Gas and Electric quintet dominates Traction five in Commercial League
Gas and Electric Company’s team defeated Traction with scores 805 to 722 in tenpin action. Rambo led with high game and a grand high total of 86, while Mullage and Wagenfuhr also surpassed 500 marks. Hodson and Johnson paced the Gasco lineup as the squad extended its strong form.
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Chistes
Ima W
Bunsets
Gas & Wlerteic
Maverick-Clirke
Mills Ene. Co
P.O Fries
Wouschelds
Velephone Co
Gas & Electric Company
Traction Compans
Hid
Gistos
Rambo
Gasco
Mullage
Savage Bis
Wagenfahr
Hodson
Johisen
Aiid Sas
Iuitadly
Bereher
Tau
Mevins
Wity
Nansamé& Silsbee
Swift Company
Vlortrie Co
Imehupnoc
Wagenfuhr
KRU Hl Prn Co
Holladay
Horson
Gaza
Stephen
Public School Quintets Compete Across Austin Circuits
Harris Highland Park Austin and Navarro lead with perfect averages as eighteen public school teams play a third series on nine courts. In the First League Harris defeats Burnet 12 to 4 while DeZavila tops Lamar 13 to 4. Second League sees Austin beat Herff 12 to 2. Highland Park, Travis, and Bonham win. Navarre sweeps Johnson 18 to 9. Brackenridge and Bowie also win. The race remains close with potential upsets as teams gain practice and momentum.
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Barts
Harris Schoo Quint
Burnet
Milam
Fannin
Evliol Quiet
DeZavila
Lamar Qaint
Gilbert
Fleary
Whilse
Felix
Tiveralde Quint
Navarre
Johnson
Brackenridge Memorial
Bowie
Sl Nise
Crockett Five
Ifall
Geveray
Willow
Kalen
Cedar
Etreles
of Texas
Harris vs Burnet basketball showdown at Harris School
Harris and Burnet met on a Thursday afternoon with Harris leading scorers and a loud sideline. Coaches Bakley and Cook oversaw a hard fought matinee as Burnet adjusted with Brown at right forward and the defense tightened, ending 12 to 4 in favor of Harris.
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Harris School Srovride
Dramatia Bersange
Harrie
Burnet
Professor Cook
Burnet School
Bricley
Narris School
Miss Brockmann
Gish
Dyson School
Professor Hakley
Proteasor
Cook
Wakley
Harris
Tatum
McKe
Harris Territory.) Burnet Rooter
Hr Tly
Professor Bakley
Gus
Roway
Harrig
Professor Enkiey
Jet
Burnet Boys
Brown
Koester
Morris
Utyay
Radho
Wall
Bess
Halsey
Vaneent Eee Eee
Ae Ee Kronger
Moester-Brown
Bohne Ee
Carvanney
Millott
Hazewood Tught
Dillon KO’s Farmer in fourth round at Oshkosh bout
Jade Dillon dominated the first three rounds before delivering a heart punch to stop Pregk Farmer in the fourth of a scheduled ten round lightweight match in Oshkosh Wisconsin on Thursday night. In other action, Pfeiffer and Patton both won two Turner ninepin games 341 232 and 350 268.
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Frank Parmer
Oshkosh
Wis
Jade
Dillon
Pregk Farmer i ‘Ie
Qillqn
Farmer
Ace
Pfeiffer
Patton
Pfeiffers
Rives Tops McKinney In Singles Billiards Match
Rives defeated McKinney 64 to 0 in a Brunswick parlor night session as the Pocket-Billiard Championship continued. McKinney fought hard in early frames, but Rives pulled away late with a key run and a higher total, while forfeit in the afternoon altered the lineups. Wednesday and Thursday lineups set for decisive plays, with Hendricks and Johnson to oppose Wil lash for the 100 point mark.
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Brunswick
G. Ives
McDinnay
A. Adams
Hloess
Ed Belford
McKinney
Eixtleenth
Rives
Dimbrell
Cariblnesa
Phifins
Hendricks
Johnson Wilelash
G. Rives
Totel
T. Mckinney
Longhorn and Aggie Teams Set for Clash
College Station Tex Nov 19 The stage was set for Texas and Texas A M to play their first gridiron contest in four years The game would decide state football supremacy after A M’s recent Rice setback Coaches Haddie Harlan and Deve Allerdyce expected victory Each team had advantages from familiarity and veterans in contrast to the others.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
University of Texas
Texas A & M
Anl
Rice Institute
Iaddie Harlan
Farmers
Princeton
Deve Allerdyce
Longhorns
Tarmera
Alwogh
Harlan
Texaa
Texan Wiverally
Tealand A. & M
Kyle
Longhorns Headed to College Station for Texas A and M Game
Nearly a thousand students faculty and supporters left Austin with the Texas team for College Station where the Longhorns face the Farmers this afternoon. The group includes many from the University and a large Texas city contingent.
