Public School Basketball Series Highlights and Honors
Miss Kathryn Cleaver, physical culture supervisor, comments on the post season clashes as Barnett, Megzavale, Framing Behany, and other school teams win or lose in fast games. Highland Park, Travis, and Jamson teams post victories while spectators praise referees from the M C A and school principals support the high level of conduct and competition in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet Schoo Auintyt
Megzavale Schoo
Huerts Hehool
Milua
Franing Behaoy Quint
Ube
Wincohuna
Tiny Uie
Sehnot
Laague
Sean
Honhain
Tiveestdy
Travis School
Quint
Stephen
Highland Park Quint
Crackett School
Jamson School
Ute
Bowie
Brackenridge Memorial Quint
Kathryn Cleaver
Wadnesius
Shs
Rembinuadlang
Referen
George Wheeler
Stack
Com- AL Mhig
San Antonio
Len
Harris Poros
Ron Murnet
Milam
Tae
Jiannin
DeZavalio
Lamar
Scien
Austin
Tive
Wighland Fark
Riverside
Hortz
Tarsace
Navarra
Crocicett
Booy Brackenridge
Travis Club Quint Wins Series From Y Travis Club
The Travis Club Quint defeated Y in a best of seven series played at Trisls Clay on Wednesday. Scores were 6-1, 11-4, 3-11 and 11-6 as Tobin led the attack and Witte anchored defense. Core players listed include Tobin Cunningham Schlesinger Lytle Witte and Smith. The meeting also discussed salary regulation proposals affecting leagues and uniform timing, play limits, and reserve player caps with committee appointments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Tobin
Cumahughitrasand Witte
Survins
Marets
S.C. Smith
Vravis Club
Timer Tobin
Hert Cunningham
Toula Schlesinger
Xel
Ann Lytle
George Witte
Yom
C. A. RG. Harris
Kilgore
C. Smith
R. Barret Aid
Stine
Salary limit now baseball question in San Francisco
Representatives from each league of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues met in San Francisco and were instructed to report acceptable salary limits. The action followed a lengthy executive session declaring retrenchment imperative, with Charles Ebbetts, president of the Brooklyn Nationals, named in the official report issued by secretary Farrell.
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San Francisco
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn Nationals
Fry. Farrell
Association
Federal League delays peace talks in baseball war
Federal League magnates delayed peace talks Wednesday night as President Gilmore warned differences among organized base ball representatives could push settlement beyond spring. He said Kansas City, New Torre and Buffalo franchises face uncertain futures while the Federals plan to operate as an independent league if no agreement is reached. Rival factions exhibit undisclosed tensions fueling the delay in resolving the baseball war.
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Frenchy Lick
Gilmora
Hallish
Kansas City
New Torre
Buffalo
Han Srot
Baraball
Federals
Gilmore
Bey
Cadena to Play The Cadena Chauncy Team
Cadena Chauncy baseball team scheduled a Sunday morning game on the lower post diamond at 7 o'clock against Company E Endlncers of Fort Sam Houston. Escobeda and Bernal will be the Cadena batteries, with Warwood and Cook for the soldiers. Wagons and Velocipedes advertised by SPERTMARDWARF Co. at 219 Losova St. Ady.
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Cadena. Chauncy
E Endlncers
Fort Sam Houston
Escobeda and
Bernal
Cadenas
Warwood and
Cook
Ransom and Sillbees Upset Gasco in Bowl Meet
In a three game Commercial Penpin League match Wednesday night the Ransom and Sillbees shocked Gasco, winning the first two games 785-74d and 797-744 before Gasco claimed the final 811. Gasco’s Wagenfuhr led with 508, while Ransom’s Laririp and Telek topped with 494 and 487. The upset marked Gasco’s first loss this season as Ransoms entered near the 500 mark and Gasco appeared unbeatable.
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Ransom & Shehes
Quintel
Gaw & Kleatrie Company
Bettie
Odd
Ransom’s
TSA
Thera
Gnacon
Keuxan
Motor Clan
Gascox
Wagenfuhr
Giscos
Sacarns
Bond's Team Wins First Event in Business Ber Series
In the magnetic Business Ber series opener Bond's quintet defeats Boldt's combination. Teams listed include Bond Myers Bedell Xollatehney Junert Persons vs Ibon Icke Steffier Karatkin and Wulle's squad. Bond's side shuts out Boldt's five after early advantage. Next event targets Indian era next Thursday night.
