Samas Defeat Mills Engraving in Commercial Tenpin League
In a San Antonio Commercial Tenpin League match the Samas machine team defeated the Mills Engraving five by a total 2465 to 2432. Leitner led the winners with 612, Hahn added 525, while Mills captain Schafer top scored for his side with 469. The banner match of the week pits Gas & Electric against Household Furniture tonight to challenge for league leadership.
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Ae Club
San Antonio Machine Supply Company
Mills Engraving Company
San Antonio
Leitner
Hahn
Reeder
Mills
Engravers
Riley
S&s. Schafer
Gas & Electrics
Household Furniture Company
San Antonio Machine
Tils. Reeder
Lindloff
Newman
BIATN
Oc Speee
Mills Engraving Co. Ist
Schafer
Willard, Others Held for Vernon Prize Fight Case
In Los Angeles Judge Gavin Craig overruled a demurrer and set January 7, 1914 trials for Jesse Willard and ten co defendants on alleged prize fighting violations linked to the Vernon arena bout that fatally injured John W. Young. The verdict includes Eddie Webster being dismissed. Willard, McCarey, Greenwald and Eyton plead not guilty. The judge defined sparring as skill with no serious injury intent and no knockout focus.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jesse Willard
John W. Young
Vernon Arena
Gavin Craig
Superior Court
W. J. Ford
Eddie Webster
Webster
Willard
T. J. McCarey
al Greenwald
Charles F. Eyton
Craig
Gilks Named Manager for Montgomery Team
Montgomery Alabama October 22 announcement that Robert Gilks former big league player and Southern league star will manage the Montgomery team next season. Gilks has a long history in minor league baseball and will lead the club in upcoming campaigns.
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Gilks
Montgomery
Ata
Robert Gilks
Laurel Heights Members Enter Caddy Tournament
Laurel Heights Golf Club caddies compete Saturday with club members serving as caddies for the young players. W J Lyons named official caddy for Robert Kyle. Thirteen entries received by manager Will H Symons include Robert Kyle Bryan Talbott Tommy White and others. Qualifying round Friday aims to place players in championship and other flights with prizes in each flight.
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Laurel Heights Golf Club
W. J. Lyons
Robert Kyle
Will H. Symons
Bryan Talbott
Tommy White
T. Baldwin
Willie Ketcham
J. Ketcham
R. Ketcham
Harry Symons
Benny Swanson
Harold McCortle
H. Chase
O. Dolly
R. Northflick
Manager Symons
Konetchy in Play as Giants Trade Rumor Circulates
Reports from New York and St. Louis claim Edward Konetchy, first baseman of the St. Louis Nationals, may be sold or traded to the New York Giants. Third baseman Mowrey would go to Boston, with Merkle possibly involved if Konetchy moves. No formal announcement yet.
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New York
Edward Netchy
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Mowrey
St. Louis
Boston Nationals
McGraw
Giants
Fred Merkle
Kenetchy
Merkle
ST. Louis, Mo
Edward Konetchy
St. Louis Nationals
Konetchy
Wilson
Snodgrass
Thorpe
A A U Meeting Tonight Seeks Texas Sports Revival
The Texas association of the A A U will meet at the Travis Club at 8 o clock with invites to local organizations to aid in reviving athletics in San Antonio and across Texas. Plans for a basketball league under A A U guidance will be discussed as attendees expect strong turnout to support organized sports.
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Texas Association of the
Travis Club
San Antonio
Texas
Travis
Women Drivers Put Studebaker Atop Business Travel
San Antonio motorists report women like Helene Munroe show the automobile is essential for business travel. Munroe, a piano house saleswoman, cranks her Studebaker easily and travels the territory despite a non self starter. Other notes cover Ford dealer contracts, Delco service plans, Cadillac shipments, and the Alamo Motorcycle Club meeting.
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George F.rotan
A. Bb. Staacke Automobile Company
Studebaker
Wrotan
Helene Munroe
Huths and Tolles Clash in Ninepin Match at Turner Hall
Huth and Tolle teams split wins in a Turner Hall ninepin clash. Schmitt led scoring in both rounds with high averages, while Wegel and others posted solid marks. The meet included a Confetti Masquerade Carnival at Exposition Park on October 25 to 28.
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Exposition Park
Travis Quintet Defeats Billikens In Openers
The Travis Club basketball quintet opened the season with an 89 to 14 win over the Billikens, showcasing fast passing and solid teamwork. Captain Schramm and Neighbors shared center duties while James Bee Brosseau and Pahlmann filled guard and forward roles.
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Travis Club
Billikens
Travis
Schramm
Neighbors
James
Bee
Brosseau
Pahlmann
Digby
British golfers arrive for San Francisco series
British players Harry Vardon and Edward Ray reached San Francisco and will contest a three day set at the San Francisco Golf and Country Club. They face Jack Neville Pacific coast champion Vincent Whitney and Chapin Tubbs former Yale champion in matches scheduled for Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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San Francisco
Cal
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
San Francisco Golf and Country Club
Jack Neville
Pacific Coast
Vincent Whitney
Chapin Tubbs
Yale
Women Bowlers Split Wins at Turner Hall Session
The Turner Hall women nine pin bowling section posted strong scores as the Gembier and Vollmer teams each secured a victory. Vollmer rolled 298 in game two to Gemblers 215, while Gemblers won the opening 283 to 221.
