Athletics and Battery B clash at Krisch park
Athletics beat Battery B 4 to 0 in a regular league game at Krisch park. Pitcher Bettled Sid prevented quick scoring after the second, while Toepperwelt starred for the Athletics and Lawless for Battery B. Merzey played first base for the Athletes. The Fettlers defeated the White Wonders 6 to 4 on South Presa Street diamond.
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Athletics
Krisch Park
Rays
Sid Fime
Lawless
Dkewise
Battery B
George Merzey
Missionfields Win Big as Battery Band Pewcork Score Soars
Food for fans as Missionfields topped the Blackanuths yesterday by a bold score of 9 to 7 on the latter's amond. The Battery Band Pewcork school plays at 3:30 pm on the New East diamond, with the Athleties traveling Tuesday afternoon for another game against the Battery ipathy. Louie Barbour of Holyoke was out with the Hoyas, aiming for a strong finish before joining his New England League team. George Markley will wear Houston’s uniform and depart late week. Amateur teams debuted in new uniforms, Beethoven Juniors gray with red trim, Athletics white with blue trim, and M. Hallé & Bros. gray with black trim.
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Hom Battery
Pewcork School
New East Diamond
Nes
Ipathy
Louie Barbour
Holyoke, Con
Hoya
Beethoven Juniors
Athletics
M. Hallé & Bros
Alamon
Alamoy
Moseley
White Cape
Aid Jenny
Ainter
Alamos
White Sox
Doering
Palla
Meltzer
Tondouze
Missionfield
Tunners
Fred Wagenfuhy
Pioneer Mills
Pioneers
Wagentuhr
Hig
Juntore
Hetthaven
Alert Stevas
Arnald
John Frost
Goldsmith
Prescott
Abott
Hoye Se
Armbrust
Emil Blumar
Plonears
AEE OA
Rodriguez
Oye
Toon Nosen
Fiat
Gotthardt
Lee Wallace
Barrerd
Peent
Goldsraith
Chepa
Gittinger
Beckman
P. Guerrna
Erhirth
Hvalng
Leare
Picarer Mills
Beethoven Inntoi
Beethoven
Wagerfuhr
Jerirminn
Battle of the Pins League Schedule and Lineup
Bowling season opens at Sommers Garden with eight teams listed Socials Mission White Rose Eagles and more. The article details home venues Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights and provides full rosters with captains and players for each club.
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Mondial jRight
Sommers’ Garden
Owls
Dalliig
Sonmers' Garden
White Rose
Sais
Mission Garden
Mission
Hegles
Tus City Bowling League
Socials
K Club
Sommers
Beethoven
White Rosé
Owin
Dulling
K- Club
Muth's
Eagles
Follotvs
Gwis
E. Goldberk
J. Kraus
J.pfetzter
F. Thels
J. Klusling
Moyen
W. Dielman
J. Harderdiet
Saps
F. Clemens
Sebmite
F. Wagentuehr
al Richey
H. Dresch
Abbott
KL Karuny
F. A. Clemens
A Clemens
Z. He
al Lutz
MD Kor
Charles Hoffman
A) Staudt
Ad. Kohr
A. Digosh
Sister Summerfield
AL Whithoff
Fred Hobson
Albert Rohr
Notice to Players Amateurs Offered Use of Kriech Park
Amateur teams in the city may use Kriech Park during the week by applying through this column or by writing up. Manager Dugosh can be reached at office phone 223 or resilience phone 3/37. The Light and park management aim to make Kriseh's park feel like home, providing a up to date diamond with accommodations for players and spectators.
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Krixeh Park
Dugosh
Amments
Kriseh's Park
St Anthony Routs Laurel Heights In High Scoring Game
St Anthony scored a season high in a youthful contest, racking up 34 runs aided by 18 drives and Laurel Heights errors. Anthony's Dusgeau and Paupurtapia led the offense while Laurel Heights struggled with four hits and three runs. Nelson and Wilson pitched for Laurel Heights, while Dusgeau and Paupurtapia starred for St Anthony.
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ST. Anthony
Bastinys
St Anthony Collens Diedeenaigh
Laural Heights
Laurel Heights
Acore
Anthony
Laurel
Laurel Haights
Nelson
Wilson
Dusgeau
Paupurtapia
Amateur Leagues Forming Strong Feans Teams For The Light
Amateur leagues form under The Light with several teams applying to join three leagues. Tryout series will determine league placement. Next weekend schedule to be published Thursday. Teams will play at Krisch's field or other Light facilities. Captains and team names listed, entry closes April 20. late applications may not be accepted.
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Light
Antil
Krisch
Bronvho Juniors
Bagleston
Tied Sox
Sellinger
Tilt
Ors
T& Hogan
Winfield
J. Freak
D. Tale
A. B. Prank
Scoffield
Wolfa Marx
CG. Mitchell
Haa Ag
Myr
Dugosh
Mur
Representen
Trophies Offered by Light Stir Bowling Circles
The Light has renewed interest in nine-pin bowling with individual trophies for members of the leading teams in both the City Bowling League and the Ladies City Bowling League. No distinction of sex is made, and trophies will be awarded to each member of the leading team.
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City Bowling League
Knights and
Indies
Senators 8 to 0 over Bronchos in long game
Fort Worth area box scores report the Senators blanking the Bronchos 8 to 0 after 19 innings in a marathon contest. Pitchers Crabbly and Herbert combined for the shutout while Gordon led the Bronchos with several hits, and San Antonio squandered chances with baserunning and errors.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Amill
Experts at Tennis Coming to Almerica City
Hrvéa Wright and Clarence Hobart, top U S players, will play on Country Club courts Wednesday afternoon April 8. They tour with Wright's father, a Boston firm supporter. Wright ranked ninth and Hobart sixth in America. Hobart once doubles champion with Hovey and recently won the Longwood title. The party heads to Mexico for April 11 tournament and Mexico championships. Erven Wright is S. Wright’s brother and holds the singles title.
