Mills Engraving Co Defeats San Antonio Printers In Tight Bowls Match
In the Commercial Tenpin League the Mills Engraving Co team defeated the Printers in a three game set to move into undisputed sixth place. Mills star Brock and captain Wagener clashed in a dramatic final frame as Mills edged get a 20 count, while Wagener needed a perfect strike to win but left the ten pin. Mills total 2345 pins to 2383 for San Antonio Tight.
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Mills Engraving Company
San Antonio
Mills
Waintette
Riley
Howver
Brock
Engravers
Wagener
Bismarck
Schafer
Watkins
Breit
Light Boys
Sams” Company
Mills Engraving Co
Tot
Wall
Armbrust
Finnigan
Anderson Wins Handball Match at YMCA Tournament
In the YMCA handball event, J. Anderson defeated L. L. Wilkes in straight games 11 3, 11 2, 11 6. Wilkes improved in the final game but Anderson sealed a three nothing victory. Lynn Beeley and R. N. Young, Class C, are slated to play today, with Robert Smith versus E. H. Powell, Class B, also listed. public admission encouraged.
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J. Anderson
L. L. Wilkes
Wilkes
Anderson
Lynn Beeley
R. N. Young
Robert Smith
E. H. Powell
Base Ball Commission Chairman Sees Settlement Path
August Herrmann chairman of the national baseball commission says most player demands are fair and adjustable. He expects the players' requests soon and favors direct talks between parties. He rejects outsider involvement and notes the commission will not meet with David Fultz.
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Cincinnati, CO
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
David Fultz
Players’ Protective Association
Fultz
Vanderbilt Football Team Heads to Charlottesville for UVA Game
Vanderbilt's eighteen member football squad departs Nashville tonight for Charlottesville to face the University of Virginia on Saturday. They will spend Friday night in Lynchburg and Thursday night in Radford, Virginia.
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Vanderbilt
Nashville
Enn
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Hast Radford
Travis Club Five Defeats All-Stars In Lopsided Victory
The Travis Club defeated All-Star teams 56 to 14 in a rough but improving contest. Captain Schramm led the winning lineup with Pahlmann Bee Brosseau James and Neighbors contributing to the large second half surge. A smoker and vaudeville acts are planned for Friday night at the Travis Club to boost entertainment.
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Travis
Travis Quintette
Schramm
Pahlmann
Bee
Brosseau
James
Halff
Travis Club
Johnson Tops Mathewson in White Sox Giants Snow Game
Walter Johnson pitched a 6 0 win over Christy Mathewson as the White Sox defeated the New York Giants in a snowstorm. Johnson allowed eight hits, walked one, and struck out eight while Wiltseed for Mathewson in the fifth. About 5000 spectators watched at Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
White Sox
New York Giants
Johnson
Wiltse
Giants
Schalk
Mathewson
Mayers
Wingo
Suggs to Cardinals in National League swap
St Louis Nationals announce the acquisition of pitcher George Suggs from the Cincinnati Nationals on October 29, moving him to the Cardinals lineup for the upcoming season.
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Suggs
Cardinals
Louis
St. Louis Nationals
George Suggs
Cincinnati Nationals
Heberer's Pigeon Wins Final Alamo District Race
The fifth and last race of the Alamo City district event from Alexander Arkansas to San Antonio covered 505 miles. George M. Heberer's CB 24931 won first, CB 24939 second, and T J Vollmer's CB 55623 third amid a strong northwest wind.
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Alamo City
National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Alexander
Ark
George M. Heberer
T. J. Vollmer
Reg
Speed G. M. Heberer
G. M. Heberer
H. Kuehne
Gus Enck
Ed Enck
W. Rothman
J. Thermond
H. L. Mesch
W. Enck
B. Sumpf
Light Team Loses to Bankers in Laurel Heights Match
The San Antonio Light golf team faced a picked team of bankers at Laurel Heights course yesterday afternoon and was defeated. The original opponent was The Light against Frost bank teams, but that lineup could not play. The Light and Frost bank teams have tied in prior matches. A deciding match will likely be played next week on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Terrill Medical
Surgical
Hicks
San Antonio
Wagner
Laurel Heights
Light
Frost Bank
Testimonial Dinner Honors Athletics Winners in Philadelphia
Under Mayor Blankenburg leadership Philadelphians from many walks of life gathered for a testimonial dinner praising the Athletics for winning the world baseball championship. Nearly 800 diners attended and 19 of 25 World Series players shared in the winner’s portion with the Giants. several absentees were noted including Coombs Dorr Daley Laven and Shawkey.
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Philadelphia
Blankenburg
New York Giants
Coombs
Dorr
Daley
Pacific Coast
Laven
University of Michigan
Shawkey
Kilbane to Fight O'Keefe in Six Rounds in Philadelphia
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane announced a six round bout against Eddie O'Keefe set for November 10 in Philadelphia. Kilbane disclosed the matchup here on October 29.
