Bronchos to Face Giants in Two Games Sunday
The strongest Broncho lineup will oppose the New York Giants in San Antonio this afternoon and again tomorrow. Giants star Jim Thorpe headlines the visitors with McCormick and Fletcher also in the lineup. Manager McGraw may arrive today. his timing could shape Bronx plans as veterans meet a young Broncho squad seeking jobs this spring.
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Giants
San Antonio
McGraw
Stinson
Warriors
Gothalmites
Jim Thorpe
Sweden
McCormick
Fletcher
Dallas
Gotham
Austin
Mathewson
Tesreau
Bronchos
Harry Howell
Block
Langley
Lytle
Thorpe
Gonter
Robertson
Hartley
Wilson
Demaree
Goslait
Schupp
Barnes Soos
Wee
Shafer
Seeeekeeyns
Devore
Scacsie Eoseetees
Pete Field
Doyle
Suse
Boron
Murray
Cceees
Merkle
Seaees
Wane
Hergog
Eeees
Meyers
Sob Sadese Cuncoren Mathewson
Tesreau Cvec
Free prescription for nervous debility promises quick home cure
An advertisement offers a free copy of a physician’s prescription claimed to restore manly vigor and memory. It targets “weak men” and urges writing to A. E. Robinson at 4725 Luck Building, Detroit, for a plain sealed envelope with the recipe. The message bills the cure as swift, private, and free, contrasting with costly doctor prescriptions.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck
Detroit
Mich
TWO TEAMS PLAY IN ST MARKS LEAGUE FOR PRESEASON SHOWDOWNS
Stinson plans using any or all of his nine pitchers led by Goodwin Davenport Palm Lehmann Reynolds and Neil with Browning as a possibility as Gotham regulars head to San Antonio for a series of 4 o clock games. Linup includes Price Schan Franz Seitz Lemon Schwind Crevenstine Stinson Allen and others as workouts tighten the roster before the two daily matchups.
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Goodwin
Davenport
Palm
Lehmann
Reynolds
Neil
Browning
Price
Schan
Franz
Seitz
Lemon
Schwind
Crevenstine
Allen
St. Mark’s Athletic Association
Church Gymnasium
Johnson
Patterson
Gish
Deutz
Armored autos in Mexico foreseen as safe travel
Chicago mining engineer Robert Scott arrived on the Seguranca to Mexico and plans a bullet proof car for transporting copper company mail between a camp and Veracruz twelve miles away. He notes open cars have been held up six times in four months. A Boston banker recalls Thomas Lawson’s quips at a financier’s funeral, remarking on defense.
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Mexico
Robert Scott
Chicago
Veracruz
Scott
Copper
Mr. Scott
Boston
Thomas Lawson
Lawson
Militia Ball Team Organized by Second Texas Infty Company
The San Antonio militia unit Company E of the Second Texas Infantry forms a local amateur baseball team for the coming season. W. Braunschweig, experienced in team management, will captain. After practice games, they will begin Sunday morning at the Calvary post diamond with a lineup including Mullins, Gillett, Lewis, Clinkscales, Ealand, Stein, Drennon, Bishop, Miller, Teal, Molesworth, Hanson, Cooke, Slimp, Bennett, Swift, Bowles, McLellan, Knight, and Haas.
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Second Texas Infantry
San Antonio
W. Braunschweig
Calvary Post
Burt Mullins
Perry Gillett
Sam Lewis
Paul Clinkscales
Arthur Ealand
William Stein
Claude Drennon
Howell P. Bishop
Earl Miller
van Teal
B. Molesworth
B. Hanson
Robert Cooke
Horace B. Slimp
Hugh Bennett
Charles R. Swift
S. Price Bowles
McLellan
R. Knight
Henry Haas
Chicago Negotiates for Harmon from St Louis
Chicago Nationals report from Tampa negotiating with St Louis for pitcher Fitcher Bob Harmon. Manager Evers may offer two players for the right-hander, among candidates Jimmy Shekard Ward Miller Tommy Leach Lefty Leifield Humphries and Bill Powell. Bresnahan favors securing Harmon if possible.
