St Edward's Defeats WTMA Cadets 28 To 0 In Austin
St Edward's college football team of Austin routed West Texas Military Academy 28 to 0 on the cadets’ field. Ridder starred in open-field running for St Edward's while Corrigan and Prudhomme contributed strong gains. Coach Barnes directed a late rally that helped secure the shutout in quarters of ten minutes each.
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St. Edward's
Austin
West Texas Military Academy
Barnes
St. Edward’s
Baehr
Ridder
San Antonio
Austin College
Corrigan
St Edward's
West Texas
Prudhomme
Palzer Sues Lawyer Over Fight Arrangement
heavyweight fighter Al Palzer filed suit in New York against Frank S. ONeill a state athletic commissioner alleging he paid 800 dollars to arrange a Johnson bout. Palzer says ONeill refused to return the money after the New York fight could not be staged, while ONeill contends the payment covered legal services amid Palzer's difficulties and the commission's stance against Johnson.
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New York
al Palzer
Frank S. O'Neill
State Athletic Commission
O’neil
Jack Johnson
Palzer
O'Neil
Ao. EB
O Neill Bas
Plazer
Athletic Commission
Johnson
Baseball releases move Forsythe and McDonough to minors
John H. Farrell announces releases by purchase involving multiple clubs. Malcolmson and Bausewein shift from Charlotte to Atlanta. Catcher McDonough goes from Chattanooga to Dallas. Forsythe moves from Dallas to Chattanooga. Elstone and Street go from Providence to Chattanooga. Schultz transfers from Savannah to the New York American League.
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Dallas
Forsythe
McDonough
Street
Auburn
N. Y
John H. Farrell
National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Malcolmson
Bausewein
Charlotte
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Elstone
Providence
Schultz
Savannah
Attell and Walsh Battle to a Draw in Boston
Abe Attell of San Francisco and Jimmie Walsh of Boston fought twelve two minute rounds to a draw last night. Walsh pressed for shorter rounds when Attell refused to weigh in. Attell used in fighting to lead early, with Walsh countering after the seventh round with jab lefts to the jaw.
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Attell
Walsh
Boston
Mass
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Jimmie Walsh
Mavericks Beat Gas House Bowlers In Tight Bowling Match
Maverick-Clark bowling team shocked Gas & Electric with a 3 match win to stay within striking distance of Fisk. Martyn scored the high game 192, while Armbrust anchored Gas & Electric and Muehlendorff led his squad with top game and average. Woodman, Quinn, Leng, and Peters contributed notable scores as the Gas house crew battled back in the final game. The evening also featured Household Furniture squaring off against S A Light in a key upcoming bout.
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Maverick-Clark Company
Gas & Electric
Fisk Company
Martyn
Quinn
Leng
Peters
Heffner
Hetfrer
Peete Oh
Bat Quinn
Weecoassees
Gas & Electric Co
Woodman
Menger
Muehlendorff
Armbrust
Injunction Not Granted in Porter Racing Suit
In Michigan City Indiana Porter Racing association failed to obtain a temporary injunction against Gov. Thomas A. Marshall and state troops. Judge H. B. Tythill reserved decision, noting the vast questions involved require careful consideration.
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Michigan City
Ind
Porter Racing Association
Thomas A. Marshall
H. B. Tythill
Superior Court
Auto Races Begin Tomorrow at Fair Grounds
The San Antonio auto racing program continues with a two day feature at the Fair grounds. Yesterday saw spectacular speed with no major accidents and several re-entries including the Special built by Charles Tips with an eight cylinder plane engine piloted by Ben Johnson. Multiple events list prizes from 25 to 100 dollars and a 150 mile continuation race offering 400 dollars to the winner.
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Bugs
Fair Grounds
San Antonio
Charles Tips
Buick
Jackson
Ben Johnson
Prince Henry Benz
Oldfield
Cinco
Heinemann
Ohio
Raimey
Moore
Mercedes
Clark
Craig
Studebaker
R. Johnson
Mosley
E.M.F
Christie
George Clark
Dallas
Fairgrounds
Herzog Named King of Third Basemen in World Series
The New York Giants star Charlie Herzog led the world series with faultless fielding and superior batting. his base running and coaching were praised as unmatched. A Cleveland News critique lauds his performance across all eight games as evidence he is among the game’s top players.
