Comfort Defeats Stonewall To Tie For First In Former BOYS League
Comfort rallies to beat Stonewall 7-4 after Stonewall led early, lifting Comfort into a first place tie. Melvin Flack went 3-for-3 to lead Comfort, as Carters toppled Harper 9-1 to join the tie atop the standings. Delorey of Harper went 3-for-4 in the Harper loss.
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Carters
Harper
Comfort
Stonewall
Melvin Flack Comfort
Delorey
Moldenhauer
Unclear baseball box score with multiple players noted
Box score fragment lists Lopez Mel Flach Heinen Schnelle Lin demann and others with stolen bases two base hits three base hits and double plays. Pitchers Hien en Ruebsahm go nine innings each with varied hits runs and strikeouts. Umpire Wright scorer runs.
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Lopez
Mel
Flach
Heinen
Schnelle
Mel Flach
Lindemann
FE. Schumann
L. Deike
J. Heep
Ruebsahm
Comfort
Stonewall
Wright
E. Flach
Carters
Harper
Carters Abrhoae
Arhelger
D .R. Wuest
Bird
O. Wuest
Staats
Stietle
Keller
Eckert
Mouldenhauer
Harper Abrhoa
Delory
H. Cottle
Lumpkins
Dr. Cottle
Tatssch
Reese
F. Feller
W. Feller
Om. Cottle
U Cottle
Rahe
Delorey
R. Wuest
Steitle
Om Cottle
Cd Cottle
Price
Cottle
T C Wuess
Postmasters To Meet District Event In Kerrville
Postmasters from Texas 21st district plan a semi annual meeting in Kerrville on May 30 with about 100 attendees and families. Host Gober Gibson and committee members include W A Smith and J S Colley. Speakers include Dan Quill of San Antonio and Ray E Lee of Austin. Max W Staudt extends sale to May 24. Local visits and agricultural programs noted.
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Texas
Kerrville
Robert Klingelhoefer
Klingelhoefer
Gober Gibson
W. A. Smith
San Saba
J. S. Colley
Legion
Charles South
Dan Quill
San Antonio
Ray E. Lee
The
Austin American
Austin
General Tires and Tubes at Fredericksburg Drive In
Rubin Crenwelge proprietorship announces action involving General Tires and Tubes and Fredericksburg Drive In Station. Prop 32tf referenced as guiding detail. Public notice outlines parties and implied engagement terms.
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Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Giant Pitchers Unable To Check Boerne Onslaught
The Boerne White Sox defeated the Giants 13 to 7 at Seipp Park on Sunday. Boerne piled up fifteen hits led by C Klaerner and A Enderlin, scoring once in the first, two in the third, and a seven run fourth to put the game away.
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Elton Jordan
Boerne White Sox
Giants
C. Klaerner
Enderlin
Seipp Park
Sox
Giants to face Randolph Field Ramblers at Seipp Park
Next Sunday the Giants meet the strong Randolph Field Ramblers at Seipp Park. The Ramblers were National semi pro champions last year and the Giants expect a stiff battle. The game will start promptly at 3 30.
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Giants
Randolph Field Ramblers
Seipp Park
Ramblers
Enderlin Game Sees Homers In Giants Loss
Enderlin relief Behr shut down in a nine inning rally as the Giants fall 7 to 13. Bowmann Pfeiffer and Bourgeois homer for the Sox while Pyka Luckenbach and L Schneider go deep for the locals. Behr pitched deep, Enderlin allowed six runs, and Pfeiffer drove in five.
Child Injured When Parent Drives Nail Through Toe
Joy Solbrig six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Solbrig was hurt while playing near her father woodworking. The nail head penetrated the right toe bone and she received emergency care at a local hospital before being sent home.
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Joy Solbrig
Alvin Solbrig
Kott Takes Alexandria Manager Post In Evansville League
Fredericksburg veteran Carl Kott leaves the Fort Worth Cats to manage the Alexandria team in the Evansville league. He is noted for his utility play and expected to clash with arbiter Andy Andrews, with a storied career and baseball knowledge. Also covered are Rice’s Freddie Walcott setting a 230 yard high hurdles world record, Texas winning the Southwest Conference track meet, and the Cotton Bowl bid by the conference after a Houston meeting. Bimerich wins the Preakness for Col Bradley despite Derby winner Gallahadian's third.
