Knights of Columbus Triumph Over St Louis in San Antonio
The Knights of Columbus beat the St Louis Collegians 6 to 2 on their campus Sunday afternoon. Lutz scored the decisive touchdown after a late forward pass, as Dolan and Stecher starred for the Knights in a surprise victory.
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Knights of Columbus
San Antonio
St. Louis
Collegians
Knights
Lutz
Long
Evans
L. Gittinger
Columbians
Dolan
Stecher
Domingues
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Aldworth A. Ferarra
Sixteenth Cavalry Wins Polo Contests at Fort Sam Houston
The Sixteenth cavalry took top honors in polo Sunday afternoon at Fort Sam Houston, placing two teams against the Seventh artillery and Civilian squads. Ten chukkers were played, and the lively program was well enjoyed.
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Sixteenth Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Artillery
Y M C A Senior Handball Opens Monday Night Contests
The Y M C A senior athletes will open class contests Monday night with four handball divisions A B C and D and the league aims to start in early November. Rex Logan leads a strong senior lineup with captains Boone Carl Behring and J. plus junior teams and swimming events.
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A. H. Muir
Ben Overton
H. B. Vodiie
Frank Cunningham
George Wheeler
Privsical
Rex Logan
Boone
Carl Behring
R. and S. Baseball Team Reorganized With New Captain
The R. and S. team reorganizes for the Winter Baseball League and elects George Scott as captain. A meeting is set at Alexander's billiard parlors on Tuesday night. The announced lineup includes Darnelle catcher Lou Kraft pitcher Heim first base Scott second base Samuels third base Burnett shortstop Willard left field Vargas center field Kalensher right field and Crockett utility.
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George Scott
Alexander’s
Darnelle
Lou Kraft
Heim
Scott
Samuels
Burnett
Willard
Vargas
Kalensher
Crockett
Red Sox and Colonials Tie In New Haven Exhibition
The Boston Americans and semi pro Colonials battled to a 3 to 3 draw in nine innings in New Haven. Boston used a near full lineup missing Hooper and Gardner while Ty Cobb of Detroit played first base for the locals and tallied eight assists and two hits.
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Conn
Boston Americans
Colonials
Red Sox
Hooper
Gardner
Ty Cobb
Detroit Americans
R. H. E. Fooston
Ruth
Cady
Keating
Kelliher
Rifle Events Set For Today At NRA Shoot
The National Rifle Association match program in Jacksonville Florida lists two events for today the United States marine corps and the rapid fire matches. Forty three teams have arrived with more en route to the Florida range near Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Fla
National Rifle Association
Florida Range
United States Marine Corps
Heye Wins Texas Shooting Championship at New Braunfels
William Heye of San Antonio captured first honors in the Texan Scheutzen Bund event at New Braunfels scoring 203 in off hand and 281 in rest for a 434 total. His brother Arthur took second with 419, leading the rest event with 235, as San Antonio defeated New Braunfels in the inter club shoot.
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William Heye
San Antonio
Texanischer Scheutzen Bund
Texas Shooting Club
New Braunfels
Arthur Heye
W. Schueltz
A. Henne
Albert Steves
William Hewe
S. W. Pfeuffer
W. Heye
W. Schulz
EF. Seffel
Ceeeeerene
G. Altmenn
Eees
H. Sattler
B. Pry
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N. Mittendorf
A. Lorenz
A. Heye
J. Frey
A. Steves
S. V. Pfeuffer
New Braun F. Syring
P. Kneupper
V. Pfeuffer
A. Eickenroth
New_ Braunfels
A. Knibbe
Spring
New Raunfels
Tesee Bee Seffel
Aart Fey
Eee
Kneupper
W. Schulze
J. Coreth
FE. Rahe
G Reininger
Printers Beat Elks For Local Championship 1–0
In Corpus Christi on Sunday the Printers club of San Antonio defeated the Elks 1 to 0 to clinch the local championship. Gray pitched nine strikeouts for the Printers while Soldier Collins held the Elks to one hit and seven strikeouts. Graves sacrificed in the deciding run.
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Phil Gray
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ahrens & Ott Club
San Antonio
Printers
Elks
Collins
Gray
Graves
R. H
Americans win three events at Stockholm opening track day
American athletes dominate the first day of Stockholm track events winning the 100 and 400 meters and the eight hundred meters relay. Joe Loomis of Chicago takes the 100 meters, Ted Meredith of Philadelphia wins the 400, and an American quartet prevails in the relay. Kullerstrand of Sweden wins the high jump.
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London
Ted Meredith
J. Bolin
Joe Loomis
Chicago
Kullerstrand
Loomis
Alfred Murray
Joe G. Loomis
Andy E. Ward
Bob Simpson
Fred Murray
The
Swedish Athletic Association
Visrs
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