West Texas Military Academy Beats Baptist Academy in San Marcos
West Texas Military Academy of San Antonio defeated Baptist Academy of San Marcus at Electric Park, 24 to 0. The cadets relied on end runs and sharp forward passes led by Ross Youngs and Griffin Vance. Baptists showed strong defense but could not stop the visitors’ drives.
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Texas Military Academy of
San Antonio
Baptist Academy of San Marcus
Electric Park
Aively Kame
Baptists
West Texas
Vance
Youngs
Dovicer Ty Mule Mearch
Iim
Gente
Haynist Academy
San Marcos
Gali
Roge Youngs
State
Baptist
Willams
Shorterzed Williams
Foucholmws
Baptiss
Wiliams
Wille West Texas
Oins
A Younes
CoronAL Eleven Beats St Edwards In Hard Fought San Marcos Game
Coronal Institute defeated St Edwards of Austin 19 to 0 in a tough San Marcos grid clash. Lindsey starred for Coronal with a standout game, Christian stood out on offense, and Jamar delivered strong gains at left half as Coronal pulled away in the first quarter and held the Catholic team scoreless amid a contentious finish.
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Ban Matos
Tez
San Marcos
Coronal Institute
Edwards Codege
Austin
Hach
Coronal
W. Jamar
Lindsey
Christian
Coronals
Foster
Frazier
Jamar
Seeond
Everett
MeKniney
Guara
Hall
Blarjiitex
Danner
E. Tom
Hogers
Twain
Teint
St. Edwards
Coranal
West Texas 26 Loop Score Inaccurate Senior Match
Incomplete report records a West Texas win 26 to 4 after a rough game. Lineups show Rose of Vantivt and McHenry among others with umpire Jordan Coxagher and several players listed with unclear roles.
Billard Matches Highlight Daily Amateur Pool Action
Ackerman notes dense billiards coverage with afternoon and night games. G Rives and B Johnson lead afternoon session 100 to 74 as Hives dominates with a 20 high run. Retford edges Hughes 100 to 42 in the night cap as both bouts showcase tricky shots and rapid runs.
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He Aneier
Eh Pinnship Ganter
G. Hives
Hillis Tohtaun
White Addelford
Th Hughes
Hives
Johnson
Susi
Rives
Dintself
Retford
E. Hughey
Hetford
Hughes
McKinney
Hendricks
Aldave
Caitiness
Phillips
Mr Kinney
B. Johnson
Ight
E Beltord
Lod Fe Hughes
Sewanee Eleven Romps on Baylor at Cotton Palace
Sewanee defeated Baylor 16 to 8 in Waco on the Cotton Palace field before about 5000 fans. The Tigers relied on line plunges and end runs, with Stonerod’s drop kick producing Baylor’s lone points. Claris and Herring scored for Sewanee, Clark adding a goal from placement and two field goals by Hersving.
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Waco
Tex
Sewanee
Baylor
Cotton Palace
Payley
Pss
J. Roach Ofaylor
Stonerod
Vncals
Tigers
Herring
Claris
Clark
Ving
Hinge Jooidag
Fm the University
Uise
Amie Ie
Eany Phun
Baltimore Merchan
Husdull Peary Now Assured
In San Francisco California the case on torts and related matters proceeds at the miscellaneous hall. Charles TL Wicbetes, president of the Brooklyn Nationals, will attend the convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues on Tuesday.
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San Ftancisco
Cal
Brooklyn
Sunset Bowlers Again Take Honors In Close Meet
The Sunset bowling team extended its winning streak by taking a three game series from Mills Engraving Company in the Com il Tonpin League Monday night. Final tallies showed Sunset 797 712 800 and Mills 301 786 0, with Cramer delivering top scores for Sunset and Metzke leading Mills in a strong second game. Captain Mila urged his men to lift the timber and they answered with an even 800.
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Mills Engraving Company
Trttle
Riilroaders
Harry Mila
Dow
Battle Royal
Susseierena
Cramer
Metzke
Mills
Miia
Wolff & Marx
Mills Enerarlyg Co
Riley
Matzke
Givauden
Behater
Miscanti
Ulrich Expt
Pberr
Frtoward
Tye
Bellinger
Smpire
Davis
Searer
Brin
Johnny Dundee Beats Rivers In Ten Rounds
Johnny Dundee defeated Rivers in ten rounds in New York. The bout drew mixed reactions from local boxing fans as Dundee pressed the action with aggressive body work and solid blows. Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion, signaled willingness to meet the winner via telegram.
