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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1915

Page

5

Hughey Jennings Visits Fort Worth Likely Tigers Camp Action

Hughey Jennings, son of Uie Petrol gees, arrived from Palestine Texas and met business leaders in town. He toured league ballpark, praised League park, and discussed possible 1916 Tigers training camps with President Navin, eyeing San Antonio Alamo City as ideal site and weighing options from Waxahachie to Columbus Georgia.

Hughey Jennings Uie Petrol ‘Gees Alamo Mity Onguf Taj Frank Navin Detroit Asip Navin Mri Angle Es Antonio Tigers Progres League Mason and Dizon Notwells Jennings Hughey Cap Jenninga Waxahachie Temple Palestine Houston Columbus George Grailings Braves Jenainyy Lakers San Antonio Benjamt Jennings Phenar Philadelphia Quakers National

Fragmented OCR sports cap reveals baseball plans and fan views

An OCR fragment discusses Cannes and fans reacting to baseball, mentioning peace in Pacohut and war between organised Datawa. It notes attendance differences, a manager named Fielder Jones, and a desire for better teams or leagues, with a call for a stronger American League and a preferred managerial move.

Cannes Nyers Pacohut Datawa Ike Federal Teague Fielder Jones Ning Mack Wishia

Exhibition games vetoed on coast by Pacific Coast League

San Francisco November 16 Major League clubs will not be welcomed in exhibition games on the Pacific Coast as league directors voted to close league parks to outsiders. President A Duwayne called barnstorming a menace to the game, while Charles A Comiskey opposed coast play and winter baseball contracts. The decision aims to protect summer play and prevent depletion of talent, citing financial limits of about 1000 to 4500 dollars per month.

San Francisco Cal Teggee Cluics Lne Pacific Coast A. Duumes Charles Comiskey Chicago Waite Sox Neithe Tn Tonbt Oklahoma City Onin Oklahoma Nebraska University Mece Kansasity Southwest Missouri Yalier Nebraska Bennie Hien Sooners Stethm Nebranke Bilssouri vi Jey Hrewer Universlty of Missouri Missouri Valley Conference Clyde Wi Iowa State Heneos City Sofar

Peter Delacy Dies After Bitter Fight With Jockey Clubs

Peter Delacy a prominent figure in American racing circles died of pneumonia at 71 in New York. Known as the pool room king, he built wealth as a pool hall keeper and campaigned against jockey clubs efforts to bar betting to tracks. His activism helped lead to New Jersey’s 1894 racing law closing all state tracks.

New York Veter Delacy Ryan King Delacy Jockey Clubs New Jersey Jersey

Football Player Dies After Injury at Eastern Illinois Normal

Paul Rust an 18 year old fullback for Eastern Illinois Normal School died from a skull base fracture suffered in a game against Bloomington Normalers. He died Sunday from injuries sustained during the contest at Charleston Illinois.

Charleston Paul Rust Eastern Illinois Normal School Normalers Bloowington

NIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DEFEAT COMPANY F IN HARD FOOTBALL

A fragmentary game report notes the NIGHTS OF COLUMBUS defeated COMPANY F by 0 to 0 on a windy day. The match featured heavy wind affecting play with limited successful passes and several long runs, including a 70 yard run by Luby for the winners. Key players include Emerick Hechten Richter Cloudler Kingsley and Hal Fleferan among others. the game stretched through quarters of ten minutes each with a ragged fourth for the Ninishta game.

Cotunbus Coottail Aemk Kamu Heompany PF Tafiontes Tre Ninishta Thule Luby Fyng-Bmunlee Emerick Hechten Richter Cloudler Kingsley Nerves Inghi Guira JL. Ghunger Ful Pyhan Sss Jeft Hal Fleferan Nisuy Rane

Promotion Too Late For Belgium Hero Iron Cross Stolen Valor?

Nov 14 Wilberm Welter first sergeant of 2 Rhenish Infantry Regiment distinguished on the western front by storming a French trench with eighteen men. He held the position for nine hours against counterattacks until reinforcements arrived. Four of his men were killed and three wounded. He drove the enemy back with hand grenades repeatedly. He was decorated with the Iron Cross of the first class and proposed for promotion. Last week he was appointed to 2 lieutenant, but a colonel’s adjutant learned he had been killed twenty four hours before. His promotion had been arranged before death, so his widow will receive a lieutenant pension.

Betian Wilberm Welter

Pioneers Die in Seguin San Antonio Widow Also Passes

In Seguin Mrs. Cateline Schmidt aged eighty two died at her home last week and was buried at San Geronimo Cemetery after funeral services Friday. Another longtime Guadalupe County resident Mrs. Brewan aged eighty four died Saturday, survived by husband a son and a sister in San Antonio. Her funeral was Sunday with burial in a Catholic cemetery.

Keeya Ireland Utter San Antonio

Mand Bat Tourney Postponed by YMA Officials

The mand bat tournament at Tall Baralowl, attended by many players, has been postponed to Monday, November 92, per Chysteat Director George Wheeler. Four classes will compete, with Class A featured in each match. organizers expect many more entrants by week’s end.

Chysteat George Wheeler

American Boxing Association Meets Chicago on Title Moves

At a Chicago meeting the American Boxing Association proposed elevating seven former lightweights to welterweight and matching winners to crown a champion. Middleweights proposed elimination bouts among top contenders. other divisions saw title defenses and censure of a featherweight champion. The board aims to clarify titles across classes with promoters and club owners backing the plan.

