Gas & Electric teen bowling team edge Maverick Clarke in odd game
In the Commercial League the Gas & Electric Company’s teen squad won an odd game against Maverick Clarke, taking first and third games by margins around 73 and 84 pins. Captain George Armbrust led a strong show with key hits and high marks, while teammates supported with consistent spares and strikes.
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Gas & Electric Compang
Maverick-Clarke
Maverkcks
Santesr
Che Nisht
Miter Livy
George Armbruat
Svortys
Bayne
Meluge
Sre
Pieres
Ianther Pall Quinn
Amehor Fay
Lessus
Graberd
Tek Bane
Ors
Ha Wim Haergesting
Gosling Wee
Aingie High Rae
Ju Ghee Wales
Fallow Gas & Electric Company
mPs
Huntress Team Triumphs In Narrow Victory
The Huntress squad edged the Pine team 45 to 40 after a forfeit on day one. Key players Mosse, Miguel Moher, and Gupte Hantrowe starred, while Captain Git Zeit and Waitt led the rising squad with strong performances.
Walking Exhibition by Joe DeLisle in Glen Falls
Joe DeLisle, famed pedestrian, staged a walking exhibition at the Y M C A in Glen Falls New York Monday night before a crowd of young athletes. The event showcased heel and toe technique and included demonstrations for Texas University students and local onlookers. DeLisle claimed the heel and toe title and said he would lower the world record at the Pan-American Exposition. Pelaske, a longtime pedestrian, plans a repeat exhibition Tuesday night with Bill Furlong directing timing at 8330 oclock.
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Delaxto
Crom Glen Falls
San
Ark of
Owulkins
Austin
Ian
Texas Univerco Vertiz
Delisie
America
Denevan
Pon
Pelaske
Bill Furlong
Automotile Club
Logan Wins Event in Senior Contest
Rex Logan led the senior clues contest at ML.A. Monday night with first place in the weekly event titled the set exercise on the horse. J. AL Clarke took second. Claude Fuanay and Wil iam Van Dusen followed. The lineup lists Logan’s team and other participants, with judge Wat Tan nenbam delivering the decision. Special mentions go to several noted competitors and teams in a lengthy, indistinct roster.
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Rex Logan
Point Yeadar
Howell
Dan Murphy
Hal's Tean
J. M. Hidi
Wipe
Woe
Warren
Gas van Dusen
JP Fureter
William van Dusen
Jnky
Brice Hanks
Toaptd
Luekentiien
Carl Betting
Avit
Fred Jaggi
Stein
Arthur Fried Joseph Granains
Teil
Lester Doves
Tules Bugirr
Lancaster's Team Wins Rough Victory in Baset Ball Game
Lancaster's team defeated William Ploper's quintet 20 to 13 in a city league game at the VON AL Monday night. Alvineke and Walter Javert starred for the winners with strong defense and key plays. Albert Bedell led the losers with a late clinching point, while Owe fala and tone tour goals added defense and scoring help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lincisters
William Ploper
Ure
Basines
Bastet
Alvineke
Walter Javert
Itueiner
Albert Bedell
Semi weekly high school basketball double header slates two games
Tonight two games slated in a Sunday school basketball double header at 7:15 PM. Calvary Rapital and Beacon Hill meet in American League play while Central Christians face Mirat Prerhing in the National League. Both games attract interest as Calvary Beacon Hill and Mont HU Methodist chase top standings with one more game for each team.
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WM. Co
Calvary
Rapital
Beacon Hill
Central Christians
Calvary-Beacon
Clary
Mont HU
Ball Camps Quiet as Light Drizzle Halts Early Work
Weathered drizzle keeps St Lucia Cardinals Cleveland Ta dllant and San Annouls Bronchos at calm start. Ball tossers drill at League Park and Hot Wells as managers Leidy Huggins and Birmingham anticipate fuller sessions within days for a two day engagement.
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St Lucia Cardinals
Cleveland
San Annouls
League Park
Hot Wells
Leidy
Huggins
Birmingham
Bath
St Paul Club Retains Franchise In American Association
Thomas Chivington, president of the American Association, announced Monday night that St Paul will retain its franchise. A group of local businessmen is nearly ready to take over the club following a prolonged committee meeting to settle the club's affairs.
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ST. Paul
Minn
American Association
Thomas Chivington
Association
Chivington
Chicago
St Paw Clu. Yee
SCIENTIFIC BOXING CARD PROMISED IN SAN ANTONIO
A scientific boxing program announced for Tuesday night at Beethoven hall in San Antonio includes a six round semi windup and four round preliminaries featuring Murray Marius now based in Arenthon. The card highlights Dominick Thertorich of New Orleans as sponsor and Eadie Conlon in a major bantamweight pairing.
