Seniors Stage Blo Program At Y. M. C. A
Senior athletes at the Y M C A open class contests with a double header in basketball and a relay race finish. Rex Logan’s team defeats Willard Boone’s team in the relay after a dead heat. Boone’s team wins the basketball doubleheader over Pieper and Flaherty, 11 to 4 and 16 to 13, with J M Hall and Joe Naylor among top scorers. Lineups include Logan Rex, Crewe, Sauer, Banks, Wilson, Singer. Boone Behring Pfeil Smith Rochelle Feldman. Hall Lutz Garner Green Hatcher Myers.
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Rex Lofan
Willard Boone
William Pieper
Jack Flaherty
Logan
Pieper
Boone
J. H. Hall
Hall
J. M. Hall
William Myers
Flaherty
Joe Naylor
Naylor
Floyd Smith
Henry Lutz
Archie Sauer
Rex Logan
Nathan Crewe
Bruce Banks
Douglas Wilson
A. M. Singer
Carl Behring
Arthur Pfeil
Henry Rochelle
David Feldman
Joe Earnei
S Green
Lee Smith
H. C. Hatcher
McNeill's Team Rebounds to A. G. McNeill Series Victory
In a noonday volleyball clash, A. G. McNeill's squad defeated Joe Lipscomb's team in straight sets 11-9 11-7 11-10. Both sides played fiercely with strong teamwork. Lipscomb led early in the final game before McNeill's four-point run sealed the win. Captains A. G. McNeill and Joe Lipscomb led lineups that included Emil Mueller Alfred Haubald Frank Trotter and J W Fuller Joe Fredkin Robert G Harris.
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A. G. McNeill
Joe Lipscomb
McNeill
Lipscomb
Emil Mueller
Alfred Haubald
Frank Trotter
J. W. Fuller
Joe Fredkin
Robert G. Harris
O Dowd Knocks Out Barrieu in Denver Bout
Mike Dowd of St Paul KOed Frank Barrieu of Canada in the sixth round of a scheduled fifteen round welterweight bout in Denver on Monday night. Dowd improved to win by stoppage in the sixth.
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Barrieu
Denver
Colo
Mike Dowd
St. Paul
Frank Barrieu
Canada
Fraternity Protest Over Fines for Barnstorming Players
Boston Red Sox and others face potential fines for barnstorming after the season, provoking a strong protest from the Baseball Players' Fraternity led by David L. Fultz. Tener of the National League counters with contract clauses and says the commission can discipline infractions, noting possible broad disciplinary action.
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Boston Red Sox
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
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National Commission
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Tener
National League
Players’ Fraternity
Commission
Boston American
New Haven
New York Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Baptists Beat High San Marcos 23 to 0 in One-Sided Game
In San Marcos, Texas, Baptist Academy defeated San Marcos high school 23 to 0 on their field. The high school was outmatched and outclassed, with Coers and Hare highlighted in the lineup and multiple substitutions noted. Officials included Coxen, Marsh, and Smith, with fifteen-minute quarters.
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Tex
Baptist Academy
San Marcos High School
Academy
Coers
Hare
Roo
R. E. Hawk
Ake
Wolf
Hill
Hooker
D. Liles
Coxen
Kansas Aggies
Marsh
Smith
Rivers Plans 20 Round Clash In Chicago
Joe Rivers the California lightweight began training in Chicago for a 20 round decision bout on November 14 against Joe Thomas of New Orleans. Rivers intends to base in Chicago with his wife and establish a home there.
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Chicago
Joe Rivers
California
Rivers
Joe Thomas
New Orleans
Jennings Explains Detroit Spring Tour Plan
Detroit manager Hugh Jennings says a tour with the New York Giants was aimed at exposing the Detroit Americans to stronger opposition than last spring. He notes true workouts came at Waxahachie camp and in exhibition games with the New York Nationals during training.
