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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
5
Eddie Beatty, famed lightweight from the Philippines, trains at Fort Sam Houston as he prepares to meet Frankie Fulton in the main event of a Beethovental boxing card. Beatty weighs 132 pounds and shows swift footwork and sharp combinations in sparring, with ten rounds expected at a rapid pace.
Klaus squad had enough players to force a tied late game but Corning advanced by forfeit in the Turner Ninth League bow. Klaus then claimed the second match 269 to 222 as both sides struggled with bowling and batting.
The San Antonio Bronchos plan an exhibition set with Texas University in Austin next Thursday. A precursor scrimmage with Cleveland clinic players and other tryouts is mentioned, as the team prepares for future tests and conditioning.
L Thea Belimont director of athletics atime university weighs in on a plan to raise a wall. She asserts the decision hinges on athletic facilities and community impact.
Marsha Cimrles of Glibagu and Sohn Pe Habe nian of Minneapolis drew May dates for opening matchups. The event begins in New York with title favorites advancing through rounds. Starline Tour games run daily, two at the setterhorn, two at night, with prizes totaling about $1000.
An article fragment notes a wrestling or boxing style match between Brown and Mandot set for an April date in Superior Wisconsin. It mentions Minnesota and New Qaida figures with unclear wording and odd phrasing, leaving key details unreadable.
Travis Club defeats YMCA 38 to 24 in a hard fought City League final held on Travis Court. Captain Brosseau led Travis with nineteen points aided by Scott at center while Fuquay of the YMCA was hampered by a sprained arm. The TNT defense by Bee and Cundingham helped seal the win as Travis pulled away in the second half.
The Owls won both of their ninepin matches in the city league, defeating WAS 45 298 and ROW 44 250 as standout player Bales delivered leading scores amid a tight series. The event highlighted strong team effort and crowd excitement through both contests.
Taylor of Winds Athletic Club Chicago sets five feat indoor marks including high jump five feet four inches and standing broad jump eleven feet four inches. Ervin Howe of Colby College wins 60 yard dash. McDonald of New York AC hits 24 pound shot and 56 pound weight for height, with McGrath of Irish American AC taking the weight for height. Renz of Mohawk AC wins the two mile walk. Adams and Taylor set meet indoor marks as Irish American AC leads team standings in this senior national indoor meet at Madison Square Garden.
The M C A Juniors defeated Marshall Street Juniors 3 to 14 in a suburban basketball game. The MC A team showed strong teamwork and accurate shooting led by several players. Marshall Street offered a gritty challenge with Bietel scoring eleven points and Young, Katz adding points. First half ended 17 to 2 in favor of the MC A boys.
Bietel's squad defeated Mark Postlewaite's team in a Junior A series game on Thursday afternoon by a late score. The first half ended 4 to 4 in favor of Bietel, while Postlewaite's offense failed to score in the final half. Stewart and Tavis led Bietel with three and two field goals respectively for several points, and Postlewaite's Tatum and Kalies each scored on field goals. Referee George Wheeler oversaw a ten-minute half.
A C Raith of Ulingis Athletic Club tied the world mark for 40 yards in the Central 4 A championship meet. He clocked 2 5 seconds, improving his own prior record of 19 seconds. The event was won by Ralthel in 84 1 5 seconds.
Gardner of New York defeated B. J. Milburn of Memphis in the sixth game, earning a 15 8 score and an average of 11. Milburn managed 23 points with an average of 6, in the national amateur billiard tournament for the Southern champion.
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