Baseball Seventeen Years Ago Compiled From The Records Of R. E. Jordan
A compact retrospective recounts baseball history compiled from R. E. Jordan records, detailing notable games and season highlights from seventeen years prior. Names, locations, and key outcomes are highlighted to map the era’s competitive landscape.
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R. E. Jordan
Joske Brothers Defeat Giants 6–0 at Fair Park
May 21 1922 San Antonio Joske Brothers humbles Giants 6 to 0 at Fair Park. Swartzkopf fans 15, Hollmig 12, Lee 5. U Henke and Robert Lee with timely hits for Giants limited to two. Schedule notes include forthcoming games through May 30.
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Joske Brothers
San Antonio
Texas
Giants
Fair Park
Leroy Swartzkopf
U. Henke
Robert Lee
C. Condy
Hollmig
Lee
Swartzkopf
Joske Bros
Abrhore
B. Phillips
Briggs
Conoly
J. Phillips
Nixon
Cahill
Giraud
Gianst
Reichenau
H. Langerhans
Krauskopf
FE. Henke
E. Lochte
C. Probst
U. Schellhase
F. Ho
M. F Pyka
Arredondo
R E. Jordan
Stonewall Defeats Comfort 8-3 in Sunday Baseball Tilt
Stonewall baseball team beat Comfort Bronchos 8 to 3 in Comfort. Stonewall opened with four runs in the first inning and added three in the eighth and one in the ninth while holding off Comfort's late charge. Joe Pankratz led Stonewall with three hits in four at bats. R Schumann and M Deike also contributed multiple hits. Comfort pitchers Seward and Dummy Collins allowed 15 and 10 safeties respectively.
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Stonewall
Comfort Bronchos
Gillespie County
Comfort
Seward
Collins
R. Schuman
L. Deike
Joe Pankratz
Stonewall Abrheil
Deikess
M. Burg
J. Heep
R. Schumann
T. Casparis
S. Burg
EB. Schumann
Ladee
O. Schumann
R. Collings
Comfort Abrhe
Mar
Pankratz
Gewald
Lidia
E. ‘Schumann
Haufler
Electra Youth Killed Crossing Rail Tracks
Homer Ray Pruitt, 9, was killed by a passenger train on the Fort Worth and Denver line near Electra while walking home with his report card in hand. The accident occurred May 24 as the boy finished his final lesson of the season.
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Electra
Homer Ray Pruitt
Fort Worth
Denver
Giants Lose Askew Opponent No Show Hits Local Park
This week in sports notes the Giants faced a no show by Cibolo for a scheduled game at Seipps Park leaving Giants without a contest last Sunday. The column says Cibolo offered excuses about army players being unavailable and asks for a reschedule later in the summer.
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Giants
Cibolo
Seipps Park
Comfort
Stonewall
Sunset Softball Defeats Radio Post In Eleven Inning Battle
Sunset edged Radio Post 5 4 in eleven innings to keep top standing in the City Softball League. Leaders amid lower bracket teams face possible changes next week as league managers plan a meeting at Peters Hall on Friday June 2 to resolve operational questions.
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Radio Post
Sunset
City
Stein’s Ice
Cosden
Elton Jordan
Peters Hall
Clarence Pfeil Named Captain of Texas Longhorns 1949 Baseball Team
Clarence Pfeil, stellar Texas Longhorns center fielder, elected captain for the 1949 season and named a varsity letterman. Johnny Langerhans also receives special baseball merit awards. Pfeil noted for leadership and friendships as Fredericksburg’s first captain since Louis Jordan.
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Clarence Pfeil
Texas Longhorns
University of Texas Longhorn
Louis Jordan
Fredericksburg
Texas U. Louis
University of Texas
Clarence
U. of T
Johnny Langerhans
Fredericksburg High unveils new football and track field
Fredericksburg High School shows off its rebuilt athletic field behind the campus buildings. The area has been leveled sodded and grassed with a concrete retaining wall on the north side to prevent erosion. Bleachers will rise on the north slope, goal posts and equipment will be added, and lights may be installed before next football season.
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Fredericksburg High School
Memorial Day racing classic at Indianapolis Next Tuesday
National events to watch include the Memorial Day automobile racing classic at Indianapolis scheduled for next Tuesday May 30. A heavyweight prizefight between Max Baer and Lou Nova is set for next Thursday night June 1 in New York City.
