Bears Boss Plans Trades at Baseball Meet
San Antonio Bears chief Harold Scherwitz reports plan to attend the Asheville minor league convention with trading clothes on. He aims to fortify for summer by adding a top left-handed pitcher and a power outfielder, with the roster currently "set" other than that.
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BEARS
Harry Ables
San Antonio Bears
Asheville
Harry
Barris
Walt
Galvin
Ase
Walter Nufer
St. Joseph
Dutch Behrens
Kal Segrist
Ping Bodie
Najo
Klein and Phipps
Rabbitt
Mike Gonzales
Wits
Long
Mitze
Tiny Owens
Detroit
Bles
Pallas
Dody
Des Moines
Farrell to play in Los Angeles Open tournament shows star pro entry
Johanz Farrell of Quaker Ridge Country Club New York joins the Los Angeles $10,000 Open field. He will travel east with the touring pros to compete in the Texas Open at San Antonio and other winter events.
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Los Angeles
Johanz Farrell
Quaker Ridge Country Club
New York
Oper
Dros
San Antonio
Peacock Gridders Celebrate Fat Turkey Feast Night
Peacock School gridiron team hosts a festive meeting Monday in the diving hall with Coach Bobby Cannon, Wesley Vearock as guest, and plans to elect next season's captain. Writers and rival coaches invited. advertisement promotes land tract sale in Harlandale with gumption about free trees for visitors.
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Peacock
Wesley Vearock
Bobby Cannon
Peacock School
Bobby
Football Toll: Eight Deaths and 200 Injuries This Season
New York dispatch reports eight football deaths and about 200 major injuries in the just-completed season, down from 1825’s twenty fatalities. Notable cases include Alfred B. Pimm Jr. of West Hartford and Teo Jaomin of Detroit, with others from Amherst, Wilmington, Quantico, Grass Valley, Granville, and Buffalo. The era’s most famous injury was Jake Slagle’s geology knee, linked to a hip nerve issue from prior cold injuries.
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New York
Alfred B. Pimm Jr
West Hartford
Conn
Amherst College
Francis O. Margaten
Froken
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Henry Kamm
Buffalo
WN. C
Teo” Jaomin
Detroit
Constantine Wasielewski
Quantico Marine Team
Jake Slagle
Princeton
Moody Wins Ascot 100 Mile Feature
E Earl Moody of Los Angeles drove at an average speed near 60 mph to win the Ascot 100 mile feature at the dirt track speedway in Los Angeles. His time for the distance was 1 hour 21 minutes and 6 seconds.
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Los Angeles
Earl Moody
Ascot
Bowling Leagues Show Runaway Race In Local Circles
Local bowling action covers City Handicap and Turner Tenpin leagues with Losoya Street Coffee Shoppe’s team leading a crowded field. Key scores include Treuter 230 609 and Nixon 254 588, while Cloonan & Osborn and Florsheim Shoes loom in the race. Upcoming clash pits Cloonan & Osborn against Florsheim Shoes as standings show Losoya Shoppe ahead by two games.
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Cloonan
Cayern
Florsheim Shoes
Turner
Relnars Ve. Temple
Commercial
Orange Irash
Medical Arts Drug Co
Plovers
Weedpbeckera
K. of C
Doyle
Wernette
Weber
Felder
Dodgen
A. Mitchell
B. Schmitt
Cloonan & Osborn
Florsheim
Losoya
Street Cotes Shop
Gloonan & Osborn
Ploersizeira Shoes
Frank Brow
Division Wins Second Division Soccer Tilt at Alamo Club
The Second Division soccer eleven led by Lavery Davidson and Messford defeated Alamo Club 4 0 on their new field. Germania Club climbed to second with a win over Prison Hand, while Wingsdorf sits two games back. Team standings list Weber Langendorfer Stein and others with top averages and high series by A Feed and B Crowther.
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Sevarchie
Alamo
T Fo
Diion
Alamo Club
Germania Club
Fort Sam Houston
Suandar
Germania
Courtley
Fox
Tou
Mamo
Lavery
Davidson
Tlessford
Dre Cos
Wnn
Wingsdorf
Tran
Pet. Weber
Sila
Langedorf
Stein
B. Crowther
Feee
Polo Opens With Two Thrilling Polo Matches In San Antonio
San Antonio's annual polo tournament opened with two exciting Sunday matches at Brackenridge Park and Trent Field. The Reds beat the Twelfth Artillery 9 to 8, and the Second Division Infantry defeated the Eighth Corps Area’s Whites 4 to 4 before a large crowd. Upcoming Wednesday games feature Eighth Corps Area vs Kelly Widd at Belly Field and San Antonio Whites vs Ninth Infantry at Brackenridge Park.
