Baseball Seventeen Years Ago Compiled From The Records Of R E Jordan
A historical baseball recap compiled from the records of R E Jordan details standout games, players, and season highlights from seventeen years prior, offering a snapshot of early team standings and notable performances.
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R. E. Jordan
Giants Lose to Kerrville in Slugfest Pitching Duel
In a June 25, 1922 update the Giants dropped a 14 to 3 decision at Kerrville after a tight start. Hollmig and Bob Barry matched zeroes through six, Kerrville pulled away with four runs in the sixth and a seven‑run frame in the eighth. Giants offense featured Reichenauss Langerhans Henke Krauskopf Lee Probst Schellhase Lehne Hollmig and Knopp. Local wedding notes close the snippet.
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Giants
Mason
E. Henke
Menard
Hollmng
Probst
Lee
Althaus
Bunger
Kerrville
Hollmig
Bob Barry
Abrhore Reichenauss
Langerhans
Abe. Henke
Krauskopf
Schellhase
Lehne
Moe
P. Knopp
Abrhore Wilson
Kuesel
Garcia
Holchak
Emm. Henke
McCarty
Rowton
Barry
Remschell
Robertson
Reichenau
Wilson
Schellbase
Henke
Mearty
Andrew Moursand
This Week in Sports in City Softball League
The City Softball League heads into week twelve with Radio Post still one game ahead of Sunset after a 8 7 loss. Kuenemanis split with Humble and Cosden, with several schedule shifts around July 4th. The Giants travel to face Seipp’s Sun and a Fat and Forty club from San Antonio looms next week for a Giants showdown.
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Felier
Kuenemanis
Humble
Cosden
Stein’s
Radio Post
Steins
Dummy
Austin
Giants
San Antonio
Local Baseball Schedule Packed for July Matches
The page lists July games including Cosden versus Humble on Monday the 3rd, Radio Post versus Stein Ice on Wednesday the 5th, and Sunset versus Kueneman on Thursday the 6th.
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Cosden
Humble
Radio Post
Stein Ice
Sunset
Kueneman
W. L Pet
Stein
Kuenemann
Harper Loses To Carter's At WOW Rodeo
Ollie Wuest starred in Carter's 7-3 win over Harper at the WOW barbecue in Harper last Saturday. Wuest limited Harper to 5 hits and fanned 14 while driving in 3 and scoring 3 Carter's runs. Carter's and Harper have each defeated the other twice this season.
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Harper
Carter
WOW
Ollie Wuest
W. O W
Wuest
Missions Hold Slim Texas League Margin On July Fourth
San Antonio Missions cling to first in the Texas League by a half game after two straight losses to Houston. They host Beaumont this weekend then head out for five days before the All-Star game in San Antonio and a 15 day home stretch.
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Houston
Dallas
Shreveport
Missions
Beaumont Exporters
Alamo City
San Antonio
New York Yankees
Yankees
Lions Decide to Remove Christmas Tree for Replanting
The Lions Club weighs removing the familiar Christmas tree donated by August Zincke as it nears end of life. A replanted sapling will be grown in fall for next winter’s glow, ensuring a new tree brightens the season while honoring past generosity.
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August Zincke
Chambe r of Commerce Meeting Tonight Highlights
Fredericksburg hosts a Chamber of Commerce meeting with Almon Kirchhoff and Carl Blasig as featured acts. The program includes music by the Little German Band and a double quartet under Adolf Hopf, plus Blasig delivering a twenty minute address. A nominating committee report and annual secretary Miss Edyth Krauskopf’s chamber review are on the agenda.
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Almon Kirchhoff
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Public
Adolf Hopf
Carl Blasig
New
O. H. Burgdorf
Fvo
Edyth Krauskopf
Wm. Petmecky
Erwin Woerner
Arthur Kowert
Silo Construction Solves Farmer's Feed Problem
Mr Feller finishes trench and silo work using a team and fresno over three days. Total building cost listed as 25 to 30 dollars including a tractor. Ninety can workers cut and bind feed at one dollar per acre. eight men gather feed. three teams fill the trench with water and cover.
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Feller
Fresno
Felix
Giants Bombard Stonewall in 14 7 Victory at Seipp Park
The Giants defeated Stonewall 14 to 7 at Seipp Park. Key hitters included Red Klaerner, Schnerr, and Icke fueling seven runs by the fourth inning surge. Pitcher C Klaerner earned the win while Collins took the loss as Stonewall faltered behind three starters. Next Sunday the Giants face Ploch Oilers of San Antonio at 3 30 p.m.
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Ploch Oilers
Seipp’s
Alamo City
Stonewall
Collins
Seipp Park
Holbrook
Ruebsahm
E. Klaemer
Pat” Klaerner
San Antonio
Oilers
Stonewall Abrhore
L. Deike
I M. Burge
Peeen
Pte
R. Schumann
Icke
Schnerr
B. Eiserner
Ransleben
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Mogford
Siti Btss
Pyka
O. Schneider
Grobe
Enderlin
C. Klaerner
M. Burg
Rech
Casparis
L. Schneider
Scehmerr
E. Klaerner
Pfeil
Epp
Fredericksburg Choir to Be On Air in Texas Contest
The Fredericksburg Choir faces a listener vote for the Liberty Mills Community Choir Contest broadcast by Station WOATI in San Antonio. Director Wm Dietel and accompanist Mrs Alfred Schnelle lead twenty five singers. Fans urged to mail votes by July 6 with visits encouraged to the 1081 Navarro Street studio for reception and viewing.
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San Antonio
Texas
Fredericksburg
Liberty Mills
Wm. Dietel
Alfred Schnelle
Navarro St. San Antonio
Bowling Leaders Crown Men’s Ten Pin High Scores
Felix Saenger tallies the high single game with 246. Law Knopp posts the top 3 game total at 609. Goodyear Service claims the best single game team score 915 and the best 3 game team total 2571.
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Felix Saenger
Law. Knopp
Goodyear Service
Goodyear
Hubertus Club hosts prize pot shoot at Baron's Creek
Ladies ten pin league activity notes sponsor Hubertus Club plans a prize and pot shoot at Baron's Creek on Sunday July 9. The Rusches and Rummlers traveled to Galveston and nearby places. Mrs. Hannemann and daughter from Craig Iowa arrived to visit her relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klett.
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Baron's Creek
Louis Hannemann
Craig
Iowa
Albert Klett
Local Visitors Share Sunday at Fredericksburg and Kerrville
Mr and Mrs Albert Meckel and their son and Mr and Mrs Ray Hochwater visited Mrs Adolf Meckel and daughter Adela last Sunday. Willie Nimitz Max Reinbach and Mrs Dora Reagin and son from Kerrville spent Sunday with relatives and friends at Fredericksburg.
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Lawrence Knopp
Kathryn Mae
Adela Meckel
Werner Knopp
San Antonio
Albert Meckel
Raymond Hochwater
Adolf Meckel
Adela
Willie Nimitz
Max Reinbach
Dora Reagin
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
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