Be a ar Bowling Club Elects Officers
Beaar Bowling Club held a banquet at Beethoven Hall despite bad weather and elected officers. Louis Briam became president with A E Hicher as secretary and H E Ellsworth as treasurer, F W Patton serving as temporary toastmaster. The event featured plentiful refreshments and music, ending with a jovial exit as Jupiter Fluvius played.
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Beethoven Hall
Bexar Bowling Club
Louis Briam
A. E. Hicher
H. E. Ellsworth
F. W. Patton
Red Sox Win Out Boston in 4-2 Victory Over Detroit
Janvrin stole home in the sixth to tie the score for Boston and in the next inning the champions drove in two more runs for a 4 to 2 win over Detroit. Detroit 2 Boston 4. Batteries Willett and Gibson Collins and Carrigan.
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Boston
Mass
Janvrin
Detroit
R. HE
Willett
Gibson
Collins
Carrigan
Chase's single lifts Chicago past Philadelphia in tenth inning
Chase's bases loaded single with two out in the tenth scored the deciding run as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3. Oldring homered and collected two singles in five trips, making three notable catches.
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Philadelphia
Chase
Chicago
Oldring
Phila
Cicotte
Schalk
Brown
Lapp
Giants Take Opening Game Against Pirates in Pittsburgh
The New York Giants beat the Pittsburg Pirates 5 to 2 in the first game of the series. Tesreau struggled but proved effective with men on base as New York scored three runs in the seventh. Dolan and Clarke were sent off the field after disputing umpire Klein’s call.
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Pittsburg
Tesreau
New York
Shafer
Murray
Meyers
Merkle
Dolan
Clarke
Klein
Tesreau and
McQuillan
Luhrsen
Simon
Cheney Wild Chicago Beats Brooklyn in Slugging Bout
Cheney's wildness and a sequence of Brooklyn hits gave the visitors a 3 to 1 victory over Chicago in the opening game of the final series. Miller walked, Archer tripled, and Brooklyn's attack produced three runs in the first six frames. Batteries: Rucker Fischer for Brooklyn and Cheney Archer for Chicago.
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Chicago
Cheney
Brooklyn
Miller
Archer
Rucker
Fischer
Browns Catch Yanks in Last Three Frams Upset
St. Louis rallied to beat New York 10 to 7 in an uphill game. rookie Taylor issued six walks and seven hits in under five innings before Weilman steadied the mound and led the comeback.
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Browns
Yanks
New York
St. Louis
Ford
Taylor
Weilman
Agnew
Alexander
McdAllester
Sewanee Prepares Strong Return with Seven Starters
Sewanee to muster seven of last year's football team with all substitutes back. A heavy line and fast backfields are expected. Schedule lists October 25 game at Texas University Dallas.
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Nashville
University of the South
Sewanee
University of Texas
Dallas
Smith Langford Scrap Off in New York Bout
The New York state athletic commission refused to rescind last year’s rule barring matches between white and black boxers. As a result the Gunboat Smith vs Sam Langford bout scheduled for Madison Square Garden on September 19 has been cancelled.
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Smith
Vardon and Ray Set for Open Championship at Brookline
The 1923 United States Open at Brookline draws 157 entries, the largest field to date. Prominent amateurs include Jerome Travers and W. C. Fownes Jr., while professionals feature J. J. McDermott and Alex Smith. International contenders include Harry Vardon, Edward Ray, and W. E. Reid, with entries from France Canada Mexico and Britain forging a global field.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Brookline
Mass
R. C. Watson
Buffalo
Jerome Travers
Upper Montclair
N. J
H. J. Harris
Inverness C
Toledo
Jack Gordon
Rhode Island Co
Providence
Louis Tellier
Laboulie
France
Peter Robertson
Fall River G. C
Massachusetts
H. H. Harker
Roebuck
D. C
Tom McNamara
Boston
Charles R. Murray
Royal Montreal
Connecticut
W. Hall
Birmingham Co. C
Alabama
James Toole
Mount Tom G. C
Willie Maguire
Houston C. C
Texas
Tom Bonnar
Mecklenburg C. C
North Carolina
R. Andrews
New Haven C. C
J. D. Travers
Upper Montclair Co. C
New Jersey
Tom Anderson Jr
Oakmont GC. C
Hal Chase’s tenth inning blast wins for Athletics
Hal Chase, premier first baseman, delivered a decisive blow in the tenth inning that broke open the game for the Athletics, his broad smile likely matching the moment of the wallop that sealed the victory.
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Hal Chase
Hal
Athletics
Amateurs Compete Across Clubs in New Jersey to Pennsylvania
A list of players and clubs from Dougherty and Merchantville F C New Jersey with participants from Oxney England City of Mexico C o C Evans Jr Edgewater G C Illinois Braeburn Mass James G Anderson C C Bedford Springs G C Pennsylvania and others. The fragment indicates amateur club affiliations and regional connections.
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Dougherty
Merchantville F. C
New Jersey
Edward Ray
Oxney
England
Jack Hobens
William Smith
City of Mexico Co
C. Evans Jr
Edgewater G. C
Illinois
James G. Anderson
C. C
Braeburn
Mass
John A. Peck
Bedford Springs
G. C
Pennsylvania
Kendall County Fair Ad Promises Low Fare to Boerne
An old advertisement hypes the Kendall County Fair in Boerne during September 1920 calling it the fairest fair in Texas. It offers a round trip rate from San Antonio of 75 cents and notes a special 650 cent fare for the 20th, with 19th as the other event.
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Kendall County
Boerne
Texas
San Antonio
Foley
Fischer Drug Co
Ady
Kaufmans Accept Defi to Play Pruitts Next Sunday At Krischs Park
The Kaufmans accept the challenge from the Pruitts and will meet them at Krischs park next Sunday at 3 oclock. Both teams express confidence that a strong game is ahead as umpire calls play ball.
