Household Furniture Co. Beats L A Light In Tight Tenpin Match
The Household Furniture company edged L A Light 3 1 in a close Grand alleys tenpin contest for the mercial league title. Wagener failed in the final frame when nine pins were needed, missing a chance to win by one. Gayle starred with the high game and best score of the match as Household extended its win streak to five.
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Household Furniturempany
L. A. Light
Wagener
San Antonio Light
Light
Gayle
Providy
Cranes Defeat Hawks in Ninepin Match on Grand Alleys
The Cranes beat the Hawks by fifteen pins in the first game and twenty-nine in the second on the Grand alleys. Muehlendorff and Hans starred for the Cranes while Bill Martyn and Hans led the Hawks in scoring despite the loss. Buffalo setback: Packey McFarland defeated Jimmy Duffy in Buffalo in a ten round bout with a late surge for the Chicago fighter.
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Cranes
Hawks
Muehlendorff
Hans
Bill Martyn
Beace Ia
Buffalo
N. Y
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Jimmy Duffy
Lockport
Duffy
McFarland
Onion Seed Beds Destroyed by Back Water Flooding
The dolion seed beds on W. A. Sullivan’s farm were ruined by Nueces river back water. Loss exceeds $3000. Sullivan also lost seventy five tons of cane valued at $750. Rains last week flooded lowlands causing further damage and thousands of ducks arrived in the district.
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LI Asherton
W. A. Sullivan
Nueces
Missouri Tigers Defeat Oklahoma 14 to 0 in Norman
Missouri Tigers toppled Oklahoma 14 to 0 in Norman in a game dominated by Missouri’s defense. Oklahoma, hampered by injuries to Courtright and Reed, failed to sustain offense after Eden blocked a drop kick bid, and Knoble and Sheppard scored the two Missouri touchdowns.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma University
Missouri Tigers
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Courtright
Oklahoma
Reed
Eden
Knoble
Sheppard
Capshaw
Arbitration decisions issued by baseball leagues board
The national board of arbitration of the National Association of Baseball Leagues announced decisions. Claims allowed include George Hargrove against Nashville, Evans against Chattanooga, and Schrauder against Morristown Tennessee. Hardy Ware against Chattanooga was disallowed.
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Auburn
N. Y
National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Baseball Leagues
George Hargrove
Nashville
Evans
Chattanooga
Schrauder
Morristown
Tenn
Hardy Ware
Veteran Oarsmen Race At Saratoga For 60+ Championship
James A Teneyck of Syracuse defeated James H Riley of this village on a three mile Lake Connolly course in 21 minutes 20 seconds. The match settled the 60 plus age group championship, with Teneyck aged 61 and Riley 65. Teneyck had previously beaten Riley in similar events.
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Saratoga
N. Y
James A. Teneyck
Syracuse
James H. Riley
Lake Connolly
Teneyck
Riley
Convention Well Attended by Young Women
The second day of the Young Women's Christian Association session in Austin drew larger attendance than the first. Devotions were led by Mrs. Florence Porter of Houston, with welcomes from Mrs. Joseph D. Sayers of Austin and Miss Janet Kauptke. Mary Louise Allen and Mrs. C. S. Venable delivered the national greetings and reply.
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Austin
Tex
Young Woman's Christian Association
Florence Porter
Houston
Joseph D. Sayers
State Committee
University Association
Janet Kauptke
National Board
Mary Louise Allen
Department of Publications of
New York
C. S. Venable
San Antonio Association
Ariadne on Naxos Premiered in Stuttgart Opera House
Richard Strauss presents Ariadne on Naxos a one act opera produced at the Royal Opera house Stuttgart in the presence of the court and many foreigners Hoffmannsthal wrote the libretto Reinhardt staged the new work last night
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New Strauss Opera
Stuttgart
Germany
Richard Strauss
Royal Opera House
Herr Hoffmansthal
Max Reinhart
Methodists Pleased With Progress in Conference
The German Methodist conference in Houston chaired by Bishop Mouzon completed reports from charges. Progress during the past year was highly satisfactory with ministers to receive their assignments tonight or Monday.
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Houston
Tex
Mouzon
Dillon Knocks Out Connors in Seven Rounds Fight
In Indianapolis on October 26 Jack Dillon stopped Battling Connors after seven rounds. Connors, once a Pittsburg policeman, absorbed body blows early and defended his jaw, but Dillon landed a left hook to finish the bout.
