Transfer Not Pleasing in Texas League
In Houston on May 28, President Otto Sens of the Houston team said Austin club owners would likely face a transfer blocked by other league owners. He suggested the Texas League might finance Austin and run the club instead to keep it from moving to Shreveport. Also noted is an experimental insulation paper being made in Boston from Hawaiian pineapple leaf fiber.
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Houston
Tex
Austin
Andranchise
Shreveport
Otto Sens
Sens
Texas League
Boston
Penn
Cuba
Sumatra
Free Book Of Personal Advice For Men Offer
A pamphlet titled as a free private pocket compendium for men offers 8000 words and 40 photos. Readers receive a free illustrated booklet by mail with no obligation, plus optional purchase of a mechanical Vitalizer. Free copies ship worldwide after coupon request.
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Pease
Wgerman, Sand
P. En
Enkind S
San Antonio Coliseum fund opens with prizes for subscribers
Public subscription to a $150,000 Coliseum fund for San Antonio begins. An initial $25,000 is secured for ground purchase while a stockholder meeting will form a permanent league and authorize issuing dollar shares. Prizes donated by merchants will reward those bringing in the largest $1 subscriptions, as the campaign aims to mobilize broad city support.
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Coliseum League
League
Ben P. Converse
Greater
Coliseum
San Antonians
W. Fenstermaker
Mike Goggan
Belmore
Hertzberg Jewelry Company
Ww. C. Sullivan Investment Company
William N. Capurro
Dahrooge Post Card Company
Adolph
Dreiss
E. Farris & Co
R. H. Hofbeins
Praeger’s Hardware Company
Palace of Sweets
Ziegler & Ziegler
G. A. Stowers Furniture Company
Dromgoole Bros
Alkemeyer’s
Smith’s
A. M. Fischer
Kodak
Wittmer-Crane Millinery Company
Burton & Danforth
Ingleside
Harbor City
B. W. Kirkland
Rchandise
P. D. Hauser Floral Company
J. F. Fentiman
Fomby-Jones Company
Noah Spears Company
Louis’ Book Store
Bearce Curio Shop
A. Levytansky
Rabe
Juliet Witter
Graham & Collins
H. C. Rees Optical Company
James H. Kray
W. & G. Shoe Store
Doyle-Bridger Optical Company
Newton-Weller-Wagher Company
Meert
Ll. B. Collins
Braunschweig-Briam-Reich Company
Bogusch
Crowther
Tex
Fred Hummert
W. G. Schuwirth & Co
Dallas
Wood Printing and Engra Company
Southern Texas Truck Growers
Wearever Aluminum Company
E. Y. White Dyeing and Cleaning Company
M. Milgrom
San Antonio Tent and
Dean
George Keene
Keene's
Invincible Cigars
The
Edgewood Distill Company
Gebhardt Chili- Powder Company
Meier
Joseph Landa
King-Richter
Aety ‘Oster Bros. Company
Bond-George
Ciwational Bischit Company
Oation
Entries for Light Cup Bring Swift Entries for Light Cup
The Y M C A swamps with entries for the Sunday school meet to win the Light cup in next Saturdays outdoor contests. George Wheeler says top amateurs from San Antonio will compete. Rivalry runs deep as contenders prepare and a 100 yard dash field promises a new record on fast track.
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George Wheeler
San Antonio
Lambert claims one hour motor record on Brooklands track
J W Lambert set a 60 minute record with 103 miles 1470 yards on the Brooklands track last February driving a Talbot 25 6 horsepower. He split the first 50 miles in 29 minutes 2 5 seconds and the 100 miles in 57 minutes 49 3 8 seconds. Two local cars Cadillac and Chalmers 36 began a long overland trip to St Louis via Fort Worth and Oklahoma City with Lambert and Dischert.
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Ray Harroun
J. W. Lambert
Brooklands
Lambert
Cadillac
Chalmers
Homer Lambert
William Dischert
St. Louis
Mr. Lambert
Chicago
New York
Mr. Dischert
Illinois
Detroit
Fort Worth
el Reno
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Oswego
Joplin
Kansas City
A A U Names Delegates to Berlin Congress
New York May 28 James E Sullivan Bartown Weeks Joseph B McCabe and Col Robert M Thompson were appointed by President Gustavus T Kirby of the Amateur Athletic Union to serve with him as representatives of the A A U at the International Athletic Congress to be held in Berlin August 20 to 24 The appointments follow a resolution adopted at the last annual A A U meeting in November.
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New York
James E. Sullivan
Bartowns. Weeks
Joseph B. McCabe
Robert M. Thompson
Gustavus T. Kirby
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
International Athletic Congress
Berlin
Kirby
Alumni Captain Baldwin to Lead Varsity Exhibition Team
Star Baldwin of Houston who captained the 1911 Texas Longhorns baseball team has agreed to lead the alumni side in a Monday afternoon exhibition against the varsity during commencement on June 9. He states he has sent letters to former Texas stars inviting them to compete.