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Jack Bond
Clarence Boldt
Bona
Bond
Myers
Bedell
Xollatehney
W. Junert
Persons
Mihen
Ibon
Icke
W. Steffier
Tteinscheisel
Karatkin
Wulle
Wulte
Roemer
iBehoenbere
Jones
Petner
Divkes
Boldt
Tar
A. Ralit
Hines
McClaugherty
R. Stetfer
Erben
Wolfe
St Marys College Alumni to Decide on Basketball Team
Members of the St Marys College Alumni Association convene Thursday evening at the college to decide whether to organize a basketball team for the season. The alumni team last year showed excellent potential in the local championship meet and strong material is available for a competitive squad.
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St. Mary's Cllege Alumni Association
St. Mary's College
St. Mivey's
City League squad to hold practice game Thursday
The MG A City League planket ball team will stage a practice game Thursday night to strengthen team play, per Physical Director George Wheeler. The squad aims to display regulars against the Turkers and the CX athletes at an early date.
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George Wheeler
Turkers
Demographic shifts point to new American stock in future
A Detroit News summary of J McEwen Cattell's data from Columbian University argues the family is shrinking at social and economic levels. It notes Harvard graduates have few children and even well educated women bear only a half daughter on average, while lower income groups may reproduce more, reshaping future power dynamics with slum-born youths possibly becoming future leaders.
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Himey
Detroit News
J. Mceen Cattell
Columbian Universty
Harvard
Vassar
Stramne
Hungery
Ryssh
Poland
Rives and Hughes Win Billiard Games in Championship Tourney
In the Brunswick parlor pocket billiard championship, G Rives defeated G Philips 100 to 41 in the afternoon and H Hughes beat J McKinney 87 to Harley in the night. Rives showed top form with early leads and a late burst, while Hughes surged late in the night match. Referee Norman Gorham oversaw the events as spectators praised the masters of the table. Trade ads note San Antonio tailoring and local loyalties.
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G. Rives
Hughes
Rives
G. Philips
J. McInney
Tan
Phillips
Sreen
McKinney
Goth
HE. Hughes
Charters Issued for Tex Firms in November
Charters granted in Austin on November 11 include P Crouch & Company of Me?Binney with capital stock 50000, incorporators J P Crowe J P Crouch and Isaac Crouch for merchandising. North Pleasanton Tee and Electric Company authorized with 40000 stock, incorporators Lt B Myers C F L McDonald and George B Pearl. State Bank and Trust Company of San Antonio files to reduce capital from 500000 to 230000. New Willard Cattle Company increases from 12000 to 16000. Red Gak Hardware Company cuts capital from 500 to 400. Certificate of dissolution filed by Texas State Society of Public Accountants of Fort Worth.
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Wi. P Crouch & Company
Me ‘Binney
J. P Crowe
J. P Crouch
Isaac Crouch
Purpose
North Pleasanton Tee and Electric Company of
North Pleasanton
Lt. B. Myers
C. FL. McDonald
George &. Pearl
State Bank and Trust Company of
San Antonio
Ite Capital
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George McManus
cHow Fuey
Dorrich Oblgedy
St. Anthony Hotel
Gustave Beraud
Phrcy
Travis Club Quint
Movine
Waschall
Warrell
Ny Resolu- Hong
Tees
Walter Morris
Uvalde
Col Evers
Ull
Jakes
Coreist
Brownsville
A.m
Feds
New York
Ria
Southern Pacific
Houston
Chicago
TIN News
Thilels
Sin Francisco
Angeles
San Diego
TimMled Dew Rat
Amar
Varsity
Notre Dame Austin
E. Houston St. Watrama
Ransom and Sillbees
Gasco
Lantrip
Sutherland Springs
Peters
Gus
Blowtric
Ahrens
Charlee
Pray Wolff & Marx
Buckner
Scorsi
Lim- Hea
Southern Paciflc
VAREE
Ailla Alitonlo
Brow
CHY
Mawwe
ST. Mary's
Mumnt
City Leaguers
Dunst
Swearingen Br
Kenner
xSafety
Norman “Gorham
San Antonia
L. Rives
Belfords
Todd Hendricks
Alda
Hee
Trighes
Jonson
Erty Philips
Adams
Man
E. Houston St
Aubtin
Tex
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