Baseball recap of 1923 game at Kelly Field and Giants
Irregular scorecard details from a 1923 baseball doubleheader at Kelly Field show a 8 to 9 finish in the first game with strong spells by Brown Smyre Knopp and Reichenau for the Giants and by Cowgill Hollmig and Snowden for the home team. A second game on April 22, 1923 saw the Giants win 13 to 6 with Knopp and Langerhans doubling and Reichenau hitting a two-run homer. Lee struck out 11.
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Jones
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Snowden
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Snipes
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Reichenau
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Hollmig
Lee
H. Langerhans
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Probst
Lochte
Orotus
Kelly Field
Giants
Vielock
Smyre
Knopp
Vellock
Rees- Langerhans- Lee
Senor
R. E. Jordan
Baker
Langerhans
Stonewall Dominates Harper 22-6 on Home Field
Stonewall pounded Harper for 22 runs on 16 hits as Harper made seven errors. Rahe led Harper with three hits, while M Burg, Casparis, and R Schumann sparked Stonewall with key hits and strong defense. Stonewall's pitching limited Harper and forced multiple double plays to end scoring chances.
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Rahe
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Cottle
T. Feller
W. Feller
C. Cottle
M. Burg
Omer Cottle
L. Deike
Oren Cottle
Or. Cottle
Staudt
Schmidt
W. Cottle
Danz
Farmer Boys League Standings and Results
Stonewall leads a uneven week with Stonewall 22 Harper 6 and Comfort 18 Willow City 6. Upcoming games set Willow City at Carter's and Harper at Comfort as League results stand and Stonewall shows an off day.
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Comfort
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Willow City
Harper Ae Ae
Harper
Carters
Legion
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Knopp School 50th Anniversary Celebration Planned
Knopp School marks fifty years of educational service in the community with a May 13 anniversary program at 2 p.m. featuring a short history, photo display, a German play, and a three act English play by adults. Former students teachers patrons and the public are invited to attend.
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Knopp School
Carter's Drop Narrow Loss to Legion in Close 4-3 Game
In Legion, Carter's Drop fell 4-3 as Grobe on the mound delivered a sharp start while the game stayed tight throughout. It marked the local club's second defeat of the season.
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Legion
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Haring
Grobe Dominates Friedrichs In 15–0 Giants Victory
The Giants defeated Ed Friedrichs nine from San Antonio 15 to 0 at Seipp Park on Sunday. Al Grobe pitched steadily, limiting the opposition as a deluge of hail halted play after two were out in the eighth inning.
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Ed Friedrich
San Antonio
Seipp Park
al Grobe
Giants Meet Al Hollmig's Redbirds at Seipp Park
Next Sunday the Giants face Al Hollmig and his Redbirds at Seipp Park in a revenge seeking clash after a prior trimming. Game time is 3:30.
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al” Hollmig
Hondo Redbirds
Seipp Park
Hondo
Arion Mixed Choir To Sponsor Gillespie County Singing Festival
The Arion Mixed Choir of Fredericksburg was chosen as host for next year’s Gillespie County Singing Festival during Luckenbach’s 41st annual celebration. Emil Hoffmann was named president for the county singing clubs and Benno Luckenbach named vice president. Otto Burgdorf was rejected as secretary-treasurer. The Luckenbach gathering opened with a business session and welcomed singers led by Adolf Hopf, with remarks from Pete Weber and community members. A large crowd enjoyed the Sunday night festival and dance.
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Arion Mixed Choir
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Luckenbach
Emil Hoffmann
Benno Luckenbach
Otto Burgdorf
Adolf Hopf
Froksinn
Pete Weber
Otto Hartmann
Wm. Dietel
Joe Melberg
Fred ericksburg High School to quit spring football drills
The 1940 Fred ericksburg High School football squad will stop spring practices Friday after a month of work as Coach Klaerner says next fall’s lineup could be strong. Spring game was canceled due to turf condition on the new field. Also notes fishing season openings in nearby counties with size limits and daily quotas, urging anglers to check local regulations.
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Klaerner
Llano
Colorado
Game Department
Local Firm Sells Mohair Residue In Thursday Sale
The Lochte Storage and Commission Co sold 100000 of accumulated mohair in sealed bids at their local warehouse on Thursday. Four of eleven invited firms bid, with Tom Parker of Emery and Conant winning at 48 cents for grown mohair and 58 cents for bid. A 67 cent premium applied to bids above the first 10 percent of total tonnage, estimated at 20 percent bid. The mohair was shipped Monday in three cars via F and N Railway.
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Lochte Storage and Commission Co
West Texas
Tom Parker
Emery and Conant
F. & N. Railway
Local Bowling Scores and a Houston Weekend Visit
Leo Petsch bowled a high single game of 255 and Hardy Moses led with a 582 three game series. Bright Star posted a high team single game 859 and City Mattress had a 2437 three game series. Dr. and Mrs H G Pfeiffer visited relatives in Houston over the weekend.
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Bright Star
City Mattress
H. G. Pfeiffer
Houston
Pet Kuenemann’s
Bright Star 1A
Pirates
Turn Verein
City of Fred’burg
Goodrich
Rustlers
Goodyear
Alma Dietel Listed Among 57 For Texas Education Degree
Alma S. Dietel daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dietel of this city is named among candidates for a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at the University of Texas. She joins fifty seven future teachers earning degrees in commencement exercises set for June 3.
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Alma S. Dietel
Wlliam Dietel
University of Texas
Miss Dietel
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