Guarantee Five Wins Three From Gascos Tenpin Tie
The Guarantees swept three straight games from the Gascos in the Commercial Tenpin League series, 753 681, 810 619, and 740 723, placing them atop the club standings while dropping the Gascos to fourth. Studt led with 624 total and 188 in game two, while Ahr paced the Gascos with 445.
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Gas and Electric Company
Gascos
Studt
Ahr
Postoffice Prides
Swift Company
Staudt
Schneider
Ferguson
Whittle
Kempf
National Association tabs minor league proposals amid fraternal dispute
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues voted to table indefinitely Demands by the Baseball Players Fraternity and debated amendments to the constitution. Proposals included trimming the national board and adding minor league representation while rejecting player travel expense claims and new contract timing ideas. No arbitration decisions were issued in 138 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Association
National Board
National Baseball Commission
Players’ Fraternity
David L. Fultz
Robert Allen
Little Rock Southern Association
Kirkmeyer
The
St. Louis Americans
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn Nationals
Board of Arbitration
National Associators of
National Board of Arbitration
Juniors Play Football and Open Junior B Basketball Series
Four games highlighted the opening round of the Junior B Basketball League. Reds beat Blues 7 to 4, Whites toppled Purples 9 to 4, Pinks defeated Orange 2 to 0, and Greens beat Browns 4 to 2. Notable scorers included Halliday and McClure for the Reds and Dugger for the Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Blues
Whites
Purples
Pinks
Orange Quint
Greens
Browns
Joseph Halliday
J. B. McClure
Halliday
McClure
Gilbert Colesworthy
James Dugger
Werner Rosnig
Leslie Maurer
Paul Kuehne
Robert Garrett
Bonnie Jordan
T. A. Tirado
P. Ww. L
Divisiona E L. , Pet
Princeton Varsity Rolls Over Scrubs in Scrimmage
Princeton, N J November 16 1930 The Princeton varsity football elev en rushed the scrub team off its feet in scrimmage Moore at half back on the first team tore through the second team for substantial gains He is likely to carry much of the offensive load against Yale Saturday Eberstadt in the varsity backfield for the first time in weeks and may be used against Yale Dave Tibbett practiced kicking but did not take part in scrimmage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger
Princeton
N. J
Moore
Yale
Eberstadt
Dave Tibbett
Charters Issued and Amendments Filed in Texas
Charters issued: Cinnabos Chemical Sales Company of Texas, Dallas, capital stock 10000. Incorporators Harry L. Seay H P. Thompson and J E Coad. Amendments filed: Damon Humble Oil Company of Houston increases capital stock from 10000 to 25000. Hupp Motor Sales Company of Plainview changes name to The Connell Motor Company.
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Austin
Tex
Cinnabos Chemical Sales Company of Texas
Dallas
Harry Ll. Seay
H. P. Thompson
J. E. Coad
Damon-Humble Oil Company of
Houston
Hupp Motor Sales Company of
Plainview
Connell Motor Company
Boundary Hearing in Texas New Mexico Boundary Suit
Assistant Attorney General C. W. Taylor travels to El Paso to represent Texas in taking testimony before commissioners Robey for Texas and for New Mexico. The case, pending in the US Supreme Court, has surpassed one million words of testimony. Taylor aims to finish by early December.
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el Paso
Austin
Tex
C. W. Taylor
Pet Brown Willing to Wrestle Sam Clapham Banner Bid
Pet Brown of Taylor, famed middleweight wrestler, offers to meet British light heavyweight champion Sam Clapham if weight limits are agreed. Brown insists Clapham weigh in at 170 pounds rimside and says he will give ten pounds but won’t wrestle at catch weights. If settled, a banner match may entertain local fans. Also Norman reports Oklahoma State coach Ben Owen pushing the Sooners for a win against the Kansas Aggies, with tough practice aimed to snap a four-game skid.
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Pet’’ Brown
Taylor
Pet
Sam Clapham
Ad Ernst
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Clapham
Sooners
Norman
Okla
Ben Owen
Oklahoma State University
Kansas Aggies
Sturday
Sooner
Kansas
Longhorns Secret Practice Ahead of A M Thanksgiving Game
Texas Longhorns practice in secret for the Thanksgiving game with A M College after a decisive win over Arkansas. Ticket sales opened with a rush for seats, including many requests from out of town, signaling a large turnout.
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Longhorns
Austin
Tex
Texas Longhorns
A. & M. College
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas
Yale Elevens Scrimmage Highlights Scoring
Yale practiced with a half hour scrimmage in New Haven with the varsity scoring two touchdowns against the scrubs Le gore rested as Carey scored one touchdown and added a 25 yard run The eleven’s work was described as satisfactory The first mass meeting of the year was held Wednesday night
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Scrubs
Legore
Carey
Harvard to Change Line up for Brown Game
Harvard Athletic Association said few starters from the Princeton game will begin against Brown. The coaching staff aims to avoid injuries to first string players and give substitutes experience for Yale, the following hard matchup.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Athletic Association
Princeton
Crimson
Brown
Yale
Promoters Form American Speedways Association in Chicago
Managers from major speedways across the United States met in Chicago and organized the American Speedways Association to promote auto racing nationwide. Harry Harkness of New York was elected president.
