K Club Tops Socials in Tight City League Bowls Night
In a crowded gym the Kiami K Club edged Schuetze’s Socials 88 41 to 84 28 and lost 40 pins in the second duel 40. The Socials led early but the Ks surged with a 19 percent in the sixth inning to clinch the whirl wind finish. Key players included H Klaus C G Walker L Livingstone and H Stone for the K Club and E Schuetze A Klaus for the Socials.
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Schuetse
Socials
Klaus
K Clut
Holbrook
Kiami
Harrapp
Tha Ks
Harry Rupp
B. Albart
CG. Walker
O. Schuetze
al Klaus
Charles Page
Ke Livingston
J. Ann
H. Stone
Lineun
A. Klaus
H. Klaus
W. Gardner
Ike Livingstone
C. Page
J. Ans
L. Holbrook
A. Dugan
Henry Mesel
Seclalsk
E. Schuetxe
TE. Alburt
W. Schietse
A Tsschinger
D. Schuetze
W. Bennett H. Pasche
H. Rapp
Timpire
A. Tagosh
Seorer
A. Staudt
Barbour Switches To Left Handed Batter In Trial
Lonle Harbour, after weeks in San Antonio visiting his former home, heads to Holy Oak Massywhither to join a Connecticut Baseball League team. While here Barbour kept practice steady, shifting from right handed to left handed batting. He seeks advantage of left handed reach to first base and believes the change could bring success at bat.
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Lonle Harbour
San Antonio
Holyoake
Barbour
Former free Chief and umpire in Cotton States League
Sam H. La Tocque, once a teen on the San Antonio baseball team last season, has been assigned as an umpire in the Cotton States League. He formerly served as chief and now holds a regular umpire position in the league.
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Sam H. la Tocque
San Antonio
Collegiates and Turner Teams Set for Basket Game
The Collegiates and the Turner team will play basketball tomorrow night at the Turner court. Both teams are evenly matched and a good game is promised. The Y M C A gym held a morning workout and the Turner squad reported no injuries. Both teams are preparing for field day in May.
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Turner ‘Court
Hoya
Turner Boys Aid
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Opening Texas baseball season fans await umpire call
San Antonio fans ready for the season opener as eight city teams prepare amid high interest and improved grounds. Salaries rise signaling strong support for a competitive Texas league, with the Bronchos eyeing a title and Dallas set to face San Antonio on April 18 in the season opener.
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Texas
North Texas
Houston
Galveston
Gardinals
Washington
Minneapolis
San Antonio
Dallas Nine Roster Shuffle Promises Lively Season In League
The Dallas nine returns many holdovers Hate Stork Mang Kerns Maloney Tullos and Loudell with new faces Fletcher Slathery Barth making a lively challenge for the Bronchos. Shortstop Fletcher first baseman Slathery and outfielder Barth join Dallas while Fort Worth and Galveston unveil new infielders Blong Flitk Leopold and Vat with Pop Wellart guiding the Crustacean squad. Fort Worth rebuilds around Burns Jolson Jacoby Montgomery Butman Miller Deiter Hartman and Klett Hunka Spler as outfielders. Houston signs Texas leaguers Rey Afkeu Ben Shelton and Harry Blake, promising a tight race. Shreveport and Waco also plan strong showings under Civ ender and Pale Gear, with Wart Gardner and Alexander noted on paper and Breaks Gordon perhaps seeing action. When the Seniors arrive in Santong, debate on lineup continues.
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Uiese Leama
Dallas Nines
Hate
Stork
Mang
Kerns
Maloney
Tullos
Loudell
Fletcher
Slathery
Barth
Dallas
Panthers
Sand Crab
Goth Jort Worth
Galveston
Blong
Flitk
Leopold
Vat
Ineal
Pop Wellart
Fork Worth
Burns
Jolson
Jacoby
Montgomery
Butman
Miller
Deiter
Hartman
Klett
Hunka
Spler
Houston
Texas
Anslin
Wart Gardner
Alexander
Gordon
Old Santong
Tur ner league action ends in close splits at Krisch park
Local bowling results show the Giants and Bronchos splitting two games with tight finishes. Key players listed include Lopmueller Ling Baetz and Hoefgen, while Austin reports Texas Southwestern and Battery B baseball games with shifts in pitching and scoring in fast, high temp action. Community leagues announce meetings and practice sessions as City Bowling begins.