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Detroit
Mich
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Americans
New York National League Baseball Club
Jennings
Waxahachie
Tex
New York Nationals
O Hara praised for bravery in Somme bombing squad
O Hara once star left fielder for a Toronto International League team and ex New York Nationals scout is recommended for the military cross for his bravery and skill in bombing for the British army on the Somme front. Baseball men note his quick throws to deter base runners, a habit that aided his bombing squad leadership in Toronto reports.
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Boston
Mass
Bill” O'Hara
New York Nationals
Somme
O'Hara
Toronto
Katie La Pearl Dead Circus Rider Struck by Street Car
Katie La Pearl known as Katie La Pearl in her youth was a bareback rider in major circuses. She was struck and killed by a street car in Indianapolis. The deceased, about 50, was married three years ago and had a guardian, Rev. Father Francis Gavish. A brother reportedly lives in New Orleans.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pearl Jones
Katie la Pearl
Francis Gavish
New Orleans
Officials Chosen for Texas A M Game on Thanksgiving
Officials for the Texas A. and M. game at Austin on Thanksgiving Day have been selected from the Missouri Conference list. J. C. Groves of Kansas City will referee, with G. W. Woods Sterling as umpire and B. L. McCreary as head linesman.
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Austin
Tex
Texas A. & M
Missouri Conference
J. C. Groves
Washington
Kansas City
G. W. Woods
U. of P
Sterling
Kansas
B. L. McCreary
Oklahoma
The Vital Problem Fortune Telling Exchange
A beautiful young woman interviews a fortune teller about her future. The clairvoyant predicts travel, royalty, conquest of rivals, and marriage to a tall dark aristocrat. She asks to know her current husband and the fortune teller stops to deliver one more fact.
W. H. Spencer Wins Top Rifle Honors
JacksonVille Florida October 24 W H Spencer of the Mound City Rifle Club St Louis won first place in a field of 929 competitors in the National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice matches on the Florida range Spencer scored 274 of 300 for the individual champion rifle shot of the United States He received a gold medal and 80 in cash First Sergeant F L Manon of the First Delaware Infantry placed second with 271 points and Sergeant Raymond Lelcuye r US Marine Corps third with 270 points Prizes were awarded to 97 other competitors The match set a record for entries and was completed in one day Initial stages of the national team match began Tuesday with 56 entrants and expected to finish Wednesday
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Fla
W. H. Spencer
the Mound
City Rifle Club
St. Louis
National Board For Promotion
Florida
Spencer
United States
F. L. Manon
Delaware Infantry
Raymond Lel Cuyer
U. S. Marine Corps
Giants to Stage New Exhibition Tour in South
New York and Detroit clubs will tour several Southern states for a week or more after spring training, playing a game daily. The trip will begin in Dallas around April 1 and end in Kansas City aboard a special train. Manager McGraw sees the tour as better practice than facing minor league teams.
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New York
National League Baseball Club
Detroit
Dallas
Tex
Kansas City
McGraw
South
Aggies Romp Past SMU in 61 to 0 Victory
College Station Texas October 24 The Texas Aggies routed Southern Methodist University of Dallas 61 to 0 with Gilfillin starring on offense as the Aggies dominated the game.
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College Station
Tex
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist University of Dallas
Aggies
Gilfillin
Panthers and Lions win YMCA Junior A basketball openers
In the YMCA Junior A League opener the Panthers beat the Tigers 17 to 2 as Herbert Pierce and Byars Folts led with seven and four points respectively. The Lions defeated the Leopards 14 to 9 with William Herrera and Frank Kaliese leading scorers and Virgil Winters contributing three field goals.
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Lions
Leopards
Herbert Pierce
Byars Folts
Phillip Archer
William Herrera
Frank Kaliese
Virgil Winters
Angelo Battaglia
Hope Arkansas Game: Louisiana Industrial Institute Beats Ouachita 10–6
In Hope Arkansas the Louisiana Industrial Institute defeated Ouachita College 10 to 6 in a football contest. Louisiana Industrial Institute led early and held off Ouachita College for the win.
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At Hope, Ark
Louisiana Industrial Institute
Ouachita College
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