Helotes Giants edge in extra innings in baseball scorecard
Seventeen years ago Helotes defeats Giants 10 to 6 after trailing with a 3-1 innings comeback. Bur ches Hollmig Peter each had two base hits while Goldsmith piled a three base hit. Mueller Moses and Goldsmith 2 steals. Caster MoseL Lee walked thrice. Henke and Peter hit by pitches. final left on base Helotes 9 Giants 13. Time 2 15 umpired by Molberg and Langer.
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Final Date For Range Applications Set April 30
Dorman Sell AAA Secretary announces the final date for range applications under the 1941 program is April 30. Farmers and founders seeking to qualify must apply at his office before month’s end.
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Dorman Sell
AAA
Aqdaing Machine Fivpuns End paper
Frederickburg publishing company reports the end of an unspecified paper. The brief note notes the closure of the Aqdaing Machine Fivpuns division and affects staff and operations in the Frederickburg region.
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Frederickburg Publishing Ca
Giants Bow Kerrville 7-3 in opener of Hill Country League
The Giants defeat Kerrville Braves 7 to 3 as Enderlin and Elm Enderlin lead with three and four safeties respectively. Molberg Schneider Pyka produce key RBIs and homers while Pitcher Enderlin earns 10 strikeouts in a 9 inning complete game despite drizzle.
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Elton Jordan
Giants
Kerrville Braves
de Masters
al’ Enderin
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Molberg
L. Schneider
FK. Klaemer
Pyka
Braves
Crooks
Schnerr
Giants to Meet St. Gerard's at Seipp Park Sunday
Next Sunday the Giants have an off day in league play but will face the strong St. Gerard's team of San Antonio at Seipp Park. The game is scheduled to start promptly at 3 15.
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St. Gerard’s
San Antonio
Seipp Park
Subscription Offer for Standard at One Dollar Fifty Cents
A newspaper promotion invites readers to subscribe to the Standard for a yearly rate of 1.50, highlighting affordable access to the paper. The offer emphasizes value and ongoing delivery.
Goodyear Spring Opener Promotes New Tire Lines
Goodyear’s 10 day spring campaign runs April 16 to 26 spotlighting the G-3 All-Weather Marathon and All American tires. Local manager H C Meurer says spring weather and heavier traffic heighten need for new traction with trade ins welcome. Lifetime guarantee backs tires as prices stay stable and rubber supply remains ample.
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Goodyear
H C. Meurer
The
Standard
Meurer
Drive-In Station Stop At Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg residents note a stop at the drive in station with Rubin Crenwelge listed as proprietor. The brief mentions a Fredericksburg address and local travel interest in the unnamed period.
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Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Baseball Opens Across Leagues With Early Wins and Prospects
Fredericksburg Giants open Hill Country League with 7 3 win over Kerrville and Stonewall top Comfort 10 2 as both chase strong early form. Stonewall and Giants set Sun April 27 rematch at Seipp Park, while Texas League opens with San Antonio loss and Houston win. Major league games start with Roosevelt first pitch as Yankees beat Senators. NL and AL results follow amid war era draft shadows.
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Kerrville
Stonewall
Comfort Broncos
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Beerne
Harper
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Seipp’s Park
St Marys Rattlers Coach Mose Simms Cut From School
Mose Simms longtime coach of the St Marys University Rattlers San Antonio was released from duties by school officials after Sunday action. The club notes Simms has coached since 1934 and his teams have played major and minor colleges nationwide while intercollegiate plans depend on talks with San Antonio business leaders. In San Francisco Cornelius Warderman of the Olympic Club set a world pole vault record at 15 feet 2 3 4 inches and vowed to clear 16 feet 6 inches in future attempts.
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St. Mary's University Rattlers
San Antonio
Simms
San Francisco
California
Cornelius Warderman
Olympic Club
Four Team Softball Circuit Formed in City Meeting
A four team city softball league was organized in a Wednesday meeting by the Jaycees Triple A Fire Department and the Mutual Lumber Company. Otto Seipp was named president and Gilbert Kaderli secretary treasurer. Play is set to begin the first week in May and more teams may join.
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Triple A
Fire Department
Mutual Lumber Company
Otto Seipp
Gilbert Kaderli
Ten Pin League Honors For Fredericksburg Standouts
F Heep posted the high individual single game 253 and 3 game series 606 while City of Fredericksburg led team play with a single game 876 and 3 game series 2529.
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F. Heep
City of Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg High Ends Spring Drills With Wednesday Game
Fredericksburg High School wraps spring football with a 4:30 p.m. game on Wednesday April 23 on the FHS gridiron. The hopeful 1942 squad faces last year’s lineup in a regulation contest, with detailed starting lineups for both teams led by center Lonny Zwiener and key veterans.
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FHS
Chester Klaerner
Lonny Zwiener
C Herbert
A. Reichena
Beens
Rolan “Buckskin” Schmidt
Gilbert “Chesty” Woerner
Marvin Prochnow
Tony Knopp
Hubert Klein
Jarvis Wieser
Warren Hahn
Dan Anderegg
Hugo Ransleben
Eddie Arhelger
Roy Langerhans
Clinton Stork
Weston Luckenbach
Milton Klaerner
Eleven FHS girls win letter sweaters in basketball
Eleven members of Fredericksburg High School girls basketball team received letter sweaters this past week. The reg and white jackets display a large F and year bars. awardees include Dorothy Henke Nellie Habenicht Alvina Klaerner Trene Neffendorf Vera Angeregg Swaise Moehle Margie Hohmann Annie Heep Leela Rusenberger Emma Ruebsahm and coach Miss Davis. The Security State Bank will be closed Monday April 21 San Jacinto Day.
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Fredericksburg High School
Dorothy Henke
Nellie Habenicht
Alvina Klaerner
Trene Neffendorf
Vera An- Geregg
Swaise Moehle
Margie Hohmann
Annie Heep
Leela Rusenberger
Emma Ruebsahm
PHS Netters Fall in District Matches to L A
Fredericksburg High School tennis team fell to San Antonio schools in the district meet held in San Antonio on Monday. Guenther Luckenbach lost his singles match in straight sets to a Jefferson opponent, while the doubles pair Weston Luckenbach and Edward Stein reached the finals but were defeated by Brackenridge High.
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San Antonio
Guenther Luckenbach
Jefferson Netter
Weston Luckenbach
Edward Stein
Brackenridge High
Doves bag limit likely unchanged for next season
Texas officials expect the dove bag limit to stay at twelve this year, with federal confirmation from Dr. Ira Gabrielson. A winter 1938 39 freeze devastated southeastern populations, while Texas hosts the heaviest white wing dove concentration and seeks projects to protect the species as birds appear to grow scarcer.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Ira N. Gabrielson
Federal Service
Texas Game Department
South
Game Department
Taylor Firm Gets Bid for City Power Project
The Taylor firm supplied 45 percent of the funds with the city’s power and light bond issue providing 55 percent. The letting last Saturday was presided over by Max T. Henke acting Mayor pro tem due to Mayor Krauskopf’s illness. Joe E. Ward’s consulting engineers were represented by W. H. Ingram and Whit Whittier.
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Edward Krauskopf
Joe E. Ward
W. H. Ingram
Whit” Whittier
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