Tears League Magnates 10 Meet Sunday
Texas league magnates meet at Travis club to decide Austin franchise fate and trading activity. Oklahoma City's bid is seen as weak, while Bronchos prepare for spring with new recruits and plans for a winning team. Multiclub owners plan talks, stock issues, and a banquet after the meeting.
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Travis
Austin
Iglehart
Texas
Oklahoma City
Black
Allen
Jim Maloney
Galveston Pirates
Joe Gardner
Dallas
League
Patrick seeks to probate Rice will after release
Albert T. Patrick, just released on parole from prison, plans to have the late William Marsh Rice’s second will probated, asserting the document is genuine and not forged as claimed at the murder trial. He says the aim is not money but to prove the will’s authenticity.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Dix
Patrick
Erkel Tops Howard in 21–9 Billiards, Hughes Beats McAllister
Erkel defeated Howard 21 to 9 in 43 innings in the afternoon and Hughes won the evening 20 to 7 over McAllister. Howard’s poor luck and safety play aided Erkel while McAllister faltered after a tight start.
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Alexander
Erkel
Howard
Hughes
McAllister
Kilbane to Fight Dixon in St Louis December 12
Tommy Dixon of Kansas City and welterweight champion Johnny Kilbane have agreed to a ten round bout in St. Louis on December 12, as announced by Dixon's manager. The Old Glory horse sale in New York closed with Baron Ward King selling for 3050 to L Rudolph Penn of Vienna, with the sale set to conclude today.
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Kilbane
Dixon
Kansas City
Tommy Dixon
This City
Johnny Kilbane
St. Louis
New York
Baron Ward King
L. Rudolph Penn
Vienna
Dr AtLee Orthodontist In Gibbs Building
Dentist Dr AtLee with orthodontic specialty listed in the Gibbs building notes Ola phone 5757 and new phone 160.
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Dr. AtLee
Gibbs _ building
Fisk Bowlers Win Trio From Electrics
The Fisk company defeated the San Antonio Gas and Electric team in a three-game match. Captain Sessions led with a high 248 and an average around 213, setting a league record for high game and best average. Hay, Nitsch, and Muehlendorff contributed solid scores as Fisk claimed three wins despite strong play from the Gas House squad.
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San Antonio Gas and Electric Company
Fisk Company
Fisk
Captain Sessions
Sessions
Quinn
Maverick-Clarke Company
Stelzer
Southwestern Telephone
Hay
Nitsch
Electric
Muehlendorff
Gas House
Armbrust
Woodman
Geisse
Fay
Samedsntas Aoe
Ae Witeeh
Ocesesees
Tao
Ioverstras Dee
Ss. A. G
Elec. Co
Avrmbruat
Goimhe F
Menger
Crows Take Opening Wins in City Ninepin Series
The Crows, new City Ninepin leaders, won two games against the Plovers 318 to 260 and 283 to 268. Fritze Wahl and Gloeckner starred with multiple nines as both teams stayed close through twelve frames each game. The Plovers could muster only 260 and 268 in the two contests.
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Crows
Plavers
Fritze
Wahl
Gloeckner
Judge Camp Seen as Likely Boynton Success for U S District Attorney
District Judge J L Camp of the Forty fifth district court is a strong candidate to replace Charles A Boynton as United States district attorney for the western district of Texas upon Boynton’s April term end. Camp’s supporters cite Culberson and Sheppard backing and a high affirmance rate.
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J. L. Camp
Forty-fifth District Court
United States
Western District
Texas
Charles A. Boynton
Waco
Friends of
Judge Camp
Wilson
Charles A. Culberson
Morris Sheppard
Bexar County
Culberson
Camp
Clark and Taft Meet as Daughter Visits White House
Speaker Champ Clark and his daughter Genevive visited President Taft at the White House. Taft greeted them warmly and chatted with Miss Clark who called herself a Taft democrat. Clark quipped that they were better looking than the others.
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Washington, D. C
Champ Clarks
Genevive
White House
Taft
Baltimore
Miss Clark
Mr. Clark
Gangsters in Salt Lake City flee after Becker trials
Salt Lake City detectives report at least 15 East Side gang members visited in the last two weeks after Rosen thal murder convictions. Visitors nicknamed Shine Pork Chops Little Bennie were seen, some registered, others moved on toward the Pacific coast or found work locally.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
New York City
Rosenthal
East Side
Charlies Becker
New York
Bennie
Pacific Coast
Prisoners Seek Liberty In Illinois Murder Case
In Chicago on November 30 a legal bid began to free Thomas McNally aged 623 and Charles Kurth aged 45, both serving life for a murder committed on November 15, 1893. Edward Warden died after being pardoned thirteen years ago. Allegations accuse a former assistant state's attorney of suppressing witness testimony. Wardell claimed innocence in his dying statement.
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Chicago
Joliet
Patrick Prunty
James
Thomas McNally
Charles Kurth
Edward Warden
Robinson
Wardel
Mississippi college sees student count rebound after unrest
Governor Earl Brewer was informed by President Hightower that 750 students remain at the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College. A week earlier enrollment fell from 1000 to under 300 amid faculty student tensions, but conditions have now largely returned to normal.