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Brackenridge Park Field
Trent Field
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio Reds
Twelfth Artillery
Eighth’ Corps
Eighth Corps
Kelly Widd
Belly Field
Ninth Infantry
Fifth Fifth: Kenedy Cardinals Win At Schwal Field
In a dramatic late game twist at Schwal Field Sunday afternoon the Kenedy Cardinals scored a field goal in the fifth period to beat the San Antonio Bulldogs after two scoreless ties earlier this season the extra period featured a 20 yard placement kick that tied the play to a historic finish with ensuing misses and a final score in the high school grid clash
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Kenedy Cardinals
Independent
Schwal Field
Kenedy Eleven
Buldogs
Cardinals
Metea
Bulldogs
Drénters
Tleyeng
Miller
Shorty
McGarty
Pete
Benedy
Buffalo
Neely Allison
Elmer Slough
Ranger
Slough
Jim Welsh
Colgate
Kendricks
Tigers Trim Cats in 2010 Showdown
Freddie Bainbridge leads St. Mary's Academy in a 2010 grid clash as the San Pedro Tigers overpower the Cats Sunday at Liong Wield Field. Bainbridge and Garcia connect for key plays, Mulligan scores twice and a blocked punt by Grisham sets up a Tiger TD.
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St. Mary's Academy
Ars
Wrenchy
Menard
Dodgeu
San Pedro Tigers
Torres
Garcia
Grisham
Saunders
Grona
Diaz
Watson
Anderson
Mulligan
Bainbridge
Jones
de Hart
Cubs Victory Over Collins Tigers At Schwab Field
The Cubs defeated Collins Gardens 79 to 6 on Sunday afternoon with Captain Wentworth returning a 60 yard interception for a game winning touchdown. Doc Alexander added a 30 yard fumble return in the fourth quarter to ignite the rally. Next, Independent Cubs face San Pedro Tigers at Schwab Field this coming Sunday.
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Grenge
Cubs
Collins
Greens
Tigers
Wentworth
Collins Gardens
Doc” Alexander
San Pedro Tigers
Schwab Field
Ticket Scalpers Lose Thousands
Ticket scalpers for the Army Navy football game lost between 500 and 1000 dollars each. Prices for seats fell to as low as five dollars. It was not learned whether the tickets were valid or forged.
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Chicago
Army-Navy
Old Jack Britton Coming Back to Box Lew Tendler
Miami, Nov. 20. Former world welterweight champion Jack Britton has been matched for a decision bout with Lew Tendler of Philadelphia on January 10, promoters announced today.
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Old Jack Britton
Lew Tendler
Miami
Tack Britton
Philadelpia
Amateur pugilists to shine at Beethoven Hall bouts
Promoter Edwards of Beethoven Hall stages weekly amateur boxing at Beethoven Hall starting December 8. Contact Crockett 4400 or Travis 4895 to enter. Meanwhile the famed Hip Sing Lee aka Celestial Typhoon heads for San Antonio and a large crowd Monday night, eyeing new bantamweight challenges after a string of knockouts in New York City.
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Promiotér ‘Aldwards
Beethoven Hall
Edwards
Allj
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Ici Leneho
Playhouse
Bip
New York Sparks
New York City
Little
Chineé
Sieh Boys
Jimmy MfcLarnin
Johnny Buff
Kid Williams
Wid Wolf
Bears and Giants reach 35 to 0 in NFL action
Chicago Bears upend Canton Bulldogs 35 to 0 to extend their streak as the NFL leaders. Kansas City Cowboys beat the Chicago Cardinals 7 to 2. Brooklyn Horsemen fall to New York Giants 27 to 0 at the Polo Grounds amid chilly attendance. Red Grange sidelined by injury as Tamus tries to rally the Yaniker team to a 7 to 0 win. Real estate ads end with San Antonio offers and investment pitches.
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Chicago Cardinals
Kansas City Cowboys
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Polo Grounds
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Edldie Tryon
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