SAMCOS Beat Eagle Furniture In Tenpin League Clash
San Antonio Machine and Supply Co bowling team won three straight games at Grand Alleys to gain in the Commercial Tenpin League standings over Eagle Furniture. Lindloff led with 480 pins, with 174s by Lindloff Leitner and Hahn marking the high game for the squad. Eagle captain Frazier totaled 515 pins for the match, including a 186 high single.
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San Antonio Machine and Supply Company
Eagle Furniture Company
Furniture Boys
Lindloff
Leitner
Hahn
Frazier
W. T. Garven
San Antonio Machine & Supply Co
Reeder
Newman
Wahn
Auburn Tech Face Elimination In Southern Title Race
Four teams remain in the southern championship with Georgia Tech, Georgia University, Vanderbilt, and Auburn. Auburn and Tech meet in Atlanta in a key elimination game. Other games today include Tennessee at Vanderbilt and LSU at Arkansas, with broader matchups shaping the race toward Thanksgiving.
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Atlanta
Georgia Technical
Georgia University
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Tech
Virginia Military Institute
North Carolina A
Richmond
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Lynchburg
Florida
South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
Tennessee
M.tulane
Meridian
Miss
Mercer- Stetson
Waycross
Chattanooga
Central Kentucky
English pros Ray and Vardon win 18-hole best ball match
Edward Ray and Harry Vardon defeated Walter Clark and Frederick Bell in an 18-hole best ball match at Denver. The English pair posted a 66, 16 under bogey, to finish ahead of the Denver professionals.
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Denver
Colo
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Walter Clark
Frederick Bell
Laurel Heights Golf Club Qualifying Set for Championship Tourney
The Laurel Heights Golf Club hosts its championship qualifying rounds this afternoon and Sunday with entries expected to exceed 50. Course maintenance completed and greens repaired after wind damage. The event uses scratch handicaps and all entrants are placed in flights. W J Lyons backs the championship cup as prizes are arranged per entries. Reeds Courtright Capshaw Spears Meacham Clark Hott brothers Rogers Lowry noted as top players and contributors.
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Laurel Heights
Will H. Symons
W. J. Lyons
Reeds
Courtright
Capshaw
Fred Capshaw
Spears
Rogers
Lowry
Longhorns Ready for Sooner Battle in Houston
Texas prepared for a key clash with Oklahoma, the fifteenth game of the season, after intense workouts aimed at refining new plays. Berry and Turner shone at end, Shelmire impressed as quarterback, while injuries to Simmons and Edmonds narrowed end options as the Longhorns study Oklahoma’s strong backfield.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Oklahoma Sooners
Houston
Texas
Sooners
Southwestern
Southwest
Oklahoma
Gene Berry
Notre Dame
Berry
Turner
Malone
Simmons
Edmonds
Lonehorn
Shelmire
Norrell
Barrell
Littlefield
Fred
Tex" Lamedeli
Pennsylvania
Clark Field
University of Pennsylvania
Longhorn
East
Allerdice
Rix
Wier
Longhorns
Bennie Owens
Reeds
Ambrister
Courtright
Huntress Ninepin Team Triumphs Over Hubs In Two
The Huntress ninepin team defeated the Hubs in two straight games at Turner hall. Strong bowling by Scholl Schmitt and Haarman led to two scores above 300, keeping Schmiedekind in top position in the ninepin race. First game scores show Huntress 307 and 265 for the Hubs, second game 304 to 239.
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Huntress
Turner Hall
Scholl
Schmitt
Haarman
Schmiedekinds
Fuer. Os
FAC Ats Ac
Winter League Set Two Showdowns At Krisch's Park
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 Krisch's park hosts two Winter League games. The Kaufmans face the Pruitts in the opening contest while the Mills Stars duel the Meters in a second clash. Meiers and Pruitts have strengthened and vow to challenge Mills and Kaufman at the top of the standings.
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Kaufmans
The
Pruitts
Mills Stars
Meters
Krisch's Park
Meiers
Mills
Kaufman Nines
SapS Vs Independents Clash At St Anthony GridIron
Sap football eleven meets St Mary's Independents in a rematch on St Anthony field tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in a decisive game to settle a prior tie. Both squads are evenly matched and price the clash as a notable local contest with kickoff set for 3 30.
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Sap
St. Mary's Independents
St. Anthony
Giants Beat Sox 9 to 1 in Arizona Exhibition
The New York Giants again defeated the Chicago White Sox in an exhibition game in Bizber Arizona. Final score 9 to 1 with Fromme winning on the mound, backed by Meyers and Russell. Daley handled Chicago’s battery duties.
