Comfort Nicks Tonewall For Farmer Triumph In Baseball Final
Comfort defeats Stonewall 8 to 3 to win the Farmer vs League title in a best of five series with a strong fourth inning rally. Kendall County supporters celebrate as Comfort secures the victory after an earlier 6-3 loss and 6-3 win in prior games.
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Stonewall
Powall
Kendall County
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Stonewall Root
Heinen
Bergmann
Kent Ind M. Burge & Foe
Kallenbergs Annex Softball Wins City League Title
Kallenbergs Annex clinched the City League softball championship by beating Cosden 5 3 on Thursday night to win the title after a tied series that included a 2 11 Kallenbergs win and a 23 19 Cosden victory. The season ended with post season play where Cherry Mountain defeated Sunset 10 18 on Tuesday night.
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Cosden
Theayoff
Cherry Mountain
Sunset
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Racing Horses at Fair Park Readied for Winter Season
The article notes horses trained at Fair Park gain familiarity with riders before racing. Downs praises the training and facilities. Colts will train two more months locally, then move December 1 to Florida to begin the winter race season.
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Fair Park
Florida
Hillbillies Triumph 31 0 Over Boerne Ahead of Seguin Clash
Hillbillies blank Boerne 31 to 0 in a decisive win. Anderegg scored on a 60 yard run after a kickoff return, Langerhans opened with a kickoff return, and one extra point was converted. Boerne struggles started with a punt from their 25 yard line.
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Boerne
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Anderege
Reserved Seats For Friday Game On Sale In Fredericksburg
Reserved seats for Friday night's game between the Hillbillies and Seguin are on sale at Fredericksburg drug stores the Hotel Nimitz and Jaycee committee members Hans Hannemann Alois Jenschke and Werner Kei del Jr. The south side seats near the school cost 50 cents each, 15 cents more than regular seats, with a reserved section created for high demand.
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Seguin
Fredericksburg
Hillbilly
FHS
Seguin High School
Klaemner
Nix
Matadors
Mew Braunfels
Bull Fighters
San Saba
Hillbillies Triumph in Scrimmage With Boerne
The Hillbillies beat Boerne in a rough scrimmage featuring multiple scorers. Anderegg Langerhans and Dudley Lee crossed for touchdowns as the first unit rested late. Seguin visits next week with the Matadors coached by Jake Wilson. The new FHS Band debuted to strong applause.
Giants Unable To Break Randolph Field Jink
Giants fall 7 to 8 to Randolph Field Ramblers in a tight Sunday game. Hugo Klaemner pitched effectively for Randolph Field as the Ramblers edged the Giants in a pitching duel.
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Randolph Field
Elton Jordan
Randolph Field Ramblers
Rams
Hugo Klaemner
Giants to face Kerrville Athletics at Seipp Park
Next Sunday the Giants meet the Kerrville Athletics at Seipp Park in their first meeting this season. The Athletics, based on past performances, seek a tough battle for the Giants. Game time is 3 30 p.m.
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Kerrville Athletics
Seipp Park
San Antonio Merchants
Yellow Cab
Dallas
Merchants
Kerrville Braves
Seipp
Rams Rally Past Giants in Ninth As Klaerner Shines
In a tight contest the Rams erased a 5 4 deficit with key hits by Yaskulski and L Schneider. Hugo Klaerner went the distance for the Rams fanning ten and driving in two runs while Bradfield and Hunt clouted timely doubles. Giants faded 8 7 in the ninth with Pifer and Molberg contributing early.
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Schneider
Bradiield
Rams
Yaskulski
L. Schneider
Schnerr
E. Kla
Hugo Klaerner
Randolph Abrhore Pifer
Bradfield
Murrell
Hunt
Hanna
Corbell
iDangle
Colosky
Abrhore
Ransleben
Molberg
Klett
E. Klaerner
H. Klaerner
Randolph
Giants
Icke O. Schneider
Ant
Staden
Sehnerr
Askulski
Hunt Dangle
Epp
Anderson
Hillbillies Debut Impresses In First Piledriving Game
Friday night action showed the Hillbillies with four standout backs Andergerg Langerhans Schmidt and Lee delivering scoring runs. Penalties and miscues were noted as agility and a promising line and backfield emerged while Boyce Fischer drew plaudits for heart and drive as fans anticipated the Seguin clash and district tests ahead.
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Hillbillies
Anderegg
Langerhans
Schmidt
Lee
Ten Pin League Highs Reported for Leo Petsch and Teams
Leo Petsch posted a 254 high single and a 575 three game series. Five Aces led team single games with 854, while Lone Star Beer topped team three game series at 2469.
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Lone Star Beer
Schenley ‘Shell
Southern Select
Lone Star
Saenger & Ochs
Turn Verein
Otto Kolmeier Co
Goodyear
Wells Motor
Quality Cash
Mutual Lumber
Keller Mare Wins Matched Race at Mason Fairgrounds
Malley Keller's Spike Tea, a Gillespie County mare, won the mile and seventy yard matched race at Mason Fairgrounds last Friday. She beat Willte Barther's Lady Street and a Bill Barton owned horse. Keller rode Spike Tea with Williams riding for White Brothers. Malley also won the second matched race over a half mile aboard Boots.
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Gillespie County
Mason Fairgrounds
Willte Barther
Lady Street
Bill Barton
Keller
Williams
White Brothers
Mally
Boots
Alamo Stadium Opens With Texas Aggies Big Game
San Antonio celebrates the new Alamo Stadium with top games on the schedule. The Texas Aggies meet Tulsa U on Saturday Oct 5 at 2 30 pm, tickets from Municipal Auditorium or by mail via the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.
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Alamo Stadium
Municipal Auditorium
Reds Clinch Second Straight NL Pennant In 13 Inning Win
The Cincinnati Reds clinched their second straight National League pennant by beating Philadelphia 4 3 in thirteen innings on Wednesday. In the American League Cleveland led Detroit and New York by a small margin with four games back, while Chicago remained within five games of the leader as the Yankees held the most favorable remaining schedule.
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Mason Trial Races Attract Good Crowd On Weekend
A horse owned by Duke Polk ran in a trial event at Mason to test matched races. about 150 spectators attended. Purses were $20 and $10. Mason News notes a family gathering as Mr W F Crenwelge and relatives visited Herbert Crenwelge in Waco on Sunday.
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Mason
Mason News
W. F. Crenwelge
Herman Crenwelge
Arnhold Crenwelge
Chas Braeutigam
Waco
Herbert Crenwelge
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