Welsh Lightweight Champion of England Seeks Wolgast Title
Special to the Light reports Fred Welsh England’s lightweight champion, age 18, prepares to meet American titleholder Ad Wolgast on Thanksgiving Day. Welsh’s unorthodox methods raise English ire, yet he remains a national figure admired for intellect, vegetarian diet, and physical culture. He trains publicly, supports charity, travels with his sister, and champions a natural lifestyle.
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Phillies Defeat Havana 7 to 6 in Havana Game
The Philadelphia Nationals beat the Havana Baseball club 7 to 6 yesterday in Havana. Associated Press reports the tight contest featured late runs and strong pitching from both sides.
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Bargains in Automobiles at San Antonio Motor Car Co
The San Antonio Motor Car Co offers 5 and 7 passenger Oldsmobiles at low prices to clear stock before new arrivals. Cars include fore doors electric lights fully equipped with Warner Speedometer and Prestolite tank. Trade-ins welcomed. See Frederick Murphey Danyer Hicks Building.
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Peacock Cadets Win 6 0 as Reed Key Punt Recovery Secures Victory
Reed’s early third quarter punt recovery at the one yard line set up a 6 to 0 win for the Peacock team over San Antonio Academy at West End. The victory clinches the interscholastic football series for the West End cadets with three straight wins. Lochausen starred for the academy with end runs, while Curtiss, Alderette and Doss contributed for Peacock in a tight defensive and rushing game.
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Second YMCA Basketball Series Set After Ties
The YMCA basketball league announces a second series starting Tuesday after a double header left Giants and Skookums tied for first. Bronchos beat Midgets keeping them in a second place tie. crowds flocked to see the near finale and more games are planned to settle supremacy.
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Brokerage system to be tabooed in baseball reform
President Tom Chivington of the American association returns from the San Antonio meeting with a forecast of sport reform. He says the player brokerage system is to be eliminated and clubs will face limits on contracts and on circuits for drafting and purchasing players. magnates have pressed reform for five years and now may adopt stricter limits.
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Millionaire Mayor Brown Praised For Amateur Baseball Work
Daniel H. Murphy of Monmouth says G. 8. Brown of Monmouth and Tri-State Baseball league influence ranks him above several major figures in promoting amateur baseball. Murphy recalls Brown and Hart's sale to the Chicago Cubs and Hart's later success as a catcher.
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Texas Negroes to Meet in Houston December
Houston Texas November 22 The Texas negro convention has been called for December 9 to 20 in Houston with delegates from across the state expected to attend and consider matters of concern to the African American community.
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Century alleys hosts bowling match with Century five win
Century five defeated Graham captained five by 2686 to 2636 pins in a three game match at Century alleys last night. A rematch is planned on Grand alleys next Monday night. A seven up match on Thursday features Muehlendorf and Thomas against Stein and Orme at Century alleys.
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Boston Don ta May Be Offered For Sale Again
The death of William H. Russell chief owner of the Boston National League club may push the Doves back on the market. Russell and Fred Tenney had bought the team before the season, which began well but ended last in the pennant race. Russell sought to sell his share but the deal failed.
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Marshall 10 Plays Last Academic Game
The Marshall Training School meets St. College Eleven at Deague Park Thursday in the final Acad league game. Marshalls aim to seal the championship after beating West Texas and a collegian opponent predicts Marshall victory. Officials listed: Lieutenant Baehr ref, Lieutenant Garber umpire, Professor Culver field judge.
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Even Break in Turner Pin League Report
In Turner last night Gus Koch and Richey split two games with each taking one win. Koch’s team claimed the second game. Tonight’s matches feature B teams captained by George C and Dan S Dunham.
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