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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

12

Next Olympics Should Begin Early, Says American Commissioner

James E. Sullivan argues for early team arrival and expanded youth and factory leagues to sustain track and field dominance. He urges playgrounds, gymnasiums, and organized walks and distance events, with a streamlined tryout process to curb team size and improve Berlin prospects.

Stockholm James E. Sullivan America Athea

Frank Bros and Meier's Pharmacy Clash at Union Stockyards

Frank Bros and Meier's Pharmacy teams meet at the Union Stockyards diamond next Sunday morning at 9 30. A strong rivalry promises a good game with high spectator interest. DOPsis. ahs Cunningham 449 Moore Ridge OSTHOPATH Old phone 984 J.

Frank Bros. and Meier's Union Stockyards

Ladies Bowling League Formed at Turner’s with Four Teams

Forty women joined to form a Turner bowling league starting September 17 with four teams of ten. A list shows balanced rosters across Team 1 through Team 4 and a schedule from September 17 to October 29 with matches on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Turner's Turner E. Wiedenfeld L., Heurman E. Podewils A. Gembler Ed Jenner Mies M. Nordman R. Ahrens A. Nordman Bradley D. Dunham Patobee

Klaus' Team Wins Turner Pennant

The Huntress and Phillips teams split a double header at Turner alleys last night, leaving Klaus as leaders and clinching the pennant. Phillips led early in the first game, but Huntress could not overcome a late Phillips surge in the second, final margin eight points. Two games remain tonight.

Huntress Phillips Turner Alleys Klaus

Series finale scores from last night games

The report lists two games to wind up the series. In game one Huntress defeated Phillips with a final score of 228 to 221 after quarters 21 35 36 34 63 and 58 83 32 26 35. In game two Phillips beat Huntress 252 to 244 with quarters 56 84 58 25 29 and 52 47 27 33 43. Umpire E Zuercher and scorer C Deininger oversaw the contest.

Huntress Phillips E. Zuercher C. Deininger

Laurel Heights Club Golfers Enter Novel Contests

Laurel Heights club golfers plan a tomorrow program at 8 pm featuring a one club contest and a cross country variation. Each player chooses his preferred club for a nine hole round with no changes allowed, then tackles a jigsaw like cross course. San Antonio journalists join Monday after 4 pm for a one club event with entrants Allen Merriam B J McLean Capt George Schreiner R Scott Israel Chandler Diehl W P Calvert Earl McCloud and R G Coulter.

Laurel Heights W. H. Symons Brassie Mashie Midiron Cleek Niblick San Antonio Allen Merriam B. J. McLean George Schreiner R. Scott Israel Chandler Diehl W. P. Calvert Earl McCloud R. G. Coulter

American League Yesterday Results and Today’s Fixtures

Yesterday scores show St Louis defeated New York 3 to 0, Washington beat Cleveland 8 to 4, Philadelphia won 8 to Detroit, and Boston toppled Chicago 3 to 1. Today’s games include New York at Chicago, Boston at St Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Washington at Detroit.

St. Louis New York Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Boston Chicago Eewon Iss St Louis

National League Yesterday's Scores Recap

Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati 1 to 4 while St Louis defeated New York 4 to 1. Boston and Chicago split a 7 to 7 tie as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia. Upcoming games match St Louis at New York, Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.

New York Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Boston

Pirates surge to second as they overhaul rivals in streak

The Pirates won their ninth straight by trimming the Phillies after landing Alexander yesterday. Brooklyn and Cincinnati opened a doubleheader in a record six hours ten minutes. Mack Allison and Jeff Tesreau shone with five hits allowed. Crandall replaced Matty and yielded the visitors’ run. The Giants lead by ten and a half games as Boston races, set to challenge for the top honors.

America Berlin Stockholm Tom Sweden Pirates Pittsburg Alexander Phillie Wonder Brooklyn Cincinnati Mack Allison St. Louis Browns Jeff Tesreau Giants New York St. Louis Matty Crandall

Australia offers Johnson $60,000 in purses

Twelve thousand pounds sterling in purses about $60,000 awaits heavyweight champion Jack Johnson in Australia. Promoter Hugh McIntosh offers $30,000 for Johnson to fight Sam Langford, $15,000 for Sam McVey, and $15,000 for Joe Jeanette. Agent W C J Kelly travels to Chicago to meet Johnson, seeking to take him to Australia. The plan follows news of Johnson's wife’s death.

