Gascos Beat Sams In Three Bowls At Grand Alleys
San Antonio Gas and Electric bowing club defeated the San Antonio Machine and Supply team in a Commercial Tenpin league series at Grand Alleys. Gascos won the first game by 54 pins, lost the second, and clinched the last with a tight finish led by Reeder brothers and Armbrust. Gas and Electrics total 2531 pins, Mills Engraving to follow tonight.
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San Antonio Gas and Electric Company
San Antonio Machine and Supply Company
Electrics
Sams
Reeder
Roy Reeder
Armbrust
Gascos
Taylor
Menger
Mills Engraving Company
Eagle Furniture Company
Eagles
Gas and Electrics
Tel Armbrust
McHugo
Muehlendorff
San Antonio Machine & Supply Co
Ist
2D. A
T. R. Reeder
Lindloff
Leitner
O. Reeder
Newman
O. McHugo
Watkins
Blues Top Reds in YMCA Juvenile Race
The Blues defeated the Reds in a YMCA juvenile basketball game yesterday by a 2-0 first half lead and a decisive shutout finish. Bond starred, scoring all Blues points in the second half and delivering a spectacular goal.
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Blues
Reds
Bond
H. Hamilton
Clarke
Porter
Stewart
Kalies
Evans
Miller
Postlewaite
Lynch declines to comment on Tener selection
President Thomas J. Lynch of the National League says he has heard nothing official about Pennsylvania Governor Tener's selection and prefers to wait for definite word from club owners before responding. He defends his four year stewardship of the league as he weighs his next move.
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Lynch
Governor Tener
New York
Navy
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Tener
Pennsylvania
Mr. Lynch
League
Oxford Dean Denies Rhodes Rule Ties to Recent Wins
A. S. Jackson dean of Oxford University athletes denies that the new eligibility limits for Rhodes scholars stem from recent Rhodes student victories. He notes the matter was discussed in 1911 and says without action the Oxford University Athletic Club would have collapsed due to waning public energy and enthusiasm.
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Oxford
England
A. S. Jackson
Oxford University
Rhodes
Oxford University Athletic Club
Vedrines Flies 400 Miles From Nancy Toward Constantinople
French aviator Jules Vedrines completed a nonstop flight from Nancy across Germany to near Prague in about 400 miles. He landed at 2 20 this afternoon and plans to continue to Constantinople.
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Prague
Austria
Jules Vedrines
Nancy
Germany
Here
Vedrines
Constantinople
Protest Filed Over Negro Player in Thanksgiving Game
Officials of Kansas State Normal School will protest the appearance of a Negro football player from Southwestern College Winfield Kan in the Thanksgiving game against the Kansas State Normal School eleven. Every member of the normal squad asked that a protest be made.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Southwestern College
Winfield
Kansas State Normal School
Kennedy Ill With Typhoid
Chicago reports William J. Kennedy of the Illinois Athletic Club, a leading long distance runner, seriously ill with typhoid at a city hospital after traveling from St. Louis to compete in a ten mile race. He caught a cold in practice.
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Kennedy
Chicago
William J. Kennedy
Illinoi Athletic Club
St. Louis
Plumber A Collman Seeks Phone Exchange for Ad
A. Collman, a plumber, lists both phones 197 in an advertisement seeking contact.
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A. Collman
Brooklyn 10 Train in Georgia Camp for 1921 Season
Wilber T. Robinson announced training plans for the Brooklyn National League team. Rookies depart Augusta January February 20, regulars March 1, camp in the south until March 25, then north for exhibitions before returning April 1. Games against New York Philadelphia Americans and Newark. Governor Tener expected to throw first ball at Ebbets Field. Robinson once caught for Tener.
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New York
Navy
Wilber T. Robinson
Brooklyn
Augusta
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Americans and the Newarks
Tener
Pennsylvania
Ebbets Field
Robinson
East Football Sketch Amid Near Certainties and Easy Wins
The article notes a lack of close contests in the east beyond the Harvard Yale game at Cambridge. Army and Navy approach their final games before the Polo Grounds clash, both expected to win easily. Navy faces New York University, a team that has not scored on an opponent this season.
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New York
Yale
Cambridge
Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
Midshipmen
Harvard Favorite In Inter Collegiate Cross Country Meet
The annual six mile inter collegiate cross country championship at Van Cortlandt Park attracts 28 runners from 14 colleges. Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell Colgate Syracuse Pennsylvania Penn State Dartmouth Brown Michigan and Columbia are entered with Harvard favored to win.
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New York
van Cortlandt Park
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Colgate
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State
Dartmouth
Brown
Michigan
Columbia
Marquard Refuses Federal League Berth
A Milwaukee dispatch reports Rube Marquard the New York National pitcher refused a Federal League berth saying he expected to reach terms with the Giants. Also Packey McFarland of Chicago and Jack Britton of New York agreed to terms for a ten round no decision boxing match in Milwaukee on December 2.
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Chicago
A_ special dispatch
Milwaukee
Rube” Marquard
New York National
Giants
McFarland
Britton
Wis
Packey McFarland
Jack Britton
New York
Iterms
Meiers Pharmacy team elects Earl Ezell as manager
The Winter League Meiers Pharmacy votes Earl Ezell to take over after Tucker's resignation. Ezell, a longtime baseball figure, is expected to lift the team from the back and push rivals in the percentage column. Players listed to report at Krisch's ballpark Sunday at 1 for uniforms. The Pruitts also show strong improvement and appear set as a notable aggregation.
