Turn Verein elects nine pin captains in 1846 season
The San Antonio Turn Verein held a captain election for its nine pins teams, naming ten captains for the upcoming season. Judge George Lowther acted as toastmaster with President August Koch presiding. J. H. Schaefer spoke on how nine pins was conducted in 1846.
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San Antonio Turn Verein
Nine Pins
Ninepin Association
George Lowther
Proang Shay
August Koch
J. H. Schaefer
the “Kid
America
Langford Quick Knockout Wins Heavyweight Bout
Sam Langford of Boston earned a £1000 guarantee by stopping John Johnson, reputed South Africa’s heavyweight champion, in thirty seconds. Johnson showed fright from the start and collapsed after Langford’s early blows, being counted out after a swift sequence that left him and his corner shaken.
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New York
Sam Langford
Boston
John Lester Johnson
South Africa
Langford
Johnson
McAlister and Petroskey Tie in 20 Round Middleweight Draw
Bob McAlister and Sailor Ed Petroskey battled 20 rounds to a draw in San Francisco on September 9 at the middleweight limit, with McAllister a slight favorite before the bout. A. Collmann, plumber, listed for a related ad.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bob McAlister
Ed Petroskey
McAllister
Lions Win Pennant With Batting Rally In Indoor Tourney
In a dramatic final frame at the Y M C A Indoor Baseball tourney the Lions overcame the Weasels 2 runs after trailing 1 0 to win the pennant. Key hits by Weawk Maurer and Evans sparked the rally, McCauley delivering the decisive single. Hyenas beat Tigers 10 8 in the opener. Final standings show Weasels 17 9 0, Tigers 15 8 0, Hyenas 17 7 10.
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FE. Weawk
Maurer
Evans
Lions
Weasels
Warren
McCauley
Tigers
Hamilton
R. H. E. Tivehdle
Liciardiresterene
AGUAS
I Vasa
Straughn
Bourn
T. Nuckells
Cartwright
E. Hawk
Beitel
Piych
Tapne
Ccf
Hyenas
Club Standings American League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show Washington 8 Cleveland 1 and New York 6 St. Louis 8. Boston 8 Detroit 2 and Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0. Play Today matchups Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York Detroit at Boston.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Siere
Hoston
Unicamo 1
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Piya
Rwis
Purirbuts
American Association and International League baseball results
Results from multiple games list outcomes such as Columbus 2 Kansas City 8 in Kansas City, Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 0, Chicago 4 St. Louis 0, Newark 8 Baltimore 8, Jersey City 13 Providence 7, Rochester 6 Buffalo 4, with other fixtures including Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia St. Louis among city matchups.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Loulaville
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Rochester
Buffalo
Argentina Wins Out Team Title At Pan American Shooting Meet
Argentina captures rifle team match with a 4602 score to top the United States 4553 and Peru 4130 at Camp Perry. Individual honors go to Argentina and U S sailors in running deer and army rifle events, with Eriksson of Sweden winning the kneeling totals and Staheli earning army match honors. World championships noted for kneeling and standing positions with Swiss and Argentine shooters highlighted.
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Camp Perry
Argentina
Pan-American Shooting Union
United States
Peru
C. J. Osborne
United States Navy
E. D. Myrick
Pereyra
Yaniz
Eddy
Osborne
Carrientos
Johnson
France
Pugnali
Colas
Tealdi
Mendex
Petit
Brickman
Sweden
Switzerland
Conrad Stahell
Staheli
Ellen Wins Cup in President Wilson Trophy Race
The German American sonder yacht series finale in Marblehead Mass ends with Ellen captained by Charles P Curtis and crewed by his son winning the President Wilson cup, while Cima finishes one minute five seconds behind. Governor Foss presents Cima’s jewel case as second prize at the banquet. Plans discussed for a six metre class future, likely not before 1915 or 1916.
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President Wilson
Marblehead
Mass
Nien
Charles P. Curtis
Ellen
White House
Cima
Guy Lowell
Boston
Governor Foss
Germany
Pelkey Admits Faked Bout With Burns
Portland heavyweights manager Burns and Arthur Pelkey split after Pelkey produced a signed confession alleging the Calgary March 20 fight was staged. Pelkey claims Burns used him for a penniless setup and that both rehearsed the six round bout nightly in Burns' garret. He vows no further crooked fights and denies any Paris Johnson offer.
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Portland
Ore
Arthur Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Calgary
Tommy Burns
Manaager
Burns
Pelkey
Jack Johnson
Paris
Johnson
Aviator Tony Jannus Flies Safely After Motor Detaches
Carmi Illinois September 10 Tony Jannus narrowly escaped when the carbutter of his motor came off as the biplane was 900 feet high. Gasoline streamed toward the aviator and he shut off the motor to glide to a meadow, avoiding fire.
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Carmi
Ill
Tony Jannus
Jannus
Washington Clinches Doubleheader Against Cleveland in Series Preview
In Washington, Boehling and Johnson dominated as the Senators swept the twin bill 8 1 and 8 2, bolstering their pursuit of second place in the American League. Moeller delivered a homer, a triple, and two singles in eight plate appearances as Washington piled up 27 hits and 88 bases across the two games.
