Class B Leagues Seek Representation on National Commission
Representatives of Class B baseball leagues met in New Orleans during the National Association of Baseball Leagues annual meeting to request representation on the national commission. A resolution will be proposed for convention approval midweek. About 200 delegates from sixteen minor leagues attended opening sessions. The convention runs through Thursday and 138 arbitration cases are expected to be decided Wednesday.
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New Orleans
National Association of Baseball Leagues
National Commission
John H. Farrell
National Board of Arbitration
Yale Football Squad Prepares After Indoor Practice
Yale's football team remains hard at work after indoor practice due to bad weather. The squad anticipates a tough scrimmage to sharpen skills and build conditioning.
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Yale Squad
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton Game Prep Sees Key Players Close to Return
The team works this afternoon in preparation for the Princeton game as Taft and Galt, who have played tackle and guard, are watched closely for their injuries. The resident staff is aided by former stars helping Tad Jones refine play.
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Princeton
Taft and
Galt
Tad Jones
30 Years of Rheumatism Took S S S Now Well
The letter from Mrs. E. H. Brame of Dallas Texas credits S S S with curing thirtieth year rheumatism and promoting perfect health. TheSwift Specific Co advertises S S S as a vegetable blood tonic, urging readers to consult its medical department with no charge for information.
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S.S.S
Brame
Texas
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
E. H. Brame
Dallas
Tex
S. S.S
Swift
Yelton Tops Rivals in Commercial Tenpin Games
In the Commercial Tenpin League, Yelton led the Uvalde Gulf quintet against the Households, despite his team losing three straight matches 731 676, 785 662, 776 713. Yelton totaled 580 pins with a 208 high game as Walser led the winners with 516 and a 197 game.
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Yelton
Walser
Kieckhefer Sets Interstate Billiards Record Night
In Pittsburg on Tuesday August Kieckhefer of Rockford Illinois set a new interstate three cushion billiard record with a fourteen consecutive run against Otto Reiselt of Pittsburg. He won the match 50 to 40 in 60 innings.
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Kieckhefer
Pittsburg
August Kieckhefer
Rockford
Ill
Otto Reiselt
Kieckhofer
Georgia Tech Leads Rivals In Point Scoring
New York Navy report shows Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt topping the East with the most points in last week’s football games. Oliphant of Army and Letsch of Michigan lead individual scoring, with Brown Georgetown Pittsburgh Notre Dame close behind. table lists teams, games, and total points.
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NEW York
Navy
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Penn State
Syracuse
Michigan
Brown
Georgetown
Pittsburg
Notre Dame
Oliphant
Army
Maui- Texas
Arkansas
Letsch
Pittmar
West Point
Austin
Eevee McGill
Purdue
Wolverine
OIG
Odes Kaos
Ev Ells
Tommbom
SOD Hn
Ttl
Hale
Seaoah
Eben
Pelae Sbi Etireks
Stansberry Hargraves Dee
Campbell
Davidson
Ss.ees
Eeenes
McMurray Reerks Cochran Uvalde
Gulf
Gordan Socom
Goy Bor Peg Sc. Caecorbscvare Hardin
S.sectess
Catia
Esiaanes
Washington and Lee
Burton Rix
Dartmouth
Washington and Jefferson
Charles Braun
Sewanee
Fiapvats
Cae Beers
Oliphant Army
Maulbetsch
Mich
Cofall
Gerrish
McCreight
Pollard
McGuad
Sprafka
Minnesota
Gilroy
Mueller
Cornell
Texas Longhorns Triumph Over Razorbacks 65-0
Texas University routed Arkansas University 65 to 0 in a frigid afternoon game in Austin. Texas jumped ahead after the opening toss and dominated with line back, end run, and forward pass plays. Arkansas fought hard but faltered late as Texas extended its lead.
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Tex
Arkansas University
Texas University
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas
Arkansas
Razorback
Razorbacks
Kennedy Features Football Contest
A scoreless Academic League game at League Park between West Texas and St. Marys ends with a 0 0 tie. Kennedy the West Texas right halfback had a 40 yard run in the third quarter, but both defenses prevents scoring. Tynan, Englemann and Seng standout for St. Marys while Auld, Peeler and Kasten star for West Texas. refs, lineups, and players listed.
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West Texas
League Park
Lamm
St. Mary's
Tynan
Main
Auld
Peeler
Kasten
Schwegman
Seng
Englemann
St. Mary’s
Praeger
Hays
S.s. Schwegmann Center
Pancoast
Daten
Hss
Anes Englemann
Dione Gis
Kennedy Satterlee
Mueller
Beatty
Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Zemo for eczema blotches ringworm and rashes. Claims 25c small bottle or 1.00 large bottle relieves itching and heals skin diseases quickly without greasing. Promoter E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio urges purchase at drug stores today.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Business Boys Play Two Class Events And Two Basketball Games
Tuesday night at the Y M C A featured the Business Boys series with two relay wins by Jack Bond's team and a 9 to 6 win for Erich Menger's quint over Bond. In the second game Rudolph Steffler's combo beat Menger 4 to 2. Jim Goolsby led scoring with three field goals in the opener, while Walter Steffler Clarence Boldt Bradshaw and others added points for Bond.
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Jack Bond
Erich Menger
Quint
Rudolph Steffler
Menger
Jim Goolsby
Walter Steffler
Clarence Boldt
Bradshaw
William van Cleave
Russell Hill
Bryan Naylor
Bond
Julius Reimschissel
Allen Hines
Sunday school basketball opens with Methodist wins
The West End Methodists beat the Prospect Hill Baptists 28 to 19 in the American League while the Government Hill Methodists defeated the South Alamo Methodists 44 to 7 in the National League at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night.
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Y. M. CG
West End
XXX Pearls to Meet in Winter League Discussion
The XXX Pearl baseball team of the Winter League will hold a Wednesday night meeting at Alexander's Billiard Parlors at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
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XXX Pearls
XXX Pearl
Alexander's Billiard Pagers
Infantry alleys open at Fort Sam Houston for league
The Nineteenth Infantry bowling alleys at Fort Sam Houston are open and a tenpin league will be organized by November 20. Several trophies will be awarded to winning teams and individual stars. The Nineteenth Infantry team challenges any city or post team for a series of games. Alleys usable daily from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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Nineteenth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Cavalry Horse Wins Canadian Cup Show Victory
New York November 15 Pete a brown eight year old gelding shown by the Second United States Cavalry captured the Canadian Challenge Cup donated by Colonel Sir Adam Back at the city show Tuesday night.
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Cavalry
New York
Pete
United States Cavalry
Sir Adam Back
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