Secretary of Texas Association clarifies split season plan
In a detailed memo, secretary Chas L Clover explains no formal schedule existed yet for 1925 and that the first 60 games formed the emergency slate. The Texas League moved to a split season with a 184 game total and a June 25 first half close, amid votes from Mexia Austin Temple and Palestine against Terrell and Corsicana misstatements.
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Palestine
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Devenport
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Corsitana
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Schedule controversy over split season unsettled before June 17 meeting
Spotlight notes no formal schedule or closing date had been adopted for the 1925 season. Club owners voted for what they believed best for the league, while Corsicana and Oilers disputes are downplayed. The meeting lacked a confirmed closing date and no half-season dates were recorded. Dude Ransom was absent, and reports of a six game extension are denied.
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New Check Law to Hold Signers Responsible
A new law governing checks now operates placing toll responsibility on the signer. The discussion touches schedule changes and toll issues as the community in Mexia follows road building projects. The Bonham Street Methodist Church notes Sunday school at 9 45 AM with Rev H H Nance away at Georgetown.
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Navarro voters decide again on $7 million road bonds
Navarro citizens were called to the polls to vote Saturday on a $7,000,000 road bond issue. The campaign has been strenuous with supporters and opponents presenting arguments as voters consider the large financing measure.
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