Food for the Fans: Hills region senior series results
Kerrville edged Fredericksburg in the first senior series game. Cuero beat Victoria 9 to 7 at Victoria. San Antonio Athletics prepare for a third game on the new post diamond, following two wins. High School meets St Marys College at Kyiech Park at 1 30 this afternoon. Missionfield hosts West Texas Military Academy next Thursday. A postponed match between Peacock Military School and San Antonio Academy is listed as well.
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Pascock School
Battery B
Post
Shattery Bod
Lawless
Ashford
Peacock Boys
FL Lawlean
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Waltrmond
Pyke
Tavis
Coleman
Cuero
Victoria
San Antonio Athletics
Athletics
Bwo
Kyiech Park
High School
St. Mary's College
Sae Missionfield
West Texas Miliary Academy
Mission Siateu
Peacock Military Shoe
San Antonio Academy
RATTLE OF THE PINS AT FARNER ALLEYS
Bowling card notes Lowther's Genig faces work's Steers on Farner alleys tonight. Wednesday City League match Sommers' alleys Owls vs Balling's Selections. Tomorrow Turner alleys hosts Mrs Gloeckner vs Miss Wiedenfelt in Turner Ladies league. Laurel Ladies' Bowling elth meets Fem Leaf next Wednesday afternoon on Sommers' alleys. Game time 3 30 PM. Pfeiffer's Hormets versus Juenger's Panthers tonight on St Joseph alleys.
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Farner Alleys
Lowther
Genig
Work
Steers
Sommers
Tle Owls
Balling
Laurel Ladies
Elth
Fem Leaf
Soamers’ Aleys
Ieague
Oes Pfeiffer
Hormets
Juenger
Panthers
St. Joseph
Saps
R. I. Burnatt Co. Box Factory a Large Texas Plant
One of the largest box factory operations in the South, R I Burnatt Co. runs a major plant under R L Burnett with thirty five to fifty employees. The firm services Texas, Louisiana and Mexico, and offers a full line of wrapping paper, bags, twine and related supplies at M. Maraicheau's.
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R. I. Burnatt Co
Cottmerce
al Kinte
South
R. L. Burnett
Tw Company
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
RL. Burnatt Company
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O’brien
Hiladelphia
Jack" O'Brien
Philadelphia
Weidy
Tandard
Lexy Wanks
Alexaner
Utp
Sam Anite
Bron
Alamo
Chance
Lone Star Brewing CO
Washer Bros
Fou
Cascade Pure Whisky
GEO. A. Dickel & Co., Distillers Nashville, Tersin
Parmer & Findley
Waco
Turners
Tray
Lohmueter
M. Ba Ginnty
Intervel
Ee Aixlle
Lopmueller
G. Ling
Frankel
MM. Baetz
C. Sennitt
Keylich
Max Schuncke
Hoefgen
Wharton
G. Kroebel
Doc Mays
Jaster
HK. Whadton
C. Boelhauwe
Pes
George Schroeder
Giants
M. Baets
Capliln
Schnidt
E. Keylich
M. Schmit
N. Riedner
A. Juidingier
Pi Hoefgen
L. Tubbs
Charles. Phillips
R. Newman
P. Pfeiffer
Senrets
Dunham
Secon
Wantzloe
Krisch Park
Austin
Tex
Southwestern
Brow
University
R. Texag
Batterley
Brown
Brownie
Johnson, Stone and McClain
Sommer
Ieles
Tlyieg
Bowlng Teague
Rohoe
Owl Bowlng Club
Sorhiers Garden
Independents
Emerson
David Crockettr
Mission Garden
Mission Garden Bowling League
Labhot Yell
Sash A . H. Baety
Enetx
Hove
Giveckmar
Lohmueller
M. