Cardinals Entertained by Business Men in San Antonio
The St. Louis Cardinals under Miller Huggins were taken around San Antonio by local business leaders, with a lunch at a brewery and a city tour for players and accompanying scribes from the St. Louis papers. Guides included Bronchos manager George Leidy and San Antonio official Tom Connor. The group returned to Travelers' Hotel and planned brisk work at League Park ahead of weekend games. The trip also included press and sports editors from the Star Times Republic Globe-Democrat and included travel ads for, among others, a March 20 special train to a cattlemen convention.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Miller Huggins
San Antonio
W. J. O'Conner
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Colony
Harry
Woodward Carriage Company
George Leidy
Paul Bosselman
San Antonio Baseball Club
Tom Connor
Travelers’ Hotel
Cardinals
League Park
Huggins
Harrison J. Benson
Cardinal
Frank Snyder
Medina
Shreveport Defeats Reds in Texas League matchup
Shreveport beat the Cincinnati Nationals 6 to 3 on Tuesday as Caparulo was hit hard by Shreveport's offense. Andrews pitched six innings, allowing two hits and striking out six for the win. The score line noted Cincinnati errors and battery pairings Schulz Caparulo McHenry Wingo Sloan Andrews Wells.
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Shreveport
Reds
Cincinnati Nationals
Caparulo
Andrews
R. H. E. Cincinnat
Schulz, Caparulo
McHenry
Wingo
Sloan, Andrews and Wells
Frank Bros. Break Four League Records in City Tenpin
The Frank Bros tenpin quintet broke four records in the City League clash with Ahrens & Ott on Grand alleys Tuesday night but lost the first and last games. Hefner bowled a 278 single game and Derr totaled 698 for the series as the group put up 2873 pins and a second set score of 991. Eleven players notched doubles with Kohr 606, Hefner 625, and Derr leading in points.
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Frank Bros. Tenpin Quint
Ahrens & Ott Quint
Tenpinners
Hefner
Franks
Ernest Derr
Frank Bros. Quint
Frank Bros
Ahrens & Otts
Kohr
Derr
Sams Co
Joskes
Pe Hefner
Zane Erie
Allen Makes High Run in Chicago Pocket-Billiards
Champion Benny Allen of Kansas City shattered the high run record with a 58 in the tenth inning of his match against Joe Concannon of Jersey City. Allen finished the cen tury despite Concannon scoring 42. John Layton of Sedalia beat Charles Weston 100 to 83 in 46 innings while E I Ralph defeated George Clark 100 to 71 in 30 innings. Ralph Greenleaf beat M Petrie 100 to 83 to take the lead in the tournament.
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Chicago
Benny Allen
Kansas City
Joe Concannon
Jersey City
Allen
Concannon
John Layton
Sedalia
Charles Weston
E. I. Ralph
Trenton
N. J
George Clark
Brooklyn
Ralph Greenleaf
Monmouth
M. Petrie
K C Players Off for Camp
Kan sas City manager Danny Shay and eight players left Kansas City for Arkadelphia Ark for spring training. Shay will field 29 players in all as the three week session begins.
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K. C
Kansas City
Danny Shay
Kansas City American Association
Arkadelphia
Ark
Shay
Riehls Defend First Place In Bowling Tourney
In Toledo on March 15 the Columbus Riehl team faced eighteen rivals to defend top spot in the American Bowling Congress five man standings. Their 2895 total led the field as Chicago’s Thomas Marine led the two man event with 1927 and F Shaw topped the singles with 686.
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Riehls
Toledo
Ohio
Columbus
Thomas Marine
Chicago
F. Shaw
Government Hill Methodists win church league title
Government Hill Methodists defeated St Mark s Episcopalians 27 to 5 to claim the church basket ball league championship. In the second game McKinley Avenue Methodists beat Alamo Heights Methodists 17 to 5. Waits led with seven points for the winners, while Menger scored all points for the losers. Charter notices and various Texas company incorporar tions appeared after the sports item.