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Chicago Nationals
Tampa
Fla
St. Louis
Fitcher
Bob” Harmon
Evers
Jimmy Shekard
Ward Miller
Tommy Leach
Lefty Leifield
Humphries
Bill” Powell
Bresnahan
Harmon
Harlandale Team to Play Louis Book Store Nine Sunday
Harlandale faces Louis Book Store Nine at 2 30 Sunday afternoon on the Harlandale diamond. Manager Edge urges all players to attend practice at 9 Sunday morning and 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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Louis Book Store
Edge
Lipton to Reply Through Ulster Yacht Club Next Week
Lipton will reply through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club next week to the rejection of his America's Cup challenge. No decision has been reached on whether the challenge will be modified. Also noted is the annual theft of gold valued at about 5.9 million dollars from Rand mines in South Africa despite theft-prevention measures.
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Rand
South Africa
Hoefgens Move Up in Turner Bowling Double Header
In Turner bowling league action Hoefgen moved up from last to near last after a double header win. First game Lowther led early. final scores Lowther 240 Hoefgen 213. Second game Hoefgen surged to 278 to Lowther 274 as Hoefgen overcame early deficit.
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Lowther
Hoefgen Rollers
Dual tourney on Country Club course with five prizes
A medal handicap golf event will be played this afternoon at the Country Club. Five prizes are at stake including a silver cup and leather caddie bag donated by George M. Clark and a three ball sweepstake prize. Many players are expected to participate.
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Country Club
George M. Clark
High School Beats Lutherans 6 to 3 at Seguin
San Antonio High School defeated Lutheran College 6 to 3 in Seguin yesterday. Captain Pahlmann sparked a triple steal to plate runs while Taylor pitched creditably and Young and Pahlmann starred in the field. Batteries: Taylor and Johnson for the High School Albans and Stricker for Lutherans. Umpires: Lindemann and Kilday.
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Seguin
San Antonio
Pahlmann
Young
Taylor
R. H. E. High School
Taylor and Johnson
Albans and
Stricker
Lindemann
Kilday
Frierson and Liggett Released by Detroit Americans
GULFPORT Miss March 15 Manager Jennings of the Detroit Americans announced the release of First Baseman Liggett and Outfielder Frierson. Liggett came from St Marys College Oakland Cal and Frierson from the Texas League. The club will split into two squads Sunday with one heading to New Orleans for four games and the other to Baton Rouge. They depart for the north for the opening game at St Louis April 10.
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Liggett
Gulfport
Miss
Jennings
Detroit Americans
St. Mary's College
Oakland
Cal
New Orleans
McGuire
Baton Rouge
North
St. Louis
Boxing Bill Approved and State Boxing Commission Named
Helena Mont March 15 Governor Stuart approved the Kiley boxing bill and named a state boxing commission. Under the law 12 round contests are to be permitted under the supervision of the commission.
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Helena
Mont
Stuart
Confidence in New Rejuvenation Methods Promises Free Demonstration
An advertisement touts newly discovered direct rejuvenation methods with claims of proven efficiency and hundreds of cured patients. It invites readers to come in for a free demonstration to experience the powers and benefit from the treatment, asserting unmatched confidence in its effectiveness.
Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Until Cured
Advert follows a medical clinic promising restoration of health and vitality for men with chronic diseases. Claims success with conditions like varicocele, stricture, prostatitis, rupture, and nervous debility, offering treatment without upfront payment and inviting written case descriptions if unable to visit.
Allom May Compete For America’s Cup
New York report states English yachtsman Charles C. Allom, owner of the fast 15 metre cutter Istria, eyes a Cup race with a 23 metre boat under international rules. He has inquired with the New York Yacht Club and hopes Sir Thomas Lipton might amend conditions to permit a smaller boat race. Allom argues the sport gains from the Cup returning to America if America loses.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Charles c. Allom
Istria
Sir Thomas
Allom
New York Yacht Club
America
Truthful Sidi Iata Tomb Oath Rite In Timbuctoo
In Timbuctoo the tomb of Sidi Iata is revered as the oath relic. People swear before the mausoleum, voice the dead, and risk death for falsehood. A wife who swore falsely is chastised publicly and later sanctified as guardian of the tomb’s authenticity.
