Giants Defeat Alamo Heisits In Comal Valley League Clash
The Giants beat the Alamo Merchants 10 to 4 in San Antonio Sunday to notch their third straight Comal Valley League win. A Enderlin earned his 4th straight victory with five innings of work, while M Enderlin led the offense with three hits. Next, the Giants face the Schertz Buffs at Fair Park in the final league game before a showdown with the Boerne White Sox on August 8 at Jimmie Pyka Field.
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Lame Heights Merchants
San Antonio
al” Enderlin
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M. Enderlin
Mugford
R.langerhans
Knopp
A. Einderlin
Schertz Buffs
Fair ‘Park
Boerne White Sox
Jimmie Pyka Field
SE Giants
Alamo H
R. Langerhans
A. Enderlin
Bruck McCullough
Ahrens
Peters
Wheat
Bruck
McCullough
Berette
Molberg
C. Langerhans
Merchants
Robertson
Hartmann
Myers
E. Klaerner
Fresh Milk Eggs and Biscuits Daily at Park’s Ct
Local ad notes Park’s eatery serves fresh milk eggs and hot biscuits daily.
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Park’s
Buddies Clinch Regional Tilt With Double Victory
Austin Buddies, champions of Capitol City district, beat the Junior Giants twice to enter divisional play. They routed the Giants 16 0 in Austin and won 12 3 at Fair Park as Brinkley held a 3 2 lead in the fifth. Richard Feller homered for the Giants, while Eckert and Brinkley paced the Buddies. The club advances to a three game series with Central Catholic in San Antonio to decide the division champion.
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Austin Buddies
Junior Giants
Capitol City
American Legion
Austin
Fair Park
Giants
Enderlin
Feller
Brinkley
Eckert
Kenneth Eckert
Buddies
Central Catholic
San Antonio
Trans-Pecos Game Regulations Announced By Commission
The Trans-Pecos hunting season and bag limits for mule deer white tail deer prong horned antelope are set by the Game Fish and Oyster Commission. Antelope permits cost 5 dollars, require postmark by August 31 1948 and nontransferable.
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Trans-Pecos
Texas
Pecos River
Heep
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Pecos
Reeves
Presidio County
Jeff Davis County
Hudspeth
Culberson
Game Commission
Fire crew checks reported auto blaze near Pedernales bridge
Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department responded Tuesday to a report of a burning car on the San Antonio Highway near the Pedernales bridge but found no fire. A darkened pavement mark indicated a blaze had been extinguished prior to arrival. Meanwhile, Victoria visitors at the Ranch Motel included Mrs. A J Fimbel Mrs Frank Swanson and son Michael Wayne Mrs P M Morrison and daughter Nancy Jean who visited local families Freddie Wolpmanp and G A Poehlman.
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Fredericksburg
Pedernales Bridge
San Antonio Highway
A. J. Fimbel
Frank Swanson
Michael Wayne
P. M. Morrison
Nancy Jean
Victoria
Freddie Wolpmanp
G. A. Poehlman
Hill Country League results and upcoming games
Hill Country League games feature Sisterdale 2 Harper 1, Seipp's 3 Stonewall 1, and Stanley 9 Blanco 0 forfeit. Next Sunday Stanley at Seipp's, Harper at Blanco forfeit, Stonewall at Ingram, Sisterdale off-day.
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Harper
Seipp’s
Stonewall
Stanley
Blanco
Seipp
Ingram
le Poe
Stanley Harper
Molberg Among Top Pitchers In Big State League
Max Molberg a Gainesville Club pitcher in the Big State League ranks among leaders with 9 victories and 3 defeats after joining the club. Appleton of Sherman Denison holds 7 0 record and Hank Dana of the Austin Pioneers is 3 0 as the circuit features strong pitching talent.
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Molberg
Max Molberg
Giant
Gainesville
Kerrville Lions Plan July Bull Fights At Antler Stadium
Kerrville Lions Club to stage a three night bull fight July 29 30 31 at Antler Stadium to benefit underprivileged children. Event approved by Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with street parades added. four matadores including Paco Rodriguez Alfonzo Gonzales Ophelia Rosco and Lina Medina perform in a 90 foot arena setup with special acts between feats.
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Kerrville Lions Club
Antler Stadium
L R. Byrd
John Stephens
Society of Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Charles W. Henry
United States
Lake Charles
Beaumont
Kerrville
Houston Grotto
Paco Rodriguez
Spain
France
Italy
Mexico
Alfonzo Gonzales
Ophelia Rosco
Lina Medina
Pfeil Honored After Big Night With Waco Pirates
Clarence Pfeil, Waco Pirates centerfielder and Fredericksburg native, received cash totaling over 500 dollars and gifts totaling over 1100 dollars at Waco Park between the sixth and seventh innings after a 13 5 victory over Gainesville. Pfeil, leading the league in hits and RBIs, boasted a .381 batting average through Sunday and went four for five in the Friday game. The celebration followed at Mertz Cafe with his parents and Mrs E H Ashford of Austin in attendance.
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Clarence Pfeil
Waco Pirate
Waco
Pfeil
Waco Park
Fredericksburg
Clarence
Gainesville
Max Molberg
Vargas
Mertz Cafe
Walter Pfeil
E. H. Ashford
Austin
Local Jaycees To Regina Reginal Meeting Del Rio Texas
Three Fredericksburg Junior Chamber of Commerce members will join twenty four Region 5 and 6 Texas Junior Chamber attendees in Del Rio for a regional meeting July 31 and August 1. Paul Mann Victor Nixon and Andrew Kaiser will attend. John Ben Sheppard will be principal speaker reporting on world peace activities.
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Fredericksburg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
del Rio
Paul Mann
Victor Nixon
Andrew Kaiser
Jaycees
Mann
Nixon
Wild Life Conservation Committee
John Ben Sheppard
Gladewater
United States
Sheppard
Truman
Buddies Face Central Catholic In Junior Legion Playoff
Edward Peter E L Hohmann and Daniel Stehling traveled to San Antonio on Wednesday July 28 to attend the Junior American Legion Series playoff between the Austin Buddies and Central Catholic High. The game is set for Fort Sam Houston Wednesday night July 28.
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Edward Peter
E. L. Hohmann
Daniel Stehling
San Antonio
American Legion
Austin Buddies
Central Catholic High
Fort Sam Houston
Navy and Marine Strengths Reported in Early 20th Century Counts
On September first the U S Navy lists 226000 sailors afloat and 49000 ashore while on November first the Marine Corps shows 2400 afloat and 19000 ashore reflecting branch staffing.
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U. S. Navy
U. S. Marine Corps
Sunnyside Bowling Highlights Keidel Memorial Meet
Sunnyside Service Station and Sunnyside Beauty faced off in the Keidel Memorial Hospital event. Isabel Kordzik led with a high game of 176 and high series of 468 while posting a high average of 156.
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Keidel Mem. Hospital
Sunnyside Beauty Oo Peter’s Liquor
Isabel Kordzik
Fredericksburg Publishing Co Advertises Tape and Napkins
The Fredericksburg Publishing Co announces Scotch gift wrapping tape and cellophane tape for sale along with large barbecue napkins imprinted with a name, available at the Fredericksburg Publishing Co store.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
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