High School Eleven Defeats San Marcos Normal 36 to 7
The San Antonio High team trounced San Marcos State Normal 36 to 7 to claim the city and regional football title. L. Coers sparked the visitors with a 60 yard run and a rushing touchdown, while Kelso and Kilgore led the High offense with multiple scores and successful kicks.
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San Antonio
San Marcos
Warriors
High
Kelso
L. Coers
Coers
Normal
Scott
Griffin Chosen to Referee Wolgast Ritchie Fight
James Griffin of San Francisco will referee the Thanksgiving Day bout between Ad Wolgast and Willie Ritchie in San Francisco. The selection was made by Billy Nolan for Ritchie and James Coffroth for the club, under the promoter Tom Jones. Wolgast plans to begin training next Sunday after Willie Ritchie completed his initial workout yesterday.
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Wolgast
Ritchie
San Francisco
Cal
James Griffin
Ad Wolgast
Willie Ritchie
Billy Nolan
James Coffroth
Tom Jones
Ketchel to Fight Russell in New Orleans Bout
Steve Ketchel of Chicago is matched for a ten round fight next Monday night with Frankie Russell of New Orleans at the Orleans Athletic club. The winner is to meet Joe Mandot on Mandot's return from the Pacific coast.
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Chicago
Russell
Mandot
New Orleans
Steve Ketchel
Frankie Russell
Orleans Athletic Club
Joe Mandot
Pacific Coast
German Wrestler Defeated in Nebraska Match
Jess Westergaard of Des Moines defeated Earle Orlando, champion German wrestler, last night at OMAFA Neb. Westergaard won the last two falls in the bout.
Tail-enders Fall as San Antonio Gas Sweeps Nine Pins
San Antonio Gas and Electric Company extended their winning streak with a dominant 751 778 series over Peden Iron and Steel in the Commercial Tenpin League at Grand Alleys. Captain Muehlendorff topped scoring with a 201 game, aided by Wagenfehr and Armbrust. Household Furniture and San Antonio Machine and Supply clash tonight on the same lanes.
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Pilyd. W
P.C. S. W. Tel. Co
Il Gas & Elec. Co
So Sr
Mav- Clarke Co
Peden I. & 8
San Antonio Gas and Electric Company
Peden Iron and Steel Company
Muehlendorff
Altman
Household Furniture Company
San Antonio Machine and Supply Company
L. A. Gas and Electric Co
Armbrust
Wagenfehr
Daca Ces
Young
Tavens
Muehrendorff
Ee Pee Lorot Roe
Peden Iron & Steel Co
Peracias
Woes
DAHON
Ca Oe i Sieees
Ninepin League Caps Adopt Foul Line Rule and Forfeit Times
At a City Ninepin meeting captains approved the foul line rule with ball loss and respotting pins, and required both feet over the line to foul. No player may switch teams. Ten men needed by 8:45 for first game, by 9:30 for second. Banquet to be stag. L. T. Waters presided and rules take immediate effect including tonight’s Pelicans vs Eagles.
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L. T. Waters
The
Pelicans
Eagles
Hoppe Maintains Lead in New York Balk Line Final
Hoppe defeated Sutton to lead the 18.2 balk line championship with a 297-17 high average. Slosson outplayed Yamada while Hoppe had a best 101 and Slosson posted 79 as he led after the twentieth inning. Morningstar beat Taylor 500-310 and Cline topped Demarest 500-443 in afternoon games with Morningstar’s 131 and 106 in late innings.
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New York
Cline
Demarest
Morningstar
Philadelphia Defeats Havana Team In Exhibition
The Philadelphia baseball team of the American League defeated Havana yesterday by a score of 10 to 5 in Havana. The game showcased solid hitting by the visitors and a robust offensive effort throughout.
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Athletics
Havana
Philadelphia Baseball
Marshall Wins Ham Coronal at San Marcos
Marshall Training School of San Antonio defeated Coronal Institute 13 to 0 in San Marcos on November 19. Ragland kicked the first extra point after the opening score. Coronal blocked the second. The game featured Marshall forward passes and end runs while Coronal relied on line plunges. McLean and Ragland starred for Marshall. McFaddin and I Carter starred for Coronal.
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San Marcos
Tex
Coronal Institute
Marshall Training School
San Antonio
Institute
Ragland
Coronal
Marshall
Butler
McFaddin
I. Carter
McLean
H. Waits
Marshall edges Coronal in final minutes for 13 to 0 win
Marshall gains the lead in the closing minutes after Coronal loses the ball on downs near midfield. H Waits scores the second Marshall touchdown and the kick is blocked as the team defeats Coronal 13 to 0. Substitutions and lineups listed. referees named. Reds' Spring Schedule notes Cincinnati to French Lick Springs, Mobile, then back for April 10 opener.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Ohio
French Lick Springs
Mobile
Ala
Crippled Quarterback Breaks Legacy in Practice Accident
In Cleveland on November 19, Russell Kriss, 14, already missing a leg, played in a high school practice game. On the first pass the opposing line broke through and piled on him, breaking the bone in his injured limb.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Russell Kriss
Football Fatality Shocks Omaha After Injury
Claire Fitzgerald aged 18 died in Omaha after a football game injury last Friday. He suffered a broken neck while tackling an opponent, ending his life here yesterday.
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Omaha
Neb
Claire Fitzgerald
Southwestern game date moved for Texas clash
Georgetown Texas November 22 instead of November 23 for Southwestern University versus Texas. E Mid Westbrook, manager, arranged a one day earlier train to Austin. Players scrimmage intensely while Captain McHenry misses practice due to his mother's illness.
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Georgetown
Tex
Southwestern University
Texas
E. Mid Westbrook
Methodist
Austin
Katy
Southwestern
McHenry
University
Chambers Sets Local Three-Cushion Record At Alexan der's
Chambers handicapped at 20 in the three-cushion billiard tourney at Alexander's ran out his twenty in 28 innings scoring nine in the last four turns. He defeated Roche as Roche totaled only four points in the same 28 innings. The evening featured a short game following one of the tourney's longest afternoon matches.
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Chambers
Alexander
Roche
Pitching duel ends in high-scoring 15 11 game
Bennett kept Garcia scoreless for 50 innings of the contest. The game finished 15 to 11 with Bennett yielding the loss after 112 innings of shutout work.
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Bennett
Garcia
Moore Outpoints Dyson In Fifteen Round Bout
Pat Moore of Philadelphia out pointed Young Dyson of Providence in a fifteen round New Haven bout. Dyson floored Moore in the seventh round for a nine count, but Moore rallied and controlled the later rounds.
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Moore
Dyson
New Haven
Conn
Pat” Moore
Philadelphia
Young” Dyson
Providence
Grand League Tops Giants in Close Tenpin Match
The Eagle team upset the Giants on Gray alleys in a tight Grand Tenpin League contest last night. Tom Cahill saved Giants with three straight strikes in the final frame as the Eagles won two of three games by slim margins. High games went to Thomas 209 and Schmitt 220, while Cahill added a 200 for Giants. Next Thursday Thurman Club vs Erie Stars to decide third place.
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Giants
Eagle
Grayalleys
Eagles
Tain Cahill
Thomas
Howard
Schmitt
Cahill
Thurman Club
Erie Stars
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Main Ave
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Flynn
Charles Brickley
Yale
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