Scribes and Bankers Golf Match Decides Series Outcome
In San Antonio a bankers team captained by J. E. Brinkmeyer will play a scribes squad from the San Antonio Light office at Laurel Heights golf links. The third match in the series aims to break a 2-0-0 tie and crowds are expected with police on hand to manage downtown traffic.
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San Antonio
Laurel Heights
J. E. Brinkmeyer
Atendance
Symons
Laurel Heights Golf Club
Winter League Meeting At Kaufman’s Store
Winter Baseball League holds an important meeting tonight at 8 o clock at Kaufman’s store. All managers from contending teams are ordered to attend.
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Kaufman’s
Mississippi College wins twice over Arkansas teams in road trip
Mississippi College defeated Henderson Brown College 7 to 2 and Ouachita College 22 to 14 in Arkadelphia. Fullback Hickman starred for Mississippi, scoring the lone touchdown against Ouachita and kicking the goal, as Henderson’s line faltered late in the first half. Fumbles hindered Henderson’s scoring chances.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Mississippi College
Henderson Brown College
Arkansas
Ouachita College
Hickman
Ouachita
Mississippi
Henderson
Yokel regains world middleweight wrestling title
Mike Yokel of Salt Lake City regained the world's middleweight wrestling title by defeating Chris Jordan of Cleveland in Salt Lake City. Yokel won the first fall in three hours and thirty six minutes and the second in one minute thirty seconds last night to secure the title.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mike Yokel
Chris Jordan
Cleveland
Jordan
Yokel
Minen Pee
Mission ISD Bonds Approved for New High School
The attorney general’s department approves issuing 20000 dollars in Mission independent school district bonds. Proceeds fund construction of a new high school building.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Mission Independent School District
Peruna Endorsements Across Long Time Testimonies
The letter from W H Shanks describes twelve years of catarrh relief after six bottles of Peruna with ongoing spring use. The article notes many similar stories from the U S and abroad, praising Peruna as a standard household remedy and citing both liquid and tablet forms.
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Shanks
Peruna
W. H. Shanks
Mr. Shanks
Mayor's plan approved by City Council in San Antonio
City council unanimously approves Mayor Brown's paying expert C D Pollock at $6000 annually to oversee paving. A $100,000 paving fund is issued from sinking fund bonds. The measure avoids creating a new post while deferring commission government until bond sale completion amid legal doubts about home rule and charter reforms.
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Brown
C. D. Pollock
Clinton H. Kearny
Uhr
Steves
Fincham
Gillette
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Warren
Pollock
New York
San Antonio
Helland
Mr. Helland
Alderman Uhr
Commission
Alderman Neal
Interstate Amusement Company
Main Avenue
Majestic Theater
Finchham
Dielmann
Market Hall
Second Infantry
Texas National Guard
Chapa
Galveston, Harrisburg
Sherman Street
Houston Street
North Flores Street
Alamo Plaza
College Street
Navarro
Losoya
Knight Beats Belsey In Y M C A Handball Opener
Sam R. Knight defeated George Belsey in the handball tourney at the Y M C A last night with set scores 11 0, 9 11, 11 1 and 11 0. Both players were in the C class and Belsey is eliminated from further rounds. In B class A L Bergstrom beat C P Mueller after a tough match with Mueller taking the first set 11 3 before Bergstrom won 11 6 11 9 11 1 11 2.
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Sam R. Knight
George Belsey
A. L. Bergstrom
C. P. Mueller
Mueller
Bergstrom
Farr's Team Wins in YMCA Senior Session Volley-Ball
The senior class at the YMCA gym held an evening of free gymnastics and athletics led by C A Miller and Claude Fuquay. Farr's team beat Kuehn's team in a volleyball series 11 7, 11 3, 5 0, with players Roache Behring Thomas Wheeler for Farr and Behring Gottschalk Malone Lewis for Kuehn.
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Christian Association
C. A. Miller
Claude Fuquay
Farr
Kuehn
Roache
Behring
Thomas
Wheeler
Gottschalk
Malone
Lewis
Bankers and Farmers Unite for Prosperity in Dry Farming Talk
Frederick E. Farnsworth of the American Bankers Association told the International Dry Farming Congress in Tulsa that bankers and farmers must cooperate to raise productivity and prosperity. He cited Minnesota efforts where bankers funded over a million dollars for agricultural education and noted banks act as soil’s financial warehouses supporting farm wealth.
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Tulsa
Oklo
International Dry Farming Congress
Frederick E. Farnsworth
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Farnsworth
Bankers of
Minnesota
Farm advisers and bank leaders push agricultural outreach
The piece notes rising farm advisory funding with an extra 40 million dollars, averaging 200 dollars per farm, as bankers in 34 of 48 states back agricultural committees. Delegates heard talks on plowing by power, underground silos, irrigation, and farm credit, with leaders from Illinois Nebraska Utah Kansas Missouri presenting.
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Chapman
Bankers’ Associations
Congress
Frank S. Harrison
School of Agricultural Engineering
C. A. Ocock
Peoria
Ill
L. W. Chase
Nebraska
Frank S. Harris
Logan
Utah
George A. Neeley
Hutchinson
Kan
National Farmers’ Credit and Loan Associations
John T. Woodruff
Springfield
Comiskey Advocates High Shoes to Prevent Ankles
Chicago, Oct. 28 President Comiskey says high shoes should replace the current low footwear used by major league players to avert foot injuries. He cites Hal Chase’s injury on the Giants-White Sox tour as an example, arguing the standard low shoe contributed to the sprain.
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Comiskey
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Giants
White Sox
Hal Chase
High Tops Said to Hinder Speed in Base Running
Players concluded that wearing high tops impeded speed in base running, affecting quick starts and overall movement on the bases.
Sullivan seeks Berlin Olympic start delay for 1916
American Olympic commissioner James E. Sullivan said he would ask the German Olympic commission to postpone Berlin 1916 opening at least one week. He noted track events were set for July 1 and highlighted hardships for nearly 150 US athletes, many college students, who could not miss end of spring term.
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New York
James E. Sullivan
United States
Berlin
Sullivan
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