Giants Split with Brady Sohn in Sunday twin bill at home
Fredericksburg Giants drop 10–3 to Brady Sohn, then edge Ft. Sam Houston 4–3 in a July Fourth thriller. Probst allows ten hits and seven strikeouts as Durst and Jordan shine on defense. Knopp belts a seventh inning homer for the Giants. Henke, Trumbo duel in a tight nine innings. Next up, Austin Legion visit on Legion diamond.
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Fredericksburg Giants
Brady Lohn
Ft. Sam Houston Independents
Giants
Brady- Sohn
Pepper
Probst
Slim Harris
Durst
Knopp
Jordan
Ft. Sam Jouston
Herford
Letts
Hurst
Hahn
Langerhans
U. Henke
E. Henke
Hellmig
Henke
Shaw
Hesford
Rogers
Caniff
Florence
Ft. Sam Houston
Edwards
Waterstone
Trumbo
Chicken
Klett
Hollmig
Austin
American Legion
Legion
Austin Legion
Brady-Lohn Abrhore
Reed
Ef. White
F. Vogel
Faught
L. Vogel
Lf Marshall
Windham
Smith
Harris
Ae Ee
HO Durst
U O
Lf Nagel
Leidl
Peter
Inings
Brady-Lohn
Faucht
White
Marshall
Vogel-Faught
Hy. Molberg
E. Lochte
Bov
Exwards
Pennant Oilers Lose to Marrs Forecasts 1,400,000
After two losses to the Oilers, Johnson City defeated the Oilers 5 to 1 on their home ground Sunday afternoon. Pitcher Dummie Collins held the Oilers to five hits for the easy win. Score by innings Oilers 010 000 000 Johnson City 200 001 20x.
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Marrs
Johnson City
Oilers
Collins
Aged Man Dies From Heat In Kansas City
Kansas City reports the death of John Baker a 70 year old laborer found dead in a room above a transfer company’s barn where he lived alone. Deputy coroner Dr Glen Carbanagh recovered $3 400 believed to be Baker’s savings on his person. The death is noted as the fourth heat related fatality in two days.
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Kansas City
John Baker
Baker
Glen C. Carbanagh
Hickman Case Heads to U S Supreme Court
Los Angeles July 5 William Edward Hickman will appeal to the United States Supreme Court after California San Francisco ruling upholding a death sentence for the Marion Parker murder. Attorney Richard Cantillon says the trial violated due process by insanity pleas. The case will be resentenced in 50 days, with execution set 60 to 90 days later. Supreme Court session begins September 1.
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Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
United States Supreme Court
Richard Cantillon
Hickman
State Supreme Court
San Francisco
Los Angeles County
Marion Parker
California
Atty. Cantillon
Hieckman
Hiekman
Cantillon
Douglas L Edmonds
Superior Cour
San Quentin
Sesson
Goat Man Offers Registered Billy Goats for Sale
The seller promotes Billies as registered stock with traceable lineage to South Africa and Asia Minor, urging buyers to act promptly if they are alert to their interests.
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Goat Man
Asia Minor
Bargains in Organs and Pianos at Loyal Music Store
Loyal Music Store advertises two second hand organs for 5 dollars and 10 dollars and bargains on used pianos. Call next week before stock moves. Subscribe to the Standard for 1 dollar yearly.
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Loyal Music Store
Man Gives Life to Save Four From Death
Atlanta notes two Independence Day incidents in the south. Charles H. Roehrmod of Richmond drowned after saving his wife and three others from the Potomac. he collapsed as the rowboat neared shore. In Florida Boy Scouts rescued 50 people from a burning Mount Dora theatre after a film exploded, the building sustaining about $50,000 in damage.
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Atlanta
Charles H. Roehrmod
Richmond, Va
Potomac River
Mount Dora
Fla
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311Th U. S. Cavalry
Superintendent of Public Education
S. M. N. Marrs
State Board of Education
Supreme Court
W.J. Lockhart
W. J. Lockhart
Vance, Texas
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Faulkner & Ramsey
Alfred Klingelhoefer
Gilbert Kaderli
Pehl’s Halli
Albert
Blanky Four
Felix T. Pehl
Grapetown Hall
Church Point Farm
W. R. Tull
Baethge Bros
Doss, Texas
Wim. Herber
Stonewall, Texas
Canning
Fredericksburg
Piggly Wiggly
Ed. Smith
Rose OF Texas
Fair Maid
Nousewives
Mae
Maverick
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