Aldworth no hits Hamandas in seven as Aurens & Otts win
Sunday afternoon the Aurens & Ott team kept its winning streak with a no hit, no run seven inning performance by Richard Aldworth against the Harlandales. Aldworth struck out 17, while Meadquarters and Lowther Bros also had strong showings in a bustling post season amateur championship. Umpires McCafferty and Anderson noted the fast ball's jump as the crowd watched a rare pitching feat.
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Gascos Sweep Over P. P. Prides in Cy Pit League Night
Gascos sweep of the Prides featured Captain Arnbrust with top single game 211 and 626 series. Waren Fehr added 529 and 210, Zuerker newcomer bowled 200, Eldridge fed Prides 473, and McMoogle led single-game with 148 in second set. Mills Engraving and Sams Co. bowl a three game date tonight.
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Independent League to Hold Anjquit Seseton In Trelanapolis
Chicago Nov 1 report says club owners of the Medern League will meet in Indianapolis on November 4 for their annual gathering.
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Yale Football Team in a Row New Haven Story
Storm over Yale football after RUOR showing. Captain Ane Wilson ignores coach Hindey and summons ex-captain Tom Shey Lin of Minneapolis to take charge. Other former Yale stars plan to visit this week to help with preparations.
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West End Pharmacy Defeats Federale 3 to 2 in Scrappy Game
West End Pharmacy edged West End Federale 3 to 2 at Khanh's Park Sunday. Barnes pitched well for the winners, fanning nine and allowing a handful of hits. Teall doubled for the Federale in the fifth, while Pharmacy’s Faubats Velters Barnes and Salez starred with the bat in a seven inning affair.
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Richard Aldworth's Pitching Record Sunday
Richard Aldworth's pitching record from Sunday shows he faced Minch in seven innings with sixteen outs recorded and nine batters struck out. The narrative notes several miscues and the opposing lineup facing him, detailing walks and hits that affected the score.
Officers Quartet Defeats Civilians in Polo Match
Two picked quartets of polo players entertained visitors as the Milaly team defeated the civilians combination on Trentfeld by three goals to one. Notable moments came in the second period when the officers led 6 to 3. Captain Reeves scored three of the six. Lieutenant Kirby and Bill Meadows starred for the civilians, each delivering strong defense and skillful riding as the match unfolded in mid afternoon.
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Willard Ready to Defend Title in New Orleans Bout
World heavyweight champion Willard said he will defend his title after his New Orleans engagement. He and manager Tom Jones expect to stay several days to negotiate a potential March defense against a fighter chosen by local promoters amid Mardi Gras and horse racing. An eastern promoter is also pursuing a New Haven, Connecticut bout with a $32,000 offer reportedly on the table. Willard, weighing about 260 pounds, praised his training and said he plans to visit family before any defense.
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Fried Will Get Trial With Bronchos In San Antonio
Cy Fried, a left handed pitcher, signs with the Alivans Ott team after Aldworth and Pred join the squad. Manager George Leide notes Fried, once limited to outfield, is now a top pitching prospect. The disbanded Colininux team had spurred the moves as post season plans shifted.
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Troop L Victorious Over Company F In Fort Sam Houston Football
Troop L football eleven defeated Company F at Fort Sam Houston Sunday afternoon. R. Kelly crossed the line for a first quarter TD, Gillis added a second in the second with a 10 yard run. Final score 12 0 at halftime as Company F failed to score in the second half. Captain Powers and Gillis starred for Troop L. Keir led the losers’ attack.
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Chapas Edge Cadenae In Final Fast Pitch Clash
Chapas defeated Cadenae in a tense deciding game to win a five game series at Wrisch's park. Hein Stahl and Henderson led the offense with timely hits while pitchers kept the pace tight. Final score 8 to 7.
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A Few Minutes With The Sporting Editor
A roundup of local sports news touches on amateur baseball prospects in Texas and Oklahoma, with Ket Antoal and Tek Aldworth noted among managers and players. The piece highlights upcoming spring efforts, boxing matches featuring Mavis and Davis, and potential signings with promoter Nate Jackson while detailing plans to boost amateur athletics nationwide.
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The Wrights of Columbus Rout Troop K Eleven
The Wrights of Columbus overwhelmed Fort Sam Honstoy Troop K Eleven in a Sunday gridiron game. The Knights showed speed and teamwork with strong passes and runs highlighted by Evans’s 28 yard score and multiple second quarter touchdowns.
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Somers and Nebraska Fall Short to West Vex Kansas It
Nebraskar won unintentionally as Ames and Kansister failed to reach a decision. Missouri and Oklahoma battled in a scoreless clash while Kansas struggled against Oklahoma, losing 23 to 14. Oklahoma’s fourth win in five years dashed Kansas hopes as Nebraska pressed toward the title amid confusions and disputed outcomes.
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Texas Aggies, Drake edge Washington in rugged games
In a hard fought slate, Drake upset Washington 27 15 as Texas A M toppled the Redskins 21 7 in Dallas. Texas Texas University and Rice rolled past opponents with decisive scores while Kansas and Haskell showcased rugged defense and stellar forward passing against Texas rivals.
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