Sunset Bowlers Edge Engravers in Commercial League clash
The Sunset tenpin quintet won two of three games from the Engravers in Wednesday night Commercial League action, taking the first two frames before a 626 tie in game three. The Engravers triumphed in the bowl off 620 to 599 as Captain Cramer led with a 202 and the highest series of 534 for Sunset. Future matchups set Swift Company against Antonio Public Services, with Pat Thomas joining the Swift lineup and Fred Wagenfehr defending his individual league title.
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Service Companiy
Engravers
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Cramer
Sons
New Wood
Swift
Bowling Sean
Antonio Public Services
Swifts
Pat Thomas
Fred Wagenfehr
Searsons
Fea
Ullrich
One Day Tournament Carded Next Sunday at Brackenridge Park
The Alamo City Golf Championship holds a one day medal play tournament for members on Sunday October 28 at Brackenridge Park. Entry 50 cents with prize split 50 30 and 20 per cent. J E Edman manages the course. Handicap rules apply and a complete roster with new handicaps will be posted Sunday morning.
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Brackenridge Park
J. E. Edieman
AML
Aimaelf
Tametin
Tipals
Charles Staudt
TSC
Matyehean
Stawit
Maricheru
Soldiers Find Golf Helps Pass the War Time
In camp many soldiers balance training with golf and other athletic pursuits to ease the burden of war. Officers plan games to keep men fit and focused as they adapt to military life, valuing sport for physical readiness and morale. Golf is seen as practical training, with experience teaching judgment and distance, and Britain and France encourage such recreation for soldiers.
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Sam
Jbays
France
Gulf
Lange
Wales
Wolo
Hazary
Ervut
Postponed Games Hit YMCA Junior League Basketball Night
The YMCA Junior Basketball League postpones again due to Liberty Bond drives. R Nos e's team beat Ernest Sel l haunt 14 to 3 with Daggett scoring eight points and Blumenthal adding six. Mueller and Lackey led the second game as Mueller's side won 9 to 5. next Saturday’s schedule resumes with all players expected to attend.
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Loy
R. Nove
Ernest Sellhaunt
Arthur Mueller
Hut
Harwell Lackey
Walter Schulte
Tl. Oetingar
Kelton
W. Brown
Field Artillery Football Team Ready for Championship
The Nineteenth Field Artillery football team trains daily in San Antonio and aims for the championship. Captain Bhuggs acts as manager while West Point and Yale alumni Lt Fox and Lt Crew bring coaching expertise. Communications to Captain Shoge, Nineteenth Field Artillery, Temount Station.
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Fox
Coashes
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Crew Wis
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Graham
Shoge
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Exemption Ruling for Cyganiewa Zbyncka Wrestler Upheld
In Saco Maine the local exemption board reaffirmed a decision to exempt wrestler Zbyncka Cyganiew from the draft after arguing reliance on family deaths in Austria. The case, moved up to state and then to the President, faced further review and delays. Missouri University rejects a conference board decision on Caplininders eligibility, signaling a potential long dispute within the Missouri Valley Conference.
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Mass
Buyxzka
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Columbia
Missouri University
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Missouri Valley Athiale Board
Caplin Iinders
Wensies Agricultuum
Base Hospital Triumphs Over Artillery Team in Gridiron Clash
Base Hospital defeated Third Field Artillery 6 to 0 in a Thursday afternoon game at Captain Kirkham Field. Key contributions came from Work Young Beak and notable plays by O’Neal Canningham and Macaden for the Hospital, while Artillery's Rasht Wid and Jor Yriedhin stood out for their team. The match featured a hard fought pivot at the midway point and a strong defensive effort by Base Hospital to seal the victory.
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Xiveyard
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Work
Young
Beak
O'Neal
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Macaden
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Litton Center
Benny Leonard Knocks Out Ramser in Cleveland Bout
Lightweight champion Benny Leonard stopped Toughey Ramser of Lurain in the seventh round at the Cleveland Athletic Club. The scheduled ten round bout ended early as Ramser, previously undefeated by knockout, was defeated for the first time.
The Spell of Alaska Review in Velvet Imagery
A vivid prose account of Alaska’s distant shores and interior rivers, praising its velvet beauty and theNorth Pacific’s majesty. The piece surveys imperial landscapes from totems and cedar groves to canyons and gliding steamer passages, urging readers to follow westward toward Unalaska and the Yukon.
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North Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Alagka
Unalasis
Fitzsimmons Buried in Chicago After Lobar Pneumonia
Robert Fitzsimmons died at a hospital after a week of lobar pneumonia and was buried at Graceland Cemetery in Chicago. Funeral services were at the Moody Tabernacle led by Rev. Paul Ruder. More than three thousand attended, many filling the surrounding area as the cortege moved to the cemetery.
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Robert Pitssimmons
Gay
Graceland Cemetery
Moody
Courageous Life Of Bah Celebrated In Funeral Oration
Mr Stader recalls Bah’s brave life from battles to baptism by a Baptist minister in Los Angeles. The priestly tale frames his final victory over death as a self forged renewal. An Episcopal clergyman’s son, Bah’s early gentleness faded as he faced the ultimate fight with courage. The pastor urges readers to emulate Bah’s resolve in their own lives.
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Speer
Los Angeles
De Oro Stills Leads New York in Cushions Match
Alfreds ba Org of Cha, holder of the three cushion Dillards title, retained its lead over John Daly of New York by defeating the challenger 80 to 40 in the second week of a three night match in De Oro. The total score stood 109 to 83. Wednesday night’s match lasted eighty innings with De Oro scoring a high run of five and Daly four.
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