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Charlie Herzog
New York Giants
Herzog
Cleveland News
Indians and Canadians to clash in Toronto football series
Toronto challenges the Carlisle Indians to a series of international football games under American intercollegiate rules. The first match is set for October 28 in Toronto with royal and official backing. Toronto officials, after viewing the Pittsburg Carlisle game, aim to outplay the Indians with proper coaching.
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Canada
America
University of Toronto
Carlisle Indians
Toronto
Pittsburg
England
Cleveland News
Boston Post Notes Extra Money Accepted without Protest
The Boston Post reports that an additional amount, up to $1000, was accepted without any objection. No protest or comment followed the payment.
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Boston Post
San Antonio Gun Club Holds Thursday Shoot
The San Antonio Gun Club conducted a regular Thursday shoot on its grounds yesterday afternoon with about a dozen members and a large crowd watching. Next shoot is set for Sunday afternoon near Exposition Park. Scores yesterday include OConnell 116 of 125 and George 94 of 125 among others.
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San Antonio
George
O'Connell
Borden
Moore
Crabdock
Umpires Get $1000 For World Series Service
After the World Series, chairman Garry Herrmann notified umpires O'Loughlin Evans Rigler and Klem to report to headquarters. The national commission increased each umpire salary from 750 to 1000 dollars as a token of thanks for their handling of the games.
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Red Sox
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
O'Loughlin
Evans
Rigler
Klem
Kilbane Beats Albanese in Cleveland Featherweight Bout
The newspaper verdict favors Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland over Johnny Albanese of Columbus after ten rounds. Kilbane dominated with clean blows, Albanese abandoned defense to press the champion, but Kilbane remained untroubled throughout.
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Kilbane
Albanese
Columbus
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny Albanese
Popular Verdict
Player Harbison Loses Appeal In Baseball Panel
Cincinnati report says the national baseball commission dismissed the appeal of Player Harbison from a denial of his $83.83 claim against the Columbia club of the South Atlantic league.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Harbison
National Board
Columbia
Brown and Dillon To Box Eight in Memphis Rematch
Chicago middleweight Brown and Jack Dillon of Indianapolis were matched yesterday to box eight rounds before a Memphis club on November 11. It will be their fourth meeting.
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Chicago
Ill
Brown
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Noted Turfman Woods Dies at 60 in Chicago
Joseph M. Woods, a former turfman prominent among the racing fraternity when the sport flourished in the Middle West, died at his Chicago home yesterday at age 60.
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Chicago
Joseph M. Woods
Middle West
Evers Becomes Chicago Manager on Five-Year Deal
John Evers, Chicago National League second baseman, signed a five year contract to manage the club for next season. President Charles Murphy confirmed the agreement though terms were not published. Evers plans a rest before selecting the next year’s roster.
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Chicago
John Evers
National League Baseball
Charles Murphy
Evers
Meter's Pharmacy Baseball Team Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Meter's Pharmacy baseball team in the Independent Winter league will be held at the pharmacy tonight at 8 o'clock. Players asked to attend include Clay ton Moore George Crevenstine W Hegel T Lurman E Zurcher Wurzbach Joe Naylor Harry Spier Frank Syneder Stahl Joe Dolan Harris Picard Ray G Vance Jack Burke and others who wish to try for the team. Dr J R Cunningham 449 Moore Bldg Osteopath Old phone 984 J.
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Meter's Pharmacy
The
Pharmacy
Clayton Moore
George Crevenstine
W. Hegel
T. Lurman
E. Zurcher
Wurzbach
Joe Naylor
Harry Spier
Frank Syneder
Stahl
Joe Dolan
Harris
Picard
Ray
G. Vance
Jack Burke
Two Good Football Games Set for City Afternoon
Two strong football games scheduled in the city this afternoon. Waco High meets the local school eleven at Electric Park at 3:30 with both teams showing solid lineups from last season. A second game features Marshall Training School versus St. Anthony College on the West Riebe Undertaking Co. field.
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Waco High
Electric Park
Waco
High
Marshall
St. Anthony College
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Smith
Fielding
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Brooklyn
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Ashe
Mavericks
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Fisk Co
Mav-Clark Co
P. I. & Bteel Co
TORCO
Main Avenue
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Giant
Jamesport
Linneus
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Carlisle
GUN Club
Commission
FISE
Texas
Main Ave
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Meter
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Joske’s
Joske Men's
DR. Stotts & CO
Gunter Bldg
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Stotts
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