Kampmann, Maule Edge Lewis and Tarrant in San Antonio Golf
In the San Antonio championship at Laurel Heights, Robert Kampmann defeated Frank Lewis 5 and 4 after Lewis led qualifying with a 81. Fred Maule edged Fred Tarrant 1 up in 20 holes, while Will Symons Jr. toppled John Frost 3 and 2. The semi finals set for today and finals tomorrow, with bragging rights and trophies at stake.
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San Antonio
Laurel Heights
Frank Lewis
Robert
Kampmann
Lewis
John Frost
Will H. Symons I Jr
Thomas. Gogean
Fred W. Maine
Will H. Symons Jr
Clarence
Mangham
Col
Charlee G. Treat
Robert E. Moss
Walter Walthall
Country Club
Chandler Diehl
W. J. Lyons
Laurel Heights Club
Harry Aubrey
Frank J. Booth
F. F. Breeding
Country
R. R. Russell
E. V. DePen
Newton Lore
Chaimpicnstrin Cuz
Kampmenn
F. M. Lewis
F. W. Maule
Fred Tarrant
Victor Keller
H. M. Aubrey
Ned McTihenny
W. P. Lyons
A. L. Tuttle
F. H. Booth
Newton Lott
Louis DeNette
Robert S. Kampmann
Fred W. Maule
Will’ H. Symons Jr
Thomas Goggan
Clarence Mangham
Charles G. Treat
Frank H. Booth
Longhorns Trample Baylor 77 to 0 in Rain Driven Rally
In a downpour at Austin Texas University overwhelmed Baylor 77 to 0. Texas opened with a touchdown at 1 minute and led 46 to 0 at halftime. The Simmons brothers starred for Texas with multiple scorers and five goals from field credited.
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Austin
Tex
Texas University
Baylor
Baptists
Longhorns
Baylorites
Simmons Brothers of
San Antonio
Texas
Leach-Norris
R. Simmons-Turner
Seumae Niblo
Robinson-Flannigan
Goodman- Keck
McDermott Leads West Open Golf Round at Memphis
J J McDermott Atlantic City leads after the third round of the open golf championship of the west at Memphis with 149 for 36 holes and a 150 for J Simpson Milwaukee and M Brady Boston close behind. showers forecast may affect play on the Memphis Country Club course.
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J. McDermott
Atlantic City
McDonald Smith
New Rochelle
J. B. Simpson
Milwaukee
M. J. Brady
Boston
Tom McNamara
R. S. Simpson
Otto Hackbarth
Hinsdale
Ewes
Herbert Strong
Long Island
David Kober
Fivanston
W. Mann
Atlanta
G. Oo Simpson
Omaha
Cc. P. Nelson
Oklahoma
Chick Nelson
Indianapolis
Dave Patrick
Memphis
Tom Hughes
Wichita
Kan
D. L. George
Minneapolis
F. D. Gardner
Dave Wilson
Lee Nelson
Jack Croke
Calumet
Cc. H. Anderson
New London
Stnee
Peter Hendry
Covington
Frank Adams
Canton
Paul Andress
Chattanooga
J. A. Boseman
Des Moines
Charlotte
N. C
John Brake
Port Arthur
Canada
J. J. Murphy
Portsmouth
Nashville
J. C. Condon
Hadfield
M. Williamson
L. Heiskell
A . A. Jones
John Code
Chicago
George Code
Tenn
J. J. McDermott
McDonald ‘Smith
J.bimpson
Mcbermott
Smith
Preseyle-Holder
Brady
Simpson
Stewart Maiden
McDermott
Travis Club Quintet Looks Good, Digby Optimistic
Physical Director Fred Digby praises the Travis Club basketball quintet after an initial viewing. He predicts strong chances to win titles and plans inter-club games beginning next Tuesday. Digby says the team could beat any in the state and will have a proper court laid out soon. The A A U league may start around November 15 as the Travis Club continues gymnasium work.
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Fred Digby
Travis Club
Digby
Travis
Pa Corbin Plans Yale Team Dinner Reunion
New Haven Conn October 17 Pa Corbin captain of the Yale eleven that 25 years ago scored 698 points has arranged a dinner here next week for living team members. Expected to assemble most of the famous line up with Stagg Rhodes Woodruff Corbin Heffelinger Gill Wallace Wurtzemberg McClung Bull Graves. Some old timers say Corbin’s eleven was the greatest Yale team.
