Marshall Defeats Coronal 26 to 0 in gridiron rout
Marshall football overwhelmed Coronal of San Marcos 26 to 0 as Scott Kilgore and Waits led the scoring with multiple touchdowns and a goal. Carle and Mitchell of Coronal stood out, but Marshall’s strong offense and defense sealed the win in a dominant afternoon clash.
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Marshall
Coronal
San Marcos
Tex
Ramsdell
Carle
Mitchell
Thorns
Marshall Tribe
Coronals
Scott
Kilgore
Waits
Richards
E. Waits
Teset Trace I. Carter
Bissett-Reynolds
Lere Thomas
N, Williams-McNeal
Rylander-Thomas
NSEE
Marsh
Waits-Starnes- O
Carter- Gillem
Rylander
Bass-Gibson
H. Waits
A. M. Langford
Susan
James
Stovall Named Kansas City Manager With St. Louis Ties
George Stovall former St. Louis American League manager agreed with the Kansas City Club directors to manage the team next season. He will not sign before November 1 awaiting St. Louis owner Hedges response to release. The three year deal carries seven thousand dollars yearly plus signing bonus. Stovall previously played for Cleveland.
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Kansas City
George Stovall
St. Louis
Stovall
Robert Hedges
Itig
Cleveland Americans
Orioles defeat Cardinals in YMCA basketball clash
The Orioles beat the Cardinals 13 to 8 in a fast YMCA game. Alley and King led early scoring, Roemer sparked for the Cardinals in the second half, while Hamilton added two goals for the Cardinals as the pace slowed after halftime.
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Orioles
Cardinals
Alley
King
Roemer
Flaherty
Hamilton
Deee Flaherty
Welsh Defeats Saylor on Foul in Ninth Round
Fred Welsh the English lightweight champion won by decision over Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis in the ninth round after Welsh was fouled by a low blow. Welsh had outboxed Saylor early, bloodied his opponent, and forced a heated dispute as the bout ended.
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Winnipeg
Man
Freddie Welsh
Milburn Saylor
Indianapolis
Saylor
Welsh
Referee Rules Foul as Welsh Receives Decision
Referee Foley described the blow as a foul and awarded Welsh the decision. The club doctor, after examining Welsh, stated he had been hit in the head.
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Foley
Welsh
Deaf and Dumb team fall to Southwestern prep squad
In Georgetown Texas on October 21 the Deaf and Dumb eleven lost to the Southwestern prep team 19 to 0 in a one sided game. Gillette led the winners and the entire prep squad outplayed Dummies Seale stood out for the losers despite little support from teammates.
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Georgetown
Tex
Southwestern
Gillette
Seale
Bowling Association to stage April tournament in Atlantic City
New York Oct 21 The National Bowling Association announced its next tournament will be held in April at Atlantic City New Jersey. M W Gage of Rochester New York secretary of the association will oversee the event with contests on eleven alleys commencing by April 8.
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New York
National Bowling Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Confetti Masquerade Carnival at Exposition Park
The Confetti Masquerade Carnival is announced for Exposition Park from October 25 to 28 with events and attractions to thrill visitors. Organizers promise street entertainment, food stalls, and family activities across four days.
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Exposition Park
Local clubs resume golf activities after exhibition
San Antonio Country Club and Laurel Heights Golf Club restart golfing after interruptions from the San Antonio championship tourney and the Harry Vardon Edward Ray exhibition. A match with Austin Country Club may be arranged, while Laurel Heights prepares for its annual club championship. Caddies at Laurel Heights will host a prize tournament Saturday morning under manager Will H. Symons. Bresnahan loses to Griffith in a 12 round bout in Youngstown Ohio with Griffith control and a 133 to 130 weight, Brock challenges winner with 1000 dollar side bet.
