Hoppe Dominates Billiards Title Contenders at New York Match
William Hoppe, champion billiardist, defeated Calvin Demarest 500 to 294 in New York at the Astor Hotel. The article notes Hoppe’s ongoing dominance, mentions potential challengers including Firmin Cassignol and Chick Wright, and discusses the likelihood of future matches with George Slosson or Wright.
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William Hoppe
Alexander the Great
New York
Hotel Astor
Hoppe
Cue
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Demarest
Sutton
Morningstar
Cline
America
George Slosson
Chick” Wright
San Francisco
Koji Yamada
Sir William
Delivur Lays Out Challenge For Wrestling Bout
A Wichita wrestler named Charlie Delivuk travels widely seeking matches with light heavyweights. He cites past bouts with Hassan Yousouf and Tommy Ryan, claims victories in Electra and Oklahoma, and notes a 1906 bout with Frank Gotch in Buffalo where Gotch won in one hour six minutes. Delivuk, Austrian by birth, seeks opponents under any terms.
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Kan
Charlie Delivuk
Delivuk
Hassan Yousouf
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tommy Ryan
Texas
Electra
Tex
Charlie Burns
Burns
Oklahoma
Mountour
Pet Brown
Taylor
Delivak
Sporting Editor
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Lloyd Carter
Adolph Ernst
Charlie
Frank Gotch
Buffalo
N. Y
Franch Gotch
Harvard Scores Few Touchdowns In Yale Princeton Triangle
Harvard dominates eastern rankings after winning two key games by field goals only. Yale and Princeton also failed to score touchdowns in their matchups, with 27 of 29 points from field goals and a freak safety. Charles Brickley racks five goals in one game as Harvard’s standout.
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Boston
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Walter Eckersall
Wisconsin
Governor Tener to Become Real Boss of National League
New York Nov 24 It is believed Governor John K Tener of Pennsylvania will be elected president of the National Baseball League at the December 9 meeting. If elected he would exercise the real control with Heydler handling details and Ban Johnson sharing chair duties with a new chairman. Tener would join the league staff despite no salary until after his gubernatorial term ends January 1 1915 and may move to Philadelphia or base his operations in the league capital as he commits to frequent visits and active participation.
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New York
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
National Baseball League
Tener
National Baseball Commission
Baseball Court
John A. Heydler
National League
Governor Tener
National Commission
Ban Johnson
American League
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Harris Cu Pital
National games in Pittsburg and Pennsylvania highlight season
He notes the National games held in Pittsburg and Pennsylvania. He mentions the Philadelphia Athletics winning two world series and demonstrates detailed knowledge of the game's finer points.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Athletics
Harvard Defeats Yale Leaves Bradlee Injured
Harvard's victory over Yale leaves Bradlee with a broken rib and Stillman infirmary, while Hardwick sports a sling from an early game strain. Strong hopes rise among Harvard men about a recent crime wave investigation.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Bradlee
Stillman Infirmary
Hardwick
Crim
Yale Game Losses Likely Limiting to Three Starters
The article notes only three players from the Yale game will be lost to graduation Captain Storer Hitchcock and O'Brien, with the rest of the backfield Brickley Mahan Bradlee and Logan staying.
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Yale
Storer
Hitchcock
O'Brien
Brickley
Mahan
Bradlee
Logan
American Football Teams Abroad in Genoa
At Genoa stadium the Connecticut sailors beat a Kansas eleven in a clash that drew officials, naval officers, and locals, though poor weather kept many away. The report notes the expected crowd did not assemble due to rain.
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Genoa
United States
Connecticut
Kansas
Oine
Semi finals completed in Laurel Heights golf tourney
The Laurel Heights Golf Club semi finals were completed Sunday morning with McKlhenny members taking decisive victories. finals set for next Sunday. McIlhenny to meet Keller in the championship flight and Ned McIlhenny to face his son Leslie in Class B finals.