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Bizber
Ariz
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
New York
Chicago
Fromme
Meyers
Russell and
Daley
Cornell Versus Michigan Draw Record Crowd In Ithaca
A record breaking crowd filled Ithaca for the Cornell Michigan football game. Cornell's team showed top form though star end Jack O’Hern was sidelined by an eye injury, leaving the lineup unchanged from the Harvard game.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Michigan
Harvard
Jack O'Hern
Country Club Golf Finals Highlight San Antonio Meet
The October flight finals will end today at the San Antonio Country Club with three matches left to decide the flight winner Clarence Mangham defeated Frank M. Lewis in Class A and Mangham took the top prize. The bogey tourney draws attention for its odd format and a planned blind bogey event follows next Saturday before more Saturday tournaments lead to Christmas. The golf committee plans a new schedule then and the season looks bright.
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San Antonio
Clarence Mangham
Frank M. Lewis
Young Mangham
Bogey
High School Field Set for State Championship Clash
Austin, McGregor, Houston, Port Arthur, Corpus Christi and Marlin lead South Texas in the race for the State High School championship with Fort Worth, Dallas, Sherman and Bonham strong in the North. Today’s matchups include Fort Worth vs Dallas and Austin vs Marlin, with Clark Field hosting the December 6 title game.
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Austin
Tex
Clark Field
South Texas
McGregor
Houston
Port Arthur
Corpus Christi
Marlin
North Texas
Sherman
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Dallas
Quanah
Childress
Bonham
Beaumont
The
University
Notre Dame Beats Penn State 14 to 7 at State College
Notre Dame defeated Pennsylvania State College 14 to 7 on the home field in State College. The contest was described as the hardest fought and most brilliantly played in Penn State history.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Notre Dame University
Kansas State Routs Texas A&M 12 0 in Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College defeated Texas A M College 12 to 0 in Manhattan yesterday. Other items note President Lynch denying knowledge of a Pennsylvan ia governor’s NL presidency campaign and a Perfection Lard promotion.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Felthouse Wins Trio in Y M C A Handball Showdown
Felthouse defeated Klieforth in straight games 11 2 11 2 11 4 in a Class A handball match at the YMCA tournament. Klieforth, a capable opponent, fought hard but could not match the wiry Felthouse, a plumber by trade listed with phone 897.
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Arthur Klieforth
Fred Felthouse
Felthouse
Klieforth
Yale stadium near completion eyed by alumni at Princeton-Yale game
Yale alumni gathering in New Haven for the Princeton Yale game will tour the under construction Yale stadium known as the blue bowl. The sunken arena will seat about 60 000, with tunnels and walls rising as bids for seats and finishing features near.
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Yale
New Haven
Eli
Tiger
Harvard
Syracuse University
David Daggett
Committee of Twenty-One
Sandea
Off Day Lineup Offers Final Prep Games in Central States
An off day in central states football brings only final workouts before championships. Drake meets Missouri at Columbia and Mount Vernon faces the Michigan Aggies. Indiana plays Iowa at Iowa City. Chicago faces Northwest at Evanston. Mount Vernon meets Michigan Aggies at Lansing. Ohio State battles Wisconsin at Madison. Purdue plays Rose Poly Tech at Lafayette.
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Chicago
Drake
Missouri
Columbia
Mount Vernon
Michigan Aggies
Indiana
Iowa
Iowa City
Northwest
Evanston
Lansing
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Madison
Purdue
Rose Poly Tech
Lafayette
Yale versus Brown grid clash in New Haven today
Yale and Brown meet in New Haven with Brown players in prime condition and confident they will beat Yale, which seeks rebound after a Colgate defeat and sharp criticism. Alfred J. Lill says he is not a candidate for AAU presidency but will help if asked. AAU meeting in New York on November 17.
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New Haven
Conn
Brown
Yale
Robinson
Colgate
Dartmouth Meets Penn in First Gridiron Clash Since 16 Years
Dartmouth and the University of Pennsylvania met on the gridiron in Philadelphia marking their first meeting in sixteen years. Both sides showed confidence that a victory would position them for the football championship.
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Dartmouth
Penn VU
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Two Football Games Slated For Today
Local enthusiasts have two college football games this afternoon in separate city locations. Peacock Academy hosts Kerrville’s Tivy High School at Peacock field, while San Antonio Academy faces West Texas Military Academy at Electric Park in a 3:30 p.m. kickoff. Peacock seeks a decisive win as Kerrville promises a stout challenge, and the West Texas–San Antonio Academy rivalry is expected to produce a hard fought clash. The article notes broader sports events and Berlin training plans for next year, with cross country and Olympic preparation timelines outlined.
