Giants and Fisk lead two league bowls in close nights
In the Grand Tenpin League the Giants edged Eagle 2–1 as Captain Cahill led with two high games 201 and best average 201. Howard and Smitt contributed strong scores while Eagle fought back in the final game. InCommercial Tenpin Fisk Company Bowling rose to third with eight straight wins behind Schwartz and Sessions, as Guenther and Cotton Guenther improved and the Maverick Clarke five prepared to face San Antonio Machine tonight.
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Giants
Capn Cahill
Smitt
Howard
Eagle Boys
Iwever
Thurman
Emerson Stars
Fisk Company
Schwartz
Gayle
Walser
Sessions
Cotton Guenther
Maverick-Clarke
San Antonio Machine & Supply Company
Ho Furniture Co, Schwartz
Eor Cces
Waleer
Saes
Guenther
Household Furniture Announces Annexation of Three Games
The Household Furniture firm adds three more games to its lineup, expanding offerings and attracting new customers.
Hunter Found After Swamp Wander Near Mobile
W. W. Strong who vanished Sunday while with a hunting party in swamps near Mobile was found today at a fisherman's hut where he had taken refuge. He endured cold but suffered little else from the ordeal.
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Mobile
Ala
W. W. Strong
Strong
Newcastle Man Defeats Knockout Brown In Ten Rounds
George Chip of Newcastle Pennsylvania out pointed George Knockout Brown of Chicago in a ten round boxing bout held in Syracuse New York last night.
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Brown
Syracuse
N. Y
George Chip
Newcastle
George
Chicago
Ninepin League Tonight in St Joseph Progress
The St Joseph Ninepin league starts the second series of games tonight with Captain Langsdorf facing Captain Schneider. The season began last Tuesday with Biserloh beating Schneider twice to take an early lead. Four teams compete with detailed captains and a two part schedule running until December.
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St. Joseph
Langsdorf
Schneider
Biserloh
P. P. Eiserloh
W. Herring
E. Jud
George Grashel
H. A. Meyer
J. F. Ripps
John Mueller
A. Kissling
F. Vollmer
Charles Schneider
W. Heye
L. Mueller
H. Sultenfuss
W. V. Dielmann
Ben Schwegman Jr
Gus Richter
I. Waltisberger
V. Ferk
George Stuebben
Schneier
Halbadier
Eiseroh
Eiser
Baylor U Wins at Waco in Narrow Victory
Baylor University defeated the University of Arkansas 6 to 0 in Waco Texas. A strengthened line and faster backfield spurred a slow first half while a late sequence of punts kept the score in doubt until the final whistle. Ponder scored the lone touchdown and anchored defense against Razorbacks.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor University
University of Arkansas
Ponder
Baptist
Razorbacks
Texas A&M Faces Four Big Games in Eleven Days
Texas A and M football returns from Dallas buoyant about winning the state championship and possibly Southwest honors. From November 11 to 22 the Aggies meet Oklahoma, Mississippi A and M, Tulane, and Kansas Aggies, with Coach Moran confident the squad will perform well after a crushing Arkansas loss with no injuries.
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College Station
Tex
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Dallas
Southwestern
Oklahoma University
Mississippi A
Tulane
Kansas Aggies
Moran
Arkansas University
Ninepin League Opens Winter Season At Muths Alleys
The City Ninepin league launches the winter season at Muths Alleys with the Swans and Pelicans opening games. Eagles and Larks also start, schedule spans 14 weeks with games Tue Wed Thu Fri. Eight clubs feature teams of 15 players each and a two-section format for the city championship.
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City Ninepin
Muth’s Alleys
Swans
Pelicans
Eagles
Larks
Owls
Crows
Plavers
Parrots
H. E. Ellsworth
L. T. Waters
The
August Engelke
Walter Bennett
F. Deininger
G. G. Geyer
F. Summerfield
Plovers
J. Wurzbach
Dan
Dunlap
Turners Set Championship Match In Turner Ninepin League
Tomorrow night at Turner hall the Klaus and Huntress teams will dispute the championship in a best two of three. The fall season finale pits the two leaders, Klaus from the first section and Huntress from the second, in a final decisive bout. After a short break the Turners plan winter season openings with team drafts and new players from other city organizations.
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Turner Hall
Klaus
Huntress
Turners
Desert Race Won by Franklin Car
Ralph Hamlin won the fifth annual Desert race in Phoenix driving the same Franklin car used in prior years. He finished 511 miles in 18 hours 45 minutes with Charles Soules in a Cadillac second and Fred Fuller in a National third. McKee in a Cadillac finished fourth. The parallel San Diego Phoenix race was won by D C Campbell in a Stevens Duryea with Ferguson in an Apperson second and Greer in a Mitchell third.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph Hamlin
Franklin
Fuller
McKee
Cadillac
Los Angeles
D. C. Campbell
Stevens- Duryea
W. E. Ferguson
Apperson
R. L. Greer
Mitchell
Carson Named Playing Manager for Waco Waco Texas 1913
Tom Carson catcher for the Navigators and a top Texas league receiver was named yesterday as playing manager for Waco for the 1913 season. He succeeds Ellis Hardy who was elected secretary of the club by the directors.