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Baldwin
Star Baldwin
Houston
University of Texas
The
University Today
Evers Accuses Camnitz of Intentional Hits in Pittsburg Game
Chicago manager John Evers accuses pitcher How ard Camnitz of deliberately aiming at batters heads during last Sunday's game in Pittsburg. Evers vows to crusade against pitchers who target batters including Larry Cheney Archer and Heine Zimmerman in the incident.
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Evers
Cammitz
Chicago
John Evers
Chicago Nationals
Howard Camnitz
Larry Cheney
Archer
Pittsburg
Heine Zimmerman
Waivers Sought on Reulbach and Richie
Chicago May 28. Waivers have been asked on pitchers Reulbach and Richie longtime Chicago Nationals players. Manager Tinker of Cincinnati refused to waive on Reulbach. None of the other clubs requested Richie.
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Reulbach
Chicago
Richie
Chicago Nationals
Tinker
Cincinnati
Frankie Burns Knocks Out Hoppe in Ninth Round
Frankie Burns of Oakland defeated Willie Hoppe of San Francisco by knockout in the ninth round of a ten round lightweight bout in Oakland California last night. Advertisement for screen doors and windows by Sam Speir Hdn Co successors to Hofheinz at 219 Losoya Street.
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Frankie Burns
Oakland
Cal
Frank Burns
Willie Hoppe
San Francisco
Sam Speir Hdn. Co
E. L. Hofheinz
Losoya Street
Automobiles and Trucks Star in Texas Motor Company Notes
Desmukes of Rock Springs L G Boyle of Seguin and Dr J F Frolich of Smithville are among recent buyers of Overland electric cars. B O Sims of Kingsville bought a Cross-country Rambler. A one ton Wichita truck used by J F Schlater dairy man hauls 1500 pounds ten miles to city and back daily since last November. Stromberg says this is one of many reliable services by the Texas motor truck in San Antonio. He adds an order from Charles E Crist of Blanco for a two ton Wichita.
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Flanders
San Antonio
Detroit
Larbardie
Desmukes
Rock Springs
L. G. Boyle
Seguin
J. F. Frolich
Smithville
B. O. Sims
Kingsville
C. E. Stromberg
Woodward Carriage Company
Wichita
J. F. Schlater
Reurn
Mr. Stromberg
Texas Motor
Harbor Deepening Contract Nears Let In Aransas
The $500000 harbor deepening project at Aransas is set to be let soon. Col. Riche and Col. D. M. Picton guide specifications and bidding preparations as major dredging and rock transport plans anticipate hundreds of jobs and boosted nearby values. Investors are urged to consider two lots with stock in Harbor City and Ingleside at $100.
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Col
Riche
D. M. Picton
Harbor City
Ingleside
Amateur golf title tension in St Andrews rounds
In the fourth round at St Andrews on May 28 Worthington of Midsurrey Golf Club edged Harold Weber of Toledo one up. H Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester Massachusetts defeated A V Hambro of Royal St Georges Club by one up. Hambro beat H H Hilton last year at Westward Ho.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Worthington
Midsurrey Golf Club
Harold Weber
Toledo
H. Heinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Mass
A. V. Hambro
Royal St. George's Club
Hambro
H. H. Hilton
Westward Ho
Formation of National Scholastic Athletic Association
New York May 28 The formation of a national scholastic athletic association will be linked to the national school boy track meet at Travers Island June 7 under the New York A. T. James E. Sullivan and Matthew Halpin head sponsors. The group plans with intercollegiate bodies to set eligibility rules standard events and an age limit for school boys with a record committee to judge new records.
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New York
National Scholastic Athletic Association
New York A. T
Travers Island
James E. Sullivan
Matthew Halpin
Stockholm
International Athletic Congress Formed in 1914 Berlin
New York May 28 The International Athletic Congress will meet in August to standardize international athletics. Prominent nations will send delegates including United States figures like G T Kirk and James E Sullivan. The congress aims to guide policies ahead of the 1914 Berlin Olympic commission meeting in June.
Williams Breaks Yale Win Streak With 2 0 Shutout
Yale's seven game winning run ended as Williams shut out Yale 2 to 0 on a rain soaked Yale field. Pitching duel between Gile and Hodge favored Yale slightly despite the loss.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Williams
Gile
Hodge
A Big Chicken Supper Tonight at Riverside Restaurant
The note advertises a big chicken dinner and supper tomorrow at Riverside Restaurant located at 101 E Houston St. It mentions Shortstop Weaver, who has recovered from a head injury, joining the group after a successful recovery.
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Morrow
Shortstop Weaver
Riverside
Houston St
Panther Cann Recalled by Blues Manager Carr
Fort Worth Texas May 28. Pitcher Cann a left hander from Kansas City has been recalled from Fort Worth by Blues manager Carr Dusty Rhoades a former big league pitcher has been signed by the Panthers to replace him.
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Panther Cann
Fort Worth
Tex
Cann
Kanesas City
Carr
The
Blues
Dusty” Rhoades
Panthers
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