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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1928

Page

10

Giants Top Bronchos 3–1 Behind Probst Strong Pitching

Pepper Probst outpitched Zip Myler as the Giants beat the Comfort Bronchos 3 to 1 on their home field. Leidl and Jordan contributed key plays. Leidl’s ten chances with no errors and a late run aided the win, while Myler’s homer accounted for the Bronchos’ lone run. The victory sets up a Sunday and Monday twin bill against New Braunfels Tigers and Kelly Field Independents.

Jordan Leidl Giants Myler Meyer J. Pankratz Langerhans Wright Klett Hollmig Leidl Jordan Probst Durst Knopp Peter Braunfels Tigers Kelly Field Independents Yellow Jackets Bronches Ted In Jor- Knopp Henke Batdan Bronchos Ily Molberg E. Lochte

Fluctuating cattle prices at Fort Worth stock market

May 22 1928 Fort Worth stock market reports light cattle receipts with steady to firm prices. Fed steers from South Texas average 1044 pounds at 11.85, South Texas grass steers 9.25 to 10.00, cows mostly 5.25 to 9.75 depending on grade. Hog top 9.30, sows 8, pigs 5 to 7, sheep steady with fat ewes and wethers sold. two-year-olds and calves noted with prices around 8.50 to 13 for various classes.

South Texas

Two Texas GOP Delegations Split For National Convention

Dallas May 22 Two rival Republican delegations will go to the Kansas City national convention from Texas. One led by Fort Worth’s L C Littleton and Seguin’s Harry M Wurzbach and the other by Brownsville’s R J Creager. Littleton jailed briefly for defacing property and bonded, while Creager’s faction elects 22 delegates and 4 delegates at large all pledged to Hoover.

Dallas Texas Kansas City C. Littleton Fort Worth Harry M. Wurzbach Seguin R. J. Creager Brownsville J. E. Elgin Littleton Creager Herbert Hoover Hoover

If Your Foot Slips You May Recover Balance

Reflects on the danger of slipping speech vs physical balance with a proverb-like observation about tongue slips and memory of words. Emphasizes the contrast between physical steadiness and verbal recall.

Two Classes of Men: Doers and Promisers

A reflection on human effort distinguishing two types: those who act now and forget, and those who vow to act later and forget. The quote underscores urgency and accountability without naming individuals or events.

Roosevelt quote on equal treatment and merit

The dated charge reads as a Roosevelt style call to judge by worth and merit with a square deal for every man. A child dialogue follows about a kiss, with a mother urging and a boy named Bobbie refusing, fearing a slap like papa.

Roosevelt Bobbie Papa

Littleton-Wurzbach faction names delegates and stance

The faction elected four delegates at large to the national convention and reaffirmed that the 22 delegates chosen at the recent conventions were regular and should be seated by the national committee. It condemned Crea leadership tactics and commended its own position.

Littleton-Wurzbach National Committee Crea Wurzbach Ver

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