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Heethoven
Murry Mareris
San Antonio
Ma" Harris
Eallie Non
von Tronthon
Corp Nt
Mriakie Trussen
Oplonny
Tnt Wrirhl Am
Die Roped
Lenermund
Fates Entity
Jack Shollon
Realty
Eadie Conlon
New Orleans
Carl Masters
Racing bill passes. goes to governor for Arkansas approval
In Arkadelphia on March 2 the House approved a racing bill by 48 to 5, creating a racing commission and legalizing partial machine racing. the measure now goes to the governor for signing. In Philadelphia on the same date Joseph Mayer defeated R M Lord 300 to 249 in the opening round of the amateur billiard championship. Twenty five members of the Boston National Leaf baseball team arrived in Macon for spring training.
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Arkansas
Tittle Rock Ark
Meneurs
Mayer
Philadeldhia
Joseph Mayer
Philadelphia
R. M. Lord
Chicaga
Neerage
Lord
Reaves
Macon
Gay
Membeea
Boston National Leaf Baseball
Tiesdar
James
St Josephs To Meet At Bt Josephs Hall For Ninepins
An important meeting is set for Wednesday at St Josephs Hall to discuss the recent ninepins competition. President Went Menger and Sen rebiry Wilkin will meet with the Jaeckle Mehter and others to select captains to lead teams at the field. Members are urged to attend.
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St. Joseph Xinepin
Bt. Joseph's Hall
Best Ning Neyt Nows
Went Menger
Senrebiry Wilkin
Minster
Tie Jaeckle iMehter
Untherdtsr
Kraum Combitations
AIL
Sixteen Play Tonight and Spring Training Notes
Sixteen play tonight featuring Rivtoon and Frederick sadenwhite with J. Irish among exponents of the green cloth. The event starts at 8 o clock, with public cordially invited. Sweeney, recently linked to the Chienga Nationals, argued a contract trip with the Boston Americans. Also, Quakees Begin Training as 20 Philadelphia Nationals reach St Petersbu r for spring camp under Manager Morin. Siegler due from Havana Wednesday.
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Rivtoon
Tel
Cordiany
Allend
Envy
Maren
Sweeney
Chienga Nationals
Boston Americans
Orce Hoston
Chicago
Gaston Natonals
Johnny Evers
St, Petersburg
Fla
Philadelphia Nationals
Morin
Siegler
Havana
McGraw Janns Giants Arrive in Houston from Waco
Voy ager John McGraw landed in Houston on Monday from Waco where he met Dick Kingelli and discussed a deal. Reports say Star pitcher Will Doak may be sought by the St Louis club as McGraw travels with the Giants. Pitcher Frowime arrived at Marlin while McLean and Palmero, the absentees, are expected Tuesday.
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McGraw Janns Giants
Houston
John McGraw
Waco
Dick Kingelli
Wvall
McGraw
St Louis
Dallas
Netonuls
Kinsella
Will Doak
Frowime
Marlin
McLean
Palmero
Tuea
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Storp
Mame
Mary Perking
Cascos
George Armbrust
Bill Quinn
Commercial
Texpin League
Sawhag
Pet
Huntress
Bull” Durham
Durham
United States
Bull
Durham, N.C
THE
American Tobacco Company
Joe Delisle
Logan
Clarke
Fuquay
van Dusen
Minime
St. Mary's Minnies
Uney
Ata
Koaelonun
Maaktir
Basuke
Wer- Tord
Jitex Luguy
H . Os
Lancaster
Wem
Stettler
Jas
Clyde
Pan
Prest- Chivington
Scientifc Boxing Program
Eddie Beatty
Frankie Russell
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Melway
Browns
Tiouston
St. Louis
Rere
Telephone Crockett
Lincoln
Conroy Building
Wer and
Alama Wlaen
DR. Truex
Expen
Booth
Uslowty Dineares
Piles
Else Kuba
Keetnt
Ieraia
Droeele
Samael Abd Ahronte
Tueseky Amd
ST. Josephs
Sinepin
Wi Seles
Inilen
Beaneavivk
Bailey
Rice Wooten Mille
E. Houston Street
AN @ CM
Gunter Hote
Dansant
Francis
Wayne
Phone Crockett
ST. Anthony Hotel
the Baker Hotel Company
Bexar
Alfred Lanner
Prop
Texas
Wright Bros, Electrical Contractors
Fix 910
Main Ave
Travelers Hotel
Nagel & West
LOTTA
Cor, Market & Pras L
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