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Dillon
Connors
Indianapolis
Ind
St Anthony to Meet St Louis College in Football Swap
The St Anthony team will play St Louis college this afternoon at Marshall school’s gridiron replacing the canceled St Louis training school game. Both teams are viewed as evenly matched and the kickoff is at 4 o'clock.
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St. Anthony
St. Louis
Marshall Training School
St. Louis College
Marshall School
Injunction Denied Over Porter Indiana Race Track
Judge Tuthill denied the racing foundation corporation of America a injunction and upheld state actions to quarter troops at the Porter Indiana track. Dr J R Cunningham listed as osteopath with a contact address in Michigan City.
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Michigan City
Ind
Tuthill
Racing Foundation Corporation of America
Porter
Indiana
Local Golfers Set For Austin-San Antonio Cup
The San Antonio Country Club golf team travels to Austin for the second half of the Austin San Antonio cup match. Last week San Antonians led by sixteen after the first half on their course, while Austin seeks to defend the trophy won in two prior years. Morning pairs and afternoon foursomes will determine nine and 18 hole results. Players listed include F. M. Lewis E. C. Tarrant Jr. J. C. Mangham Jr. E L. Brown Walter Walthall Harry Aubrey Ed Fomby Col. C. G. Treat Dr. R. E. Moss and Dr. J. H. Burleson.
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San Antonio Country Club
Austin
San Antonians
Austinites
F. M. Lewis
E. C. Tarrant
E. C
Peculiar Traits of French Fighters in Boxing Tales
The article contrasts French boxers with American fighters noting a strong grasp of technique but a lack of pugilistic temperament. It recounts Billy Papke recalling Carpentier's aggression during a bout and in a hotel corridor, with Papke using tact to avoid a confrontation. It hints at Carpentier’s reaction to being challenged on home ground.
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Billy Papke
Carpentier
Billy
Papke
Australia
Georgetown Defeats Trinity University in Texas Football
Southwestern University beat Trinity University 20 to 12 in Dallas. Key moments included a third quarter Southwestern touchdown after an interception, and a late Trinity interception by Pierce who returned to the Methodist 15 before the drive ended.
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Dallas
Tex
Southwestern University
Trinity University
Trinity
Georgetown
Southwestern
Pierce
Methodists
Trfinity
Moning
Ees
Troutman
Wioveg Sci Heteneepiakess
Williams
Baopoig
Vlotige
Ossasles
Garrett
PUNE
Ie Oda Ees
Newton
HenGerson
A. Ana M. College
Moise
Sewanee
Johnson
Miami
Conneff lauded by Murphy as great Irish runner
Mike Murphy recalls Tommy Conneff as a wonderful little chap who trained in 1895 with the New York Athletic Club. He describes Conneff recovering from pneumonia, rapidly showing form, and running a mile in 4 minutes 15 seconds during training with splits of 57 seconds for the first quarter and 1 57 for the half.
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Mike Murphy
Tommy Coneff
Conneff
New York Athletic Club
Boston Globe
Final Harness Matinee Delivers Fine Local Racing
The Jubilee closing harness matinee at the Fairgrounds produced close contests in four events. Bull Moose won the handicap mile for local horses by a head after a stretch drive, with Harry Ziegler and Footstrong close behind. Other races featured clear wins by Diabal, Zoom Up, John A. Hulen, Rowdy, and Clementine, with Loom Up taking the 2:19 trot after earlier heats. Lipton says he won’t defend the American Cup unless the rule requiring an Atlantic crossing under its own sails is changed.
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Fairgrounds
Footstrong
Lady Alda
Millerton
Harry Ziegler
Lone Star
Orphan Boy
Bull Moose
Footsone
Harry Zingler
John A. Halen
Rowdy
Clementine
Yesa
Diabal
Harmon
Foontar
Hal Geers
Woodhull
Noble Temple
Stokes
Ta Ve Cwoorr
Woods
Howell
Dorris
John
A. Hulen
Devine
Basse
Lady Blanche
Torbett
Lipton
Chicago
Ill
Sir Thomas Lipton
Wolgast and Daniels Draw in Six Rounds
Ad Wolgast and Frank Daniels of Saint Joseph Missouri fought six rounds to a draw in Quincy Illinois last night Wolgast did not press hard while Daniels impressed with his showing amid the bout's surprising action
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Woilgast
Daniels
Quincy
Til
Ad Wolgast
Frank Daniels
St. Joseph
Wolgast
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Baseball Arbitration Board
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Moore
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