Big revival in San Antonio amateur athletics planned
Amateurs in San Antonio brace for a strong winter lift as the Amateur Athletic Union prepares a city meeting at the Travis Club with G A C Halff and A F Dugosh among speakers. L di Benedetto of the Southern Association explains AAU rules and benefits as local directors pledge to promote clean organization and boxing under AAU rulings.
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San Antonio
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
L. di Benedetto
Southern Association
New Orleans
Travis Club
George Wheeler
G. A. C. Halff
A. F. Dugosh
A. Ae Ua
Dean Halford
West Texas Military Academy
Winchester Kelso Jr
Moyes
Tex” Ramsell
Marshall Training School
Texas
Young McCoy
Marshall Training Grounds
Beneditto
Benedetto
Beaux and Buffs Exhibit in Houston Beaumont Game
Beaumont and Houston staged a five inning exhibition won by Beaux 2 to 1. Beforehand clubs of Fats and Leans, led by Doak Roberts and Otto Sens, pitched five rounds with Sens and Roberts doing the hurling. A one handed round followed and Houston won 4 to 2. Proceeds go to local athletes for a post season series with a Southern Association pennant winner.
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Houston
Tex
Beaux
Fats and
Leans
Doak Roberts
Otto Sens
Sens
Roberts
Beaumont
Southern Association
R. H. EB. Beaumont
Heowarcon Oon
Wylie
Betts
Malloy
Kitchens
Allen
Giants Edge Dodgers in 9th Inning Loss at Brooklyn
Two-base hit Moran and three-base hits by Stengel Cutshaw contribute as New York falls 7 to 0 at Brooklyn after a late surge. Errors and double plays shape the innings with Reulbach and Mathewson yielding six strikeouts apiece. Attendance about 1,000.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Osten Tees
Sweeney
Meyers
Paskett
Killifer
Doolan
Knabe
Luderus
Maranville
Perdue
Brennan
Camnitz
Chalmers
O'Day
Emse
Ee Paskert
Mathewson
Brooklyn
Secesse Sectess
New York
Moran
Stengel
Cutshaw
Snodgrass
Doyle
Merkle
Fisher
Reulbach
Mason and
Herr Reulbach
Giants
Dodgers
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Fletcher
Burns
Shafter
Eeee Murray
Seeee
McCormick
Accrescon
Engle
Incln
Washington
Bix
Mary
Gandil
Gideon
Foster
Laporte
Cashion
Ainsmith
Gilhooly
Connolly and
Egan
Ashton
S. Aubin
Waco
Lewis
McLaurin
Roche
Dugey
Larsen
Yardley
Tanner
Wohlleben
Austin
Howell
Peeneeee
Bowlers Meet for San Antonio Turn Verein Banquet
The San Antonio Turn Verein Bowling League holds its opening banquet next Tuesday night at the Turn Verein. Captains from last season are urged to attend. Teams will have ten men this year and an early start aims to run the first series before Christmas. After the holidays teams will be reorganized. Secretary William Schmiedekind anticipates a more prosperous 1913-14 season.
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San Antonio
Yankees Go to Pieces as Senators Rally to Win 9–1
Washington defeated New York 9 to 1 as the Yankees floundered in three late innings. McHale held New York to two hits through six. Zeider miscue sparked a 9-run rally with ten Washington hits and Yankee errors. Gandil and Gideon led with key hits for Washington.
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Yankees
New York
McHale
Yankee
Zeider
Senators
AB. R. H. O. A. BE. Sinee
Wisdteevesice A. Oos Tis
Walter
Ced
Seeattseyog
Hartgell
Gilhooly
Golf matches spice up Laurel Heights week
Local golf buzz as the Laurel Heights and Country Club clubs resume play after summer. Scribes vs Bankers clash Tuesday in an 18 hole match at Laurel Heights, with four players on each side, followed by potential clashes with the M D s and Victor Keller’s lawyers.
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Country Club
Laurel Heights Club
Laurel Heights
M. D
Victor Keller
Scribes
Bankers
J. E. Brinkmeyer
Robert Smith
F. W. Pancoast
Tom Campbell
Louis de Nette
John Brogan
Allen Merriam
Ray Hare
Austin
San Antonio
Dr. Moss
Dr. Burleson
Frank Lewis
Clarence Mangum
Guy Peterson
Robert Russell
Bobby” McWatt
Will F. Symons
Symons
Athletics Tame Red Sox 9–2 in Philadelphia rout
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox 9 to 2 as both teams slugged balls, but the locals capitalized with timely hitting and seven stolen bases aiding their three-run inning. Anderson pitched strongly for the Mackmen while Shawkey struggled to a rough outing.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Red Sox
Anderson
Mackmen
Shawkey
Boston
AB. R
Lsloopor
Ecuiatvicesen
Gardner
Manvier
Wagner
Tanner's error costs Waco a game
The Austin Orphans defeated Hardy's Navigators 3 to 2 in ten innings in Waco Texas. Larsen pitched well for the victors, Roche homered and drew walks, while Tanner's error in the tenth sealed the loss for Waco. A sizable postgame benefit was announced for Monday.
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Waco
Tex
Austin Orphans
Hardy
Larsen
Orphans
Ashton
Navigators
Tanner
Roche
Stump Dagey
Austin
A. E. Roche
Haigh
James
McIver
Hille
Markley
Lewis
Wohlleben
Ocsceese
Sornatg
Cwsesceta
Yardley
Carson
Jokee Tae
xCrichlow
Csccoceee
Tenpins Growing With San Antonio Bowling League
Winter hints appear as the City Tenpin Commercial Bowling League plans reorganization next Tuesday night in the Telephone building. Several former leaders are anticipated to rejoin and a larger season seems possible with firms like San Antonio Supply Co and San Antonio Gas and Electric Co among entrants. H. J. Smythe expresses enthusiasm over inquiries and the start date.