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San Antonio Country Club
Laurel Heights Golf Club
San Antonio
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
Austin Country Club
Country Club
Laurel Heights
Will H. Symons
Bresnahan
Youngstown
Johnny Griffith
Akron
Tommy Bresnahan
Omaha
Neb
Griffith
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Bush Ally Welcomed Amid Philadelphia Arrival Celebrations
Several thousand baseball fans greeted Leslie Bush of the Philadelphia Athletics when he arrived by train. He was raised aloft by friends as whistles blew across town and factories closed for an automobile parade. The welcome ended with a dance at his homecoming event.
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Bush
Brainer OG
Leslie Bush
Philadelphia Athletics
National League Club Announces Beck Purchase
The National League club announces the purchase of pitcher Beck from the Philadelphia Nationals. Beck had been drafted by Philadelphia from Nashville in the prior season.
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Beck
Boston
Liicence
National League Club
Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphia
Nashville
Reds Defeat Blues at Travis Club in Juvenile Basketball
The Travis Club opens its new junior calisthenics class under Physical Director Digby with a spirited 8 to 3 win by the Reds over the Blues. Several boys attended, including Jack Bond and Mark Postwaite, as Digby aims to form a strong juvenile team for inter club play. The senior team practices tonight to shape plays and scrimmage for upcoming local matches. Official class announcements are forthcoming as attendance increases.
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Digby
Travis
Reds and Blues
Reds
Jack Bond
William and
Mark Postwaite
Selden Nye
Carlos Gilbert
Edmond Dascomb
Yarmouth Phillips
Leslie Lentz
Asbury Withers
Phillies Name William F. Baker NL Club President
William F. Baker former New York police commissioner was elected president of the Philadelphia National League ball club. He succeeds the late William H. Locke. Directors also retained Charles Dooin as manager of the team.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
William F. Baker
New York
William H. Locke
Charles Dooin
Schmiedekind family wins two in nine pin tourney at Turner Hall
The Schmiedekinds defeated the Phillips in a Turner Hall nine pin event last night. Opening set they rolled 309 pins as Schmiedekind Ragland Wagenfuer R Judameir and Phillip led the scoring. The Phillips rallied late but fell short with 300 in the first game and 238 259 in the second.
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Schmiedekinds
Phillips
Turner Hall
Schmiedekind
Ragland
Wagenfuehr
R. Judameir
Phillip
No. 5 Defeats No. 4 In Late-Afternoon Basketball
The No. 5 school team won 19 to 7 over No. 4 yesterday afternoon. Grant aided the defense, while Shapiro, Herrera, Kraft and Wren led scorers. Shapiro stood out with accurate throwing as Wren and Kraft locked down positions and forced the opponents to chase shots.
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Grant
Shapiro
Herrera
Kraft
Wren
Harvard Victors Given Crimson Ring in Honor of Yale Series
Harvard baseball players awarded a silver loving cup to pitcher Sam Fulton after their summer victory over Yale. Felton, honored by the team, is to be married today in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Sam” Fulton
Felton
Giants Beat White Sox In Snowy Springfield Tilt
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 at Springfield. Snow fell during the game as Governor Edward F. Dunne tossed the first ball. The Sox led early but could not hold the advantage. Scott Benz Schalk Mathewson Fromme Wingo were the battery names.
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Springfield
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Edward F. Dunne
Sox
R. H. E. White Sox
Giants
Scott
Benz
Schalk
Mathewson
Fromme
Wingo
San Antonio Light Bowling Club Downs Postoffice Prides Three Straight
The San Antonio Light's Bowling Club beat the Postoffice Prides in three close games at Grand alleys. Pinkus of the Prides broke the league high game record with 266 in the first session, while Teich led the Typeseters with a 223 game and 198 average. The win lifts the Light team in the standings, and Mills Engraving and San Antonio Machine and Supply clash tonight for fifth place.
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San Antonio Light
Postoffice Prides
Federals
Pinkus
Prides
Shafer
Mills
Max Teich
Duke
Mills Engraving Company
San Antonio Machine and Supply Company
Watkins
Football Player Killed In Ill Game
A. J. Kramer, 21, died from injuries suffered in a football game two minutes before the end yesterday in Kankakee Illinois. He had played for the local team and collapsed after the final plays.
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Kankakee
Ill
A. J. Kramer
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