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Hrvéa
Wright
Clarence Hobart
Almerica
Country Club
Hobart
Boston
Gieen Wright
America
Clarence Hobarts
Ladies Bowls Schedule Shows Mix of Laurel Fern Leaf Matches
The Ladies City Bowling Journey adopts a weeks long schedule with matches between Laurel Ladies Bowling Club, Fern Leaf Bowling Club and others. The plan runs from early April to late June with dates at Summers Summers Mission Muths Beethoven and Beathoven venues.
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Sommers’ Alieys
Laurel Ladies’ Bowling Club
Fern Leaf Bowling Club
Laurel
Farnleat
K's
Mission
Royal Neighbors
Beethoven
Muth's
Royal Neighbors Va
Fernleaf
Kays
Minths
Migsion
K'a_ ve
Royal Netmubers
Wednear Fay
Miestan
Royal Netchham
K.'s
Beathoven
Lavies Va
Fernteut
Bunthaven
Laiies
Tuna
Muth’s
Fornleat
Boer ne Defeat Amateurs in Opening Day Tie Breaker
Boerne White Sox opened the season by edging the San Antonio Amateurs 11 to 6 after a seesaw game. San Antonio led 7 ends before White Sox rally produced seven runs in the eighth. Final line score lists Kelser Marbo Diana Butehoy Arnold and other players.
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Roerné White Sox
Boerne
San Antonio
U To
Anvanih Diana
San Antonio Witcher
White Sox
T. Phe Scar
Kelser
Marbo
Relst
Diana
Butehoy
Arnold
Lans
Glaerat
Furha
Frost is High Man at Laurel Heights Gun Club
High scores highlighted Sundays Laurel Heights Gun Club shoot. John Frost led in class A with a shootoff victory over Albert Sores. Zadek won class B1 after a shootout with Tom Frost and others. Seth Searcy’s 28 remains top in class C from Thursday.
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Laurel Heights Glub
Laurel Heights
John Frost
Albert Sores
Zadek
Tom Frost
Josent Shiner
T. W. Campbell
Seth Searcy
Ada
Wagenfuehr Wins Game in Hit Laden Victory
Wagenfuehr credited with win after bases on balls and error. Hearns Hummel two base hits include Cistanoles Abbott Wasenfahr and Wagener with stolen bases and passed balls by Rodrigues. umpire Jack Burke. Time 1 45.
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B. Hatley
Rea Kieta
I Portes
Kolaski
Lawless
Arpenter
Sanneuo
Maiba
E.eveenee
Athlaties
Abrhoag
Markley
H. Kn
Athiadles
Lawlusa
Toepperwein
Tyme
Toep
Toepperwelo
Kolashd
Basea
Kilein
G Carpenter
Toepperweln
Swoboun
Klein
Porter
Strack
Tonperwela
Bares
Balla
Firat Hagas
Smith
Ath
Tetien
Teepperwela
Swoboda
Watoe
Miie
Beckman
Hatters
St. Louis Juniors Support Pitcher in Narrow Victory
The St. Louis Juniors backed their pitcher as the team edged St. Marys College 4 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Both teams struggled at the plate while St. Louis received solid defense and timely hits, with three errors by St Marys contributing to the outcome. Rodertes, St Marys, Dolan, and Dagean were among listed players in the box score.
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St. Lois
St. Mary’s College
St. Louis
Helberg
St Mary
St. Lonly
St. Louie
St. Louie Rells 000 100-4 FT | St. Mares
Rodertes
Pigeons Set Fast 100 Mile Race Result
Homing Pigeon Fontvers from Woodlawn held their first regular race from Smithville covering 100 miles. Birds released at 7:20 AM. first arrival at 4:22 PM, three hours and two minutes later. Best time of the season so far. rival clubs reported times of three hours thirteen and three hours fifteen minutes. Arrival order follows.
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Woodlaivn
Fontvers
Elth
Smithville
Cuubs
Light Awards Personal Trophies To Amateurs
The Light will present individual trophies to players on the team that wins the most games in the three leagues formed after tryouts. The aim is to reward personal effort since team prizes vanish when seasons end and players move on. Gifts include rock salt and oats from M. Marucheat's.
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White Wonders
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FOOD
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Thole
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Amond
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George
Houston
Terrell
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Acentitio Brewing
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Keylich
Oald
Froebel
W. Hoffman
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AL Lassner
Geyer
Welker
Judmater
Phillips
G. Koch
A. Riedner
R. Vanderstrailen
W. Riedner
Lohmueller
J. Tubbs
H. Dukes
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Schroner
Schaater
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P. Moorgen
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Maren M. Baela
G. Gerges
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Thompson
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Hy Crabble
Mitchell
Crabbly
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Herbert
Umpha
Shethan
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Ta Ft. Worth
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Dupree, Miller, Wickes and Montgomery
Dwyer
Rameworth
Tay Robinson
Shelley
Tee
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Guerra
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Vormander
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Pant Hynes
Raschow
Bulls
Eynes
Koltey
Shields
Slump
Farnsworth
D. Dryer
Laura
Red Sox
Laurel Teleus Terrace
Chapa Reds
Étark
Umieh
Pot Sox
Grant Neds
A. Sellinger
J. Na
Adama
C. Coleman
McHugo
Dweyer
Manuel
Garcia
R. HW
Tigers
Kriseh’s Park
San Antonio Tigers
A. B. Frank Co
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Broncho Juniors
Laurel Heights Terrane
Steves & Sons
West Texas
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Buena Vieta Ind. & GN
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High Man
Wagenfuehr
Bee
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