Miss Hollins Advances in National Golf Championship
Miss Muriel Dodd, Miss Gladys Ravenscroft, and Miss Mabel Harrison won second round matches at Wilmington Country Club. Key survivors include Miss Marion Hollins, Miss Harriet Curtis, and Miss Osgood, with several internationals eliminated.
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Wilmington
Del
Muriel Dodd
Gladys Ravenscroft
Mabel Harrison
Wilmington Country Club
Marion Hollins
New York
Metropolitan
Harriet Curtis
Nhe Osgood
Boston
Clarence H. Vanderbeck
EB. H. Fitler
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Delaware
Violet Pooley
British Columbia
Miss Dodd
Florence Harvey
Canada
Hollins
Myra Helmar
Caroline Painter
F. Colburn
Elaine Rosenthal
Chicago
Osgood
Harrigan
E. H. Fitler
Vanderbeck
Miss Ravenscroft
Miss Harrison
Miss Osgood
Miss Hollins
Mrs. Fitler
Miss Curtis
Edward Ralph Sets New Pocket Billiards Run Record
Edward Ralph of Philadelphia made a claimed new record by running 73 consecutive balls in a pocket billiards match against Morris Fink. Ralph won 150 to 31. The prior best under new rules was 59 by De Oro, with Benny Allen holding the $5 record in Boston in 1909.
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Philadelphia
Edward Ralph
Morris Fink
Benny Allen
Boston
de Oro
Ralph
Tesreau Wins License to Wed Helena Blake
Charles Monroe Tesreau star pitcher for the New York Giants received a marriage license to wed Helena Elizabeth Blake of New York. The ceremony is set for today, making Tesreau the third Giants player to marry in three weeks. Blake is a stenographer.
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New York
Charles Monroe Tesreau
Jeff
Helena Elizabeth Blake
Tesreau
Giants
San Antonio Golf Championship Opens With Large Field
The first annual San Antonio golf championship qualifier at Laurel Heights Golf Club drew over 60 players from the San Antonio Country Club and Laurel Heights. Frank Lewis posted the day's low 88, earning a sol-medal, as players advanced to four flight groupings and 36 holes of finals Saturday.
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San Antonio
Laurel Heights Golf Club
San Antonio Country Club
Laurel Heights Club
F. M. Lewis
Robert S. Kampmann
Fred W. Maule
Fred Tarrant
Will H. Symons Jr
John Frost
Thomas Gagean
Leslie McIlhenny
T. N. Smith
Clarence Mangham
Will McIlhenny
Charles
Chandler Diehl
Victor Keller
Ned McIlhenny
Harry Aubrey
A. L. Tuttle
W. J. Lyons
J. C. Brice
Frank H. Booth
Ray M. Hare
F. E. Breeding
R. R. Russell
J. E. Brinkmeyer
R. S. Israel
Dr. BE. V. DePew
Newton Lott
Louis DeNette
Frank Lewis
Lewis
DeNette
Frank Bros. Company
Fomby-Jones Company
Will
Ray Again Stars British Pro Golfer Beats Bogey by Seven
Howard Ray and Harry Vardon, British professional golf champions, defeated Ennis Miller and Jesse Carleton on the Normandie links. Ray shot 72 to match a course bogey of 79 while Vardon posted 75.
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Louis
Howard Ray
Harry Vardon
Ennis Miller
Jesse Carleton
Normandie Links
Ray
Vardon
Early Date Set for American League Meeting in Chicago
Chicago on November 6 will host the American League annual meeting as announced last night by President B B Johnson. The early date aims to allow Presidents Comiskey of the local club and McAleer of Boston to attend, accompanying the White Sox and Giants on their world tour.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Comiskey
McAleer
Boston
White Sox
Giants
Peacock Defeats San Antonio Academy 20 to 0 in Rival Football Clash
Thadberg, Peacock right half back, intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards for a touchdown as Peacock shut out San Antonio Academy 20 to 0. Watson anchored the Peacock defense while Corley Perez and Lankford led the Academy's effort in a game noted for Peacock's lackadaisical effort and the first-time opponents participation. John James ran the game for Peacock with Stains umpiring.
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Thadberg
Peacock
San Antonio Academy
Corley
Perez
Lankford
Watson
Academy
John James
Marshall
A. Academy
Galan
Klaus Team Loses In Turner Ninepin League Match
The Schmiedekinds defeated Klaus in straight sets after a poor opening round by Klaus and teammates. Ragland starred for Schmiedekind while H Klaus Machenheimer Judmater and E Riche delivered solid showings in the second session. Klaus and partners posted a new low team score of 191.
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Schmiedekinds
Klaus
Ragland
H. Klaus
Machenheimer
Judmater
E. Riche
Schmiedekind
Winter League Formed For Amateur Baseball Schedule
A winter baseball schedule was arranged at a meeting of amateur enthusiasts. The race opens next Sunday at Krisch's park at 2 p.m. Co A Cabriels was elected chairman of the board of managers John Ackermann secretary and Hal King treasurer of the new organization. Double headers will prevail during the season and four teams have made up the league.
