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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1912

Page

8

Omelton Wins In Fast Bout At Army Post Gym

In a crowded program at the army post gymnasium, Jack Shelton of St. Louis defeated Joe Genail of Kansas City in a 10 round main bout, with Genail showing clever defense and Shelton’s strong infighting and a later knockdown. Young Sweeney of San Antonio beat Young Mack of Oklahoma City in eight rounds, a decision met with crowd disapproval. Preliminaries ended in one round each as Kid Wells overpowered Kid Nova ceding a quick finish and Jack White stopped early against Young Fleishman.

Jack Shelton St. Louis Joe Genail Kansas City Army Post Gymnasium Third Artillery Band Young” Sweeney San Antonio Young” Mack Oklahoma City Mack Howard Sweeney Wells Kid Novac Jack White Fleishman Shelton Nate Genail St. Joseph Genais Kansas

Laurel Heights Team Match Ends In A Tie

Laurel Heights golf clash between teams led by T N Smith and T T Dillon ends after 18 holes with a tie. A playoff is scheduled for today to decide the match, with Dillon’s side earning the Symons’ hand made golf stick for best score in 43 and Maule taking second at 44 as team captains prepare for the October selection.

T. N. Smith T. T. Dillon Laurel Heights Dillon Symons Fred W. Maule Maule Smith Ta Minbehs Cruse Aes Ood J. D. Hartman Eta Tees YORUM FFE i Seo S'S & Ban Ose Stanton Smith Sapar Os Labs Sy Ransdone Sibel CIA Reeks Cios W. J. Lyons Catece DOE Victor Keller Vanisseee

Dawson Reinstated by AAA Board Links to Milwaukee Races

Chicago, Sept. 26 Joe Dawson a famed auto racer reports he has been reinstated by the American Automobile Association contest board and will likely compete in the Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prix at Milwaukee October 4 and 5. The ruling takes effect immediately. Dawson had been suspended for a July 4 exhibition mile for the Elks lodge of Memphis Tennessee.

Chicago Joe Dawson American Automobile Association Milwaukee Dawson Elks' Lodge Memphis Tenn

Lee Estate Valued at Ten Thousand in Austin

The will of the late Dr. T. B. Lee former rector of St. David's Episcopal church has been filed for probate. The estate valued at $10,000 consists of real estate and personal property in Austin and is left to his widow.

Sockalexis runs ferry on Penobscot near Old Town

The former Cleveland star Sockalexis, long renowned as a standout, now runs a small ferry on the Penobscot River near Old Town, Maine. He speaks of past games and notes he might attend the world series if the Giants and Red Sox win the pennant.

Bangor Sockalexis Cleveland Club Lajoie Penobscot River Old Town Deerfoot Cleveland Patsy Tebeau Jimmy Callahan White Sox Boston Jimmy Holy Cross Springfield Callahan Giants Red Sox

Papke tops Denning in ten round bout

Billy Papke outpointed Jack Denning of New York in a hard ten round fight. Denning led on points early but Papke wore him down with steady blows. George Kirkwood of St Louis was outpointed by Johnny Dundee, and Johnny defeated Marto in ten fast rounds over Phil Cross.

New York Billy Papke Jack Denning Denning Papke George Kirkwood St. Louis Johnny Dundee Marto Phil Cross

Motocycle Crash Claims Birmingham Man At Fair Grounds

Lloyd H. Smith died after a motorcycle wreck at the fair grounds track yesterday afternoon. The vehicle sped at about a mile a minute, plunged through a fence, and left him with a broken arm in two places and a broken leg.

Birmingham Lloyd H. Smith Fair Grounds Track

Wrestling Bout Friday at Local Theater

Friday night a wrestling match between Young Yuse and Jack Hancock, the Sap’s conductor, is set with Hancock to throw Yuse twice in an hour or forfeit. Both wrestlers reported in good condition and a strong bout is anticipated. A Kentucky mountaineer in town recalls a car racing past on two wheels, marveling at the sight.

Young Yuse Jack Hancock The Sap Hancock Yuse Kentucky

Vanderbilt matron aids girls group linked to Big Sisters

Mrs William K Vanderbilt founded a home for girls in connection with the Big Sisters society of New York. The society, inspired by the Big Brother movement, aims to do for girls what the brothers do for boys with as little red tape as possible.

William K. Vanderbilt Big Sisters Society of New York Big Sisters Society Big Brother

Giants and Red Sox Captains Clash in World Series

Captain Larry Doyle of the New York Giants stands at the plate in his preferred groove while Captain Heine Wagner of the Boston Red Sox earns praise for the Red Sox clockwork defense. Manager Jake Stahl credits the infield for the American league champions' efficiency.

Larry Doyle New York Giants Heine Wagner Boston Red Sox Jake Stahl

Brilliant but Short Career of King Cole

King Cole rose to fame in 1910 with a record setting rookie season that helped the Cubs win the National League title. He dominated the World Series by shutting down the Athletics after a late entry, then notched 18 wins in 1911 before a stay with Pittsburgh showed weakness.

King Cole Columbus King Cubs Cole Athletics Pittsburg

Baseball’s fickle fame drives Cole from hero to trading marker

The passage laments a young player named Cole who rises to champion status and soon drops to a trading position, illustrating how quickly fame shifts in baseball from hero to discarded asset.

Cole

Baseball Results and Schedule from Yesterday and Today

In the American League yesterday Boston defeated New York 6 to 0 while St Louis beat Chicago 12 to 5. Washington and Philadelphia rainouts. Today’s games feature New York at Boston and Washington at Philadelphia with Detroit at Cleveland on the slate.

Boston New York St. Louis Chicago Washington Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Piya Wier Lest Ates St. Lule

National League Yesterday and Today Baseball Plans

Yesterday Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 4 to 0 while Philadelphia Brooklyn games were rained out. Today two games scheduled Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn both, plus Cincinnati at Chicago two games and St. Louis at Pittsburg.

Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Pittsburg Psyd P. C

Wesleyan Beats Yale 10 3 in Opening Football Game

Wesleyan first scored on Yale since 1889 and forced the Blue to the limit in a 10 to 3 victory. Captain Spalding plunged for four yards for a TD and kicked the extra point as the game ended tied 3 3 before the decisive score.

New Haven Conn Wesleyan Yale Blue Eleven Spalding

Scores From Yesterday's College Football Matches

In South Bethlehem Leigh routed Albright 338 to 0. Yale defeated Wesleyan 10 to 3 in New Haven. Cornell beat Washington and Jefferson 3 to 0 in Ithaca. Carlisle defeated Lebanon Valley 45 to 0 in Carlisle.

South Bethleham Leigh Albright New Haven Conn Yale Wesleyan Ithaca N. Y Cornell Washington and Jefferson Carlisle Lebianon Valley

World Series Arrangements and Victory for Johnson

The national baseball commission outlined ticket sale methods prices and dates for the World Series. Boston retains patron preference with New York handled by John A Heydler. Umpires named and games set to start October 8 in New York and October 9 in Boston with alternating venues. Secret session yielded Johnson victory over ticket control demands.

New York National Baseball Commission Boston John A. Heydler National League Polo Grounds O’loughlin Evans Rigler and Klein August Herrmann National Commission Lynch American League McRoy Johnson Heydaler

Glidden Tour Postponed From October to October Fourteen

The national reliability tour from Detroit to New Orleans has been postponed from October 7 to October 14 due to slow entrant nominations. The American Automobile Association announced the change yesterday in Chicago.

Chicago Detroit New Orleans American Automobile Association

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