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Southwestern Telephone Co
San Antonio
Lmelight
City Tenpin Commercial Bowling League
H. J. Smythe
San Antonio Supply Co
San Antonio Gas and Electric Co
Household Furniture Co
Maverick-Clarke Lithongraphing Co
Ransom & _ Silsbee, Wolff & Marx
Eagle Furniture Co
Pirates Top Cardinals 4–2 In Final Visit Of Season
Pirates defeat St Louis 4 to 2 as Evans hits a ninth inning homer for the Cardinals. Pittsburg builds early runs, Trekkell allows two singles and a walk, while Carey and Miller spark offense with key hits. Umpires Byron and Quigley.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Cardinals
Evans
Trekell
Witke
Bus Line Growth Surges in Schenectady Under War Tension
A new Schenectady bus line, launched last April with a single White 2-passenger bus, has expanded rapidly amid a clash between a socialist administration and a streetcar company. It bought a new White each month and has carried over 182,000 passengers in four months. Each bus averages 24,000 riders monthly, as the city withheld trolley franchise extensions until traction restores six-for-a-quarter tickets.
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Traction Company
Schenectady
New York
Cubs Campagne Cincinnati in Ninth Rally
Two-base hits by Groh Evers Wickeland and Schulte power Chicago to victory over Cincinnati 8 to 6. Saier drives in a run with a double, Evers completes a double play from Bridwell to Saier. Game features early pace and long rallies, with Lavender yielding the loss to Johnson. One line notes a 10 year old motocyclist from San Francisco, William Wright, and his father departing for New York.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Groh
Evers
Wickeland
Schulte
Saier
Bridwell
Johnson
Klemm
Orth
America
William Wright
San Francisco
Master Wright
New York
Cubs
Reds
Humphreys
Schultze
Cub
Wickland
Bates
Nees Groh
Scheckard
If Settee
Hoblitzel
Sere
Eenee Tinker
Sateen Ween
Dodge
Wnne Kling
Ewe
Ewene Brown
A. E. Leach
Steen AB
Zimmerman
Miller
Archer
Wanes Humphreys
Bear
Club Standings and Today's Schedule From Regionals
Yesterday results show San Antonio leads Galveston by one, Dallas over Fort Worth, Austin ahead of Waco, Beaumont trailing Houston in an exhibition. Today matchups pit San Antonio at Galveston, Austin at Waco, Dallas at Fort Worth, and Beaumont at Houston with two games.
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Galveston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Waco
Beaumont
Houston
P. C. Houston
Sosevesl
N. Antonio Sees Lbh
Galveston Ae
Coves
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Report
Philadelphia defeated Boston 9 to 2 in games yesterday. St Louis beat Chicago 4 to 0. Washington won over New York 9 to 4. Cleveland topped Detroit 3 to 1. Play today features Chicago at St Louis and Cleveland at Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Piya
Ares P. C
Baseball standings snapshot from the National League
The ciphered standings show teams Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg St Louis in various orders with scores such as 4-7 1-2 6 5 3 4 2 and venue notes including Chicago and Cincinnati. The text appears as a fragment listing results and city references without a narrative flow.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
C. Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Loui
Plya
P. c
Chicago
Southern League results and standings update
Montgomery beat Memphis 3 to 2, Mobile defeated New Orleans 4 to 3, Atlanta routed Chattanooga 5 to 0 with no other games. Federal League: St. Louis 4 Indianapolis 4 in Chicago Cleveland 2 Chicago 3. Kansas City 5 Pittsburgh 4.
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Montgomery
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Cne
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Kansasity
Plyd
Les
Penn
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis Ae
Asncceskat
Western League Results and Rasberries Case in Minnesota
Des Moines and Wichita scores show Topeka 6 3 over Des Moines 5 4 and Omaha 4 Wichita 1. Lincoln 81 Denver 7 5. A St Paul high school principal, employed by the Minnesota Fruit Growers Association in summer work, was arrested for selling spoiled raspberries as an agent for the association, unaware the berries were spoiled.
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Des Moines
Topeka
Wichita
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
Lincoln
Joe
St. Paul High School
Minnesota Fruit Growers’ Association
Weasels Triumph Over Tigers In Hot Indoor Battle
In the YMCA indoor baseball tourney the Weasels defeated the Tigers 1 to 0 in a pitching duel by Warren and Flaherty. Breen and Maurer starred for base running and key hits, with Lions beating Hyenas 11 to 1 as Postlewaite’s three-bagger boosted the Lions.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Weasels
Tigers
Lions
Warren
Flaherty
Jones’ Biff
Breen
P. Archer
Maurer
Archer
Postlewaite
Bourn
R. H. E. Worstio
Cee Baeecasan Ks
Beitel
Cartwright
R. H. E.lions Aves Vetnseee
E. Hawk
C. Hawk
Pasteboard tags barred in Missouri spark arrest warning
Claude D. Long, Missouri motor car inspector, alerts sheriffs about paper license tags used by a dealer to aid a buyer. A dealer issued a paper card duplicate license to drive to Washington county, prompting Long to require a dealer plate. The St Louis Automobile Manufacturers Association will test the law's legality. In separate notes, Senecio Sergeant Kuertz won a wife and house after drinking beer and hitting seven of ten shots at 800 yards in Breslau, Germany.
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Claude D. Long
Long
Washington County
St. Louis Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
Senecio
Kuertz
Breslau
Germany
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