Open Plays Win Game for M. T. S. Eleven
Marshall defeats San Marcos Baptist Academy 24 to 0 on Marshall field. Lined by Ragland and Butler, Marshall forwards dominate a weak Baptist defense as H Waits and Schleicher add scoring. Bee and Trainer stand out for Baptist in punting and runs, but the home team seals the victory with four touchdowns.
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Warriors
Marshall
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Marshall Field
San Marcos Menace
Baptist
Baptists
Ragland
Butler
McLain
Bee
Mitchell
Pegues
Trainer
San Marcos
H. Waits
Schletcher
Schleicher
McLain-Billingley
Shelton 10 Seeks New Orleans Fight
"Fighting Jack" Shelton sails for New Orleans to seek a bout with Willie Gibbs at Olympia Athletic club. He plans to travel via Memphis to New York and other towns, promising one fight per stop and aiming to rise in heavy weight soon. Shelton credits his San Antonio stay with boosting boxing's profile locally.
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Willie Gibbs
Olympia Athletic Club
Orleans
Shelton
New Orleans
New York
Memphis
Gibbs
San Antonio
Jack
Minors to Take Up Executive Matters
Milwaukee November meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs discussed constitutional amendments. A committee on revision was to report today on matters including the proposed changes. President Baum of the Pacific Coast league noted the class AA salary cap was withdrawn and reconsidered.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Baum
Pacific Coast League
Billiard Tourney Showcases Safe Play By Dr White
In the Alexander's three cushion billiard tourney Dr B F White, scratch in Class A, defeated Phelan in 59 innings 25 to 17. White displayed sharp positional play and tough leaves. Williams led Brandes early with 12 of 15, but Brandes rallied to win on the fortieth stroke, the shortest game yet in the event.
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Alexander's
B. F. White
Phelan
White
Williams
Brandes
King Cole Becomes Barber Shop Manager in Chicago
Former Chicago NL pitcher known as King Cole signs a contract to manage a downtown barber shop in an office building. Details indicate a post baseball career shift with no playing duties.
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Chicago
King” Cole
National League Baseball Club
High School Eleven to Meet St Louis Gladiators at Electric Park
This afternoon at four o'clock the High school football eleven will tangle with the St Louis college gladiators at Electric Park. Both teams are evenly matched for weight with speedy backs and a strong line. Kelso's punting gives the High an edge while Caufield of the collegians is noted for clever ball carries. The game promises surprises and should rank among the season’s best.
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St. Louis College Gladiators
Electric Park
High
Kelso
Collegians
Caufield
St. Louis
Philadelphia Leads In Fielding Of 1912 American League
Official fielding averages show Philadelphia leading the 1912 American League with Boston second and Chicago third Washington fourth. Chick Gandil stars at first for Washington with 12 errors in 117 games. Morris Rath handles 816 chances with 31 errors for Chicago. McBride heads Washington shortstops, Turner tops Cleveland third basemen, Strunk and Crawford share outfield honors with three errors each.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chick’ Gandil
Borton
Morris Rath
Lajoie
Cleveland
Collins
McBride
Turner
Strunk
Sam Crawford
Detroit
Cobb
White
Plank
Coombs
Cady
St Souls
New York
Johnson
Bradley
ORO
Ouden
Rath
A. E. Pot
McMillan New York
Wallace St Louis
Seema
Bush
Pet
Vitt
Turner Neveland See
Olson
Troon
Dear Detroi Brot
Baker
Sehen
Hunter
A. E. Pet
PSU
RRR
Renecnvesee
Renrrsseereree
Baumgardner
St. Louis
Cashion
Paccuws
Beenmerpereere
A. Pet
Williams
Weahilston
Livingston
Marshall and High Play Set with Martial Officiating
Last Saturday's game between Marshall and High featured Lieutenant Baehr as referee and Lieutenant Johnson as umpire. Competent staff handled remaining official duties to ensure fast play and smooth action.
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Marshall
High
Baehr
Johnson
Motorists Plan 10 Open Club House
The San Antonio Automobile club will raise a $20,000 charter to open a new club house by December 5. Of the amount, $10,500 is subscribed, $6,000 for building, with the rest to follow. A reception committee will plan opening day, likely before December 15, with details announced soon. Death of J. S. Carr is noted. traffic ordinance approved. a motor race meet may be planned for spring. Public notices include Riverside Restaurant ad.
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San Antonio Automobile Club
Frederick J. Fielding
Fielding
J. S. Carr
R.W. Carr
Hering
Bexar County
Parrots Lose to Eagles in City Ninepin Bowlers Clash
Eagles beat Parrots in two games to take second place by solid margins. I Tarril ion led winners with strong pins while H Pasche topped Parrots in individual scores. Umpire Marling and scorer F Huntress noted the match as high scoring for the season.
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Parrots
Eagles
H. Pasche
I. Tarrilion
Marling
F. Huntress
National Revolver Championship Results at Springfield
About 500 marksmen from all sections of the country competed in the outdoor championships. A. W. Poindexter of Denver won the revolver championship with 467 points. L. P. Castaldini of Springfield took the pistol title with 461. J. H. Snook of Columbus earned the military revolver crown with 621 and led the military record match with 212. Beaver Revolver club of Denver won the team match with 774. Dr C A Burgeson of Denver won the pocket revolver event with 208.
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Springfield
Mass
United States Revolver Association
J. B. Crabtree
A. W. Poindexter
Denver
L. P. Castaldini
J. H. Snook
Columbus
Beaver Revolver Club
C. M. McCutcheon
Arthur Smith
A. B. Hardy
A. M. Poindexter
C. A. Burgeson
Howell Beats Ferns In Ten Round Boxing Match
Tommy Howell defeated Wildcat Ferns in Indianapolis in a ten round bout. Ferns was knocked down in the second round after a heavy left to the chin but finished stronger in the final round.
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K. C
Indianapolis
Ind
Tommy Howell
Ferns
Howell
Y M C A Plans Thanksgiving Handicap Cross Country Run
Enthusiasm grows for a seven mile handicap cross country run promoted by Chester Slimp. Runners start at the Y M C A and traverse streets including D to Tenth Burleson Braunfels Army Post River avenue and finish on Avenue D. Handicaps set at 3, 2, and 1 minutes with a 25 cent entry fee. Three medals awarded to top finishers.
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Chester Slimp
Tenth
Burleson
Braunfels Avenue
Army Post
R Avenue
River Avenue
P Cal
Ch Fuquay
Riverside Restaurant Menu Offers Turkey or Chicken
A Riverside Restaurant advertises meals featuring turkey or chicken as the main options along with other dishes. The note emphasizes the venue as a place for a good meal.
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Riverside Restaurant
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American League Statistician
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