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Krisch's Park
A. Cabriels
John Ackermann
Hal King
Foley Kidney Pills Succeed For Weak Inactive Kidneys
An honest medicine claims to relieve suffering from weak kidneys and painful bladder action. The product is said to support natural kidney tissue, restore normal function, and ease bladder discomfort. Sold at Fischer's Drug Store.
Chalmers Touring Car Sold in San Antonio Deal
The Alamo Auto Sales Company reports the sale of a Chalmers model 19 touring car to Jack P. Haynes, a local contractor, for Mrs. Haynes. Other cars change hands including an Ohio electric coupe to Mrs. E. G. Paschal and two Cadillac shipments to Corpus Christi and Rockport.
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Ford Sales Company
East
Houston Street
Phone Crockett
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo Auto Sales Company
Jack P. Haynes
Chalmers
Woodward Carriage Company
E. G. Paschal
Ohio
Hudson Company
C. C. Chaddick
Corpus Christi
Jackson Brothers Company
Rockport
Hudson
William Smith
New Braunfels
Inguiry
H. E. Johnson
Pearsall
Staacke Brothers Company
Jee G. Jones
del Rio
J. A. Bergen
Bergen
Poteet
L. A. Smith
F. G. Blumberg
Baylor to face Texas U in annual clash at Clark Field
Baylor University meets the University of Texas in the annual football game at Clark Field this afternoon. Lineups include Baylor captains Fouts and Brown against Texas stars Lattimore, Murray, Carlton, and Edmonds, with Exposition Park hosting a confetti carnival from October 25 to 28.
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Austin
Tex
Baylor University
University of Texas
Clark Field
Baylor
Texas
Bob Simmons
Exposition Park
Mills Tenpin Team Defeats The Ransoms In Straight Sets
The Mills Engraving Company tenpin team upset the Ransom and Silsbee five on Grand alleys, winning in three straight, breaking the Gascos record with 940 in the second game. Schafer led with 603 total and a 263 in the second game, setting a season high. Mills captain Lantrip contributed 207 in the second game and Riley added 505 pins. Lantrip topped 400 for the losers with 423. Next, Maverick-Clarke Company faces Southwestern Telephone Company in a fast matchup.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Mills
Gascos
Schafer
Engravers
Riley
Lantrip
Scott
Mann
Cook
Maverick-Clarke Company
Southwestern Telephone Company
Milly Engraving Co
Echafer
Brocks
Nosnassipie
First Pair TEE OFF In Western Tourney
In Memphis, John Gatherume and David Wilson started the Western Golf Association open at 8 am. Sixty players contest a 72 hole medal play for the title with McDonald Smith defending. Amateurs and pros fill a large field while weather favors low scores.
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Memphis
Tenn
John Gatherume
Blue Island
David Wilson
Portland
Western Golf Association
United States
McDonald Smith
Alexander Smith
M. J. Brady
Boston
Dave Patrick
John Burke
Port Arthur
Canada
Lee Nelson
Indianapolis
Wheaton
J. J. McDermott
Atlantic City
J. A. Croke
Chicago
Cc. P. Nelson
Oklahoma City
M. Davis
Milwaukee
Fred McLeod
Chevy Chase
Simpson
Tom McNamara
A. Donaldson
Glenview
J. A. Roseman
Des Moines
W. Daley
Nashville
Otto Hackbarth
Hinsdalex
A. Hood
Peter Hendrie
Covington
Dave Kober
Evanston
Frank Adams
Canton
Ohio
Little Rock
Ark
Co. Cunningham
Stewart Maiden
Atlanta
G. Jones
W. Mann
M. Williamson
Chick Nelson
E. A. Burke
Sioux City
Iowa
R. S. Simpson
J. B. Simpson
McNamara
Brady
George Bingley
Memhis
Herbert Strong
Long Island
New Rochelle
Record of Casualties in Football Under New Rules
Chicago experts contrast recent weekly injury lists with old time play noting the new rules fail to curb injuries. A Chicago Daily News critic argues changes hinder skill and safety, citing a light 142 pound University of Chicago player who endured four seasons with only one timeout, and later a heavier opponent who was injured in his first game.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
University of Chicago
Mayor Hosts Dinner For Athletics Players
Philadelphia officials plan a city dinner on October 28 for the World Series champion Athletics. Mayor Blankenburg advocated the event and Director Porter coordinated with club officials. All 26 players who played in or were eligible to join the series are expected to attend.
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Banquet Athletics
Philadelphia
Blankenburg
Porter
Travis Club Seeks to Boost Athletics Under New Director
Fred Digby, new physical director and coach, invites junior and athletic members to try out for a team to represent the Travis Club in an upcoming A A U League. He plans inter club games, business and juvenile classes, and expands gymnasium programs including swimming boxing basketball and indoor baseball.
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Fred Digby
Travis Club
Travis
Arthur Storm
Digby
Davis Club
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