Prospect Hill and NEINILCY Fives Win Out
In a Sunday School Basket Ball League clash Prospect Hill Baptists defeated McKinley Avenue Methodist in the National League by 29 to 12. Government Hill Methodist then beat St Mark’s Episcopal 38 to 19, as Strauss led the Baptists with seven field goals and 19 points. Wilcox led the Episcopalians with several strong baskets, while Crabb and Caruth contributed for the Methodists. Referee Charles Canger and umpire Willard Warren praised both sides as players shuffled in and out for extended minutes.
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YM. C. & Gymnasiara
Uie
Prospect Hill Baptists
MeKthiey Avenue Methofiiee
Hi Methodists
Strauss
Baptists
Hagg
New M Tn
Baptiste
Smith
Greemith
SS Mari’ Episcopals
Episcopaliuna
Thhica
Epiecopul
Fany
Wilcox
St. Mark’s
Methodists
Carath
Crab
Prospect
JGD Baptist
Haegy
Lasseter
Bolly
Zs Evans
Laver Oso
Dunes
Rei
McKinley Avenue
Greemmerig
Eller, Ls
Sovernment Hill Methodist
FEGL
Filch, Pte
Caruth
Bry St. Mark's Eniscopal
Blas Fla Plo
Smith Rf
Rmeai Ph
Gillemeister
Go Siler
Charles Canger
Willard Warren
Wilfred Marlin
FEDERALS TO INVade Eastern Circuit Prospects Look Good
New Haven Conn Jan 10 The first step in forming a federal league in the Eastern Association and New England League territory was taken at a meeting attended by President Gilmore and Robert T Ward of the Brooklyn Feds. Plans to place clubs in eight cities were announced with no list of applicants disclosed. Gilmore said the venture would invade eastern territory and that prospects looked brighter than anticipated. He denied overtures to Leslie Mann and stated the baseball bail had started rolling.
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New Hawes
Conn
Uvaarea
Eastern Association
New England League
Federals
Gilmore
Robert T. Ward
Brooklyn Feds
Itwag
Fiftern
Glees
Astern
New England
Feds
Leslie Mann
Ibsaanss
Tigers Beat Bears In Four Game Punch Ball Showdown
The Tigers defeated the Bears 2 0 in four fast games at Yo OM on Saturday morning. Scoring was sparse as both teams failed to open the tally until the second half when Arthur Moel ier netted the lone goal. The victory leaves the series tied as players from both sides are named in a long list of participants.
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Tigers
Bears
O&k
Wis
Arthur Moelier
Virani Theers
Peles Blarr
Abetour Mocter
Ros Senos
Taree Tauehesraert Lednind
Thy Mearate
Funning Hat
Tele Dakenteut
Allen
Venta Grant Tochtet
Robert Garrett
Raymond Worle
Prat. Wyatt
Harold Cary
Zay Smiths Dames Bulky
Gilmer Norwise
Golf Courses Open for Play at Local Clubs
Local golfers find ready courses at Coun ty Club and Hulsache with no regular tournaments today. Norwood of Century Club plans social matches with Chemashis and Kres se while Burke of Hulsache schedules early arrivals and lunch options. Sunday operations will be standard for local players, with winter crowds traveling to the links for longer play and meals between rounds.
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Hulsache
Jus Norwood
Ceunury Club
Hulsache Golf Courge
Inks
Itrom
Hamiltons Team Wins Close Intermediates Basketball Game
Hamilton defeated Ernest Green's five 28 to 2 in a hard FMA arena clash. Richey Hamilton scored the winning field goal in the final minute as Harold Wilcox and Hamilton led the winners with strong scoring and defense. Green's squad rallied late but fell short, with Tuttie and Hill among the top scorers for the losers.
