Hendricks Tops Bunyan In Close Game Showdown
Hendricks captured a 100 to 95 win over Bunyan amid a tense crowd at the Reanawhek parlor. Adams forfeited to Mac in a separate afternoon contest, while Bunyan pressed with safety plays, Johnson and Welford tallied for their teams as fans cheered the late scoring flurry.
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Calvary and Beacon Quintets Triumph in Sunday School Play
Calvary Baptist defeated Prospect Hill 22 to 8 in the opening game as Calvary and Beacon Hill Rapitals posted victories. Beacon Hill beat the South Route Methodists 35 to 10 in the New Hioumt League second encounter, with standout pace and team speed noted.
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Calvare Baptist
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Jessie
Beacon Hill Rapitals
Routh
Alaute Methodiets
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AF Bedell
Maverick Clarke Twins Lead Three-Game Set Win
Maverick Clarke paired with Quinn anchored two wins in a tense three game series as the Mavericks posted high totals. Sehwarts led the opposition with a 228 high game while Gosling and Nolan added strong scores in a hard fought match.
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Bneting
Squinted Wow
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Nered
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Witte Grind Torad
Entity
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Muliihenny
Gozlling
Hol Song
Hs Maverick Five Coure
Tite
Nulan
Hanity
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Ellave
He Mills Engraving Company
Stanyom and
Silsbee
San Marcos and San Antonio Academy Play Scoreless Tie
In San Marcos Nex a football game ended 0 to 0 as both sides fumbled often and failed to score. San Antonio’s Harry Taylor stood out at end while Windrow Hare Wallace and Wooker aided the San Marcos defense and offense, with San Marcos failing to sustain drives and San Antonio’s kicking keeping play mid field throughout.
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San Antonio
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Taylor
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Real
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Rome
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Johnsen
Hoppe Wins Balk Line Billiard Event in New York
Wille Hoppe of New York defeats Welker Cochran 500 to 218 in the J&R Handicap billiards tournament deciding match. Hoppe runs 308 in one inning to seal victory, posting an average of 5 55.9 and setting a new 18.8 billiards record. Mayer scores five hundred plus in second inning, while other standings note Cochran, Sutton, Stosson, Koji Yamada, and Joseph Mayer amid evolving championship details.
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Yopne
George Sutton
George Stosson
Koji
Yamada
Joseph Mayer
Woppe
Mayer
Lake Schacter
Chicago
Enthusiasm Lacking As Kansas Welcomes Team Farewell
Enthusiasm was low in Lawrence on Wednesday as preparations for a send off of the University of Kansas football team to confront the University of Maine at Columbia Missouri during the annual Thanksgiving game. For the first time in university history no rally or fire is burned in effigy, and athletic officials noted a subdued mood despite Kansas students about to witness the game.
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G. Heileman Crewing Company
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Paone
Business Boys Triumph In Tight YMCA Basketball Tilt
In a highly charged YMCA game, Business Boys defeated McClougherty’s squad 14 to 13. Steffler led with four field goals and 2 free throws, Bedell scored 12 of his team’s 14 points, and Mang added a field goal. Reimschla srel’s team rallied early but failed to sustain the comeback.
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Stetfler
Schofield's Team Wins at 1911 AL Game
Schofield's basketball team edged Hamilton's squad 11 to Aubres in a midweek match at MoU. Key scorers included Leonard scoring four goals and Schofield adding three baskets plus free throws. Hamilton struggled with limited scoring while Jayce led the opponents with nine fouls. Referee George Wheeler oversaw two 10 minute halves.
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Gow
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Jayce
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Wale Henderson-Hilsyerveny Dore
Parward
Hart
Barber Sexauer
Teouard-Piey
George Wheeler
Army Announces Lineup for Navy Coach Daly Comments
Army named a starting lineup for the upcoming Navy game with key players such as Redfield Mackwan Neyland Olinhant Jones Meacham Get hurd Coffin O Mara Weyand Ford and others. Daly said Coffin will likely start and a single change remains possible if weather or rushing conditions alter plans.
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Army
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Renter
Neyland
Olinhant
Jones
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Get Hurd
Coffin
O'Mara
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Ford
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Daly
FEDS SIGN YOUNGSTERS FOR SPRING TRAINING
James A. Glimore, president of the Federal League, said after a conference with the Chicago club owners that the league has signed a dozen or more young players from the International and Pacific Coast Leagues and will announce their names before spring training opens.