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Johnny Dundee
Rivers
Aliliwal Ree
Jahnny
Dundee
New York
Ahugortty
Atfair
Dunders
Strick
Jana
Bundee
Tim
Freddie Welsh
Federal League Heads Meet in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Navy territory, Federal League leaders convened to discuss baseball matters. Observers expect only routine business, with speculation about the session's purpose and possible moves to French Lick Springs or Chicago for talks on easing tensions with organized baseball.
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Federal League
Indianapolis
Tactanapolis
Navy
Edward J. Gates
Attor
Theeague
French Lick Springs
Chicago
Postlewaite's Five Wins Junior A Series Thriller
Postlewaite's five defeated Jonas' quint in a junior A series game at Mt. C. 1A Monday. Postlewaite scored three field goals and one foul shot, with Duscomb adding Sve field goals. Jonas’ team featured multiple scorers and refereeing by Winest. The match featured a close score line and bustling center play as both sides chased the lead.
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Jonas
Quint
Mark Postlewaite
Nat Quintet
Huysell Jonas
Mt. C
Alamo Heights Triumphs Over School No 4 In Tight Basketball
Alamo Heights second team edged School No 4 18 to 17 in a close Monday afternoon game. Menger led scoring for Alamo Heights with twelve points while Steel and Kelley added field goals. Santos headed IPSCON with three baskets, and Heney Keene and George each scored one.
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Doiens
Alamo Heights
Luinter
Menger
Steel
Kelley
Santos
Ipscon
Heney
Keene
George
Leopards Win Relay Over Tigers and Panthers in Junior A
Leopards beat the Tigers and Panthers in a three team relay race in the Junior A series at the Indian club. Leopards were hindered by missing players yet Horse delivered a sterling effort. Teams include Leopards Tigers Panthers with Kendall to play Waste Tulsa Oklahoma on Thanksgiving day with game venue to be decided.
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Tigers
Pantlyss
Leopards
Panthers
M.C. A
Kants Tellanse
Kendall
Tulsa
Okla
Henry Kina
Kansas City
Secretary John H Harrell's 1915 Baseball League Report
In San Francisco Secretary John H Harrell released the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues annual report for 1915. It details wartime impacts on finances, league counts, season lengths, and contracts with numerous drafted and released players, waivers, and prize money allocations across the American and National Leagues.
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San Francisco
Cal
John H. Harrell
National Association
Broten
Canada
Rand
Association For Relyaee
National Association Cluhn
Auspannion
Anven
National League
American League
Association
Rice Institute Downs Texas A and M in Gridiron Clash
Rice Institute eleven of Houston defeated Texas A and M 10 to 0 on Monday. Brown the Beaumont back scored the lone touchdown and sparked the Owl attack with a stellar end run and quick move. Rice played hard as Circa scored a late field goal for A and M, but poor line play and turnovers doomed the Aggies.
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Houston
Rice Institute
Housum
Texas A
M.'College
Brown
Beaumont
Rice Owls
Atep
Eckhardt
Vee Clark
Lert Ind
Decaelles Butyeatter
The Smartest Neckwear To Be Had
Bailey's showcases the smartest neckwear in a great range of handsome colorings, highlighting style and quality.
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Bailey’s
Umpire and Linesmen Roles Noted in Fragmentary Report
A fragmented text lists Dyer as umpire and Meek as head linesman with references to Beere and Ride. Time indicators show 15 minute quarters and a total total, plus cryptic codes A and M0090. No clear event or teams identified.
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Wanea
Dyer
Texas
Meek
Michigan
Beere
Causey’s quit Wes and loses at A Y C A
Causey’s basketball team suffers a loss as senior players, including Cherles Causey, drop a two-game set in a senior class contest. In one rough half, Causey’s quintet falls 17 to 18 before Warren’s five edges them 12 to 8. Simon leads with five field goals for the winners, while Causey nets two field goals and four free throws in the opening game. Warren scores all points for the victors in the second game, with two field goals and seven baskets, as Causey again tops the losers with two fields and four fours. The match features guard shifts and substitutions with Hall, Fuquay, and Simeon Salvini among starters.
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Cherles Causey
Wie T. WC
J. M. Clark
W. E. Warren
Causey
Tlat
Brad
Cavany
Hall
Simon
Eubank
Fuquay
Hit
Ume Wes
Wag
Warren
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Reown
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Combs
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Simeon
Salvini
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Quillinn-Waznke
Tofimen
George Wheeler
Hatvay
Carney
Arnold
Causey Ceapl
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Heth
Ce Keatbekt-Nagier
Rissuard
Jones
Quillian Avarne
George Wheelsr
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