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le Cri de
Paris
Sidi Iata
Sidi Iain
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Sidi
Gustaian
Sidi Iala
Ban on poker by New York Americans manager Chance
New York March 15 Major league clubs tighten conduct rules. Frank Chance, new manager of the New York Americans, bans poker playing for money by his players. A Bermuda training camp report states a heavy fine will be imposed for violations.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago Nationals
Frank Chance
New York Americans
Bermuda
Chance
Philadelphia Americans Defeat Fort Worth 3 0 in Exhiting Game
Fort Worth loses to PhiladelphiaAmerican in Fort Worth Texas on March 15. Walsh made a long running catch likely robbing Allen of a homer in the fifth. Final score Philadelphia 3 Fort Worth 0. Batteries Coombs Brown Bender D Murphy Thomas Lapp Mc Cafferty Appleton Vance.
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Tex
Philadelphia American
Walsh
Allen
R.H. E. Philadelphia
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Brown
Bender
D. Murphy
Thomas
Lapp
McCafferty
Appleton
Vance
New Team Organized The John Williams Club Formed
The John Williams Club is the latest baseball team organized with W Bijsfeld as manager and John Williams as captain. Players include A Blew ett, Charles J Hoffmann, J Sellinger, H Lutz, 8S Applewhite, W Gerhardt, M Gerhardt and J Pack. Team seeks matches. contact Wisfeld Crockett or Charles Hoffmann Crockett 1189.
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W. Bijsfeld
Missionfield
A. Blewett
Charles J. Hoffmann
J. Sellinger
H. Lutz
Applewhite
W. Gerhardt
M. Gerhardt
J. Pack
Wisfeld
Crockett Eee
Charles Hoffman
Crockett
Wilcox Beats Carow 1100 to 49 in Rex Parlors Tourney
Wilcox defeated Carow 1100 to 49 in the 14-2 balk line billiard tournament at Rex parlors last night. Carow started strong with three in the first five innings, then Wilcox gained the lead with safe play, reaching his hundredth point in the eighty fifth inning and posting a high run of 10. The event concludes for the week, with play resuming Monday night and continuing nightly through the week.
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Wilcox
Carow
Rex
Smith Knocks Out English Champion in Madison Square Garden
Gunboat Smith of California knocked out Bombardier Wells, England’s heavyweight champion, in the second round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Wells led early with jabs and defense, but Smith rallied, delivering a series of rights and lefts that culminated in a final right to the jaw sending Wells crashing to the canvas.
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Gunboat Smith
California
Bombardier Wells
England
Madison Square Garden
Wells
Smith
W. T. Beats Peacock In Seven Inning Clash
West Texas Military Academy fists the Peacocks 3 to 2 in seven innings at West End diamond. Houston kept the Purple and Gold alive with timely relief work while Harlock and Williams starred for their teams. Harlock’s late three bagger tipped the balance in a tight, defensive game.
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Peacock
West End
Houston
Williams
Peacoe
Harlock
Wes Texas
R. H
West Texas
Harlock, Houston
Taylor and Hudson
Carr and Townes
Billiard Players Tie For Second In Balk Line Race
ST. LOUIS reports C. C. Peterson defeated George Sutton 400 to 376 in the 18.2 balk line billiard tournament to tie Sutton for second place. Earlier Calvin Demarest beat Jose Ortiz 400 to 181 in the afternoon session.
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C. C. Peterson
George Sutton
Sutton
Calvin Demarest
Jose Ortiz
Largest relay meet entries at Pennsylvania event reach sixty five colleges
Philadelphia March 14 The field for the University of Pennsylvania relay races on April 26 has grown to 65 colleges the largest number entered for any meet in the sport's history Dr J R Cunningham 449 Moore Bldg Osteopath old phone 984-5
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Bldg
Stranger in Boston Confuses Statue Identity
A New York Evening Sun tale describes a stranger in Boston asking a woman sketching who a statue on Copley Square represents. The woman replies she would call him Ar is-ti-des, provoking the stranger’s amazement. The twist: Bostonia corrects him, noting she was right to doubt him.
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Boston
New York
Copley Square
Bostonia
Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service at 221 East Commerce with phone contact 341 for emergency and non emergency transport needs.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
E. Commerce
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