Minor League Magnates Meet in Annual Session in New Orleans
The National Association of Baseball Leagues convened in New Orleans with owners and delegates. Vice President Murnane presided due to illness H M Sexton. 26 leagues across 182 cities reported 4728 players. finances show total $331 350 handled including major and minor league transactions.
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New Orleans
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Murnane
H. M. Sexton
John H. Farrell
United States
Canada
National Association
National League
American League
National Board of Arbitration
New York
Chicago
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Nashville
Springfield
Mass
J. Walter Morris
Texas League
Weeghman Re-Elected President of Chicago Club
Charles H. Weeghman was re-elected president of the Chicago National League Baseball Club at a Monday meeting. The club manager issue was not discussed, leading to the implication that Joseph Tinker would again serve as manager next year. Engraved Xmas Cards, 117 Ave. (Adv.)
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Chicago
Charles H. Weeghman
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Joseph Tinker
Traction Bowlers Top Sunset Five In Three-Game Session
The Traction Company five defeated Sunset five in two of three Commercial League games on Monday night. Sunset edged Traction in the final fray while Derr led Sunset with 852 across the trio and 227 in a single game. Wagenfehr paced Traction with 566, McHugo added 214, and Alves led Sunset with 500. The Traction squad posted a season high 2579.
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Traction Company
Sunset Five
Sunsets
Derr
The
Wagenfehr
Traction Company Five
Traction Five
Rambo
Hudson
McHugo Eee
Armbrust A
Cramer Eoesil
M. Howard
Alves
Kieckhefer Defeats McCourt In Billiard Match
August Kieckhefer of Rockford Illinois defeated Charles McCourt of Cleveland Ohio 50 to 47 in seventy eight innings in an interstate three cushion billiard match. McCourt had a high run of seven.
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Kieckhefer
McCourt
Cleveland
Rockford
Ill
Charles McCourt
Princeton Tigers Ready for Yale Game After Harvard Defeat
Princeton prepares for the Yale clash in New Jersey as Hobey Baker and Eddie Hart assist Coach Rush. The wet field hampers practice but mood has improved after last Saturday's Harvard loss. scheduled stiffer session planned for Tuesday.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Harvard
Hobey Baker
Eddie Hart
Tiger
Rush
Military sport surge from Chicago border troops boosts indoor games
The Second Illinois Infantry, after four months on the Mexican border, plans to form strong Chicago regional athletic programs with players from many nationalities. Lt. Loughborough leads as athletic director and coaches track and soccer as the regiment eyes New York meets and Chicago return events.
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Chicago
Texas
Second Illinois Infantry
West
D. L. Loughborough
New York
Loughborough
Nelson
Western University
Baptist Academy Beaten In City Championship Tilt
In a cold norther wind at the Academy field, Baptist Academy falls to Southwest Texas Normal by a score not fully legible. Star plays come from D Liles Wolf and White for the Academy while Winston and Chapman lead the Normal. substitutions include Knight Box Garrett Jones for the Academy and Ford McKinney Dubose for the Normal. Officials were Steferee Rix with 15 minute quarters.
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San Marcos
Tex
Baptist Academy
Southwest Texas Normal
Academy
D. Liles
Wolf
White
Winston and
Chapman
Normal
Rna
b-Hiaih Se
Bob
Winston
Pecan Kerr
Magee
Shelton
E. Russell
Wetee
Hester
Knight
Jones
Box
Hill
Garrett
Ford
McKinney
Mueller
Dubose
Steferee
Rix
Dartmouth
Clay
Griffin
Hempstead Re-elected President Of New York National League Club
New York November 14 Harry N Hempstead was re elected Monday as president of the New York National League Baseball Club John B Foster was re elected secretary
Ferrs Outpoints Conners in Ten-Round Welterweight Bout
Wildcat Ferns staged a comeback to outpoint Jimmie Conners of Kansas City in a ten-round welterweight bout at Oklahoma City. Both fighters weighed in as welterweights. The report also notes Japan discovering mineral springs rich in radium emanations.
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Ferrs
Conners
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wildcat
Ferns
Jimmie Conners
Kansas City
Japan
Y M C A Senior Series Features Double Header basketball
Y M C A senior athletes staged a class event and a double header Monday night. J M Hall’s team won the relay style class race and defeated Henry Lutz’s quint 18 8 while Charles Causey’s team lost 22 9. Hall and Harris starred in both games with six and five field goals respectively.
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Y. M. Cc.a
J. M. Hall
Henry Lutz
Charles Causey
Quint
Hall
Rex Logan
Boone
Piepe
Willard Boone
William Pieper
L. T. Harris
Harris
E. C. White
Floyd Smith
Archie Sauer
W. R. Pankey
Causey
Lutz
Bone
Vins Hoa
Beaecho
Oe Smith Ee Ee Er
British Champion May Wrestle Here
Sam Clapham the original British light heavy champion, who drew two hours with Ad Santel on the Pacific coast, wired the Metropolitan Athletic Club seeking a 170 pound showdown with any top man in the United States. He says his 170 limit is possible and has wrestled Frank.
