Bronchos Open Spring Drill In Sunny Warmth
Local baseball notes describe the Bronchos taking early morning batting practice under sunny skies. Metz Wakefield and Hoyt Lape Cochran pitched and stretched for weight control while Betts and Burke show improving hitting. Bobby Wallace fields cleanly and Jack Burke joins in preparing for the exhibition against the Senators from Austin.
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Bronhchos
Metz
Wakefield
Hoyt
Lape
Cochran
Smith
Bannon
Betts
Bobby Wallace
Jack Burke
Michigan
Senators
Austin
Largest entry list promised at San Antonio Driving Club event
The Friday matinee features the largest entry list in each event ever started at the San Antonio Driving Club. Favorites include Clementine Loom Up Orphan Boy Lady Cauthen and Diabul, all from the San Mar cos paper. No admission charged. public invited.
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San Antonio Driving Club
Clementine
Loom Up
Orphan Boy
Lady Cauthen
Diabul
San Marcos
A U Championship Games Awarded To Pittsburg
The national field and track championships of the amateur athletic union will be held in Pittsburg this year. Cleveland and New York are top contenders with New York planning a big entry. Junior meet slated for the last Saturday in June and the senior event the following Monday. Pittsburg A A will manage at Schenley Oval. Philadelphia loses hosting due to Franklin Field. Ban Johnson dismisses a Detroit rumor about signal tipping devices.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Pittsburg A. A
Schenley Oval
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Quakertown
West Ertzil Injures Leg and Leaves for San Antonio
George Wisterzil a San Antonio native who joined the Detroit Tigers at their Monroe Louisiana camp injured his knee so severely on Saturday that he will be out for up to three months. He will travel to San Antonio to cast his leg in a plaster cast for at least eight weeks. Wisterzil, once star for Wichita in the Western Association, began pro ball in the Texas League with the Broncho squad and later spent time with Kansas City and the Pirates organization. His move between leagues and teams is noted along with his strong fielding and batting figures.
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Monroe
Detroit Tigers
George Wisterzil
San Antonio
Wisterzil
Western Association
Wichita
Wisty
Broncho Club
Pittsburg Pirates
Kansas City
Woman golfers invade Great Britain for championship
Chicago report says Dorothy Campbell holder of the women's American title plans a spring trip to England with Florence Harvey to challenge for the British championship at Port Rush Island. Campbell has held the American title for two seasons. Harvey is a former Canadian champion.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Hamilton
Ont
Dorothy Campbell
Great Britain
Campbell
Florence Harvey
Port Rush Island
Fisk Rubber chief to tour 33 U S branches in Chicopee
H T Dunn president of Fisk Rubber Company arrives from Los Angeles for a nationwide circuit visiting 33 Fisk branches. He will be hosted by Wayne Murray, local manager, and attends the new Chicopee Falls branch recently installed amid company expansion plans.
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H. T. Dunn
Fisk Rubber Company
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Los Angeles
Fisk
United States
Wayne Murray
Mr. Dunn
All Pros to Play Twenty Second Infantry Sunday Game
The All Pros meet Twenty second infantry baseball team next Sunday afternoon on the upper post diamond at 3 o clock. It will be the first meeting of the season and promises a warm contest. Readied diamond is fast. Players in the All Pro lineup include Swoboda Gerhardt C Knaupp A Knaupp Compton Burke McCormick Union Galm Burke.
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Gerhardt
C. Knaupp
A. Knaupp
Compton
Jack Burke
McCormick
Union
Galm Burke
Protest of Grahame-White Prize Complaint
The Aeronautic Federation reports Grahame-White protested the Statue of Liberty prize awarded to the late John B. Moisant. The French document, about 10 000 words, will be translated and reviewed by the Aero Club of America at its March 14 meeting.
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Associated Press
New York
The
Aeronautic Federation
Grahame-White
John B. Moisant
Aero Club of America
Aero Club
Bowling clash as Thomas dominates Roach on Emerson lanes
Thomas won three of five games but posted only two 200s, with 211 in game two and 232 in game five the high score. Roach struggled, averaging 175 and slipping behind. Thomas leads the series by 750 points with ten more games, Cahill took three from Pinkus and three from Matavich.
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Thomas
Roach
Emerson
Cahill
Pinkus
Matavich
Stan
Con Names
Ts. Thomas
Psyd
Roach Eee
Ziegler
Schwartz
Hoffner
Heleck
Richter
Summerfield
Whitley
Nagel Eee
Salter Ee
Kohr Eee
Pinkus Ee Ees
Staudt
Foster
St Joseph Bowling Deague Narrowly Split Props
Tarrillion and Kraus split the match at St Joseph alleys with Tarrillion winning the first game by 14 pins and Kraus the second by 52 pins. notable players included Tarrillion Kraus Theis Bass and Heuss with high series scores of 307 and 314 respectively.
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Tarrillion
Kraus
St. Joseph
Chter
Theis
Bass
Heuss
Mrs Machenheimer Wins Back-to-Back Match at Turner Alleys
Mrs Machenheimer defeated Mrs Gloeckner 2-0 yesterday afternoon at Turner alleys, taking both games by a comfortable margin to sweep the series.