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Government Hill
Gambs
Alamo Heights
Waits
Reichardt
Williams
Sexauer
Menger
Govt. Hill
St. Mark's
Kaveon
Emeee
Clapton
McAlpine
Eankas
Wana
Weber
Satterlee - Schweppe McKinley
Ci Vier Vecodecs
Kuntz Albaugh Five Upset St. Mark's 26 to 17
The Kuntz Albaugh basketball team defeated St. Mark's 26 to 17 on St. Mark's court. Engelbert and Alford sparked the winners with passing and scoring, while Gish and Tobin G. Huag led St. Mark's. Lineups included Gish Clarke and Leary Smith with referee Muir. Bowden named Montgomery manager.
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Kuntze Albaugh
St. Mark's
Kuntz
Engelbert
Alford
Clarke
Gish
Jobin
Tobin G. Huag
Kuntz-Albaugh
St. Mark’s
R and S Bowler Five Beat Mills Engraving Five
Ransom and Silsbee bowers won the first two games 848 to 819 and 784 to 770, then Mills Engraving took the final 795 to 706. Mills led total pins 47, with Harry Mills totaling 549 and high game 211. Lantrip 540 and Scott 522 paced R and S, Lantrip 204 for their top individual game.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Mills Engraving Company
Mills Co
Harry Mills
Lantrip
Scott
Postoffice Prides
the Traction Co.quints
Mann
Names—Milling. Co
Ttl Schafer
Riley
Givauden
Metzke
Seeee
Nelson
Armbrust
West Texas Wins Open School Baseball Duel 27 to 1
West Texas defeated St. Mary's College 27 to 1 in the first academic series game Tuesday. West Texas pitchers held St. Mary's to three hits while their bats produced 21 hits led by Williams, Vance, Moyer, Lowe and Kasten. Williams hit a home run. Kaufman lone run for St. Mary’s came on a four-base hit. Batteries: Houston, Vance, Hadley and Lowe. Conley, Santa Cruz, Wolfram, Meyers and Meyers.
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St. Mary’s College
St. Mary's
Williams
Vance
Moyer
Lowe
Kasten
Kaufman
R. H. E. Worteees
Houston
Hadley
Conley
Santa Cruz
Wolfram
Meyers
Eisenhower
Israel
Laurel Heights Christians Triumph in National League Play
Laurel Heights M ethodists defeated First Presbyterians 31 to 18 to clinch the National League title in the Y M C A Sunday School series. Wells led with 15 points and A Spencer added 10 as Green and Icke led the Presbyterians in scoring. The championship series opens Saturday with St Marks Episcopal winners of the American League facing Laurel Heights, best two of five.
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First Presbyterian
Laurel Heights Methodists
Presbyterians
Wells
A. Spencer
G. Spencer
Jackson
Green
Icke
St. Mark's Episcopals
Laurel Heights
Kabakoff Beats Coulon In Eight-Round Bout
St Louis boxer Harry Kabakoff outpointed Eddie Coulon of New Orleans to win a referee's decision after eight rounds. Both fighters weighed in at 116 pounds.
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Louis
Harry Kabakoff
St. Louis
Eddie Coulon
New Orleans
Cuero Plans Three Day Clean-Up Campaign
Cuero announces a three day clean-up drive for March 21 22 and 23 led by Mayor H A Mugge. The Civic League Social Service League and citizens endorse the effort to prevent sickness during dry weather and the approach of summer.
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Cuero
Tex
Willard and Moran Ready for Sparring Day
Willard and Moran trained hard in New York as Willard planned sparring with Mona han Hemple and Rodel for several rounds in Central Park and a session with Hassan the Turkish wrestler. He aimed to cut weight below 245 pounds before facing Horan while Moran prepared with road runs and a lively gym schedule.
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New York
Willard
Moran
Big Kansan
Central Park
Monahan
Hemple
Rodel
Hasane
Dillon Bests Smith in Ten Round Bout Despite Weak Punches
Indianapolis boxer Jac Dillon defeated Gunboat Smith in a ten round fight held in Brooklyn on Tuesday night. Dillon weighed 170 pounds to Smith's 180 pounds, and his blows failed to show their usual effectiveness according to reports.
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New York
Jac Dillon
Indianapolis
Smith
Brooklyn
Dillon
Cubs Defeat Collegians in Tampa Game
In Tampa on Tuesday March 16 the Chicago Nationals defeated Southern College 21 to 5. The result highlights a strong Chicago offense and a lopsided scoring margin.
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Cubs
Tampa
Fla
Chicago Nationals
Southern College
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