Post Office Prides Lose Close Tenpin Match
The Household Furniture Co bowling team won two of three games against the Postoffice Prides in a Commercial Tenpin League match on the Grand alleys. Nolan led with 533 total pins and games of 199 and 201, while Howard led the Prides with 513 across three games. The Furniture squad opened strong, led by high scores, but the Prides rallied in the final game to set a tight result.
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Household Furniture Company
Furniture Boys
Prides
Nolan
Swartz
Walser
Howard
McClannahan
Pinkus
San Antonio Light
Mills Engraving Company
Household Furniture Co
Tot. Schwartz
Gayle
Wolan
Postoffice Prides
Midgets sweep two basketball games at the Y M C A
The Midgets beat the Pigmies 6 to 2 and defeated the Dwarfs 8 to 4 in a double header at the Y M C A court. Fuquay led scoring for the Midgets with several goals and the lineups are listed for both games. Also noted: Vanderbilt star tackle Town Brown will miss the game until Thanksgiving due to injuries from the Michigan clash. The article closes with Scotland reporting herrings valued at 9.6 million pounds.
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Miller
Kelly
Pigmies
Dwarfs
Midgets
Fuquay O Cesseeccescecese
Nashville
Tenn
Town Brown
Vanderbilt
University of Michigan
Brown
Marshall Eleven Beats Normal Eleven 33 to 7 on Home Field
The Marshall football team defeated Normal of San Marcos 33 to 7 on the Marshall campus. Marshall led 7–0 after Captain Coers scored in the second quarter. A strong second half saw Scott Young and Ragland drive the offense, with Waits crossing the line and a late 13 points added to seal the victory.
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Marshall
San Marcos
Shands
Coers
Scott
Kilgore
H. Waits
Young
Napoleon
Russia
Ragland
Richards
Marshall Tribe
Normal
Waits
Ramsdell
Comet
Saad Gray
Good Game Promised as Travis Club Meet All-Star Five
The Travis Club faces a local All-Star five on the club court in a high interest basketball event. Captain Schramm plans full participation and classy passing as Pahlmann Bee James Neighbors and Brosseau develop a machine-like lineup. Digby awaits the A A U league start while club gym classes grow with juveniles Cubs defeating Bears 18 to 15 and new schedules including ladies classes to follow.
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Schramm
Pahlmann
Bee
James
Neighbors
Brosseau
Digby
Travis Club
Cubs
Bears
Criss Cross Race Shapes Eastern College Football
Dartmouth Pennsylvania and Carlisle emerge as the three leading contenders, with each meeting the others after a 7 7 tie and Dartmouth beating Princeton. Harvard Yale Army battle weather and practice while Cornell, Notre Dame and Navy seek strong showings in the coming weeks.
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New York
Eastern College
Harvard
Yale
Washington
Jefferson
Colgate
Eli
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Princeton
Philadelphia
Indians
Polo Grounds
Cornell
Cambridge
Boston
Army
Tufts
West
Challenge to top San Antonio bowlers by Doc Emerson and Howell
Doc Emerson and Harry Howell issue a challenge to any pair of ten pin bowlers in town. They claim a new delivery called the wasuzzaz roll will revolutionize the game, featuring back English and a two pin sweep to strike. They aim at Sessions and Thomas or Thomas and Quinn as the top competitors and accept bets from Coke bottles to overalls.
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Doc
Emerson
Harry Howell
Arry
Messrs
Sessions
Thomas
Quinn
San Antonio
Howell
Harry
Langford Stops White Hope in Taft Boxing Match
Sam Langford of Boston defeated Jack Lester of Cleelum in Taft California. Lester was knocked down seven times by the second round and again in the fourth round. The referee stopped the fight after Lester failed to rise for the fifth round.
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Langford
Taft
Cal
Sam Langford
Boston
Jack Lester
Cleelum
Wash
Lester
High School Eleven Triumphs Over St Edward's 21 to 7 in Electric Park
The San Antonio high school team defeated St Edward's College 21 to 7 in a hard fought matinee. Quarterback Thayer directed High School as Captain Wheeler surged in the final quarter for a second TD. Quinn starred for St Edward's, scoring late in the second, while Green and McCullough anchored the line for High School.
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St. Edward’s College
Electric Park
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Thayer
High
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Wheeler
Austin
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Nelley
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Giants Win Out Over White Sox 13 to 12 in Batting Bee
JOPLIN MO October 28 Walter Johnson started for Chicago three innings allowing six hits while Christy Mathewson did not appear New York defeated Chicago 13 to 12 Score Chicago 310023003 12 New York 00214330x 13 Batteries Johnson Benz Faber Schalk Hearne Fromme Myers
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Joplin
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Nationals
White Sox
Johnson
Chicago
New York
Mathewson
Cardinals beat Orioles 10 to 4 in Junior A basketball
In the Junior A series the Cardinals defeated the Orioles 10 to 4 at the Y M C A. Roemer opened the scoring, Alley tied it, Meyers put the Cardinals ahead, and Strough added three field goals to lead 8 to 4 at halftime. Second half defense kept scoring low as Cardinals extended the margin.
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Cardinals
Orioles
Roemer
Alley
Meyers
Strough
White Sox
W. Meyer
Schofield
Head eyes return bout as wrestling fans crave matches
Local promoter Tom Head offers to stage a rematch between Ernest Kartje and Pet Brown after talk of a bout with Lloyd Carter. Fans seek a real tough middleweight contest and a high stakes match could draw interest from Taylor and St Louis sources as side bets grow.
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Ernest Kartje
Pet Brown
Tom Head
Lloyd Carter
Middle West
Pride
Carter
Dunhams Win Two in Turners Hall Bowling Night
The Dunham ninepin team defeated Klaus group in two straight games at Turner Hall. Richey Ellsworth Treuter and Stroeck led the winners while C Klaus, C Klaus, Puppe and Herberer led the losers. Final scores first game 289 to 247 and second game 283 to 264.
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Dunham Ninepin
Klaus
Turner Hall
Dunhams
Richey, Ellsworth
Treuter
Stroeck
C. Klaus
Puppe
Herberer
Dunham
Baltimore Forms Federal League Baseball Club
A Baltimore firm incorporated to organize a club representing the city in the Federal League. A franchise has been acquired with an option on grounds and backing from several prominent local business men.
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Baltimore
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