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Promoters Farm Association
Chicago
American Speedways Association
Harry Harkness
New York
Peacock Beats Coronal 47 to 0 in West End match
Peacock outscored Coronal of San Marcos 47 to 0 on a windy Wednesday afternoon at West End. Seven touchdowns and five goals, three on forward passes, highlighted the game while Coronal faced multiple handicaps in an exhibition effort led by captain Culp and left end Hopkins.
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Peacock
Coronal
San Marcos
West End
Tne
Ferguson
Dublin
Vee McCoy
Tom
Fain
Sikes
Miller
Business Boys Activity at Y M C A Class Contest
The Business Boys of the Y M C A held a busy session with volley ball and basketball. Alvin Icke led a 11 9 volley victory, Clarence Boldt won 38 11 in the rematch, and Frank Erben beat Alvin Icke 2 0 in basketball. Charlie Chowning scored the only field goal. Fernando Flores' team beat Leo O Dowd 14 3 with O Dowd scoring five field goals and two fouls for 12 points.
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Alvin Icke
Frank Erben
Clarence Boldt
Icke
Julius Reimschissel
Donald Schneider
Charlie Chowning
Business Boys
Y. M. C. A. Newsboys
Fernando Flores
Leo O'Dowd
Enter Cross-country Run field grows for Yale event
More than two hundred runners from fourteen teams are entered for the intercollegiate cross country championship to be held at New Haven on the Yale course November 25. The entry list is among the largest ever received for the event.
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New York
New Haven
Yale
Professor Luke Defeats Kurtz in 200-Point Billiards Match
Professor Luke wins the second block to lead 400 to 335 against George Kurtz in a 200 point billiards match at Oriental Parlors. The final block is set for Thursday at 8 PM with free admission and public attendance invited.
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Professor Luke
George Kurtz
Kurtz
Luke
Chance Seeks Two-Year Chicago Nationals Deal
Frank Chance is ready to manage the Chicago Nationals again. He demands a two year contract worth 50000 dollars, according to reports from Los Angeles.
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Chance
Chicago
Frank Chance
Chicago Nationals
Los Angeles
Attorney General Work Summary For Two And Four Years
Austin Tex Nov 16 A summary by W P Dumas chief clerk details two years ending Aug 31 1916 and four years of Attorney General B F Looney administration. It shows 55 suits tried in two years with 52 won 3 lost 76 pending. four years 139 suits with 122 won 17 lost 128 pending. Revenue collected 447771 for two years and 1082791 for four. Bonds charters amendments and tolls approved totals listed for both periods. Tax cases pending noted.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General’s Department
W. P. Dumas
B. F. Looney
General Looney
Generous Offer Provokes A Return Ride Dilemma
A dialogue shows one person offering to repay a debt by paying ten cents a ride for all the times the other has given him rides in his car. The lender previously supplied lifts but now refuses to lend money, proposing this per-ride repayment instead.
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Commercial Tenpin League
Pet Guarantees
Traction Co
Gas & Electrics
Uvalde Gulf
Sunsets Ee Eenseee
Service Eng
Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Leonard
Dundee
Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundee
International News Service
MR Jiggs
George McManus
Charles Ebbetts
Gunter
Dansant Phone Crockett
Rhe
St.anthony
San Antonio
Army
T. B. Baker, Pres
Gen’l. Mgr
St. Anthony
Hot Wells
Bath House
Arthur G. Jury
Ped” Brown
Chapham
Nmignu Tackie
Gladney, Lindsey
Lowman
Weee
Brian
Rike O
Lawrence
Smith
Hawks
Rendleman
Hopkins
Culp
Tescoe Carter
H, Peacock
Williams
Brother James Hart
Susan
Perez
cmAs
Zoller
Railroad
Wottice
Deloress
Burns Drug Store
Houston and
Navarro Sts
Bronco Bob
Washington Star
Henry R. Mallory
Galveston
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Mallory Steamship Company
F. T. Rennie
Press Nichols
Bedell Building
Hudson
Crockett
Richey Auto Livery
ST. Mary's ST
Lanier Hotel
California
Arizona
Sean
C. P
T. A. A. R. Atkinson
Houston St
Gunter Hotel Corner
Ave. C
Gillette
Chandler Cars
Cam. ‘Auto “Livery CO
Solelad St
Fords
Safety Deposit San Antonio Loan & Trust Company
W. Commerce Street
Walter Walthall
Waco
E. Houston St
J.W. King
D.F
P. A
G.M. Bynum
T. A
Corpus Christi
Return Gulf Coast
Cail
City Ticket Office
Avenue C
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