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Sam Clapham
Adolph Ernst
Ad Santel
Pacific Coast
Metropolitan Athletic Club
United States
Clapham
Ernst
Frank
Notable mat stars collide in memorable wrestling lineup
Gotch, Yousiff Mahmout, Charley Olson, Ernst Kartje, and Ernst clash in a show featuring the “Mysterious” conductor and other mat luminaries. Victims include Peterson, Jap Ta kerura, and Louis Apollo, among a roster of prominent competitors.
Juniors Paintball Doubleheader Highlights Local League
In a Junior A Basket Ball League doubleheader at the YMCA the Panthers beat the Tigers 11 to 1 as Aubrey Tuttlebee with three field goals and Harold Rosier with two led the offense while Byars Folts added a field goal. The Lions toppled the Leopards 16 to 12 with William Herrera scoring 13 of 16 Lions points and Hudson Tatum totalling 10 of 12 for the Leopards. Nor rig Stewart and Frank Kalies contributed other scores.
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Panthers
Tigers
Lions
Leopards
Aubrey Tuttlebee
Harold Rosier
Byars Folts
Henry Gottwald
William Herrera
Norrig Stewart
Frank Kalies
Hudson Tatum
Sterling Burke
L. Pet. Panthers Oe
Slave
Serene
Brown Beats Crouse In Six Round Bout
George Brown of Chicago outpointed Buck Crouse of Pittsburgh in a fast six round no decision match. Brown won four rounds to Crouse's one with one even, both middleweights, in Pittsburg report dated November 14.
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Pittsburg
George
Tad Jones Marshals His Forces
Yale coach Tad Jones, with most of the hospital squad back, marshals his team for the Princeton game next Saturday. Baldridge Galt Taft and Jaques expected to play against the scrubs as hard scrimmage continues through Friday before the New York trip.
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Tad Jones
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Baldridge
Galt
Taft
Jaques
Varsity
Scrubs
New York
Hugh Miller Wins 245 Mile Douglas to Phoenix Race
Hugh Miller of Phoenix won the 245 mile race at the State Fair Grounds. His time was 8 hours and 45 minutes unofficially. Fifteen cars started the event.
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Hugh Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
State Fair Grounds
Douglas
Longhorns Face Razorbacks in Windy Austin Showdown
Texas coach Van Gent expresses cautious optimism as the Longhorns meet Arkansas under a biting north wind. The Longhorns hold a weight advantage of seven pounds per man, but backfield stars are hurt or returning.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Longhorns
Arkansas Razorback
van Gent
Longhorns
McConnell
Razorbacks
Texans
Stellar backfield star to miss game with injury
From sprains and twisted joints comes word that he Dick, a stellar performer in the back field, will be out of the game due to injury.
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Hedick
Wine's Team Wins Noonday YMCA Volley Ball Series
Russell B. Wine's team defeated A. G. McNeill's squad in straight sets 11-3 11-5 11-5 at the YMCA. Emil Mueller sparked the first game with strong serving and team support. Mueller again powered the second as Wine's crew, with L. E. McAdon at rear court, sealed the win. Alfred Haubald stood out in the final set, while Frank Trotter and Fred McGee contributed for the losers.
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Russell B. Wine
A. G. McNeill
Emil Mueller
Mueller
Alfred Haubald
Frank Trotter
Fred McGee
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International News Service
George McManus
Dinty
Maggie
Weeghman
Cubs
Gunter Hotel
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Percy Tyrrell
Hot Wells Hotel and Bath House
Arthur G. Jury
Telephone Crockett
ST. Anthony
Commercial Tenpin League
Pet Gas & Electrics
Postoffice Pride
Guarantees Eee
Traction Co
Uvalde Gulf
Service Eng. Co
Morris Pack. Co
Swift & Co
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Ont
Brennan
Frank Brennan
Minneapolis
Minn
Bill Rose
Seattle
Rose
Normal Beats Academy
Bailey Merienda
the Menger
Edwin H. Lee
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Sauer
Iiwencee
Froomoge
William Myers
Naylor
Asi Cane
Rochelle
Fords
Central Tire Coo
INGC
Main Ave
Travis
Auto Livery Co
Soledad St
Crockett
Newsoe
Crouse
G.A.L
Gillette
Henry R. Mallory
Galveston
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Mallory Steamship Company
F. T. Rennie
Press Nichols
San Antonio
Bedell Building
McNeill
Pines
Sunset Limited
California
Arizona
M’clannahan
C. P
T. A. A. R. Atkinson
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P. A
Houston St
Gunter Hotel Corner
E. Houston St
J. W. King
D.F
P.A. GM
Bynum, C. P
T. A
Corpus Christi
Rockport
Aransas Pass
Ingleside
Portland
Cal City Ticket Office
Cascade
GEO. A. Dickel & Company, Distillers
Tennessee
C. L. Parmer
Waco
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