Longhorn Training Camp Brings Big San Saba Squad
Texas football opens training camp at San Saba with twelve regulars and many newcomers. Coach Disch notes the squad is strong, the field overhauled with new iron goal posts, and the team ready to embrace a faster, lighter style to exploit the new rules. Bosler and Kirkpatrick expected back to join star players as Texas eyes a near undefeated season ahead.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
San Saba
Disch
Rix
Pearson B. Garrett
Longhorn
Texas
Garrett
Clark Field
Avoirdupois
Kirkpatrick
Charlies Bosler
Temple
Bosler
Woodhull
Puett
Jordan
Barrell
H. Leonard
Sellers
Brown
Niblo
Allerdice Operated On Ill With Appendicitis
Head Coach David W. Allerdice of the University of Texas football team underwent surgery for appendicitis in Indianapolis and may be out for three to four weeks. The UT program faces a delayed start with uncertain early-season leadership.
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University of Texas
Austin
Tex
David W. Allerdice
Indianapolis
Indiana
Allerdice
Mees Bowlers Start Season With Prizes
The Mees Bowling club opened the season with a first game win for Mrs. Schuetze. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Sommers, Mrs. H. Hoefling, Mrs. Jas ter, Mrs. D. Hoefling, and Mrs. Webb who took the booby prize. A silver loving cup was donated by Mrs. Jaster to be contested for at monthly meets.
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Schuetze
Sommers
H. Hoefling
Jaster
D. Hoefling
Webb
Poyle
Bob Coquille Wins Laurel Heights Golf Contest
Laurel Heights Golf club held three events on the course Saturday afternoon. R A Coquille won the cross country contest with a score of 19 over three holes. Other scores included Stanton Smith and T N Smith at 20, Hartman 21, Keller and Terrell 22, Adams and Dowdell 23. Terrell won the driving contest with a 235 yard drive.
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Laurel Heights Golf Club
R. A. Coquille
Stanton Smith
T. N. Smith
W. J. Lyons
F. W. Maule
J. D. Hartman
Victor Keller
Chester Terrell
Paul Adams
Graham Dowdell
T. T. Dillon
Midiron
S. T. Smith
Red Sox lineup set for world series with Wood to pitch
Boston manager Jake Stahl plans to start Joseph Wood against the Giants in the world series after clinching the American league pennant. Wood has won 15 straight decisions this season and a 31 and 4 record, with Forest Cady replacing Bill Carrigan behind the plate. The proposed lineup features Hooper, Yerkes, Speaker, Lewis, Gardner, Stahl, Wagner, Cady, and Wood pitching.
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John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Jake Stahl
Boston Red Sox
McGraw
Giants
Stahl
Red Sox
Joe Wood
Mathewson
Marquard
Tesreau
ST. Louis
Joseph Wood
Forest Cady
Bill Carrigan
Cady
Wood
Speed Wonder
Hooper
Yerkes
Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Wagner
Newsboy Buys Auto For Paper Route
Walter Gee of West Haven buys a Ford touring car to replace horse drawn rigs. With eight helpers on the car his route of 1500 customers is finished by about 6 50 pm instead of after 8 pm.
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West Haven
Conn
Walter Gee
United States
Gee
Floresville Baseball Standout Carl Johnson Signed for Tryout
Floresville star Carl Johnson, key to the team for two years, was signed by Morris Block, Bronchos owner, and will receive a thorough tryout next spring. In New York, lightweight Leach Cross drew a sixty day suspension from the boxing commission for fouling in a bout with Fred Duffey of Buffalo at the St Nicholas Athletic club. Sam Wallach, Cross brother and manager, asked for reconsideration.
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Floresville
Carl Johnson
Morris Block
Bronchos
New York
Leach Cross
Boxing Commission
Fred Duffey
Buffalo
St. Nicholas Athletic Club
Sam Wallach
Cross
Davis May Join Athletics as Connie Mack Aide
Cleveland reports Harry H. Davis, former Cleveland club manager, plans to move to Philadelphia to assist Connie Mack with the Athletics. Davis refuses comment on the plan as rumors gain momentum.
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Cleveland, CO
Harry H. "Davis
Cleveland American League
Champion Athletics
Connie Mack
Davis
Philadelphia
American Team Leads Palm Trophy Rifle Championship
Ottawa reporters describe the Palm trophy competition where the American team leads the military rifle championship by seven points after firing at 800 and 900 yard targets. The Canadian team is the sole other competitor.
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Ottawa
Pirates Win Eleventh Straight as Dodgers Fall
The Pirates defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 2 in a strong pitching effort. Cooper struck out eight as Pittsburg built a lead with early runs and held off a Dodgers surge. Detroit beat Washington 9 to 2 after errors plagued Washington in Detroit’s 8 to 2 win.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Pirates
Dodgers
Allen
Cooper
Say Mayme, Have You Had Turtle Soup
A rawboned youth asks Mayme if she ever had turtle soup. The maid answers No with a poised response reflecting social experience, as quoted from Lippincott's Magazine.
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Mayme
Lippincott’s
Next Turner Series To Begin Sept 18
The opening game in the second series of the Turners summer bowling league will be played at Turner hall September 18 between the Raybold and Zizelmann teams. The six teams and schedule include captains Raybold Klaus Huntress Gutzeit and others. Schedule lists Sept 18 through Oct 18 matchups and pairings.