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Fredericksburg
Carl Kott
Carl
Fort Worth Cats
Alexandria
Andy Andrews
University of Texas
Rice Institute
Houson
Freddie Walcott
Rice
Jack Hughes
Texas
Bimerich
Baltimore
Col. Bradley
Midand
Gallahadian
Hospital News Briefs Include Several Operations
This week at local hospitals, Mr Ed Verbey underwent an operation on Saturday. Mrs Paul J Staudt and Mrs Victor Weinheimer had operations on May 13 and May 15. C B Carter of Abilene, en route from San Antonio to Abilene, had an emergency operation and planned to leave hospital late this week. Harry Jenschke was ill and moved from a local hospital to his home.
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Ed. Verbey
Paul J. Staudt
Victor Weinheimer
C. B. Carter
Abilene
San Antonio
Carter
Harry Jenschke
Wildlife Film To Be Shown At School Auditorium
The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission wildlife film will be shown at the Public School Auditorium on Saturday night May 25 at 8 p m. Gillespie Game Warden Adolf Heep announces the Lions Club sponsors the free event open to all county residents interested in wildlife.
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Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Palace Theatre
Public School
Adolf Heep
Gillespie
Lions Club
Bowling records and family Mother's Day note
High single game 255 by Leo Petsch and high three game series 582 by Hardy Moses are listed along with team marks 859 by Bright Star and 2437 by City Mattress. Mr and Mrs Edwin Kneupper and daughter of New Braunfels spent Mother's Day with Mrs Adam Stehling.
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Lver Kuenemann
City Mattress
Pirates
Bright Star
Fred’burg
Goodrich
Turn Verein
Screwballs
Rustlers
Goodyear
Leo Petsch
Hardy Moses
Edwin Kneupper
New Braunfels
Adam Stehling
Rheingold School Closing Dance and Barbecue
The Rheingold School hosts a closing day on Saturday May 18 with a children's program at 2 00 pm a barbecue dinner and supper and beer and refreshments on the grounds A big night dance in the school pavilion features music by Herman and his German Boys Admission to the dance is 25 cents Everyone welcome
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Herman
Austin Couple Visits Local Friends Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Herman Kuhl mann of Austin visited with local friends and relatives on the past Saturday and Sunday forming a neighborly weekend gathering.
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Archie Novian
Baby of
Austin
Mrs
O. Griffin
Herman Kuhlmann
Deacon Dubbs Barbecue Opens Evening at Grounds
The program features an adults event at 8:00 PM with good music and cold drinks on the grounds. Trustees noted a 35 6 20 reference as part of the notice.
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Deacon Dubbs
Morris Ranch School to Close with Evening Programs
Morris Ranch School announces a closing program schedule featuring a children’s program at 1 36 P M followed by a softball game, then Graduation Exercises and High School Program at 7 15 P M. An open-air pavilion dance with Henrys Old-Time Brass Band admission 25 cents. Beer barbecue at 5:00 P M refreshments for sale.
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Henry
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Spenrath
Rfef Meckel
Mel. Flach If
Mar. Flachee
Hauffer
Lopez ii
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Stonewall Abrhoae
Bure
Heep
Schumann
Burg If
Luck'bach
Ducbsalun
Snewa
Mar. Flach
Roy Roger
Arizona
Gilmore
Mon
Jay
MLO Ie
Willow City
Carter’s
Harper Comfort
Max W. Staudt
Elberta Martin
West Texas
Baird
Mason
Boerne
Pyka
Luckenbach
L. Schneider
Bowman
Icke
Giant
Behr
Pfeiffer
Bourgeois
Boerne Abrhoae
Abrhoae Molberg
Jl. Schneider
Bowmann
W. Bergmann
Molberg
Ahrens
A. Bergmann
Patton
Boerner
O. Schneider
Mogford
E. Klaerner
Epp
Houston
In the Hospital
Joo Aeeines
Ostrow Hotel
Rheingold School
Grapetown
Little Red Mare
Pehl
Old Time
Peter’s Hall
Adolph Hofpner
All the
Deike’s Hall
Hye, Texas
Fritz Deike
Crabapple
Morris Ranch School
Mecklenburg Hall
Texas Play Boys
Stonewall High School
Southern Select
South
Galveston-Houston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Galveston Houston Breweries
Dee
Melton Keller
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