San Francisco Cal Australia Jack Johnson W. C. J. Kelly Hugh McIntosh Kelly Johnson Chicago Sam Langford McIntosh Sam McVey Joe Jeanette

Johnson to Retire after Inquest on Wife Death

In Chicago on September 13 Etta Duryea Johnson wife of boxer Jack Johnson died by self inflicted gunshot after caring for the champ amid his nervous collapse following his fight with Jeffries. Johnson testified at the inquest that he would never enter the ring again.

Chicago Etta Duryea Johnson Jack Johnson Jeffries Johnson

Aviator Delivers Thrilling Descent at Chicago Aviation Meet

Glenn H. Martin won top honors in a Chicago Cicero meet with a precision landing from 1000 feet in a biplane. Anthony Jannus earned first prize for a post office mail bag drop from 100 feet, while Maurice Provost of France missed the mark. Speed trials on a 12 mile course yielded no records.

Chicago Glenn H. Martin Cicero Martin Anthony Jannus Maurice Provost France

Denver Trap Shooters Set Two World Records

Two world records were set at the Denver trap shooters tournament at Overland Park. W. R. Crosby of O Fallon Illinois broke the twenty third yard handicap record by hitting 98 of 100. William Ridley of Iowa shot 96 of 50 pairs to claim a world record in the interstate association meet for double targets.

Denver Colo Overland Park W. R. Crosby O'Fallon Ill William Ridley Towa Ridley

Baby Reliance II Wins Buffalo Regatta Time Trophy

Baby Reliance II owned by J Stuart Blackton of Brooklyn won the time championship at the Buffalo Motor Club regatta covering 30 miles in 39 minutes 35 seconds the fastest time for a boat of her class. Average speed 45.47 mph. Five starters including the 30 mile Niagara river circuit. Regatta continues with an open event for the U S championship tomorrow.

Baby Reliance Buffalo N. Y Baby Reliance II J. Stuart Blackton Brooklyn Buffalo Motor Club Niagara River United States

Riverside menu items and local services advertised

Shrimp, Crabs, Frogs' Legs, Spanish Mackerel offered at the Riverside restaurant. One Old furniture refinished as new. Carter Mullaly Transfer Co. handle moving and transport services.

Carter- Mullaly Transfer Co Riverside Carter|Mullaly Transfer Co

Herreschoff Leads Qualifiers at National Golf Links

Fred Herreschoff of Garden City shot 84 to lead a field of 106 in the National Golf Links of America qualifying round at Southampton New York. John Reid Jr. of St Andrews followed with 865 as strong field of American and British players competed.

Southampton N. Y Fred Herreschoff Garden City Herreschoff John Reid Jr St. Andrew's

Harvard Beats Yale in Intercollegiate Golf Match

Harvard and Yale each advanced two players after the first round of match play at Ekwanok. The featured duel was B W Estabrook of Harvard versus F B Jennings of Yale, decided on the final hole with Estabrook claiming victory.

Manchester Harvard Princeton University of Pennsylvania Yale B. W. Estabrook F. B. Jennings

Commercial Bowling League Plans Big Season Meeting

The last Commercial Bowling league meeting will be held at the Grand Alleys tonight. All bowlers and especially members should attend as final adjustments are on the agenda. Possible change allows independent teams to compete alongside commercial houses. Officials say the league could be the largest and best in the state.

Missionfields Are Walloped by St Marys Juniors in Ten-Run Victory

The St Marys Juniors crushed Missionfields nine yesterday on the Missionfield diamond. Eleven hits propelled a 15 to 1 victory as St Marys dominated with strong offense and solid pitching.

Missionfields St. Mary’s Missionfield

Shelton Meinert bout set for September 25

The Shelton Meinert fight date is fixed for September 25 with the 10 round distance replacing the previous 15 rounds. Forfeit and weight money posted, training begun, and both fighters shown confidence. Several preliminaries and an eight round semi final expected. Flying Dutchman reportedly arrives Monday.

Jack

Milwaukee Grand Prix Postponed to September 23

The international Grand Prix scheduled for Milwaukee on September 17 was postponed to September 23 due to track preparation issues. The Wisconsin trophy and Pabst trophy races move to September 20 and the Vanderbilt cup to September 21 as planned.

Milwaukee Wis

Bank deposits show strong Luling business

Luling Texas banks report flourishing conditions with combined deposits of 450743 dollars as of yesterday, signaling healthy local business activity.

Luling Tex

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