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Kilbane
O'Keefe
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Kilbane
Eddie O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Athletic Directors Plan San Antonio Junior A U League Meeting
Athletic directors from area schools will attend the Amateur Athletic Union session at the Travis Club tonight to discuss the Junior A U Basketball League. Local clubs will back the Senior A U League and support the junior movement to revive amateur athletics in San Antonio. Groups like the Y M C A Turn Verein Knights of Columbus St Anthony s Travis and St Mark s join the Senior League and Texas association. independents are urged to attend the 7 30 pm meeting along with All Stars Billikens Bank Clerks and other supporters to foster clean sport.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Travis Club
San Antonio
Turn Verein
Knights of Columbus
St. Anthony’s
Travis
St. Mark's
Texas Association
All-Stars
Billikens
Eee
Federal League to Expand to Eight Clubs for 1914 Season
Chicago reports that Indianapolis hosts a meeting of Federal League magnates to expand the circuit to eight clubs. Baltimore and Buffalo likely join. Pittsburgh Cleveland and other cities retain franchises. A $25,000 deposit is planned to secure salaries and obligations, with new parks planned for Chicago Indianapolis St Louis and Kansas City ahead of opening.
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Chicago
Ill
Indianapolis
Federal Baseball League
Baltimore
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Louis
Kansas City
Yorkshire Insurance Company Granted Texas Permit
The Texas department of insurance and banking approved Yorkshire Insurance Company of York England to do business in Texas after depositing 210000 with New York officials as required for entry.
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Texas
Austin
Department of Insurance and Banking
Yorkshire Insurance Company
York
England
Commissioner of Insurance of
New York
Austin Adopts Age And Supervision Rules For Movie Operators
Austin city commissioners approve amendment to moving picture ordinance to bar workers under 18 from operating rooms and require operators not to leave machines in charge of assistants. City electrician Walter L. Byres leads the revision to improve theater patron safety.
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Austin Tex
Austin
Walter L. Byres
City Electrician
Rivers Wins Ten Round Decision Over Russell in New Orleans
Joe Rivers of Los Angeles defeated Frankie Russell of New Orleans by a popular decision after ten rounds at Pelican park under Orleans A. C. Rivers dominated most rounds keeping Russell on the defensive. Russell was floored three times in the second round and spent most of the bout under pressure from the Mexican challenger.
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New Orleans
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Frankie Russell
Pelican Park
Orleans A. C
Rivers
Russell
Split the Bill in Ninepin Double Bill at Turner Hall
The Phils and the Huths split a ninepin pair at Turner Hall. Phillips won the opening game as Jo chimsen sparked a late splash to ice the win. The Hubs dominated the second game 286 to 232. Tonight Lassners meet Gutzeits for another strong matchup.
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Huths
Turner Hall
Phillips
Jochimsen
Phillip Clan
Hubs
Lassners
Gutzeits
Phillip
Tude
Huth
Michigan votes against return to Western Conference
In Ann Arbor the University of Michigan football team voted 15 to 10 against rejoining the Western Conference under current conditions. The student publication coordinated the sentiment campaign. Baseball and track teams approved return by 14 to 10.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan
Bleachery Bleach Improvised Disaster Kills One Injures Fifty
A bleaching plant in Tulsa reports a fatality and about fifty injuries after a mishap yesterday afternoon during a ball game viewing event attended by around 500 people. Police and emergency crews investigated the incident at the facility.
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Tulsa
Okla
New York
Stand Collapse Kills Soldier and Injures Dozens at Park Event
A wooden stand collapsed half an hour before a Giants game, burying 500 spectators. Private Chester Taylor died en route to hospital. Army soldiers from Company L of the Ninth Infantry were underneath the structure. Governor Lee Cruce and congress officials were nearby as ambulances and police aided the injured.
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Lee Cruce
Oklahoma
International Dry Farming Congress
Gaddis Team Wins Volleyball Match at YMCA
The Gaddis team defeated O'Hair in three straight games in a YMCA volleyball session. Scores were 10 2 in game one, 11 9 in a tight game two, and a final win as R B Smith delivered a decisive drive. Lineups included Gaddis C Smith Taffinder Harrigan Pardue Sands and O'Hair Floyd Smith Lowe Morris Williams.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Gaddis
O'Hair
Harrigan
O’hair
Smith
C. Smith
Taffinder
Pardue
Sands
Floyd Smith
Lowe
Morris
Williams
Paskert Accused After Fatal Street Accident
George H. Dode Paskert, outfielder for the Philadelphia League, struck and fatally injured 12 year old John Ferrie as he drove through a crowded Cleveland street. Police report Paskert not to blame for the collision. he was held on speed ordinance violation, released on $500 bail posted by his mother.
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Bay
Cleveland
Ohio
George H
Dode) Paskert
John Ferrie
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