Sunset and Humble Lead Weekly Schedule Update
Results this week list Sunset 2 and Kuenemann 1, Kuenemann 13, Radio Post 6, Cosden 6, Stein 4. On schedule for Aug 17 Humble vs Sunset, Aug 21 Humble vs Radio Post, Aug 22 Sunset vs Cosden, Aug 24 Kuenemann vs Tern Ice.
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Kuenemann
Radio Post
Cosden
Stein
Humble
Sunset
Va Tern Ice
Ee Bowler
Felix Saenger
Ralph Gold
Leo Petsch
Hardy Mosel
Larry Wells
Law Knopp Din Evened Idee
Ad. Eves Ease Onsnees Taegs
N. J. Dietel
Reubin Jordan
Hy Hirsch, Sr
Hy. Langerhans
Gilbert Kaderl
Sonsne
H. Schoenewolf
Felix Weber H. Kallenberg
Hy. Henke
John McKinley
Max Wahl
Emil Schandua Jr
H. Pfeiffer
Willie Pape
Alex Jung
Walter Schaefer
Walter Hollmig
Herbert Borchers
Walter Meckel
J J Hanus
Elgine Crenwelge
R Hutchenrueter
Local Drivers Held After Sunset Truck Lines Incident Near Seguin
Two men alleged as members of the San Antonio Truck Drivers Union No 657 AFL were jailed in Guadalupe County on $2,000 bonds each after a Saturday daytime stoning of a Sunset Truck Lines driver near Seguin. Sheriff Saezert said the case will be prosecuted by Edgar Pfeil, Guadalupe County district attorney.
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Sunset
Seguin
San Antonio
Palach Skating Rink Offers Air Conditioned Fun
The Hill Country’s Palach Skating Rink advertises a maple floor rink with new skates and air conditioning. It promotes skating as healthful and enjoyable and features a quote from Betty Grable endorsing skating for leg beauty. Attendance is invited at any time.
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Hill Country
Betty Grable
Wiett's Homers Lift Giants Past Bronchos 13–8 at Seipp Park
Fredericksburg Giants powered by Kiett two homers in one inning and five RBIs overcame an early 7–1 deficit to beat the Comfort Bronchos 13–8. Enderlin earned the win with four strikeouts. Klett homered twice in the sixth as Giants swept the season series. Next, Giants meet Dairyland Creamery at 3:30 p.m. next Sunday.
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Fredericksburg Giants
Kiett
Giant
Giants
Seipp’s Park
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Enderlin
Klett
Mugford
O. Schneider
Icke
Schnerr
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Hausler
Langerhans
Molberg
Oiten
L. Lehneider
Lehnert
Dairyland Creamery
Seipp Park
Creamers
Comfort Abrhore Hausler
L. Kra
L. Schneider
Sechnerr
B. Klaerner
Jenschke
Ft Langerhans
Moeford
Schneider
Comfort
Lindemann
Goforth
Heinen
Lindeman
J. Pankratz
Jensehke
Stonewall Defeats Dairyland In Seven Inning Win
Stonewall beat Dairyland San Antonio 5 to 1 at home Sunday. Lefty Ruebsahm allowed eight hits in seven innings as Kreizer held Stonewall to five. R Schuman led Stonewall with three hits two doubles and a triple driving in three runs. The narrative ends with remaining Stonewall hits.
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Stonewall
Dairyland
San Antonio
Ruebsahm
Kreizer
R. Schuman
Giants to face Dairyland in Pair Week baseball clash
This week in sports covers a Sunday 3:30 p.m. Seipp Park game as the Giants meet Dairyland San Antonio after beating Comfort. It also previews the City Softball League final round Monday with Cosden vs Sunset and the race for the fourth playoff spot involving Kuenemann Humble and Stein's.
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Giants
Comfort
Dairyland
San Antonio
Seipp Park
Cosden
Sunset
Radio Post
Kuenemann
Humble
Stein
City to Install softball lights and all star game slated
Otto Seipp announces installation of softball lights after the current schedule, with one test light already in place. An all star game featuring Gillespie County teams the Cracker Jacks and a Wahrmund–Jost lineup is planned for Sunday Sept 2 with many city league players. The deer turkey quail seasons and general game outlook per State Game Warden Adolf Heep show open dates and overall abundance despite turkey scarcity this year.