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Texaco
Austin
Tex
College Station
Longhorns
OU and Aggies Ready for Annual Manhattan Showdown
Oklahoma and Kansas State College prepared for their annual football clash in Manhattan Kas both sides missing several veterans due to injuries and conference rules. Oklahoma held a slight speed advantage and was favored although teams were nearly even in overall strength.
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Manhattan
Kas
University of Oklahoma
Kanana State Agricultural College
Oklahomens
Aggies
Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Conference
Ikansas Aggies
Poaldlon
Vee
Randalls
Ie Be Anderson
Ce Heaue- Piacek
Baird
Bell
Vanes Wright
Shropshire Denies Southern Association Salary Exemption
Clyde Shropshire president of the Nashville Baseball Club rejects Orleans reports that the Southern Association would be exempt from the 2800 salary cap and fourteen players limit set by the National Association of Minor Leagues. He says the league will handle its internal affairs and the quotes misstate his position. Also noted is a Dallas football clash between Georgetown and Southern Methodist University.
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Nashville
Clyde Shropshire
Nashville Baseball Cub
Orleans
Southern Association
Naotional Association
Fislma Lae
Amit Islandito
Shropshire
New Orleans
Postseason Ball Games Arranged For November Schedule
At a meeting of six beams contending for the post-season amateur basketball championship in Fort Bam austen cas, managers set next Sunday games and postponed games to November 24. A triple header is planned for Sunday November 28 with a 10 am start and two 4 pm games.
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Beams
Furt Bam
Marning
Lowther Brothers
Moone
Rome
Third Field Artillery
Manse
Hathin
Lowher Brothers
Harlandale
Hughey Jennings Entertained While Dining In San Antonio
Detroit Tigers manager Hughey Jennings was hosted at the Gunter House in San Antonio with local businessmen and city leaders. Mayor Clinton G Brown invited Jennings to train there for the 1916 season as speakers extolled San Antonio’s climatic advantages and baseball tradition.
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Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tleers
Houston
Bengals
Gunter House
Sterey Tyrrell
San Anonio
Gunter
Tlughey
San Antonio
Tigers
Harrison J. Henson
Clinton G. Brown
Jennings
Hero
San Antoni
Messia
L. B. Clegg
J. H. Kirkpattick
John B. Carrington
Barber
L. J. Mart
Col. M Waits
Col
GS. Bingham
Ca. Danforth
Paul Bosselman
J. J. Burleson
Lieut
M. F. Scanlan
Cap” Leidy
Clarence H. Duukins
Harry L. Miller
Hach
Jenings
Jenina
Gunter Py
Scanlon
Tiger
Frank Navin
Waxshaohie
Texas
Columbus
Academy Team Wins Narrow Victory Over Peacock Second
The San Antonio Academy second football team defeated Peacock second team 12 to 0 on Thursday. The Academy scored two touchdowns, each in the second and third quarters, with two teachers aiding the lineup. Peacock threatened near the Academy goal several times but was stopped on downs. Unclear fragments mention Owls and Unzards and a tie elsewhere.
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San Antonio Academy Secona
Peacock
Academy
Peacock Bay
Cochran and Slosson Win Billiard Matches
New York nerv 18 Welker Cochran the famed billiardist of Manh and George Slosson the New York veteran won their matches in Thursday’s play of the 18.2 handle cap billiard tournament. Cochran 200 made his total while Slosson 400 was making 35. The high runs and averages were Cochran 67 and 42, Sutton 19 and 28-4 Slosson 5 ran to his total Meyer 879 points 26. High revs and averages Blosson 0 and 05-87 Meyer 7 and 727-26. August Sea Chicago Weerhrean president of the Cy i Gago Lim at the Federal League committed death by own action at his home Thursday.
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New York
Welker Cochran
Manson
George Slosson
Cochran
George Fion
Chicago
Sutton
Slosson
Joseph Mayer
Philadelphia
Blosson
Meyer
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Firat Dearne
Piva
Darria
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Antjohnson
Crow Wett
Harris School
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Shel Norman
M'Kinney
xBarely
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Relford
Cabiness
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Adams
Longhorn
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Allerdyce
Sporlal Traina
Traina
Texas University
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Partilan
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Edmands
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Rachenberg
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Heferee Grover
Washington
Melinde
Missouri
Widiley’ College
Hand Hnesman
Tiley
Georgetown
Mec Creary
Snowers
Kansas States
Methodist
Dallas
Southwestern University of Georgetown
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Wadine Methodist
Wit
Gunter Hotel
Windug
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Sea
Charlew Weerhrean
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