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Max Baer
Lou Nova
New York City
Central Power and Light Co Elects Officers
J L Bates and Walter E Dickerson elected vice presidents at Corpus Christi meeting on May 22. Bates to supervise Guadalupe Victoria and Rice Belt districts. Dickerson to continue industrial development work. Other officers re-elected include Hill Cooper Neiswanger Loehr Boone Pierce Rhodes Manley and Menger.
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J. L. Bates
Valley
Walter E. Dickerson
Central Power and Light Company
Corpus Christi
F. L. Wilke
C. P
Rattlesnakes Bite Two Valley Youths in Starr County
Rio Grande City on May 21 reports two rattlesnake bite victims from Starr County arriving at Podriguez Hospital. The first patient is a 12 year old son of Hipolito Villareal of El Sauz, 15 miles northwest. The second is a 14 year old son of Ignacio Villareal of El Centro, 25 miles northeast.
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Rio Grande City
Starr County
Podriguez
Hipolito Villareal
el Sauz
Ignacio Villareal
el Centro
Brady Woman Burned In Stove Explosion
Brady, May 21. Hospital attendants report Mrs. John Winstead Sr. 65, was critically burned Friday and is in serious condition. The injuries followed a kerosene stove explosion at her home on Friday afternoon.
Soil and Water Conservation Board Plans May 29 Meeting
The board will meet at Temple on May 29 to set up the state organization and approve district creation rules. Five elected members plus advisory members discuss office location, district framework, cooperation with agencies, and information dissemination. Districts cap at 3,000 square miles with a petition from 50 landowners. Supervisors must be landowners active in agriculture and may hire staff, enforce land-use regulations, and administer projects. Districts can be created or enlarged by landowner vote. districts can be dissolved after five years by majority. Details require study of the act itself.
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Temple
T. O. Walton
Texas A
M. Clifford Jones
Texas Tech
Robt. Manire
J. EB. McDonald
Walser
Reeves County
Tarrant
Parker, Hood
Johnson Counties
Hahn
Beer Distributor Hosts Dealers in Milwaukee Brewery Talk
The event showcased Pabst Brewery plants at Milwaukee and Peoria with potential annual output of 3,000,000 barrels. Mr. Bradford noted Pabst is the only brewery capable of producing all its own beer. A Dutch luncheon closed the program.
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Pabst Brewery
Milwaukee
Peoria
Bradford
Pabst
Gentry Named New Chairman of Highway Commission
Former Smith County Judge Brady P. Gentry of Tyler was confirmed as chairman of the Highway Commission by Gov Lee O'Daniel. His six year term starts from Feb. 15, replacing John Wood of Timpson. R L Bobbitt remains on the commission. East Texas senators had urged the appointment from that region.
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Smith County
Brady P. Gentry
Tyler
Highway Commission
Lee O’daniel
Gentry
East Texas
John Wood
Timpson
R. L. Bobbitt
San Antonio
Wood
Thousands to Tour State This Year
About 400 000 automobile vacationists are expected to spend roughly 40 200 000 in Texas in 1939 according to Joe H Thompson national director of the Conoco Travel Bureau. He cites surveys of 1938 hotel route and information inquiries and predicts a banner year for Texas tourism with visitors from almost every state and Canada. Estimated expenditures include 10 000 000 in retail stores 8 500 000 for food 8 000 000 on gasoline oil and repairs 8 000 000 for hotels and tourist houses 3 200 000 for recreation and 2 400 000 for refreshments souvenirs and miscellaneous items.
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Conoco Travel Bureau
Texas
Joe H. Thompson
Bureau
Conoco Bureau
Thompson
Union
Canada
Conoco
Superintendent To Dallas Meeting
Lee McWilliams a Pedernales Electric Cooperative project superintendent based in Johnson City left Monday to attend a Rural Electrification Administration REA project superintendents meeting in Dallas Administrators John M Carmody and C L Falkenwald along with other high ranking REA officials will preside over the gathering
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Lee McWilliams
Pedernales Electric Cooperative
Johnson City
REA
Dallas
John M. Carmody
Rural Electrification Administration
C. L. Falkenwald
Division of
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