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Turner Hall
Raybold
Zizelmann
Jack Raybold
E. Zuercher
L. Gutzeit
B. Schaefer
F. Pfeifer
O. Heubaum
Id Jungkind
M. Rossy
C. Lelaurin
A. Phillips
T. Waters
G. Corning
O. Tolle
C. Heberer
G. Foutrell
C. Runge
A. Herpel
R. Schwethelm
M. R. Simmang
Charrles Klaus
G. Koch
R. A. Menger
William Schmiedekind
H. Wharton
Joe Jo
T. Gloeckner
W. Schackelhoff
A. Wegel
J. Dubnig
A. Dugosh
F. Bergmann
G. Gerges
G. Heberer
Ed Gutzeit
J. McAllister
George Huth
L. Seidel
O. Gerlach
T. Tengg
H. R. Geyer
F. Hummert
G. Scholl
Huntress
Klaus
Gutzelt
Phillips
Gutzeit
Ladies to Bowl Men Ninepins for Social Showdown
A social ninepins match is set for September 17 at Turner alleys with Ladies' Bowling Association members facing Turners' summer league captains and friends. Readout lists ten female players led by Mrs A Gloeckner and ten male opponents including Jack Raybold and A Phillips as the adversaries. Although playful in tone, the event may let the women display skilled bowling while the men strive to win.
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Turner Alleys
Ladies’ Bowling Association
Turners
A. Gloeckner
F. Hummert
D. Jochimsen
T. Machenheimer
L. Seidel
L. T. Waters
Cleveland Sweeps Doubleheader Over Phillies 9 to 3 and 4 to 2
In Cleveland the home team won both ends of a twin bill against Philadelphia. Game one ended 9 to 3 with Coombs knocked from the box and Steen steady on the mound for the Naps. In the nightcap darkness halted play after five innings with Cleveland leading 4 to 2. Crabb and Baskette starred for Cleveland while Houck and Coombs struggled for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Coombs
Naps
Houck
Iron Man
Athletics
Steen
Mackmen
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Lapp
Carisch
Cleveland Estesshes
Crabb
Egan
Baskette
O'Neill
Boston and St. Louis Split DoubleHeader
Boston and St Louis divided a doubleheader with the Cardinals winning 3 to 2 in the opener while Boston took the nightcap 11 to 2. Dickson and Gehr matched in the first game before Boston exploded for seven hits and six runs in the sixth inning. Batteries Greiner and Wingo led St Louis. Dickson and Rariden worked for Boston.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Dickson
Gehr
Redding
R. H. E. St. Oie
Greiner
Wingo
Rariden
R. H. E. St. Louis
Snyder
Brown
Doc White Beats Yankees 4-1 in Chicago Pitcher Shuts Down Bronx
Doc White starts the game and hits a two-base hit in the sixth as Chicago beats the Yankees 4 to 1. Lord drives in two with a double, Easterly adds a triple to spark a rally, and McMillan misplay allows another run. Yankees scratch five hits and score once in the ninth but fail to spoil the win.
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Doc White
Yankees
Chicago
Doc
Mattick
Lord
Easterly
Weaver
McMillan
Beacon Hill Football Challenges City Teams
The Beacon Hill football team issue a challenge to any city squad with players averaging 120 pounds. Arrangements can be made by contacting Manager Jackson at old phone 6406.
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Beacon Hill
Jackson
Finish Today’s Dinner with Caramel Ice Cream
The Creamery Dairy Co offers a Sunday special caramel ice cream ready for pickup or delivery. Call 871 for details on availability and pricing.
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Creamery Dairy
Creamery Dairy CO -Phones
Baseball Schedule in the American League
The schedule lists New York at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Washington at Detroit. The matchups suggest a broad set of interleague or intercity games across venues.
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P.C. New York
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detro
Psyd. Sae
P.C
Oeewees
Scocicoscene
Detroit
P.cccessseces
Eeserevecerl
New Yorke Esicvcoseecskds
Seerseee
Boston-St. Louis
Wetds
Hiladelphia
Roundups Saxets Ninepin Challenge Opens September Eighteen
SAXET S fair rooters the Roundups accept a ninepin bowling challenge to a Grand alleys series. First games roll September 18 as Saxets with ardent feminine supporters aim to thwart veteran Roundups noted as a strong city unit.
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Saxets
Ben Fleming
Ferd Dieninger
A. Lutz
W. Muehlendorf
C. Hohton
S. Haas
H. Dimitt
Shelton Is Working In Pink of Condition For Next Bout
The post bouts camp advances with tents and an outdoor ring for fighters including Shelton’s rivalry with Tommy Meinert. Harry Howard leads the Flying Dutchman camp with Young Sweeney Jack White and Young Yuse aiding, plus a navy sparring partner. Daily public exhibitions, Turner hall training, and open quarters are planned, signaling a high stakes, crowd drawing event.
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Tommy Meinert
Flying Dutchman
Harry Howard
Young Sweeney
Jack White
Young Yuse
Navy
Dallas
Hacman
Shelton
Turner Hall
Jack
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