Ahrens & Ott Triumph In Sprague Cup Classic
Ahrens & Ott defeated Lowthers 4 to 1 in a posteason amateur baseball bout at Fort Sam Houston, securing the Sprague Cup emblem and the series victory amid windy cold conditions and many fielding miscues. Jack Burke swiped four bases while Southpaw Fried held the Lowthers to three hits. the Moose also won a later game in the doubleheader, as Orr and Hicks faced off in a separate match with a stout pitching duel.
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Fort Sam Houston
Ahrens & Ott
Lowther Brothers
Order of
Moore
Siiver Toring
Wedge
Ahrens & Otts
Fried
Burke
Curran
Blalock
Aldworth
Merkle
Jack Burke
Mitchell
Tris
Ty Cobb
Potchernick
George Huntress
Ahrens
Otty
Lowthers
Goff
McCormick
Huntres
O'Shaughnesay
Order of Moose
Orr
Hicks
Russell and Mandot clash in New Orleans wait for a title chance
In New Orleans a heated bid for the southern lightweight title heats up as Russell presses Mandot for a title bout. Promoter terms and past refusals color the talks, with Russell claiming Mandot fears a Russell bout while Mandot seeks easier money against Ted Lewis.
St Louis Bowlers Lead at Midwest Bowling Meet
Local bowlers in Omaha Nebraska at the Midwest bowling tournament opened today with feeders listed. Notables include Jack Daniels of St Louis leading five man event with 2750, plus standings for Welviette Schafer and Hermen Beugge in various events.
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Omaha
Neb
Middle West
Jack Daniels
St. Louis
Welviette
Schafer
St. Liouis
Hermen Beugge
Ben Waldecker
Thanksgiving Day Games Settle Wide Southwest Races
Thanksgiving football headlines the week with Nebraska conquering its season slate and Oklahoma Sooners closing in on perfection. Texas and Texas A and M clash as Notre Dame meets Texas in a key intersectional, while Missouri Valley and scattered regional games shape postseason talk and conference pride.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Kansas State Agricultural College
Nebanka
Kansas Aggies
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Southwestern Athletic Association
Southwest
Missouri Valley Conference
Oklahoma A
M.ly Thy Hashell Indians
Texas
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Austin
Notre Dame
University
Indiana
Insectors
Texas Aggies
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Alabama
Missourii
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Georgetown
Towa
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Louis
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Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma City
Drake
Ames
Des Moines
Arkansas
Rolla School of Mines
Fayetteville
Ouachita
Mississippi College
Arkadelphia
Mississippi
Mississippi A
Texans
Baylor
Texas Christian University
Waco
Southwestern
Sherman
Trinity Ve
Southern Methodist University
Waxahachie
Daniel Baker
Howard Paine
Brownwood
Bike teams tie for lead in Chicago bicycle race
In a chaotic, machine scraped report, bicycle teams led Chicago standings as the world record chase continued. The text mentions multiple teams like YYasAmila and the Iaps with confusing figures and an oblique reference to Savage Kithos. details are garbled but indicate a major event nearing completion with high speeds and a 3174 kilometric or mile measure.
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Chicago
Yyasamila
Iaps
All Military Team Beats CWilans in Exhibition Game
The All Military team led by Lieu tenant Courtland Parker of Fourth Field artillery defeated CWilans in an exhibition at Fort Sang Nfoust on Sunday afternoon. Parker dominated play with five personal fouls and superior horsemanship, while Trent Field’s Parker earned high praise as the crowd watched through five periods under a full moon. An interim contest between Captain Hennessy’s squad and Captain Adams’ group followed each intermission, drawing interest from the spectators.
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Southern
Atlanta
Washington
Georgetown
South
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Tech
Georgia University
Yellow Jackets
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Tigers
Commodores
Virginia
North Carolina
Ee Hichmond
Louisiana
Courtland Parker
Fourth Field Artillery
James Tarver
Dan Antonly
Trent
Fort Sang Nfoust
Trentersint Parker
Parker
Hennessy
Adams
AUL Military
Gan Antino
Reaves
Gra Meadows
Welsh and White in Probable Championship Clash
Freddie Welsh the world lightweight champion and Charlie White of Chicago are slated for a 20 round title bout to be decided in Denver early January. A Denver business syndicate plans to secure signatures from both sides and has promised Welsh a $12,300 guarantee with additional concessions, while White agreed to pay Welsh $2,500 if he loses the bout.
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Denyer
Howl
Russell
Rod Keansas
Buffalo
Mandot
Harres
Kanexa
Russall
New Orleans
Kansas
Hoye
Buffaloan
Kansasphere
Mandol
Noworll
Mandor
Mandoblinto
Fellows
Ted Lewis
Beause
Madot
Ana Mandot
Johnie Lore
Lore
Russell-Mandot
Nix Mais
Chicago
Freddie Welsh
Cavalry Polots to Win
El Paso report describes a cavalry game where the Thirteenth Cavalry defeated the Eighth Infantry Brigade 3 3 4 to 1 4 in a four team series including Midland and All-American units, with the cavalry dominating and never yielding.
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EL Paso
Tex
Nav
Srnsni
Thirteenth Cavalry
Wighth Fantry Brigade
Midland
all-Amery
Eishth Brigade
Larry Doyle Leads National League Batting Threats
Larry Doyle tops the National League batting averages, with Barry belting 420 for the three major leagues. Luderus of the Phillies ranks second with 5. Edgar Collina, once a Broncho, sits eleventh with 2, a solid average for the little right gardener. The left-hand batter from the San Antonio stint showed speed and promise, earning cheers from friends in the Alamo City as he pledged to repay his past with strong play.
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Larry Doyle
Oident
Barry
Luderus
Phillies
Edgar Collina
San Antomlo
Alamo City
Ittn
Local Sunday School Basketball Doubleheader Scheduled
Two Tuesday games tip off at 8 10. Calvary Baptists vs Prospect Aili Baptists in the American League, then Beacon Hill Baptists meet South Alamo Methodists in the National League. Calvary and Beacon Hill won their opening games, Prospect Hill aims to challenge Calvary. South Alamo is a new team making its league debut. both games expected to be competitive.
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Calvary Boys
Beacon Hit Baptists
South Alamo Methodist
Fairfax Independents Split Doubleheader in Narrow Wins
The Fairfax team and the Independents split a Sunday doubleheader at Independent Court. The Independents won game one 3 to 0, while Fairfax claimed game two 9 to 8 after a hard fought contest. Notable players included Bernhard and Balmos for Fairfax and Barsla and Bensch for the Independents. Referee Cappurne officiated the 22 minute halves.
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Iig
Fairfax
Bernhard
Balemos
Barsla
Bensch
Rollatscing
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