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Federal League
Chiscage
NO GOLF RATINGS OPEN AND AMATEUR CHAMPIONS TO HEAD LISTS
Denver report quotes Frank J. Woodward president of the United States Golf Association stating there will be no official ratings for Enli players next season. The Open and Amateur champions top the list with others grouped alphabetically, per the dispatch. Seattle item notes Doble of the University of Washington denying Wednesday rumors of offering coaching services to the University of Wisconsin and clarifying his contract status.
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United States Golf Association
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Wash
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University of Washington
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University of Wisconsin
Dabie
Washington
Lowther Bros Lose Odd Tenpin Battle in City League
Lowther Bros were edged by Joske’s, 778 to 692, in the City Tenpin League odd game. Summerfield led with 542 for the winners, while Nelson claimed the high single with 222. Horner struggled for 462 as the Lowthers dropped in the final game.
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Mint
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Summerfield
Jukine
Kelson
Nelson
Joe Horner
Lowthers
Ahrenay & OM
Wolff & Marx
Southern football games loom in decisive clashes
Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt sit undefeated as the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association race narrows. Auburn and Tech shape the key Thursday clash, while Virginia versus North Carolina, Vanderbilt against Sewanee, and Georgia versus Clemson attract strong bids for late-season momentum. In boxing, Sam McVey outdueled Langford in New York, winning eight of ten rounds as the taller heavyweight pressed early and late.
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Assocts
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Ticla Tech
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Lee
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Norfolk
McVey
Langford
New York
Sam McVey
California
Roatan
Auto race entrants lined up for Pacific Exposition track
In San Francisco California drivers prepare for Thursday’s 100 yard motor race at the exposition race track. Among entrants are Barney Oldden Karl Cooper 1915 speed machine pioneer and Eddie Tetztalf, with several other auto racers set to compete.
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San Francisco
Cal
Acers
Pansaiu-Pacific Exposition
Barney Oldden
Karl Cooper
Speet Chum Pion
Eddie Tetztalf
Four Handball Matches Highlight Busy Tournament Round
Four matches were played in the M.C. Al Tournament first round on Tuesday. Hamilton defeated Lane Barber 11-4 13-8 11-8, Schofield beat Meyer Katz 10-11 12-4 11-8 11-4, Sexauer defeated Joyce 11-5 11-7 11-5, and Bieffler beat Walter Jantet 11-2 11-7 11-5. Refs and players showed fierce shots, with Ernie Warren leading the first game and H. Jackson officiating the final.
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Gues
Wehey Hamilton
Lane Barber
Aubrey Schofield
Meyer Katz
George Sexauer
Robert Joyce
Rudolph Bieffler
Walter Janert
Hires Atraight
Contegianie
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Tada
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Navkafellow
Chase
Jennings of Detroit Club Threatened With RoomAssignment
IHUGHEY JENNINGS S AGAIN IN TON IHUGHEY JENNINGS S AGAIN IN TON Ttaghey Jennings, manager at Me Detroit "Ngers, "gam-shned" inl town Wednesday morning, sffine' his John Haneney to the registes at the Menger Hotel, ulared fis room No, Land softly puss) Tooled oul of the front door, [CW hat fx Mtr. Jennings ding 1 Bun Antonia?" was sisked of May juKer Wwia Ine of the Benger "pedon' koow, late thine be fit one oul to thy Country Club to play: sult while meking op ie mind (0 semi his Tiners dyivn here next syring 19 try for the 1916 enim puss. When asked why Mr. Jennings win given room No. 1 Mr. Lee advised Is jestloney "that baseball managers are supersilious, and therefore I wanted to give Jennings a bunch, that the Pigers will finish No. 1 is the race if they traln sew Antonio, Just dat Ley died in 1208, met IL
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Sffine
John Haneney
Menger
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Antonia
Lee
Antonio
Ley
Lewis Knocks Out Boston in First Round Fight
English lightweight Ted Lewis scored a one minute knockout against Boston’s fighter in New York on Tuesday night. The twelve round bout started with Lewis dominating early and finishing quickly in round one.
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Mass
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Ashi Hig
Henderson Knocks Out Osborn in Fourth Round Bout
Henderson, known as the Dallas Demon, stops Chick Osborn of California in the fourth round of a scheduled fifteen round bout. The Californian withstood early pressure but faded as Henderson pressed the attack from the opening bell.
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