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Washington
D. C
Cleveland
Boehling
Johnson
Ayers
Richmond
Moeller
Feee
Gregg
Cullop
James
Carisch
O'Neil
Henry
Blanding
Billings
Ainsmith
Williams
Card Beaten as Chicago Wins Final NL Game
Outfielder Oakes misjudged Corriden’s drive for a seventh inning homer as Chicago defeated St. Louis 4 to 0 to finish the season with nine straight wins. Niehaus held his own against Stack in a pitchers duel. ReBA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 3 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 x 4 4 2.
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Chicago
Oakes
Corriden
St. Louis
Niehaus
Battle Creek
Mich
Eddie Stack
Reba
Wingo
Stack
Archer
Mackmen Shut Out Philadelphia by Two-Run Win
Bodie powered Chicago to a 2 0 victory over Philadelphia with a second inning homer and a fourth inning RBI single that brought in J Collins. Philadelphia left runners on base each frame but never advanced past third. Batteries Russell Schalk for Chicago and Bender Schang for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bodie
Chicago
J. Collins
Oldring
R. H. E. See
Russell and
Schalk
Bender and Schang
Superb as Beating Pittsburg Gears Brooklyn to 2–0 Win
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg left-hander Rube Robinson 2 to 0 yesterday afternoon in Pittsburg. A Dolan wild throw produced both Brooklyn runs in the fifth inning. Wagner argued with umpire Orth and was banished in the eighth. Batteries Yingling Fischer for Brooklyn and Robinson Cooper Simon Kelly for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Rube Robinson
Dolan
Wagner
Orth
Yingling
Fischer
Robinson
Cooper
Simon
Kelly
Wildness Costs Game as Yankees Edge Cardinals 6 5
Leverenz walked Peckingpaugh with bases loaded in the eighth, costing St. Louis a 6 5 defeat to New York. Fisher allowed several hits but stayed until the eighth. scoring shows St. Louis 5 runs on 11 hits with one error, New York 6 runs on 8 hits and no errors.
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Leverenz
New York
St. Louis
Peckingpaugh
Fisher
Weisman
Agnew
Ford
Sweeney
Pinch Hitter Delivers as Red Sox Beat Tigers 8–2
Redy delivered a seventh inning single to drive in Gardner and lift Boston to an 8–2 win over Detroit. Detroit tied the game in the ninth after Boston had led since the third inning. Batteries: Grover, Dubuc, McKee for Detroit and Moseley, Hall, Cady for Boston.
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Red Sox
Ers
Boston
Mass
Redy
Gardner
Detroit
Toston
Grover
Dubuc
McKee
Gibson
Moseley
Hall and Cady
Yale and Williams Reach Intercollegiate Golf Final
In Philadelphia Yale and Williams College advanced to the intercollegiate golf championship final after yesterday’s matches at Noble. The individual champion will also begin today as the finals unfold.
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Yale
Williams
Philadelphia
Noble
Williams College
Officers Elected as City Tenpin Commercial League Formulates Schedule
A large audience at the Telephone Building greeted the meeting of the City Tenpin Commercial League. H J Smythe chaired the session which elected W J Smythe as president G B Wagener as vice president E G Emerson as secretary and W J Lantrip as treasurer. The league will have each team play three matches against every other team starting October 1 with a schedule group appointed for the next gathering September 16. Teams include Southwestern Telephone Co San Antonio Light Peden Iron & Steel Co Household Furniture Co S A Machine & Supply Co Eagle Furniture Co S A Gas & Electric Co and the Postoffice Prides.
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Tenpinners
City Tenpin Commercial League
H. J. Smythe
W. J. Smythe
G. B. Wagener
E. G. Emerson
W. J. Lantrip
Messrs
Frazier
Heilig
Stephens
Reeder
Southwestern Telephone Co
San Antonio Light
Peden Iron & Steel Co
Household Furniture Co
S. A. Machine
Texas University Coaches Sanguine on Camp Prospects
University of Texas athletic officials prepare for football training camp at San Marcos beginning Wednesday. Coach Allerdice arrives from Indianapolis, with Belimons and Disch on site. Nix reports next week. Manager Heyer notes abundant promising material and Reeves the massage artist among camp figures. Allerdice predicts a successful season, a rare first in three years without an early season reversal.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
San Marcos
Allerdice
Indianapolis
Belimons
Disch
Nix
Geo. Heyer
Henry Reeves
Longhorns
Wasmund
Coreh Allerdice
Ritchie declares bout off over purse dispute
Willie Ritchie lightweight champion says he will leave for San Francisco after promoters refuse 50 percent of all concessions for the September 20 match with Welsh. Feits posted. he was guaranteed 16000 dollars plus half of moving picture receipts. promoters say the dispute centers around about 400 dollars.
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Ritchie
Vancouver
D. C
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Ashton Marries Frances Crow In Austin Church
Jack Ashton former Austin pitching star and a leading Waco Twirlers player wed Frances Crow of Austin in a ceremony at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Rev. Father William J. Marr officiated as friends of the couple attended. The couple will reside in Denver though Ashton plans to join the Waco team next season. Thomas Carson, Waco catcher, is to marry in Waco tomorrow.
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Austin
Tex
J. A
Jack) Ashton
Waco
Frances Crow
William J. Marr
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ashton
Denver
Mr. Ashton
Thomas Carson
Memphis Signs Finn as Manager for Next Season
President Frank P. Coleman of the Memphis Southern League Club announced that Mike Finn, whose contract with Mobile expired after the 1913 season, has been signed as manager of the Memphis team for the next year. A. Collmann, plumber, phones 897.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frank P. Coleman
Mike” Finn
Mobile
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