Gas Company Team Defeats Households in Commercial League
The Gas & Electric bowling team defeated Households in the three game session 644 to 608, 604 to 627, and 627 to 604. Walser led the losers with 505 total and a 188 single game. L Halliday led the winners with 478 and a 170 single game. Wednesday night the Uvalde Gulf quint will face Service Engraving Company.
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The
Gas & Electric Company
Teeewes
J. W. White
Ose Mushall
Intercollegiate Tennis Plan Outlined for Eastern Colleges
The proposed league includes Yale Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania and Cornell. Each team to play four singles and two doubles per match with six players if possible. Matches to be held in spring, with a championship banner for the leader and captains as the executive committee.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Intercollegiate Tennis Association
Boston Club Sale Signals New Chapter in Baseball Power Shifts
New owner Harry Frazee acquires the Boston Americans for 675000 after a year of rumored sales. The sale follows J J Lannin's price of 750000 and reflects broader major league changes as other owners weigh dispositions of holdings. Frazee brings promotional savvy and experience in sports ventures to the Red Sox franchise and park property.
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New York
J. J. Lannin
Red Sox
Lannin
Boston Americans
Boston
Harry Frazee
Havana
Cuba
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Frazee
Van Cleave's Five Wins in Y M C A Business Boys Contest
William Van Cleave defeated Jack Bond 20 to 16 and lost to Frank Erben 8 to 4 in the business boys class at the Y M C A Tuesday. Albin Icke scored four field goals, Virgil Winters three, Raymond Farrington one. Sweeney and Reimschissel added three apiece for Van Cleave. Erben led with six of eight points in the second game, Erich Menger adding a field goal. Bailey guarded well. Lineups listed for Van Cleave, Bond, and Erben teams.
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William van Cleave
Jack Bond
Frank Erben
Alvin Icke
Virgil Winters
Raymond Farrington
Clarence Boldt
Orrell Sweeney
Julius Reimschissel
Allen Hines
Forrest Fesler
Erich Menger
Gilbert Bailey
Julies Reimschissel
van Cleave
Forest Fesler
O. Sweeney
Bond
Erben
Joe Glass
Robert Stites
Yachting Gains Popularity Among Wealthy Cuban Elite
In New York Cuba’s rising prosperity boosts yachting as a premier sport among wealthy Cubans. Havana Yacht Club races become a season feature and larger racing yachts are ordered in the U.S. Producers hope American owners join international races and possibly challenge for the America’s Cup in the years ahead.
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New York
Cuba
Havana
Myers Defeats Pieper In Y M C A Handball Match
William Myers defeated William Pieper in the Y M C A handball Class C third round 11-5 11-5 7-11 11-9. Pieper led early in game one before Myers routed with placement and service. Eddie Barr refereed. next finals feature Walter Janert vs Gilbert Bailey with winner meeting Robert Joyce for Class D title.
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William Myers
William Pieper
Pieper
Myers
Eddie Barr
Walter Janert
Gilbert Bailey
Business Boys
Robert Joyce
Clique Plot to Oust Matchmaker Johnston at Garden
New York November 8 a clique of borrowing sportsmen seeks to oust James Jay Johnston from his roles as matchmaker and manager of the Show Corporation which runs boxing at Madison Square Garden. Johnston argues he should stay noting Garden profits and a string of successful events including Moran Willard and Leonard Dundee bouts.
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New York
James Jay Johnston
Show Corporation
Madison Square Garden
James Jay
Jay
Johnston
Garden
Garden General
Jimmy Coffroth
Metropolis
Willard-Moran
Tex’ Rickard
Owen
Dundee Sqlary
Oohnston
Langford
McVey
Gorden
Heir 16 Throne at the Front in Somme Town
British officer prince attached to headquarters along the Somme renders valuable service. The report notes his presence in a little town as World War I actions continue nearby.
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Somme
Prince
Hunter Versus Bears and an Inventor’s Rubber Ball
A hunter shoots a bear near 100 feet, killing it with heart shot, then fires at a second bear and finally ends the threat as bears leap around. The incident precedes a note about a Texan inventor’s large rubber ball aimed to envelop pedestrians, triggering air release to set brakes on cars.
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Smith
Bears Left Wounded in Mer ritt Shootout Hero Smith
In Wenatchee Washington Mer ritt bears season tale centers on H B Smith who shot a bear about 200 yards away wounding its foreleg The wounded animal came toward him and the report ends with further details unread in the fragment.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Merritt
H. B. Smith
Smith
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Walser
Commercial Tenpin League
Pet Gas & Electrics
Traction
Somaliland
International News Service
George McMann
Bomchany
Mr.m.thead
Jigs
Casey
Dansant
Telephone Crockett 7700
T. B. Baker
San Antonio
Menger Plantation
Menger
Edwin H. Lee
Crockett
Gunter Hotel
Ing Public
Percy Tyrrell
Hot Wells Hotel and Bath House
Arthur G. Jury
E— van Cleave
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Texas
NOA Spears CO
Losoya St
Chicago
E. Houston St
Chas. Zoller
Dolorosa St
Clique
Prince OF Wales
Wales
George
England
Gillette
Chandler Cars
Franklin
Birdsong & Potchernick
Ave, D
Gi Auto Livery CO
Boledad St
E. Houston Street
Luke
St. Louis
W. King
D. F
P. A
G. M. Bynum
T. A
Walter Walthall
P. S
S. A
A. P
Corpus Christi
Rockport
Aransas Pass
Ingleside
Portland
City Ticket Office
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