Bexar Roads to Be Signposted Into San Antonio
The San Antonio Automobile Club plans posting of iron signposts on all approaches to the city. Distances from San Antonio will be logged and posted along routes including Culebra Frio City Fredericksburg Bandera Scenic Loop New Braunfels and Wetmore. Directors Fielding Fleming Colp and Dr. Goeth assign routes and oversee distances.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Automobile Club
Fielding
Fleming
Culebra
Frio
D. E. Colp
Fredericksburg
Bandera
R. A. Goeth
Braunfels
Wetmore
Automobile Club
Texas Races End Tour Special to the Light
Lycurgus Nelson, noted trainer and owner, returned to Taylor after three months on a circuit tour across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma with Ed Noble May Noble and Clear Coast. The stable won purses at Brookfield Monroe City Sturgeon Higginsville Independence Leavenworth Topeka Ottawa Coffeeville Muskogee and Dallas tracks.
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Taylor
Tex
Lycurgus Nelson
Dallas
Coronal Institute Defeats State Normal 18 to 0
Coronal Institute, set to face San Antonio High Saturday in San Marcos, routed State Normal 18 to 0. Edwards, Coronal fullback and captain, sparked the win with speedy running, while Shin at left half and the Carters at right end and tackle starred on offense.
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Coronal Institute
San Antonio High
San Marcos
Edwards
Coronal
Shin
Carters
Northwestern Dean decries student bets on athletics
Dean Thomas F. Holgate of Northwestern University criticizes students for betting on games at chapel services announcing that gambling ruins baseball and other sports and demoralizes players and traditions. He says money-making from the players' work is wrong and athletics should not be commercialized.
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Chicago
Thomas F. Holgate
College of Liberal Arts
Northwestern University
Holgate
Flynn and McCarthy to Meet in White Hope Elimination Fight
Los Angeles notices Jim Flynn and Luther McCarthy drawn to fight 20 rounds at Vernon arena on December 10 as McCarey promotes the heavyweight elimination event. The winner earns a title shot versus Al Palzer.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jim Flynn
Luther McCarthy
Vernon Arena
McCarey
al Palzer
Frisco Mauler Beaten as O'Brien Outpoints Hogan
In Philadelphia on October 29 Jack O'Brien defeated Hogan in six rounds at the American Athletic club. O'Brien used sharp lefts and right cross counters to keep Hogan at bay during the bout.
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Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Hogan
American Athletic Club
O'Brien
McGraw Defends Snodgrass After World Series Error
John J. McGraw says Fred Snodgrass will remain with the New York Giants next season. He praises Snodgrass as valuable and conscientious and notes the error would happen once in a thousand cases. McGraw also expresses greater sorrow for Christy Mathewson, commending his three strong World Series outings.
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New York
New York National League Baseball Club
Fred Snodgrass
John J. McGraw
Snodgrass
Snodgras
Giants
Mathewson
Matty
Triple trade may get Cub shortstop
Chicago Oct 29 Joseph Tinker Chicago shortstop for the Cubs potentially linked to a three way deal with Cincinnati. Garry Herrmann Cincinnati owner was in Chicago while Tinker paid a $5 speeding fine in Evanston. Herrmann ready to negotiate but will not discuss players involved.
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Chicago
Joseph Tinker
Cincinnati
Garry Herrman
Tinker
Evanston
Herrman
Herrmann
Murphy
Doolan
Change Is Bitter Against the Cubs
Frank Chance, deposed manager of the Chicago National League club, declared in Albuquerque that the Cubs will be a second division team in 1913. He blamed Murphy for withholding funds to acquire new players and warned of the coming poor season risks.
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Murphy
Albuquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
Frank Chance
Chicago
Austin High Edges Waco 7 6 In Tight Game
Austin High School defeated Waco High 7 to 6 in a keenly played contest at Austin. Tackle plays set up the first Austin score in the first quarter and Waco answered with a second touchdown on a forward pass but failed on the kick.
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Austin High
Waco
Austin
Tex
Waco High School
Fogel Denies NL Charges in Hearings Scheduled
Horace Fogel president of the Philadelphia club sent a general denial to the National League charges raised against him. A letter to NL President Thomas J. Lynch states defiance of the league's right to try the case. The text of the reply will be released November 26 when the league convenes in Philadelphia for a hearing.
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New York
National League
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
Fogel
Thomas J. Lynch
National League Baseball
Lynch
English bantam Eddie Morgan defeats Eddie O Keefe in MSG bout
Eddie Morgan the English bantam outpoints Eddie O Keefe of Philadelphia in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden using a sharp left jab to dominate nearly every round. Shugrie of Jersey City also wins a ten round decision against Louis de Pon thieu the French lightweight.
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New York
Eddie Morgan
Eddie O’keefe
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
O'Keefe
Young Shugrie
Jersey City
Louis de Ponthieu
Battery 6 and L A High to Play in Practice Football
Battery C faces San Antonio High School in a practice football game tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Location undecided between Electric Park or the infantry post gridiron. Batteries and High School teams bring varied experience with Battery C promising stunts under Corporal Ellis.
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Battery C
San Antonio High School
Electric Park
Infantry Post
Corporal Ellis
Shall Training School
Bayley and Hyland Box to Fifteen Round Draw
Calgary report says J Bayley Canada lightweight champion and Dick Hyland of San Francisco fought fifteen rounds to a draw. Referee Tom Burns received wide support for his ruling as the bout ended.
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Hyland-Bayley
Calgary
Alberta
J Bayley
Canada
Dick Hyland
Sa Francisco
Tom Burns
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