Llano Cowboys Forfeit Giants In Hill Country League
The Llano Cowboys forfeited a Hill Country League game 9 to 0 after Fredericksburg Giants walked out in the eighth inning. Boerne White Sox beat Kerrville 16 to 9. Mason edged Comfort 3 to 2. Henry Klaemer and Smokey Klaemer starred for Llano while Durst of Fredericksburg was injured.
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Liano
Fredericksburg
Boerne
Kerrville
Mason
Comfort
Llano
Cowboys
Fredericksburg Giants
White Sox
Kerrville Athletics
Zip Myler
Sox
Rhe
Eisenhauer
A. Leidl
Coleman
Myler
Dunsmore
Mason Mavericks
Comfort Broncos
Rhe Mason
Daeek Comfort
Cure
Sanders
Brown
Hauffler
Meyer
Smokey Klaemer
White
Burland
Pinckney
Henke
Durst
Giants
Klett
E. Fenke
Boomer
Deike
Rice Institute
Hollmig
Burlend
Baseball box score noting players Fuller Reed Hutto and Klaerner
In a 1 hour 50 minute game the Giants produce a 2 base hit by Fuller Reed and Hutto with Hut stealing a base. Klaerner and White combine for four strikeouts and walk totals of Klaerner one and White three. Giants leave nine men on base with Cowboys four. Umpires Burland and Lochte. scorers Martin and Jordan.
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Giants
Mason Mavericks
Kiaerner
Knopp
U, Henke
Hollmig Lb
Fuller Rf
Peter Ss
H. Klaerner
Lf Cf
Hahn
Klaerner
Gen
ABRHO
Pinckney
Taylor
Holloway
Mather
Hutto
Collins
Lewrig
White
Acon Sene Neni Pees Mentee
Cowboys
Fuller
Reed
Burland and
Lochte
Martin
Jordan
Fredericksburg Represented in Southwest Texas Independent Tourney
Fredericksburg enters the Southwest Texas Independent Baseball Tournament with Edgar Stroeher's Pennant Oilers boasting a 16–1 season record. Manager Perry Winkle will finalize entries Wednesday night, with post entries accepted by telegraph before Thursday. Teams must have lost no more than five games to compete, with Luling Charlotte Ormsby Company of San Antonio and Fredericksburg among likely first round entrants. Eight teams have signaled intent to enter.
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Fredericksburg
Edgar Stroeher
Pennant Oilers
Perry Winkle
Luling
Charlotte, Ormsby Company
San Antonio
Texas
Perry Winklecare
El Paso Wins Bid for 1931 Legion Conclave
Hal Brennan of Laredo was elected Texas state Legion commander at Austin as El Paso secured the 1931 state convention over Mineral Wells. Mrs. F. H. Carpenter was re elected Legion auxiliary president. Senator Tom Connally spoke as 2,000 delegates filled the arena.
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Hal Brennan
Laredo
Legion
Austin
el Paso
F. H. Carpenter
State Legion Auxiliary
U. S
Tom Connally
Marlin
Congress
Senate
Earnest C. Cox
Brennan
W J. Danforth
Fort Worth
Danforth
Baby Burglar Plea Confesses Widespread Thefts
In Colorado Texas five girls aged 10 to 14 and a 10-year-old boy pleaded guilty to a spree of burglaries. One 10-year-old admitted taking part in 50 robberies. They were sentenced to reform school until age 21 with the term suspended after a warning. Jewelry from Rev Reeves home was recovered.
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Colorado
Tex
C. C. Thompson
State Reformatory
G. T Reeves
Shooting Death During Hunt in Lockney Texas
John H. Mann a 56 year old retired farmer of Lockney Texas was found dead near his car this morning from a self inflicted shotgun wound while hunting in a pasture. An inquest verdict returned death by accidental shooting.
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Lockney
Tex
John H. Mann
D. C. Lowe
Haystack Fire Destroys Thiele Property
A large haystack belonging to Henry Thiele burned Wednesday afternoon. About 350 bales of cane and over 3000 bundles of hygari and top fodder were consumed. Town residents rushed to fight the blaze with water tanks, but the feed could not be saved. friends express sympathy.
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Henry Thiele
Thiele
Lutheran Church Barbecue Draws Community Fun
Members of the Lutheran Church hosted a barbecue on Saturday with entertainment for locals and neighbors. Rev. Probst of Kerrville performed piano selections as part of the evening, and attendees described the barbecue as delicious and enjoyable.
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Lutheran Church
Probst
Kerrville
Recital at Presbyterian Church Praises Mrs Stevens Pupils
Mrs. Lewis A Stevens presented music and expression students at the Presbyterian Church on Saturday. A large crowd attended and praised the performance as excellent entertainment.
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Lewis A. Stevens
Presbyterian Church
Harper Cubs Fall to Hunt 6 3 at Local Diamond
The Harper Cubs were defeated by the Hunt Baseball team 6 to 3 on Sunday at the local diamond. Harper will play at Junction next Sunday.
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Harper Cubs
Hunt
Harper
Junction
The Preacher Teases Sermon Repetition
A minister announces sermons for the day with plans to speak on Married Life in the morning and Eternal Punishment in the evening The whisper is noted as sheer repetition and a light critique.
No U. S. Money for Texas Drouth Relief
In Texas only Red Cross funds will aid drought relief. Governor Moody learned from Secretary Hyde that production credits from the Farm Board and cooperatives will back next year’s crops, but no federal money is allotted for drought relief. Hyde cites reduced railroad rates for feed and livestock and urges rapid state action. Clay County reports a $65,000 need for 325 families. Red Cross investigations will apportion funds. Texas is excluded from a prior flood relief act, leaving no federal funds.
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Austin
Texas
Red Cross
Dan Moody
Arthur M. Hyde
Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Board
Hyde
Grouth
Moody
Texas Railroad Commission
Clay County
Congress
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Drouth
Farm Board
Sterling, former J. S. senator, dies at 79
Former South Dakota Senator Thomas Sterling died at home in Washington from heart trouble at age 79. He served in the U.S. Senate from 1913 to 1925 as a Republican, later practiced law, and was named to the Washington Bicentennial Commission by President Coolidge. He was born February 21, 1851, near Amanda in Fairfield County, Ohio.
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Washington
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Sterling
Senate
Coolidge
Card of Thanks for Charles Marvin Jordan
The family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy assistance and floral offerings after the death of Charles Marvin Jordan. They thank Revs Becker and Radetzky for condolences at home and graveside. Doctor and Mrs M E Jerdan.
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Charles Marvin Jordan
Revs. Becker
Doss and
Radetzky
Art
M. E. Jerdan
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool votes for compulsory 100 per cent pooling
Regina reports a large majority of Saskatchewan Wheat Pool members voted in favor of compulsory pooling of grain. Farmers directed officials to seek government legislation implementing the change, a move long urged by farm leaders. It is understood all farm voters must approve for enforcement.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Saskatchewan
Succeed with Turkeys in Feeding and Ranging
The article stresses that feed type and feeding method greatly affect poult growth. It notes decades of difficulty rearing turkeys in domestic settings and the challenge of providing wide open ranges. Proper feeding reduces labor when ample range is available.
Lightning kills horses. riders injured in Texas
Madisonville Texas September 1 Ray Redding eighteen and a negro were hurt when lightning struck the horses they rode and killed them. They were driving cattle and had stopped under a shed during a rain shower. The negro was unconscious but Redding recovered. both were believed paralyzed.
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Madisonville
Tex
Ray Redding
Redding
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