Goodwin to Lead Bronchos in 1914 Season
Clyde Goodwin named manager of the Bronchos for 1914. The popular ex pitcher and outfielder, with three years in the team, aims to lift the club from fourth place in the Texas League. New faces include Tom Dunne Buck Egan and Chapman with other recruits vying for outfield and infield spots as the club prepares for a pennant push.
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Clyde Goodwin
Clyde
Swat
Tom Dunne
Nags
Wagner
Buck Egan
St. Louis
Chapman
Cleveland
Charley Seitz
Nap
Lee Lemon
Harry Price
Hauenstein
Broncs
Brown Rogers
Roy Morton
Carl Johnson
Goodwin
San Antonio
Bronco
Nebraska Defeats Iowa 12 to 0 to End Undefeated Season
The Cornhuskers deliver a relentless line smashing victory over the Hawkeyes at Lincoln, finishing the season unbeaten. Iowa threatened briefly in the third period but Nebraska’s ball control and strong rushes, led by Halligan Purdy and Rutherford, secured both touchdowns and the 12 to 0 win.
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Lincoln
Neb
Cornhuskers
Nebraskans
Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Flag Tourney Thursday at San Antonio Country Club
Unfavorable weather and hunting season keep many regulars away from golf at the San Antonio Country Club and Laurel Heights. The annual Thanksgiving flag tournament will draw a large crowd. players carry flags with their names and stroke allowances, and the farthest distance wins, with prizes for top distances. Semi finals proceed at Laurel Heights with multiple flights, and finals are expected to finish this week.
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San Antonio
Country Club
Laurel Heights Golf Club
San Antonio Country Club
T. T. Dillon
Will McIlhenny
Victor Keller
Frank Richardson
New McIilhenny
Israel
Leslie McIlhenny
W. P. Calvert
Franz Named Austin Manager For 1914 Season
Walter P. Franz former San Antonio first baseman is signed as manager of the Austin Field Club for the 1914 season. President Quebedeaux announced the signing after negotiations. A stockholders meeting is set for next Wednesday to outline plans as Austin aims for a top league team.
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Austin
Tex
Quebedeaux
Austin Field Club
Walter P. Franz
San Antonio
Franz
Field Club
Austin Proes
Governor Tener Sets Six Points On Baseball Policy
Governor John K. Tener of Pennsylvania, named as president of the National League, outlines six cardinal views. He vows to keep the game clean and sanitary and to focus on constructive leadership while praising the American League for steady guidance under President Johnson.
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New York
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Mathewson
Governor Tener
Mr. Tener
American League
Johnson
Chicago U Wins Fifth Conference Title in 19–0 Victory
The University of Chicago clinched the conference championship by defeating Wisconsin 19 to 0. Coach Stagg’s team relied on steady, versatile play and back field strength, forcing Wisconsin errors. Two touchdowns came from forward passes, and Dolly Gray’s 80 yard interception return sealed the win.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Stagg
Maroons
Badgers
Dolly Gray
Badger
Taylor High Girls Defeat Rockdale by Ten to Three
Taylor High girls basketball beat Rockdale High 10 to 3 at Rockdale this afternoon in a decisive conference game.
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Taylor, Tex
Taylor High
Rockdale High
Rockdale
Missouri Tigers Crush Jayhawkers 3–0 In Muddy Showdown
Missouri defeated Kansas 3 to 0 in a rain soaked muddy battle at Columbia. McWilliams booted the winning 20 yard field goal in the second period as both teams endured a brutal, penalty filled game before about 11 000 fans. Speelman and Steuwe starred for Missouri and Kansas respectively.
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Columbia
Missouri University
Pompeii
Lttle
Missouri
Kansas Jayhawkers
H. L. McWillias
Kirksville
Missouri Valley
Tigers
Kansas
Shepard
Moore
Chuck Wilson
Oval
McWilliams
K. U
Walter Camp
Speelman
All- Valley
Jayhawkers
Butch” Steuwe
Government Hill Methodist Defeats McKinley 41 to 16
The Government Hill Methodist team defeated McKinley Avenue on the Y M C A court last night 41 to 16. Hopkins led scoring as the Hill squad built from an 18 8 halftime edge to coast to the victory marking a second straight win over McKinley.
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Government Hi! Methodist
McKinley Avenue
Government Hill
Hill Boys
Hopkins
McKinley
Government Hill Methodist
Ninepin League Announces Busy San Antonio Schedule
The Turn Verein Ninepin League reveals the second series timetable after a strong first season. Lassners top the standings with 15 wins and 3 losses for an .833 percentage, Schmiedekinds close with 11 wins and 7 losses. The schedule spans November to February with matches daily across Huntress, Klaus, Phillip, Gloeckner, Schmiedekind, Huth, Gutzeit, Tolle, Lassner, Hoefgen, and others.
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Verein
San Antonio
Lassners
Schmiedekinds
Huntress
Klaus
Phillip
Gloeckner
Schmiedekind
Huth
Gutzeit
Tolle
Lassner
Hoefgen
Jan Huth
Klaus v& Gloeckner
Notre Dame and Texas Gridiron Showdown on Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day clash in Austin pits Notre Dame, theWestern powerhouse, against Texas Longhorns in Clark Field. The article argues Western open play and forward passing give an edge over Eastern defenses, noting praise from Walter Eckersall and New York Times coverage of Notre Dame’s style.
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Austin
Tex
Notre Dame
University of Texas
Clark Field
Texas
Longhorns
Walter H. Eckersall
Chicago Star
Chicago Tribune
New York Times
Charlie Dorais
Herbert Reed
Harper's Weekly
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale with Two Streaks
Cambridge Mass November 22 Harvard coach Percy Haughton guides the Crimson to two historic goals beating Yale twice in a season and winning at the stadium. Brags about team spirit and drop kicking success with praise for teammates Guernsey and centers and lines.
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Charles E. Brickley
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Percy Haughton
Princeton
Guernsey
Ames Defeats Drake In 26 3 Football game
Ames dominated Drake 26 to 3 in Des Moines as forward passes carried the offense. Stars Cowan Uhl Brennan and Wilson sparked the Aggies with long gains and the home crowd roared at 20 to 25 yard spurts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ames
Drake
Aggies
Cowan
Uhl
Brennan
Wilson
Prep Eleven Edges Preps 14 12 At Electric Park
San Antonio Academy defeats Southwestern University Preparatory School 14 to 12 on Electric Park field. Perez scores the winning third quarter touchdown as Haas adds the extra point. Injuries impact the Preps as key players leave with an elbow injury and Shive and Barton star for San Antonio.
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San Antonio Academy
Southwestern University Preparatory School
Electric Park
Academy
Georgetown
Southwestern Bunch
Rothe
Lison
Carley
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Taylor Girls
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Prudential
Crockett
Moodurh U
McWillias
Football Eleven
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Gutzelt
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San Antonio Boys
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Guarantee Motor Car CO
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