Mannheim Wins Barons Creek Shoot Honors
Dannheim won the high score at the Barons Creek Shooting Festival held on the organization’s home range Sunday with a final score of 58 out of 60 rings. Henry Wen and Claude Noble tied for second with 54 rings, while Arno Moellering Walter Heimann Theo Lange and James Fritz tied for third with 53. A large field competed in the 96 scores listed in the results with many participants named.
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Dannheim
Baron’s Creek
Henry Wen
Claude Noble
Alvin
Tran Ante
Arno Moelerring
Walter Heimann
Theo Lange
James Fritz
Nimrods
Becoo
Henry Frantzen
Arno Moellering
Richard Tatseh
Sidrufreeyud
Sule H. Bari
Iss Rene
Willie Frgmeci
Pase
Sinns
James Pritt
Dantshe
Paul Hohenberger
Gus. Rusche
Edear Crenwelge
W. J. Frantzen
Harry Reichenat
Felix
BEGG
Rein Enderlin
Havo Moellering Teiler
Herman Heep
Exist
Louis Marquardt
Nves
Chas Kinksith
Chas Wilmsdr
Waller
Chas Wikingu
Julius Marquardt
Christian Wahrmund
W. F. Crenwelges
Herman Klinksiek
Seth Martin ~i
Harry Alberthal
Herbert Crenwelge
Arthur Lorene
Bernhard Crenwelge
Emil Lochte
Edgar Klein
Marvin Eekhardt
Harry Klinksiek
Hubert Reichenau
Eddie Apelt Sahn
Richard Hutschenreuter
R. FE Weber Ao
Herman Crenwelge
Bs Rusch
Frank Loth
Albert’ Martin Sate
Arthur Ahrens Dhak
Harry Moellering
Fritz Ros
Felix Herbert
Milton Grona
Indi
Otto Kott
Coed
Levy Rosenbusch
Rud Martin Ae Wy Re Frantzen
Phe
Moelering
Guenther Qlochte
Ann
Giants Sweep Braves To Reach Hill Country League Finals
The Fredericksburg Giants defeated the Kerrville Braves 7 to 2 to complete a clean sweep in the semi finals. Molberg led with four hits as Giants tally three runs in the fifth and ninth innings and set up a finals showdown with Stonewall or Boerne starting September 8.
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Fredericksburg Giants
Kerrville Braves
al” Grobe
Braves
Molberg
L. Schneider
Luckenbach
Jung
Grobe
Bull
Ransleben
Red Schinerr
O. Schneider
Giants
Stonewall and
Boerne
Texas A and M to Meet A and I at Alamo Stadium
Texas A and M faces A and I in a 8 p m game at Alamo Stadium San Antonio on October 4. Tickets on sale at Municipal Auditor ium Potchernicks and Tankersleys with mail orders via Football Committee San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. Center reserved seats priced 2.20 others 1.65 with sale in order of receipt.
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Alamo Stadium
San Antonio
Texas A & M
Tex- A & I
Municipal Auditorium
Potchernick’s
Tankersley’s
St Gerard's to Meet Giants at Seipp's Park Sunday
St Gerard's nine face the Giants at Seipp's Park Sunday at 3 50 p m in a game that will be their fourth meeting this season and their third in rivalry with the Giants holding a 2 0 edge. Ridgeway, St Gerard's ace pitcher recently bought by the Houston Buffs, is expected to start for the Saints.
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St. Gerard's
Giants
Seipp’s Park
Ridgeway
St. Gerard
Houston Buffs
Saints
Kerrville Defeats Giants In Tight Ballgame
Kerrville beats the Giants 7 to 2 as L Schneider and Schnerr lead with multi hit nights. Molberg and O Schneider contribute two base hits each, while Grobe and DeMasters strike out four and four respectively amid a 2 hour 20 minute game officiated by Hollomon and Meurer.
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Abrhoae Fisnsleben
Molberg
Schneider
Eehnetz
Klaerner
O. Schneider
Luckenbach
ORO
Miturue
Kerrville Abrhore
B. Neece
Ss-Tf
Bul
J. Neece
FS K
Punderburg
Clark
Calbath
Grey
Hughes
Klein
DeMasters
Giants
Kerrville
L. Schneider
Schnerr
Bull
Grobe
L. Schneider Schnerr
Lueckenbach
Ransleben
O. Sehneider
Funderburg
Hollomon-Meurer
General admission seating pricing at stadium
The article notes that seats beyond the goal lines and in the end zones are general admission priced at $1.10 for the general public and fifty-five cents for soldiers in uniform.
Lampasas routs Burnet in season opener
Lampasas drubbed Burnet 51 to 0 in the opening game of the 1941 season. Frank Rogers, Berry and Hammett led the Badgers with scoring bursts of 32 and 26 yards, Berry adding a 20-yard pass to Scott. Rogers contributed two extra points and a plunge.
