Light Tenpin Team Upset Mavericks In San Antonio
The San Antonio Light bowling club shocked the Commercial Tenpin League by sweeping all three games against Maverick Clarke Company. Watkins led the Light with 219 in a 569 series, Wagener added 510, while Teich struggled early but recovered. Maverick Clarke was hurt by Gosling's absence and Hooligan, filling in, posted 369.
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San Antonio Light
Maverick- Clarke Company
Mills Engraving Company
San Antonio Machine & Supply Company
Watkins
Wagener
Teich
Jeff
Quinn
Captain Long
Mavericks
Gosling
St. Louis
Haberdashers
Lnte
Shoul
San Antonio
Baylor Eleven Beats Daniel Baker In Rainy Field
Baylor football defeated Daniel Baker 6 to 0 at Waco in a drizzle. Baylor scored early when Leach ran for a touchdown after a Williams kickoff and pass combination. The Baptists’ defense held as Daniel Baker threatened briefly, with the game played in wet, hard-hitting conditions.
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Waco, Tex
Baylor
Daniel Baker
Williams
Leach
Baptists
Presbyterians
Pic He Dicksh Ps
Fouts
Pn OA Fayale Rogers
Ward
Dozier
Danielle Baylor
Adams
Williams-Matthews Slim
Gibbs
Alea. Land
Robertson-Managan
Iaal
Utay
Braun
Sewanee
Coley
Touchdown
Klaus Team Wins Two Games In Turner Ninepin Series
Klaus beats Gutzeits in two games with low scores. Klaus players H Klaus Puppe Heberer and Gerloff led in pins while E Gutzelt topped Gutzeits. First game scores show Klaus 269 and Gutzelt 263. second game Klaus 268 and Gutzelt 211.
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Klaus
Gutzeits
H. Klaus
Puppe
Heberer
Gerloff
E. Gutzelt
Gutzelt
Stilles Team Wins YMCA Volleyball Session Clash
The business men of the YMCA staged the season’s most engaging volleyball session. Stille's aggregation defeated Gaddas' squad three games to two after dropping the first two 11-4 and 11-8. Stille's rallied 11-9 11-7 11-9 with sharp teamwork.
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Stille
Gaddas
Bartlet
Floyd
Smith
MelInery
C. Smith
Farrington
Taffinder
Vardon Sets Course Record in Foursome Victory
English pros Harry Vardon and Edward Ray defeated James M. Barnes of Tacoma and Robert Johnstone of Seattle in a best ball foursome in Tacoma. Vardon set a new course record with a 67 in the afternoon round, the course par being 73.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
James M. Barnes
Robert Johnstone
Seattle
Vardon
First Team Beats Second Team In Local YMCA Clash
The YMCA senior basketball game ended 25 to 24 as the first team defeated the second after a close first half 15 all. Barret, Fuquay, Anderson, and Slimp led the winners with multiple field goals, while Butler Knight, R. E. Gordon, and O’Hair top scored for the losers. Referee was George Wheeler. timekeeper T. F. Pinkney.
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Barret
Fuquay
Anderson
Slimp
Butler Knight
Knight
R. E. Gordon
O'Hair
TTT
Tsee
Rain Cancels Giants White Sox Game in Abilene
Rain halted the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox game in Abilene Texas drawing large crowds despite wet conditions. The teams departed for El Paso after the stoppage. Notre Dame football squad heads East for clash with Pennsylvania State next Saturday. Freshmen routed by regulars in York last week.
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Giant Sox
Abilene
Tex
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
el Paso
Notre Dame
Ind
Pennsylvania State
Army
Fair Grounds Track Set for Big Automobile Races
The Fair Grounds dirt track will receive 611 unbroken doses this week to prepare for November 20 22 and 23 automobile races by the San Antonio Automobile Club and the Chamber of Commerce. J M Vance oversees the improvements as the course is scraped dragged harrowed and new dirt rolled into low spots. Turns will be banked slightly higher to allow drivers to stay in throttle through the ends and race fast along both stretches. The track has long hosted motor events and now nears peak condition for upcoming races.
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W. W. Hering
The
Automobile Club
Mason Team
Bill Chandler
Joe Rickenberger
George Clarke
Dallas
Texas
W. H. Bertrand
Mercedes Car
Jesse Callahan
Johnny Raimey
Barney Oldfield
Hering
Fair Grounds
San Antonio Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Vance
Vance
Murphy Beats Kottler In Long Handball Match At Y M C A
Murphy defeats Kottler 11 10 2 10 7 in a dramatic five set B class handball clash at the Y M C A yesterday. Young upsets Bacon 11 6 7 4 in Class B while Causey meets Bennett and West faces Roemer in today’s lineup.
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Young
Bacon
Dan Murphy
George Kottler
Kottler
Murphy
J. E. Young
B. Bacon
Turners Ninepin Women Bowls Tie After Stand Off
The Turner team led by Miss Dulling defeated Miss Wiedenfeld 248 to 282 in one game while Wiedenfeld’s side beat Miss Dulling 237 to 215. The two contests keep both contenders tied for premier honors and a deciding bow-off is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Turner
Miss Dulling
Miss Wiedenfeld
Miss Dulnig
Davis Wins Los Angeles to Phoenix Road Race
Olin Davis, a young San Diegan, wins the sixth annual 574.4 mile road race from Los Angeles to Phoenix with a time of 18 hours 40 minutes, averaging about 30 mph. Guy Ball finishes second in 21 hours 4 minutes 1 second, Louis Nikrent third in 21 hours 58 minutes. Faculty Cancels Football Schedule. Ursinus College in Collegeville notes the death of student athlete George Gay from a neck injury during a Phoenixville game, canceling the remaining schedule with only two games left.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Olin Davis
San Diegan
Davis
Guy Ball
Louis Nikrent
Collegeville
George Gay
Ursinus College
Phoenixville
Pennsylvania Military College
Franklin and Marshall
Teaces UW and Sooners Rivalry in Historic Texas OU Games
UT and Oklahoma football data spans 1900 1911 with 14 meetings. Texas led 8 5 and 1 tie. Texas 186 points Oklahoma 130. Notable eras include 1900 undefeated Texas 28 2 and 1908 50 0 Oklahoma victory in snow. Editorial note praises Texas Oklahoma friendship and sportsmanship with Thanksgiving Day crowd and mutual respect.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Longhorns
Sooners
Clark Field
Oklahoma City
Longhorns
Norman
Dallas
University of Oklahoma College
A A U Basketball League Meets Tonight
Representatives of the Y M C A St Mark s Travis Club Swastikas and the San Antonio Turn Verein will meet at the Travis Club to complete the A A U Basketball League. Two other clubs seek admission and their applications will be considered. President Arthur Storms says amateur athletics will flourish in San Antonio as local plans aim to place athletics on a sound basis.
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St. Mark's Travis Club
Swastikas
San Antonio Turn Verein
Travis
San Antonio
Arthur Storms
Swift’s S S S blood purifier promises renewed strength
An advertising pitch extols S. S. S. as a safe blood bath free from minerals like mercury and arsenic. It claims to cleanse the blood, relieve skin diseases, rheumatism, and other ailments, boosting energy and appearance, with medical advice offered from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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S. S.S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Meare ’ Nt
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E. Houston St
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Houston St
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Antonio
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