Chicago Weller American ‘Boxing Association Mike O'Dowd Sailor Raptfield Nid Graves Packy McFarland Wille Ritente Jac Britton Tod Tews Ritente Britton Lewin O'Dowd Graves Hartfield McFarland Young” Ancarn Mike Giobons Jett Stmith Georgy Co Timmy Clabby Addie Me Goorty Frank Ista Timmy Panpes Artie Armstrong Jack Jillion Willie Hitchie Charlie White Johnny Dundee Johnny Hilbane Tim

Monarchial Question Postponed Indefinitely

A note from Minister Tu Chen Chang to British, Russian, Freece, and Japanese representatives announces the Monarchial question has been postponed indefinitely. The document signals a major shift in regional diplomacy and leaves the involved powers awaiting further guidance.

Tu Chen Chang Great Britain Russia Freece Japan

Revival draws twenty six into Hillcrest Baptist Church

Revival by Rev. B A Owen closes with 26 converts at Hillcrest Baptist Church. Services were held twice daily over two weeks and attendance was good. Morning and evening topics were The Love of God and The Dividing Line. More than 100 dollars was raised for state missions and delegates to the Baptist state convention were chosen for the Austin meeting next week. Rev Owen will depart for Austin.

Hillcrest Baptist Church B A. Owen God Mr. Owen Fund For State Missions Baptist State Convention Austin Rov Owen Theaday

Sooner and Nebraska Elevens Lead Rivals

Oklahoma and Nebraska clash in Kansas City as early reports claim the Sooners and Cornhuskers lead rivals for the Southwestern championship. The week saw Texas, Baylor, and Oklahoma State in decisive results, with Alabama and Texas A and M also posting wins in diverse matchups.

Sooner Nebraska

Eastern gridiron season closes with Princeton loss and Vanderbilt outlook

New York Nov 15 Football season ends with Princeton setback and Syracuse routs while Cornell rallies past Washington and Lee. Army and Navy win as Vanderbilt defeats Auburn, Georgia outplays Tech, leaving Vanderbilt favored in Southern circles. Georgia Tech and rivals ready for Thanksgiving clashes amid tight championship race.

New York Kashes Vale Syracuse University Cornell Washington and Lee Yale Jigrvard Daly Princeton Tigers Caleate Syracuse Pittsburg Pennsylvania Michigan Wal- Yorinna Quikers Ahl Army Navy Nelher Ons Coldiere Colby Vantdortltt Tean Atlanta Lvandersbilt Birmingham Auburn University of Georgia Georgia ‘Tech Vanderbilt Virginia Vanderbitt Tems Southern Inter-collegiate Athletic Association Auburn Alrnady Georea Georgia Tech Heaon Aubirn Vander Diles

Storms Sweep England and Ireland Across the Isles

Nov 18 reports intense storms sweeping the British Isles with heavy rain and snow, telegraph service disrupted, Irish Sea service suspended, numerous wrecks noted on coasts, Dublin area drenched for a day, and Kingstown railroad washed away by tremendous seas.

London British Isles Irish Sea Dublin Kings+ town

Swiss Liberty Day Retakes In Mountain Pass Battle

November anniversary recalls Swiss victory at Morgarten when 14 500 Swiss under Unterwelden faced 76 000 Austrians led by Duke Leopold. President Motta pledges steps toward unity and liberty. In Austin, Charles H Page wins contract for three new high school buildings valued at 1.0 BN dollars. Football goods also noted.

Unterwelden Leopold Morgarten Erect Now Austin Tex Charles H. Page Orange Wilding

Rain Delays Fort Sam Houston Postseason Baseball Doubleheader

A Sunday rainstorm drenched the Fort Sam Houston area delaying the planned postseason amateur baseball doubleheader. Officials from six teams in the race will gather with the chairman at The Light in Bodnell to discuss important matters and potential rescheduling.

Fort Sam Houston Arivid Hograpady Nacy Bodnell

Submarine Tragedy Spurs Mediterranean Security Talks

From Rome via Paris a report notes the sinking of the Ancona and the recent destruction of the Firenze and Bosnia. The catastrophe has sparked calls for Mediterranean measures similar to those in the North Sea to curb submarine activity. Efforts focus on missing sailors from the Ancona and Bosnia while 299 of 507 aboard the Ancona are confirmed saved, most being steerage passengers with 57 saved.

Rome Paris Firenze Mediterranean North Sea Bosnia

Parents form group to uncover sinecures for soldiers

Nov. has been formed here by the parents of six hundred soldiers serving at the front with the aim of discovering and reporting to the Minister of War the cases where influence places unfit men in posts at the interior. The effort targets sinecures and seeks accountability.

Paris Galltenl Postona

Irish Emigrants Barred From American Line Sailing

About 750 Irish emigrants bound for the United States were prevented from boarding the American Line ship after authorities halted sailings. In Austin Texas Baptist delegates converge for the annual conversion session, many being lodged in hotels and private homes as they arrive.

Austin Tex Driill Hotel

Alaska Facts Highlight Its Vast, Isolated Landscape

An oddly phrased summary extols Alaska as unique and immense, noting its 660,000 square miles as a vast, isolated region. It compares the territory’s size to multiple New Yorks and hints at its cost to Uncle Sam, underscoring its grandeur and significance.

Alaska Wealth Promise and Nation's Growth Behind Purchase

A fragmented editorial-like passage extols Alaska's wealth potential including gold copper salmon and cattle, argues for opening markets and lifting restrictions, and reflects on Alaska’s purchase and national economic expansion. It cites Alaska’s population 66,000 and Fairbanks as milestones, praising unity and national prosperity while urging readers to support broader development.

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