Turner Bowling League Plans Stag Supper and Meeting
Tom Waters and fellow Turner league players will host a stag supper Friday at 415 East Commerce Street. A special Turner Bowling League meeting is set for Sunday March 12 at 10 30 a m at Turner alleys to arrange the annual banquet. The National League will hold its schedule meeting February 14 at Hotel Breslin Cincinnati with directors attending at noon.
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Tom Waters
East
Commerce Street
Turner Bowling League
Turner
Breslin
Cincinnati
Fort Sam Houston Withdrawals Trim Fort Worth Show Entries
Army entries for the Fort Worth horse show are withdrawn due to Fort Sam Houston maneuvers. Fort Sill teams may miss the polo tournament. local horses from Hermitage owners Milt S. Mooney and Paul Ranier will still participate with Red Bird, Millionaire, Mooney Boy, Model, and Grenadier among others.
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Army
Fort Worth
Fort Sill
Milt S. Mooney
Paul Ranier
Hermitage
Mooney
Millionaire
Mooney Boy
Mr. Ranier
Grenadier
Adolph Busch III
St. Louis
Val H. Crane
Chicago
Mies Lula Long
Kansas City
London
Hook Woods
Paris
Bering Cup Run contestants depart Houston to Corpus Christi
The Bering cup run participants who arrived in Houston from Austin at 3 pm yesterday left this morning to continue to Beeville Cuero Corpus Christi and Wharton. Cars were parked overnight in the Alamo Auto garage after checks by Referee R W Carr. A C Bering donor P H Hosmer of the Houston Post and C D Gillespie of the Houston Chronicle accompanied the drivers.
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Cuero
Corpus Christi
Wharton
Alamo Auto
R. W. Carr
A. C. Bering
P. H. Hosmer
The
Houston Post
C. D. Gillespie
Houston Chronicle
Reach 1911 Guide Proclaimed Best Yet for American League
The Reach 1911 Official American League Guide debuts earlier than ever and is praised as the best in the long Reach series. Edited by Richter of Sporting Life, the handbook is lauded for text quality, illustrations, paper, and binding, marking its tenth annual official guide and twenty-ninth year as a reference for baseball.
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Reach
Richter
Sporting Life
Reach Company
Philadelphia
50 Cent Dinners Highlight Blite Cafe in San Antonio
Blite Cafe in San Antonio promotes 50 cent dinners with good service and meals. The offer runs daily and Sunday from noon to midnight, inviting patrons to try their affordable menu.
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San Antonio
Blite Cafe
Second Baseman in Baseball Primer Captures Pressure
In this Galveston News piece by Herman Nickerson, a second baseman endures crowd scrutiny as he mishaps a ball yet anticipates a heroic recovery. The article humorously notes the varied roles a second sacker must fill in a single half inning and likens their versatility to a blooming century plant.
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Herman Nickerson
Galveston News
High School Wins Dual Track Meet at Fairgrounds
The High School won a practice dual meet against Garden Academy at the Fairgrounds. First and second places counted with multiple events led by Jesse Green in the mile and Sam Chapman in the 100 yard dash and broad jump.
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Fairgrounds
Garden Academy
Jesse Green
Purdy Hummel
John Cappelletti
Sam Chapman
Joe Hole
Gilmer Walker
Harold Marten
Will James
Ned Holland
Fettle
High School Baseball Rally Wins 11-9 Over San Antonio Academy
High School exploded for five ninth inning runs to beat San Antonio Academy 11 to 9. Bass led the offense with four doubles in five at bats, Walsh had three hits in four, while Bee and Knittle homered for the Academy. Batteries Walsh Zuercher Witte Hines Umpire Shiner.
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San Antonio Academy
Bass
Walsh
Academy
Eastle High School
Zuercher
Witte
Hines
Shiner
Joe Jackson Says Three Aces Not Needed for Success
Joe Jackson argues the trio of A's is unnecessary for national success. He note his .387 batting clip last fall supports his stance, asserting no comeback to his position.
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Joe Jackson
Joe
Brown May Face Wolgast If Finishes Remain Likely
Associated Press reports Wolgast lightweight champion may stage a finish fight with Knockout Brown of New York in California within three months. Brown impressed in two recent bouts in Philadelphia and New York, drawing strong interest. Tom Jones, Wolgast manager, heads to Los Angeles to arrange the Brown bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Wolgast
Brown
California
Philadelphia
Abe Attell
Packey McFarland
Owen Moran
Hogan
Woolgast
Madison A. C
Tom Jones
Los Angels
Polo game postponed between Fort Sam Houston and Freebooters
The second St Anthony cup polo match at Deer Park polo ranch was postponed indefinitely due to Fort Sam Houston officer activity. No buttonless shirts available at Misa City Laundry. phones mentioned.
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Fort Sam Houston
Freebooters
Deer Park
Polo Ranch
Misa City
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