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Jackson, Miss
Earl Brewer
Hightower
Mississippi Agricutural and Mechanical College
Open Sunday Lunch Service Offered Till Midnight
A local eatery announces Sunday hours with cold lunches available for dine in and take out. The shop remains open until 12 p m tonight for customers seeking meals or to-go options.
England Wins Davis Cup At Melbourne In Tight Final
England defeats Australasia three matches to two to claim the Dwight F. Davis Cup in Melbourne. J C Parke and Charles P Dixon led England in singles with Parke delivering the final win 6 2 6 4 6 4 before about 7000 spectators as Lord Denman observed. Doubles saw Brookes Dunlop of Australia beat Parke Bemish British.
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Melbourne
Navy
England
Dwight F. Davis
Norman E. Brookes
A. W. Dunlop
Australia
John C. Parke
A. E. Bemish
Parke
Heath
Australasia
Brookes
Dixon
Lord Denman
J. C. Parke
Dwight F
Golf Cup Tourney First Round Plays Continue Sunday
The Laurel Heights golf cup tourney is expected to complete the first round Sunday with matches started on Thanksgiving Day, weather permitting. Manager Symons wants the rounds finished quickly to implement the planned future program and may arrange inter-class matches with handicaps to compare winners.
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Symons
Polo Cup Challenge Sent for 1913 American games
The Hurling Hame Polo Club issued a challenge to the American Polo Association for a series of games to compete for the American Cup. The stipulation requires the matches to be played in the United States in 1913.
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London
Hurlinghame Polo Club
American Polo Association
United States
ZIEGLER WINS 1/2 MILE TROT AT LOCKHART RACING
Results from the Lockhart meet show Harry Ziegler of San Antonio winning the 1/2 mile trot in three straight heats. Diablo and Colonel Austin also secured multiple top finishes in free-for-all and dash events. The Ellis mare and Buncom won special dashes, with lap robes offered by Woodward Carriage Co.
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Lella Tito
Dr. Marquis
Lockhart
Montauto
Z. Bankhead
Major Lockhart
W. H. Lewis Lockhart
Yellow Jacket
J. E. Parks
Kyle
Maude
Thomas McNeal
Red Fox
H. D. Storey
San Marcos
Colonel Austin
L. S. Hargrove
San Antonio
Little Bloom
Jeff Sewell
H. D. Story
Ellis Mare
Bob McMarahan
W. L. McGinnis
Buncom
C. H. Beaty
Ellis
Texas Inter-Collegiate Athletics bars players and cites coaches
The Texas Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association met to bar five players from inter-collegiate competition in Texas and to require two coaches Willis Stewart of Texas Christian University and Ralph Glaze of Baylor to appear at the May meeting to show cause. Players Bun Ware, W. J. Osborn, Hunter of Texas Christian University and Moseley Touchstone of Baylor University were barred. Griggs of Austin College faced innocence probes. Hunter and Osborn were ruled ineligible for having played at Transylvania College Kentucky.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association
Texas
Willis Stewart
Texas Christian University
Ralph Glaze
Baylor
Bun Ware
W. J
Bear) Osborn
Hunter
Moseley and
Touchstone
Baylor University
Griggs
Austin College
Osborn
Transylvania College
Kentucky
Texas University
Larry M Lean Jailed In Cincinnati Baseball Player Arrest
Cincinnati November 30 Larry McLean a Cincinnati baseball player was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He posted bail of 300 dollars. Clifford Langdon cafe owner swore to the warrant alleging McLean cashed a worthless check.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John
Larry) McLean
Clifford Langdon
McLean
Stovall to Continue as Manager of St Louis Club
Robert Hedges president of the St Louis American league team in Los Angeles announced George Stovall would stay on as manager. He denied seeking Roger Bresnahan as manager though aiming to recruit him as catcher and noted Bresnahan could not leave the National league.
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Los Angeles
Robert Hedges
St. Louis American League Baseball
George Stovall
Hedges
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Nationals
Stovall
Bresnahan
Navy Bantam Champ defend title in 7 round bout
Norfolk Navy yard reports Kid Bosee of the Louisiana defended his bantamweight championship in a seven round victory over George Hubon of the New Hampshire in Norfolk on November 30.
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Navy
Norfolk
Kid” Bosee
United States
Louisiana
George Hubon
New Hampshire
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Rex
Gunter
Gunter Hotel
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co
REX Billiard Parlors
Rexel Rhee
de Fisk
By Tad
Darneo
el Bane
M-I-S-S
Garret Riter
Wu Case
Stotts & Co
South
Varicocer
DR. Stotts
Gunter Bldg
San Antonio, Texas
Ilsbee
Ouston Ana
Maverick-Clarke Lithographing CO
Commercial Tenpin League
Lyd. Wi
W. Tel. Co
A. Light
Household F. Co
Gas & Lee. C
Ane. S. A. M
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Mane Alc Lse Way
Mav.Clark Co
Peden I
8. Co
Aon Aa
City Ninepin League
Gore
B.C
Boynton
Clark
Salt Lake
West
the Gimbel Delicatessen
Hurlinghame Club
Harry Ziegler
San Antonio Trotter
Woodward Carriage Co
Texas Inter-Collegiate Association
Larry M’lean
Drowns
Gillette
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