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Turner Hall
Gembiers
Vollmers
Vollmer
Gemblers
Gembler
Governors Lead Indiana Illinois Football Parade
In Indianapolis on October 22 governors Edward Dunne of Illinois and Ralph F. Dunne? wait. Governor Dunne will attend the Indiana Illinois game. Dunne accepts invitation to join the parade. Ralston will greet Indiana students at the station and lead the marching crowd through the city.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Commonwealths
Edward F. Dunne
Ralston
Dunne
Urbana
Governors Parade Through City With University Colors
A special train, escorted by a local reception committee and mounted police, will parade the principal streets. Merchants will decorate stores in the colors of Illinois and Indiana to honor the two governors, orange and blue for Illinois and cream and crimson for Indiana.
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Illinois
Indiana
Sox Defeat Giants In Peoria With Late Rally
Chicago White Sox beat the New York Giants 6 to 4 in Peoria Illinois after tying in the sixth on a Sam Crawford sacrifice fly. A three run eighth inning featured a double a triple and three singles. Leverenz Schalk Wiltse Wingo combined for the win and loss with Klem and Sheridan umpiring.
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Peoria
Sam Crawford
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
R. H. E. White Sox
Giants
Leverenz
Schalk
Wiltse
Wingo
Klem
Sheridan
Boy Dies in School Football Rush
In Vermillion Dakota, 13 year old Marcellus Dunlap was fatally injured during a school recess football game. He fell under several players in the scramble for the ball during the incident.
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Vermillion
Marcellus Dunlap
Dunlap
Higgins to Meet Pros In City League Exhibition
The Higgins Company champions of the City League will face an all star professional nine next Sunday. San Antonio currently has a surplus of pro players and fans can expect a strong showing. Pete Compton, former St. Louis Browns center fielder, and San Antonio Snyder of the Cardinals will play in the pros lineup.
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Higgins Company
Lam
San Antonio
Pete Compton
St. Louis Browns
San Antonio Snyder
Cardinals
Princeton Crew Prepares for Yale Race in New Oars
Princeton oarsmen endured a hard practice in improving for the Yale meeting set for Saturday. Dr. Spaeth directed drills with the varsity eight covering seven miles in their new shells as they near the anticipated clash.
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Princeton
Yale
N. J
Spaeth
Varsity
Bunsel
Pyne
McKibben
Heffron
Quimby
Purdy
Briggs
Putnam
Sykes
Northwestern seeks Wilson ruling on Hale football switch
Northwestern University coaches appeal to President Wilson asking permission for Carroll Dwight Hale to resign from Evanston life saving service or take a leave of absence so he can join the purple eleven. Hale, a senior and heavyweight with football experience, awaits the decision.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Wilson
Carroll Dwight Hale
Evanston Life Saving Crew
Purple Eleven
Hale
College of Liberal Arts
Gun boat Smith Wins In Ten Rounds In Boston Bout
Boston, Mass. Oct 22 Gun boat Smith the heavyweight white hope defeated Tony Ross of Newcastle Pa in ten rounds of a planned twelve round bout Ross led early but Smith showed power in the tenth and put Ross down for the count in the opening minute and a half.
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Boston
Mass
Smith
White Hope
Tony” Ross
Newcastle
Ross
Duffy Wins Decision in Eight-Round Bout
Jim Duffy of Lockport defeated Eddie Murphy of Boston by decision in an eight round fight in St Louis last night. The bout was fast and furious throughout. Matches later scheduled were called off in Milwaukee afterAd Wolgast was killed in training, and the planned Oct 24 card was canceled due to the substitute issue.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Jimmy "Duffy
Lockport
Eddie Murphy
Boston
Milwacker
Wis
Ad Wolgast
Charlie White
Chicago
Wolgast
Saylor Supporters Dispute Decision In Boxing Match
In Winnipeg supporters of Young Saylor of Indianapolis complain after referee Foley ruled Freddie Welsh the winner on a foul. A heated exchange followed and both sides claimed the decision. Welsh outboxed Saylor but the bout remained lively and fairly interesting.
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Saylor
Winnipe . Man
Indianapolis
Foley
Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Miss Long Injured From Pew Jumping Attempt
Miss Laula Long, noted show horse exhibitor, suffered two broken bones in her left hand yesterday while attempting a pew jump at an October event in Kansas City.
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Miss Long
Kansas
Laula Long
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SAMOS
Mills Tenpin
Commercial Tenpin League
DR. Stotts & CO
Tex
Wright Bros
Main Ave
Crockett
Richter's Steam Bakery
Test &T
Potchernick-Birdsong CO
Houston St
Terrill Medical
Hicks
Wagner
Krueger-Atlas Engines
Krueger -Atlas Engine
San Antonio Machine & Supply Co
Laurel Heights
Cardinal
Collman
Sigk
G. S. Lincoln
Conroy Bldg
Plaza Theater
George H. King
Ford Sales Company
Kerrville
Ford
Mr. King
King
Bandera
H. L. Hayes
Dayton Engineering Laboratories
Delco
South Texas
Buick
Staacke Brothers Company
Cadillac
Hayes
The
Guarantee Motor Car Company
Cole
Louis Kunkel Sr
J. F. Hagan
E. H. Labadie Automobile Company
Felix Hobbs
Allee
William Steinhardt
Steinhardt
R. B. Lamp
Lockhart
East Commerce Street
Alamo Motocycle Club
HUTHS
Turner imeae_ iSonene
Huth
Tolle
Schmitt
Wegel
Sikia
Tolles
Beth
Sue
Max Becker
Quintet
California
SOX
Callahan
Higgins
Northwestern U
Tony Ross
Duffy
Dockport
Tom Keene
Weather-Moore Co
Mgr
Walker-Moore Co
San Antonio, Texas
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