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Peacock Academy
Tivy High School
Kerrville
Peacock Field
San Antonio Academy
West Texas Military Academy
Electric Park
Peacock
West Texas
Berlin
Kpenzlein
Germans Fail 10 Break Any Records In Leipzig Meet
The first intercollegiate athletic meet in Germany took place in Leipzig during the Battle of Nations centennial. Dr. Alvin Kraenzlein oversaw German athletics for the 1916 Olympics, but results showed German athletes needing development to reach Olympic level.
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Berlin
Germany
Leipsic
Alvin C. Kraenzlein
Kern
Munich
Lippencott
America
Hermann
Reidpath
Hoffman
Charlottenburg
Jackson
England
Hall
Kelly
Liebrich
Stuttgart
Richards
Hagen
Gutterson
Pohlmann
Babcock
Buchgeister
Taipale
Finland
Johann George of
Saxony
University of
Princeton Har vard clash Shapes up in Nov rain at Princeton
Princeton football fans expect a hard fought clash with Harvard despite J S Baker an injured knee. Harvard touted as strongest team with Princeton optimistic, history shows Princeton leads series 18 to 4 with last year 16 to 6 Harvard win. Lineups list players at left end to fullback with Glick and Logan starring for Princeton both sides aiming for win in eighteenth meeting since 1877.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
J. S. Baker
Tiger
Glick
Hammond Hi
Cbee
Nicholson’s Thorough Build Drives America Cup Hope
London designer Nicholson who built and skippered the 15 meter Istria shows meticulous care aboard during Kiel races. He is calm about Shamrock IV, saying another larger yacht is just more work, yet he vows complete effort to win the cup.
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London
British Isles
Charles Nicholson
Istria
Kiel
Nicholson
Southwest Texas Triumphs Over San Antonio High 32 to 14
Southwest Texas Normal defeated San Antonio High School 32 to 14 in a fast game at San Marcos. Normal dominated with the line, backs scoring repeatedly, while Young of High School shone despite being outweighed. Coers led Normal with multiple runs as teammates Saunders Leslie and Ward supported the effort.
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San Marcos
Tex
Southwest Texas Normal
San Antonio High School
Normal
High School
Young
High
Igh
Thayer
Hill
Coers
Saunders
Leslie
Devinnie
Ward
Shands
Leonard
L. A
Devinnia
Cuban Is Winner New York Three-Cushion Title Match
Alfred De Oro of Cuba defeated Joseph Carney of Denver 64 to 43 in the final block to retain the three-cushion billiards title. The total score for the match was 150 to 143, with De Oro scoring the deciding point in the eighty-sixth inning and making the highest run of the night with nine in the twenty-eighth.
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New York
Alfred de Oro
Cuba
Joseph Carney
Denver
Carney
de Oro
Grenda Leads Cyclists In Six Day Race At Arena
Alf Grenda and partner Carman rode a merry whirl to close the gap after a partner change caused by Hehir’s loss. The duo won a lap before Fogler and Root surged ahead. By ten, the leaders stood at 1043 miles with five riders up two laps, while Grenda Carman and Corry trailed three laps.
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Boston
Alf Grenda
Arena
Hehir
Grenda
Carman
Fogler
Root
Grenda Carman
Ryan Corry
You Won’t Get It Unless You Ask For It TT
A compact note states the phrase You won’t get it unless you ask for it followed by TT and Advy, reflecting a brief, ambiguous item. No clear event or named entities are given beyond these initials.
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EAGLE
Frazier Stars
le Ene Co
E. Garven
Co. L. Garven
FE. J. Garven
Frazier Seers
Ww. T. Garven
Eee
Armbrust
Elstner
Georgia Tech
Georgia A. Vanderbilt
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Stotts & GO
Gunter Building
Jeff
Ear Renough
Gormarrt
Sra
Texas University
SAPS
Giants
SOX
Callahan
Penn State
Quakers
Texas Aggies
Kansas
Lynch
Tener
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Cojlman
Yale Stadium
Central States
Tivy High
Academy
Dr. Kraenzlein
Tigers
Crimson
Phillips Hitchcock Ee
Cowen
Ballin
Semmens
Yee
Eporimigt
Oscewe
Shea
Sceoe Storer
Logan
Hardwick
Peanie En
Braddee
Brickley
Southwest Texas
Leusera
Gray
Aubrey
Bangs Oof von
Sea Thayer-Wheeler
Fouts
McKay
Gullett
OM Outfitters & Uilsbee
LTT
Silda
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