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Fair City
Alreays
Gillespie County
Harry Wahrmund
Doss
Richard Jost
Cherry Mountain
Wahrmunds
Cracker Jacks
Marvin Schuch
Herman Koenig
Harold Jung
Levi Ketron
Edwin Kammlah
Kenneth Striegler
Roy Langerhans
Chester Langerhans
Harold Schoenewolf
Rubin Sehneider
Dr. L Keyser
Art Koweri
Adolf Heep
Gillespie
W. C. Tucker
The
Game Commission
Turkey
Klaerner Dominates Oilers As Shreveport Wins Six Nothing
Hugo Klaerner pitched a masterful game for Shreveport in the second of a doubleheader, limiting Tulsa to three hits. The Oilers managed a single scratch hit in the final inning, while Klaerner retired the side with ease. Final score 6-0 in Shreveport. The Missons cling to second in the standings despite recent struggles.
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Hugo Klaerner
Tulsa Oilers
Shreveport
Hugo
Missons
Stonewall and Dairyland Shine With Running Catches
L Deike hit a triple and Simon Burg added a single as Stonewall and Dairyland showcased strong defense. Simon Burg and Gray bow made standout one hand running catches in right field, highlighting sharp fielding for the day.
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L. Deike
Simon Burg
Stonewall
Graybow
Dairyland
Baseball box score details with player lineups and umpires
Hits by R Schuman L Deike H Houston. Double plays R Schuman to L Deike to Casparis R Schuman to Casparis Reed to L Deike H Houston to C Houston to Decker. Ruebsahm two walks Kreizer four. Strikeouts Ruebsahm four Kreizer four. Umpire E Deike and H Enderlin. Scorer M Wehmeyer.
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R. Schuman
L. Deike
H. Houston
Casparis
Reed
C. Houston
Decker
Ruebsahm
Kreizer
E. Deike
H. Enderlin
M.wehmeyer
Softball Team from Fredericksburg Defeats Burnet 11 0
A Fredericksburg City League softball team, formed from Radio Post and Sunset players, beat Burnet 11 to 0 in the Lockhart Invitation Tournament first round. Mosel held Burnet to two hits. The victors advance to meet Bastrop Elgin winners, with a possible trip to the championship next week.
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Radio Post
Sunset
New Roller Rink Opens Tonight at Palace Palace Palace
The Palace Roller Rink in the Schaefer House Cafe basement opens tonight with two sessions from 7:30 to 9 and 9 to 10:30. Walter Knoche, Palace Theatre manager, oversaw construction including a maple floor and fibre skates. the basement is fully redesigned and air conditioned. A morning ladies and children session runs 9 to 11 a.m. daily.
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Palace
Schaefer House
Walter Knoche
Palace Theatre
Pasture Wanted for 20 to 50 Cattle
Edwin Rusenberger seeks a pasture for 20 to 50 head of cattle. Contact phone 4702.
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Edwin Rusenberger
Patronize yor. tome town
A brief ad item offers services at a rate of 150 per year. It notes a single price and urges patrons to visit, with minimal additional context or names.
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Tome
Great American Wins Series Bowling Title
The Great American bowling team defeated the Tornadoes two straight games to claim the series title. A Shaugnessy playoff, begun Monday, concluded last night with Great American finishing ahead after earlier upsets of Schanduu & Reichenau.
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Great American
Tornadoes
Shaugnessy
Schanduu & Reichenau
Goodyear
Ralph Gold
Rubin Jordan
Lawrence Knopp
Francis Heep
Alex Jung
Henry Kneese
Gilbert Kaderli
Hy. Prochnow
Jack Weber
Herbert Pfeiffer
Western county wind damages clothesline and throws hat
A powerful wind in the western part of the county knocked items from a clothesline and blew off the hat of Marvin Steitle, an employee at the Mutual Lumber Co Planing Mill near the Jenschke home. No injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
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Marvin Steitle
Mutual Lumber Co
Jenschke
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