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Pruitts
Krisch’s Park
Kaufmans
Ump
Switzers Lead in International Shooting Events at Camp Perry
Bulletin results show De Felice of the Italian Rifle Association taking first prize in the Pan American Union individual re entry match with 277 and $500. Gavatorta of Argentina is second with 271 and $400, followed by Lt Grace of the United States with 269 and $300. Staheli of Switzerland wins the grand international individual re entry with 426, Uhler and Widemer also of Switzerland place second and third. Yale Candidates Practice Ahead of 1913 season under coach Howard Jones with about forty players reporting.
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Camp Perry
Pan-American Union
de Felice
Italian Rifle Association
New York
Gavatorta
Argentine Republic
Grace
United States
Staheli
Switzerland
Uhler
Widemer
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Howard Jones
Slasconset
Newport
Standings and Today’s Pro Baseball Pairings
Yesterday results in St. Louis and other cities show New York beating club St. Louis 10 to 7 while Chicago topped Philadelphia 5 to 3 and other scores listed. Today matchups include Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston.
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St. Louis
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Psyd
P. C
Ewes
Eere
Fae
See
St Louia
National League results and upcoming matches listed
National League scores include St Louis 2 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 7 Boston 4 New York 5 Pittsburg 2 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 1. Play today New York at Pittsburg Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis. American Association results show Ott city Columbus 2 Kansas. Milwaukee at St Paul Indianapolis 6 8 St Paul. International League results list Newark Baltimore 5 Newark 2 Lane Jersey City Providence 8 Jersey City 4 Rochester Buffalo 0 Rochester 4 Toronto Montreal 6 0 Toronto 0 7.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Columbus
Kansas
Louisville
Milwakke
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Jersey Ty
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
P. C
York
Pittsburgh
Osess
Cincinnati Beats Boston In Tight Five Run Win
Cincinnati wins 7 to 4 over Boston on Sept 11 at home. The Reds score five in the first inning aided by four safe hits and a base on balls. Batteries Perdue Rudolph Whaling Johnson Ames Kling.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Perdue
Rudolph
Whaling
Johnson
Ames
Kling
Cards Defeat Quakers in tenth to open series
In St Louis on September 11 Oakes delivered a run in the tenth as the Cardinals beat Philadelphia 2 1 in a pitchers duel between Doak and Rixey Huggins stood on third with one out when Oakes singled to right for the winning run Batteries listed Rixey Kilifer Doak and Wingo game marked by strong pitching and late inning heroics
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ST. Louis
Huggins
Oakes
Philadelphia
Doak
Rixey
R. H. E. Niese
Kilifer
Wingo
French Motor Boat Despersons II Wins Osborne Bay Race
The French motor boat Despersons II won the first international motor boat trophy race at Osborne bay covering 32.4 miles in 41 minutes and 34 seconds. Maple Leaf IV, a British entry, placed second and Ankle Deep, owned by Count Casimir S. Mankowski of Lake George, finished third.
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London
Despersons II
Osborne Bay
America
Count Casimir S. Mankowski
Lake George
Champs to Meet Phones on Post Diamond Sunday
The Southern Department team of Fort Sam Houston, local swat champions, will play Southwestern Telephone Company next Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock. The Phones hold a meeting at Manager Ackerman’s house tonight at 8 o’clock.
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Southern Department
Fort Sam Houston
Swat
Southwestern Telephone Company
Post Diamond
Asylums
Ackerman
Washington Wins Third Straight in American League Race
Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Bob Groom pitched five hits eight strikeouts and no walks for his third consecutive win. Gregg started for Cleveland before a pinch batter and was relieved in the seventh. The home team pushed across early runs and held on with a strong pitching performance.
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Washington
D. C
Bob Groom
Griffith
Gregg
R. H. E. Cleveland
Mitchell
O'Neil
Groom
Henry
Texas U Football Team Opens Training at Rogers Resort
Thirty Longhorns quartered at Rogers resort in San Marcos with about 45 expected. Returnees include captain Clark Brown and Allerdyce. Training emphasizes cross country hikes and signal work. light practice with track suits on Hays County Fair Grounds track. Roger’s venue chosen by T C Johnson Jr and Belmont approval. camp runs until Sept 24 or 25 with Austin visitors expected.
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Tex
Rogers Resort
Birge
Murray
Berry
Sellers
Littlefield
Halbert
Edmunds
Barrel
Niblo
Clark Brown
Longhorns
Hays County Fair Grounds
T. C. Johnson Jr
Law School
Johnson
Belmont
Hays County Fair Association
Hays County
Austin
Athletic Council
University
Ritchie Cancels Match With Freddie Welsh
Lightweight champion Willie Ritchie arrived from Vancouver and with his manager called off the San Francisco fight after a wealthy promoter refused to back the purse. Ritchie dismissed the $2500 forfeit, saying he had stopped payment on the check and expected no funds.
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Seattle
Wash
Willie Ritchie
Vancouver
San Francisco
Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Bombardier Wells Stops Moir in Fifth Round
In London at Canterbury Music Hall Bombardier Wells heavyweight champion of England recovered a previous loss to Gunner Jim Moir by knocking him out in the fifth round. The bout took place last night amid a noisy crowd.
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London
Bombardier Wells
England
Gunner
Jim Moir
Canterbury Music Hall
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Golf Championship Again
Yale captured its ninth consecutive intercollegiate team golf title by defeating Williams College six matches to three at Huntingdon Valley Club. Individual title play begins today with the field to include top collegiate players.
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Philadelphia
Yale
Williams College
Huntingdon Valley Club
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Fred Hummert
W. Commerce Street
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Main Ave
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