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Lampasas
Burnet
Frank Rogers
Farmer
Berry
Badgers
Rogers
Hammett
Scott
District 34 A Football Schedule Sees Four Matches This Week
Football action in District 34 A features two headline games the Billies vs Seguin Matadors in Seguin and San Saba vs Taylor in Williamson County. Limpasas face Killeen in Lampasas and Llano meets Burnet in Llano with Rochelle idle and Goldthwaite and Richland Springs lacking schedules.
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District 34-A
Seguin Matadors
Seguin
San Saba
Taylor
Williamson County
Limpasas
Killeen
Lampasas
Llano
Burnet
Rochelle
Goldthwaite
Richland Springs
Defense Bonds and Stamps Encouraged for National Protection
A patriotic call urges citizens to support the country by buying Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. The campaign emphasizes lending the nation financial strength for defense efforts and public security.
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America
Gene ral Tires and drive-in station featured
A clipped item highlights local business names including Gene ral Tires and a Fred ericksburg drive-in station with Kubin Creawelge listed as proprietor. The text shows an era style listing of merchants and locations.
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Fredericksburg Drive-in
Kubin Creawelge
San Marcos F H S Billys Open Season With Promising Victory
The San Marcos high school football season opened with a strong showing by the Billies under Coaches Klaemner and Nix. Lee and Schmidt impressed in the backfield, Reichenaus and Bonn added spark, though penalties and fumbles marred the late game. A remark against a coach allowing a player to join as the House of David vibes concludes the piece.
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San Marcos F. H. S
Baliwick
Billies
Klaemner
Nix
Lee
Schmidt
Reichenau
Bonn
House of David
Seguin High Faces New Braunfels After 19 13 Loss
Seguin Highs Matadors look to rebound after last Friday’s 19 to 13 defeat by New Braunfels. Seguin outrushed and out first downed the Unicorns 250 yards to 214 and 10 to 4 in first downs. Coaches Jake Wilson and Lawrence Vetter pilot a strong backfield as Seguin fields 32 players and eight jettermen. The piece recalls Seguin’s 20 6 win over the Hillbillies last season and notes Texas A&M star John Kimbr ough’s modern fame and social distractions as a broader sports topic.
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Seguin
Billies
New Braunfels
Seguin High
Unicorns
Matadors
Dope
Jake Wilson
Lawrence Vetter
Black and Gold
Hillbillies
FHS
San Marcos
105 New Wildlife Bills Passed By Legislature
Regular Session of the 47th Legislature enacted 105 wildlife bills affecting Central South and West Texas. General laws prohibit musk rat taking without landowner permission and restrict Prairie Chickens to post September 1 1946. Deer storage removal by June 5. migratory birds governed by federal rules. pigeons protected. Public parks banned fishing without park consent. Non resident alien and artificial lure licenses relaxed for saltwater sport fishing. fresh water still required. Coastal shrimp five and a half inch limit retained. Eagles may be killed in western Texas. Gillespie Kimble Llano Mason counties allow suckers buffalo carp shad gar July August September October with large mesh or any time with wire rope or gig. other fish possession restricted. Blanco County fishing rules amended trotlines with more than two hooks allowed. closed season moved to February March April.
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Central
South
West Texas
The
Game Commission
State Parks Board
Gillespie County
Kimble
Llano
Mason
Blanco County
Rocky Hill and Luckenbach Split Softball Series
Rocky Hill won 18 6 in game one while Luckenbach took game two 2 1. Stonewall swept a doubleheader from Pedernales 15 7 and 7 1, earning a final series bid before Rocky Hill Luckenbach meet at Seipp's ball park. Rev and Mrs O Lindenberg depart for Corpus Christi and New Orleans to visit relatives.
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Rocky Hill
Guckenbach
Juckenbach
Stonewall
Pedernales
Mrs. O. Lindenberg
Corpus Christi
Texas
New Orelans
Dallas Rebels, Tulsa in seven game series for league title
The Dallas Rebels and Tulsa tied at 2 games each in the final playoff, with Dallas having defeated Houston and Tulsa eliminating Shreveport. The series moves to Dallas then Tulsa for a seven game race to the championship. Cardinals and Dodgers split wins in a week as NL leaders. Texas Lutheran College drops football due to lack of players with 14 reported at drills and two called to report to the Army.
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The
Giants
Dallas Rebels
Tulsa
Dallas
Houston
Shreveport
Cardinals
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Dodgers
St. Louis
Texas Lutheran College
U. S. Army
Erwin Woerner Undergoes Tonsillectomy at Local Hospital
Erwin Woerner underwent a tonsillectomy at a local hospital on Thursday September 11.
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Erwin Woerner
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