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Meiers Pharmacy
Earl Ezell
Tucker
Earl
Meiers
Krisch’s
E. Reigel
V. Duggar
Hovel
Williard
Ted Stahl
L. Garcia
Heins
E. Well
Tietze
St. John
Broggan
Pruitts
Shively to Head Western Association Baseball League
D M Shively of Kansas City, president of the 1908 Western Association, will accept the presidency of the new Western Association Baseball League being formed. Tulsa will land a franchise, with Springfield Missouri led by Tom Mayden and Dick Rohn. Other cities named include Joplin Oklahoma City Muskogee Fort Smith and Little Rock pending affiliation.
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Tulsa
Okla
D. M. Shively
Kansas City
Western Association
Larry Milton
Carthage
Tom Mayden
Dick Rohn
Springfield
Joplin
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Milton
Dwarfs Trim Midgets in YMCA Basketball Clash
The Dwarfs of the Senior Y M C A defeated the Midgets 14 to 11. They led 6 to 1 at halftime as the Midgets surged in the second period but could not overturn the early advantage. Dwarfs lineup included Causey Jaggi Logan Berthh Snitzer Gotts H Arnold. Midgets featured TFarr Roemer Lewis Stotts M Arnold Knott.
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Causey
Jaggi
Logan
Berthh-Snitzer
Gottschalk
H.arnold
Tfarr
Roemer
Lewis
Stotts
M. Arnold
Knott
Travis Club routs McKinley Avenue Methodists 78 to 11
The Travis Club basketball team overwhelmed the McKinley Avenue Methodists in a Sunday School League game, 78 to 11, with Pahlman and Schramm starring and Ralph O’Hair the top scorer for the visitors. The Travis Club lineup included Pahlmann Brousseau Schramm Bee James.
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Travis Club
McKinley Avenue Methodists
Pahlman
Schramm
Ralph O’hair
Pahlmann
Brousseau
Bee
James
McKinley Avenue
Martin
Greeman
Garden
O'Hair
Hench
Kenna consoles as British team loses in horse show
Col. B A Kenna accepts defeat with good humor after the British team and horses faltered at the Inter national horse show. He says they had a good time and expect better next year as Zurich tie silks are shipped to America and exported to Switzerland for sale.
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New York
B. A. Kenna
Zurich
America
Switzerland
Starling to Make Investigation in Southwest Texas
Commissioner of Labor J. A. Starling left for the southwestern portion of Texas to investigate alleged violations of labor laws. He will inspect points along the Brownsville road and plans to file complaints against all parties infringing on labor statutes.
Billings Buys Morgan Mares for American Trotting Line
Billings owner of Uhlan 1:58 buys four Morgan mares from Vermont farms to develop a new distinct American trotter. The Morgan mares will be crossed with trotting stallions to create a unique bloodline.
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Billings
Morgan Mares
New York
C. K. G. Billings
Vermont Farms
City cost of living lower in Minneapolis study shows small rise
The Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association reports that living costs are lower in Minneapolis than in the nation’s 25 largest cities and rose less in Minneapolis over the past year. The release notes a rapid wireless signal crossing the continent in one twentieth of a second from Washington to San Francisco.
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Minneapolis
United States
Industrial Department
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Continent
Washington
San Francisco
Tener's Election A Foregone Conclusion
New York November 21 It is widely reported among baseball writers that Governor John K Tener of Pennsylvania will be elected president of the National League. If chosen he serves as honorary president until his term ends in 1916 with day to day league affairs led by Secretary John A Heydler.
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New York
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Lynch
Tener
League
John A. Heydler
Lynch
Hagen Knocks Out by Levinsky in Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Nov 21 Hagen, new heavyweight hopeful, is knocked out in the seventh round of a ten round bout by Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia. Gunboat Smith withdrew due to a damaged eye from a Langford fight, Levinsky weighed 170 pounds and Hagen 186 pounds.
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New York
Ed Hagen
Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Gunboat Smith
Hagen
Sam Langford
Smith
Levinsky
Exhibition Series Set Between New York Teams at Ebbets Field
The New York American League and Brooklyn National League clubs schedule a spring exhibition series of five games to be held April 2, 3, 4, 8 and 11 at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn.
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New York
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Equal Shares For Postseason Players In Cubs Case
The national baseball commission declared that all players eligible for post season contests will receive equal shares of prize money. Cubs manager John Evers announced the policy after three Cubs pitchers complained they got only half a share from a Cubs White Sox series. The ruling applies to players whether or not they completed a full season.
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Chicago
National Baseball Commission
Commission
John Evers
Chicago Cubs
Evers
Cub
Jim Vaughn
Earl Moore
Eddie Stack
Cubs
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Ransom & Sils
Arnold
NOA Spears CO
Losoya Street
Fate
Potchernick-Birdsong CO
E. Houston &J
Crockett
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Entists
Hicks Bldo
Gah
Antonio
Jeff
Rae
Bud” Fisher
Don
Erreur
Oxford U
Georgia
G. S. Lincoln
Conroy Building
Plaza Theater
Shively
Kansas Citizen
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Ome
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Weill
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Packard
John Mitchell
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Southern Hotel
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