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Tlickers Hamilton
Ernest Green
Roth
Richey Hamilton
Mamillan
Green
Richey Hamilhin
Harold Wilcox
Wilcox
Harold Hi
Arthur Tuttle
Hill
Tuttie
Cine
Alberk
Hatzeuch
Hamilton
Tenpin Leagues Battle For San Antonio Bowling Honors
In the Commercial Tenpin League the Swift Moose and Post Office leaders battle for top honors in San Antonio. Howard of the Post Office Prides tops averages and high single with 1236, while Bill Quinn of Maverick Clarke challenges. Gates of the Swift crew shines as second series gains pace, with the Gascos winning the first series and Swift & Co. posting a three game series high total of 2566 pins.
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San Antonio
Swift
Moose
Quinn
Iavers
Howard
Robert Gates
Swift Company
Swifts
Gascos
George Armtrust
Antonio
Swift & Company Squan
Mousehold
Machine ¢ Supply Co
Post Office Prides
Loyal Order of Manan
Wednesdi Mills
Sunwsts
Gas & Elevthe Go
Avitt & Co. Vriday
Maverick
Far Ahrens & Utt
Ce CU
Swift & Co
Mills Bag
Ahrens & OL
Gas & Elev. Co
Maverick-Clarke
Samsco
Opa
Ban Johnson Takes Pot Shot at Gilmore
New York January 20 Ben Johnson president of the American League arrived and immediately clashed with Jim Gilmore over player transfers. Johnson recalled meeting Gilmore last February and said Gilmore urged an arrangement to limit player movements, a claim Johnson disputed while noting tension with Gilmore and interest in discussing the Federals’ leader.
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York
Ben Johnson
Jim Gilmore
Reds
Yankees
Tim Johnson
Gilmore
Johnson
Trover
Gilmora
Hin
Unit Hing
Manary
Four Major Leagues May Rise As Talent Grows
New York January 30—John M Ward Brooklyn Federation predicts a fourth major league within a few years. He cites Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Louisville and other cities as possible western entries and Newark Providence Rochester Baltimore and Philadelphia as strong eastern possibilities. Ward notes ample talent in the minors now ready for promotion and argues public support will bring a new circuit into world series contention.
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New York
Tom M. Ward
Brooklyn
Msenate
United States
John M. Ward
Aguliee
James A. Gilmore
Ward
Detroit
Cleve~land
Baltimore
Federal League
Maryland
New
York
Philadelphia
Newark
Providence
Rochester
John i
Winter Baseballers Play This Afternoon In San Antonio
The San Antonio Winter Baseball League schedules a double header at Infantry Fest diamond starting at 2 p.m. Both seven-inning games pit Loyal Order of Moose versus Headquarters and Third Field Artillery versus Seeger Pharmacy. Managers Ackermann and Leathe seek decisive wins as Sergeant Major Minster and Louie Beniel lead their pitchers on a warm, fast afternoon for prep league action.
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San Antonio
Order of Moose
Headqmarters
Frolfe
Field Artillery
Seeger Pharmacy
John Ackermann
Moosg
Billy Leathe
Heséquarters
Njury
Boxing fans debate Johnson Willard clash and time's toll
Column ponders if aging champions like Johnson Willard can defy Father Time in the March Juarez heavyweight showdown. It recalls Jeffries Moran and Sullivan Corbett bouts, notes Jones Curley and Curley’s plans, and weighs Willard’s chance to topple the white champion as era, age, and skill collide.
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Slyan Jack John
Jeeves Willard
Juarex
Jede
Firesimons
James J. Jefferes
Hig Welight
Jeffries
Jettrles
Toray Ityan
Titz
John Sullivan
Scltion
Vlark Pugilst
Jia Corbett
Sullivan
Jeffries Mon
Johnson
Norn
Irank Moran
Paris
Stu
Moran
Tf Johnson
Jack Curley
St. Louis
Jecky
Johnsysidm
Levgut
Milly
Ruppert and Huston Now Yankee Owners
New York reports Colonel Jacob Ruppert and Captain TD Huston have become owners of the New York American League baseball club. They paid 350000 in certified checks and handed 50000 to the previous owners as the first year’s payment. The duo will take possession at the second street building on Monday.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
Huston
Ameani Ly
Paia
Barrell
Thallaand
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