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Corbin
New. Haven
Conn
Pa” Corbin
Alonzo Stagg
W. C. Rhodes
George Woodruff
Pa Corbin
Pudge” Heffélinger
Charley Gill
Tolles Wins Two Games Against Hoefgens at Turner Hall
The Tolle ninepin team delivered a double defeat to the Hoefgens at Turner Hall last night. Walker and M. Baew led in the opening match, while Tolle and Schackelhoff shined in the second. Hoefgens suffer an eighth straight loss, continuing a troubling slump from last season’s runners-up. Scorers and umpires listed the night’s results.
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Tolle
Hoefgens
Turner Hall
Walker
M. Baew
Schackelhoff
Lowther
Ralph Rose Dies at 29 in San Francisco Typhoid Battle
Ralph Rose world and Olympic shot put record holder died in San Francisco after a brief typhoid fever illness. Born in Healdsburg California he studied at Michigan and was California bar admitted. He dominated amateur athletics eight years and earned spots on the American Olympic teams of 1906 1908 and 1912 with multiple event records.
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San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Rose
Healdsburg
University of Michigan
California
Athens
London
Stockholm
McDonald
Travers Island
New York
Anne
Phones Win From Maverick Clarke Team in League Clash
In a close three game set at Grand Alleys, the Southwestern Telephone Company's quintet defeated Maverick Clarke 2434 to 2426 to take the series by nine pins. Captain Stephens led Hello five with 205 in the first game and 536 total. Quinn starred for Maverick Clarke with games of 200, 217, and 228. The Eagle Furniture Company faces Household Furniture Company as the latter seeks to extend its perfect percentage with three straight wins tonight.
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Southwestern Telephone Company
Maverick- Clarke Company
Telephone
Bell System
Stephens
Hellig
A. Schafer
Smythe
Quinn
Mavereee
C. McHugo
Gaspés
Seng
Lithos
Martin
Trim
Eagle Furniture Company
Household Furniture Company
Crippled Squads Predominate In East
Injuries sweep eastern football practice with Yale, Cornell, Harvard, West Point, and Fordham listing multiple sidelined players. Yale will rely on subs against Lehigh. Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross games affected. Mulvey out for Fordham season after knee issue.
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New York
Yale
Lehigh
Marting
Thompson
Ketcham
Cornish
West Point
Larabee
Huston
Colgate
Cornell
Barrett
Bucknell
Williamson
Harvard
Brickley
Holy Cross
Bradlee
Fordham
Mulvey
Ouimet Leads Brookline Fall Open Field With 79
Francis Ouimet the open golf champion shot 79 to top a strong Brookline Country Club field in the annual fall open. Hoyt, his Woodland partner, was two strokes back with 81. Ouimet defeated H. We Struckles of Braeburn 79-90 in the event.
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Brookline
Mags
Francis Ouimet
Brookline Country Club
F. H. Hoyt
Ouimet
H. We Struckles
Braeburn
Umpire Jack Sheridan Chosen for World Tour Umpiring
Chicago October 17 Jack Sheridan dean of the American League umpiring staff is named as one of the officials to accompany the New York Giants and the Chicago White Sox on their world tour. He will work with Hank O Day in exhibition games, with William Klein joining after they leave the country.
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Jack Sheridan
Chicago
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Hank O'Day
National League
Sheridan
William Klein
Globe-Girdlers
Milwaukee Evens Series with 5–3 Win Over Denver
Milwaukee defeats Denver 5 to 3 in Denver to even the minor league championship series at two games apiece. The Western League and American Association pennant winners both hold two wins as the series moves to the next game scheduled for tomorrow.
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Denver
Colo
Milwaukee
Americans and England reach women's golf final in Wilmington
In the national championship semis at Wilmington Country Club Miss Muriel Dodd faces Miss Gladys Ravenscroft while Miss Marion Hollins and Miss Harriet Curtis advance. Dodd led 5 up with 3 to play over Mrs Vanderbeck as Ravenscroft beat Miss Osgood and Hollins narrowly defeated Mrs Fitler.
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Wilmington
Del
England
Wilmington Country Club
Muriel Dodd
Gladys Ravenscroft
Marion Hollins
New York
Metropolitan
Harriet Curtis
Boston
Dodd
Clarence H. Vanderbeck
Miss Ravenscroft
Fanny C. Osgood
Miss Hollins
BE. H. Fitler
Philadelphia
Miss Curtis
Mabel Harrison
Miss Dodd
Miss. L. Hyde
Yale Alumni Weekly Credits Harvard in Football Praises
Yale Alumni Weekly from New Haven Connecticut on October 17 credits Harvard with one of the most brilliant and strongest teams in its football history. The paper notes Yale faces a difficult task this season and adds Princeton also fields a fast capable eleven with stars of first magnitude.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Alumni Weekly
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
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Frank Richardson
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