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THUKSDAY.
FOOTBALL
BOWLING
The Judge Was Sitting In Secret Session On Case 7-11
CLUB MANAGERS
WILL CONSIDER
CLUB PROTESTS
Meeting of Winter League Pi
lots to Discuss Question of
Players’ Eligibility,
DUGOSH IS CONFIDENT
Says Roundups Intended No
Violation of Rules and Pre
dicts Amicable Adjustment,
An effort will be made at a meet
ing of the managers of the clubs com
posing the San Antonio Winter league
to adjust the differences that have
arisen between the clubs. The meet
ing will be held at 9:30 o’clock and it
ia probable that the situation will be
cleared up.
The question of greatest importance
that will come before the managers!
la one regarding eligibility of players
that have taken part in recent games
played by the clubs of the league. A
protest has been filed by the Higgins
company club against the Roundups,
alleging that in the game last Sunday
the Roundups played men who were
not eligible.
Denial By Roundups.
Countering this charge, the manage-
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ment of the Roundups comes back
with a strenuous denial of any Inten
tion to use players who were not eligi
ble and with the contention that the
club has not violated the spirit of the
league rule to any greater extent, if
at all, than have other clubs of the
same organization. It is certain that
the status of both of last Sunday’s
games will be gone into thoroughly
and the question of counting them or
of throwing them out decided.
It was said today by those most
closely associated with the affairs of
the league that the organization has
reached a crisis, and that the future
of the league will depend to a great
extent upon the decision reached at
tonight's meeting of the four mana
gers. However, an amicable and equit
able solution of the problem is con
fidently expected.
Another matter that may come up
is the question of transferring the
games scheduled for Christmas day
to next Sunday. No games are
scheduled for Sunday, and If this ac
tion is taken it will bring the final
games of the first series on next Sun
day and December 3,.
Dugosh is Sanguine.
Manager Dugosh of the Roundups
said today: "I do not think that there
will be anything to the protest that
will come up because when the Hig
gins company team beat my team at
Electric Park during the early games
of the series the Higgins team had
only five of regular men and In one
game the Orioles and the Higgins team]
played neither team had more than ।
six of their regular men. As none ofi
the men playing on any of the clubs|
receive any compensation it is foolism
to attempt to penalize any man for
not showing up for a game or any
club for not having its full line-up.
"Another reason why the protest
is unnecessary is that why the con
tracts of the men the Roundups in
tended playing were without me and
and 1 was out of the city
for more than three weeks and had
all of the contracts with me, so that
Captain Burke could not get the men
signed up. I consider that this pro
testing of games only adds a black
eye to the Winter league and so long
as none of the clubs attempt to play
one another’s men or to put In tran
sient professionals no great harm Is
done.
"I have no doubt of the satisfactory
outcome of the meeting and that plans
will be made to start the new series
with the first of the year.”
Kid McCoy Beats Englishman.
(RY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
PARIS. Dec. 21.—Kid McCoy, the
American pugilist, last night knocked
out Harry Croxon. an English fighter,
In the third round.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
“ONE ROUND” HOGAN WHO MEETS NELSON
(SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT)
NEW YORK, Dec. 21. —New York fight fans are eagerly awaiting tn
mill tomorrow night between "One Round” Hogan, the fast ligntw g
who made a reputation for himself out on the Pacific eoast, and .
tling” Nelson. The men are matched to go ten rounds and the netting "
about even. Nelson has a large following expecting and backing mm ‘
make sho.: t work of the California whirlwind and Hogan s supporters
equally sanguine. It is expected that the battle will draw a big house.
TRAINED THREE CHAMPIONS
Delaney Fitted Corbett, Jeffries and
Johnson for Title Battles.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cr.l., Dec. 21.—
Billy Delaney, the well known trainer
of pugilists, is confined to his Oak
land home with an Illness which
his physicians say may end fatally.
They say he will never enter a train
ing camp.
Delaney, who Is suffering from in
ternal complications, came here from
New York thirty years ago. He put
Corbett in condition to meet Sullivan
in New Orleans in 1892. When Corbett
retired he developed Jeffries for the
1 match in which Fitzsimmons lost his
title. DeJaney's last work was the
training of Jack Johnson for the
championship contest at Reno.
Old Rivals Renew Contract.
ATHENS, Ga., Dec. 21.—The man
agement of the University of Georgia
and the Alabama Polytechnic insti
tute (Auburn) football teams have
just signed a contract for three years
of football, games to be played on
Thanksgiving day.
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ARMY FIVE VICTORS IN
CLASH WITH TURNERS
Infantry Trant Wins Fast Game by
tlie Narrow Margin of a Sin
gle Point.
By the margin of a single point the
basket ball five of the Twenty-second
infantry won a game from the team
of the Turners on the latter’s .court
last night. The play was fast and
hard throughout, and the final score
of 40 to 39 shows that It was excit
ing with the outcome continually in
doubt-
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