Commercial Tenpins Reorganize and Open League Play
The Commercial Tenpin League reorganizes to eleven entrants from ten, with Traction Company joining and officers reappointed. Maverick Clarke quintet edges Pastion Prides in opening matches 891 to 876 and 783 to 798 as teams adjust to new lineup limits and ringer concerns.
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Commercial League
Cohiniallin
Alley
George Armasty
Marty Mills
Mav rrick-Clarke
Paisfion
Sien Oyna
Traction Company
Muxerivke-Clarke
Westoffice Prides
Mile Engeaving Company
Pelephare Crmnans
Household Company
Gas Tecloeting Company
Sunset ‘Hallroad Company
Swift Packing Company
Ransom & Bilsher Company
Fiat
Rives and Aldago Win at Billiards in New York
In a Brunswick parlor match, G. Rives defeated A. Adams 100 to 73 in the afternoon, while A. Aldaco edged Adams 85 to 81 in the night game. The rivalry featured fast, error-free play with long runs and sharp pocketing that drew strong spectator applause.
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Evtronty
Billard Postorne
Peleton
Jelumpionstip Icrney Osaln
Brunswick
Tike
G. Hives
Downing
A. Adams
Hiduce
Spectatora
Detentine Ader
Paul Taman
Adams
Adama
Rives
Ives
Aldaca
Aldaco
Adame
Bueluer
Srrernoon
Via
I A Adams
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Norman Gorham
Sam Houston Normal and Southwestern Tie
Ban Marcos, Nov. 16. Monday afternoon the new Southwest Texas Normal athletic field hosted the first clash between Sam Houston Normal and the local institution in an intersectional game. East Texas came with strong wins but faltered late, while Southwest Texas Normal forced three turnovers and scored three touchdowns in the fourth, securing the tie amid sharp defenses and yardage battles.
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Ban Marcos
Tex
Southwest Texas Normal Athletic Field
Sam Houston Normal
West Texas
East Texas
Huntsville Uieh
Houston High
Allen Academy
Mao
Southweat
Texas
Emily
Hoppe_defeats_Yamada_in_18_2_balkline_match
New York reports Whklte Hopre wins the handicap 18 2 balkline billiard tourney opener, defeating Koji Yamada 609 to 168 after Yamada received a 125 point handicap. Hoppe's high run is 275. Yamada's 10. Averages show Hoppe 832 6, Tarnada 24. The tourney continues and concludes November 23.
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New York
Whklte Hopre
Koji Yamada
Yamada
Hope
Tarnada
Hoppe
Welker Cochran Meeta
Joe Mayer
George Slasgow
George Sutton
Yale Squad Analyzes Strength After Princeton Clash
Yale coach Haughton assessed the team's strengths and weaknesses after the Princeton game as Captain Mahon noted Yale's spirit and caution about a likely Harvard contest. Williams and Burns bout postponed to December 5 with ref Wa Smith named.
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Cambridge
Miss
Haughton
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Ma~han
Williams
Dignowity Hill Trims Methodists In Basketball War
Dignowity Hill defeats South Alamo Methodists 37 to 4 in a Kidday School League game at Dig HUB. Standouts include Perkins, McKeen Baldwin, and Clark while Stiffer and Neyland led the losing side. Referee and umpire names noted with game details and quarter scores.
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South Alamo Methodist
Kidday
Nowby Hill Court
Perklam
McKeen-Baldwin
Gentor
ludney-Egg-tehneon
Tohnaun
Hitt Boys
Fust Lett Guira
Tyler
Inci
Nets
Martin Alford
Heslone
Clark
Schneider
Alldebrand
Straughn
Tya
Stiffer
Phell
South Alamo
Amqord
le. Reul
Harris Girls Win at Highland Park in Close Battle
The Harris School girls defeated Highland Park 6 to 5 in a hard fought basketball game. Key performers included Lucille Hamilton Barn Kurth and Tilda Schaezier for Harris while Cordell starred for the opposition. Referee Mrs Tones and linesman Professor Eakley officiated.
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Tiarris School
Highland Park School
Lucille Hamilton
Barn Kurth
Hall's Quintet Victory in Senior YMCA Contest
Hall's five edged Warren's team 18 to 18 in a tightly fought class game at the Y M C A. The first half ended 6-2 in Hall's favor, Warren tying early in the second half. Hall led 12-12 before pulling ahead to finish with strong goaling led by Quillian and Salvini.
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J M Hall
W. E. Warren
Hall
Warren
Jed
Ilsit
Salvini
Naylor
Quillian
Winston
Whistom
E. Unstman
Hel
Whitnay-Robins
Green-Kahrnski
B. Hoffman-Naylor
Bybank
Referge
George Wheeler
Peacock Eleven Triumphs Over San Antonio Academy
The Peacock Eleven defeated San Antonio Academy 13 to 0 at Electric Park Monday afternoon. The offense opened strong early and sustained pressure, with heavy line play dominating the Academy defense. In the third period the Falcons added a touchdown and Guiley kicked the goal to seal the result.
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Peanock
gKam
San Antonio Academy
Electric Park
Bate MM
Academy Sailad
Faltors
Ttim Guiley
Dascomb's Team Wins Junior A Class Basketball Thriller
Dascomb's squad defeated Russell Jonas' quintet in a tense Junior A game by 16 to 13 at the M. G. A. Dascomb scored four field goals and four free throws while Jonas contributed four points for the losers. Tatum hit five field goals and Troberts added four points in a hard fought contest.
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Brookes Dascomb
Russell Jonas
Gross
Das J Gomb
Tatum
Troberts
Leopards Win Event in Junuary A Meet
The Leopards won the third Junuary A event at the M C A beating the Tigers and Panthers in a basketball throwing contest. Leopards hit 10 of 26 attempts while the Tigers made 2 of 8 and Panthers 7 of 26.
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M.C. A
Leopards
Tigers
Panthers
Polnis
Fe Tigers
Etka Tee
Moore Outboxes Herman in Memphis Boxing Bout
Pat Moura of Memphis outboxed Pete Merman of New Orleans in a fast right-round decision at 148 pounds ringside in Memphis on Monday night.
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Memphis! Tenn
Pat Moura
Memphis
Pete Merman
New Orleans
Harvard Crimson Ready For Yale Clash At Cambridge
Harvard football completes final practice before Yale game, with confidence tempered by the Princeton defeat. The lineup likely mirrors the Princeton game as former Crimson stars arrive to assist, Ward Work planned during a three day stay on Tyags Island guidance. Mcakers for the game estimated at 9 000. demand for tickets would have required over 100 000 attendees to satisfy all who wished to attend.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale Saturda
Blue
Princeton
Crimson
Moore
Merrimac River
Lowell
F. A. Moore
Aggies in Final Game Texas Bound
Oklahoma and BYU prepare for a Texas showdown as both teams seek a strong finish in a tense football season. Oklahoma looks to rebound from a recent loss to Brylor College while Texas Tech aims to extend a steady run in Waco against Alexander Collegiate Institute of Jacksonville PeX and Merlilan College.
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Fort Worth
Yex
Oklahoma
College
Texas
Plete College
Brylor College
Texans
Segeon
Waco — Alexander Collegiate Institute of Jacksonville
Pex
Merlilan College
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Gas & Electris Company
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Attin Mire
Dd Seng
Uaint
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