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Laurel Heights
McKlhenny
Will McIlhenny
T. T. Dillon
McIlhenny
Victor Keller
Ned McIlhenny
Frank Richardson
Leslie McIlhenny
R. SS
Israel
Leslie
J. E. Brinkmeyer
W. P. Calvert
T. N. Smith
Brinkmeyer
Harry Symons
Will H. Symons
Little Symons
Ray. M. Hare
L. K. Beckup
Hare
Beverly. Young
W. J. Lyons
Eagles Lose Three Straight To Gascos In Tenpin Meet
The Eagle Furniture team suffered three straight defeats to the Gas & Electric club in the Commercial Tenpin League postponed match at Grand Alleys. Lean Armbrust led Gas Co with a 180 first game and 211 in the second, while Muehlendorff posted three solid games and a 205 high. Captain Frazier paced the Eagles with 564 pins and a 200 best, though the team overall faltered.
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Crack Gas & Electric
Gascols
Frazier
Electrics
Armbrust
Gas Co
McHugo
Muehlendorff
Southpaw Menger
Taylor
Caesar
Y M C A Banquet Forces Gym Activities Canceled
On account of the annual banquet of the Y M C A members at 6 30 p m today all gymnasium activities must be eliminated for the entire evening.
San Antonio Light Team to Face Household Furniture Tonight
A San Antonio Light representative team is scheduled to play the Household Furniture Company squad in a closely contested match. The report notes a disputed private ball and a low score attributed to it. Individual scores show Gas and Electrics 2513 total with McHugo leading 534, while Eagle Furniture totals 2160 with Frazier at 564. Scorer O McHugo and umpire Hooli gan are listed.
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San Antonio Light
Household Furniture Company
Armbrust
McHugo
Menger
Muehlendorft
Taylor
Eagle Furniture Co
E. J. Garven
Frazier
W. T. Garven
O, McHugo
Auburn Wins Southern Title in 1913 Football Race
Auburn defeats Georgia two touchdowns to claim the undisputed 1913 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship in Atlanta. The column previews next week’s key games including Sewanee vs Vanderbilt and Clemson vs Georgia Tech, with several remaining Southeastern contests highlighted.
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Auburn
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
University of Georgia
Georgia
Alabama
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Dudley Field
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Virginia
North Carolina
South
South Carolina
Citadel
Columbia
Tulane
Arkansas
New Orleans
Tennessee
Kentucky State
Ikanoxville
Texas Aggies
Lton
Wake Forest
Davidson
Charlotte
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Free Lecture on Christian Science in San Antonio
The First Church of Christ, Scientist announces a free lecture on Christian Science at the Gunter Hotel Banquet Room in San Antonio Texas next Tuesday at 8 oclock. Dr Francis J Fluno M D C S D of The Board of Lectureship The Mother Church Boston Massachusetts will speak. The public is invited to attend.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
San Antonio
Texas
Gunter Hotel
Francis J. Fluno
M. D
First Churchy of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Ray
Thanksgiving Football Exhibition At Texas League Park
The Scottish gathering at Texas League Park on Thanksgiving Day features English and Scotch Association football teams with J Aiken H Berberne A Behrens H Bernes P Everett and others named. James Donaldson referees the main association game plus prize events and amateur contests open to all.
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Clan MacDuff
J. Aiken
H. Berberne
A. Behrens
H. Bernes
P. Everett
W. Foster
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F. Jones
J. Little
T. Lucas
H. Matthews
D. McNair
W. McNair
W. Millar
J. Stephens
H. Smith
J. Thomson
J. Walker
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W. White
J. Williams
T. Williams
James Donaldson
Kaufmans Win Out In Seven Inning Baseball Game
The Kaufman baseball team defeated the Meiers 5 to 4 in seven innings yesterday. Kaufman scored three in the fourth and two in the sixth to jump ahead, but Meiers replied with one in the sixth and three in the seventh before the game ended. Batteries were Maury and Gracia for Kaufman and Dugger and Riegel for Meiers.
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