. Artie Annellee
Joseph Halliday
Fogene Darby
Councurtine Taft
Regeree
George Wheeler
Sulyos
Trarky
Tinorn
Warnebore-A
Mueller
Riis
Rules
Filly 10 to be named for prettiest girl at San Antonio meet
A unique honor will name the prettiest filly in the grandstand at the San Antonio Mid-winter Race Meet opening. The two-year-old filly Bly is slated to become the namesake after a planned selection process amid Texas horsemen promising strong entries from Texan stock.
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Kerrville
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Brady
Irom
Texas
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George Moore
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Fred Tennan
Young Pansy
George Washington
Budweiser
J. R. Walker
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Bob Riley
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E Yolauy Aul Collis
Sam Angelo
Jessie Warabrick
Sudie Eh
King
Will McLain
Epie
Gray Buck
Yebin Rote
Clear Coast
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Herman Veeker
Converse
Lone Son
Houston
Tiller
Waco
Henry Bellona Pedro
Preston Polk
Rainer
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Call
Ydnn
Woors
Annie Woods
Bese Uplan
San
Drew matches world 100 yard record at Madison Square
Howard B. Drew of USC tied his world best in seven and one fifth seconds in the seventy yard dash at the Milford Rose Athletic Association meet in Madison Square. Roy W. Morse finished a close second as Toronto’s George Goulding challenged from scratch in the two mile walk. Boston’s Dave Caldwell won the 100 yards scratch race at Penn.
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Howard B. Drew
University of Southern California
Edward Lene
Dave Calswell
Boston
J.P Meredith
University of Pennylvania
NO BASEBALL PEACE TALKS DELAY PROMISED
CHICAGO Jan 27 A peace framework for the Federal League and its orga nization was discussed but will not be finalized while pending lawsuits against the National Commission and clubs remain. President Johnson of the American League says suits must be withdrawn. AL and NL officials plan to proceed toward a newer agreement once legal actions are cleared.
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Firat
Chicagh
Federal League
Orga
National Commission
Johnson
American League
Alcihe Seer
National League
Brygtlyn
Newark
Funelar
Tydee Williama
Teague
St. Louis
Capiqns Meet Tonight in Local Basketball Clash
Tonight the city league plates feature a heated game between the Captains and the Metarmik five. Lancaster and Tehosehissel sparked the win with key baskets while Boldt and Reduschissel-Bolit anchored the defense. Final notes list McCormick 15 and Barr 14 as top scorers.
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Srmick
Vol MC
Seniers
Imakhiy Geven
G. Boldt
Pritis
Bond
Josers
McCormick
Barr
Tinker to Lead Cubs Amid Contract Rumors
Fragmentary item reports Tinker slated to pilot the Chicago Cubs Weeghman park mention Bresnahan contract hints at legal action or proceedings related to Bresnahan and Cubs leadership.
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Jay Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Tinker
Brennan
Baker Offered 7500 To Join New York Americans
J J Frank lin Haker, once with Philadelphia Galpin Athletics, is offered a contract for the season with the New York Americans at a salary around 37500, with a chance of 101 percent. Captain Anston, part owner of the Yankees, heads for Marsland to discuss Baker’s departure.
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Phila. Galpin Athletics
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Ower
Yankees
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Thorpe Edges Reagan in Kansas City Fight
Harcey Thorpe of Kansas City defeated Californian Jum Reagan by decision in a close bout. The card also notes Thomas signs with the Boston Americans, while a ninepin contest saw Bossmans and Corning factions split wins in Turner series. Farther news mentions Emilian Hacken arriving in Switzerland over a protest related to a German suppression act.
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Which quintet will win the Light Cup in basketball
Harris and Navarro vie for the Light Cup as the First League winner faces Second League champion on Harris school court in Austin. Navarro defeated Austin in an 18 to 18 opening, with close scores and fast play highlighting the series before the cup is awarded.
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Phattle
Bright
Navarre
Mint
Hogehage
Moalle
Joick
Prisoners of war arrive in Berne under Geneva accord
In Berne Swiss authorities receive a mixed group of prisoners of war from Germany and France. The first to be moved under the Geneva arrangement are seen as health resorts of uneasy terms. Officials reiterate the policy toward captured enemy personnel.
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French and German Forces Arrangements in Switzerland
The French and German governments issued orders forbidding escape as deserters would face court-martial. Swiss authorities will not monitor them. Each nation will bear its own costs. About 20,000 French and as many Germans will be treated in Switzerland. Three hundred rheumatic prisoners of war from both sides will be cared for at Kaden near Zurich.
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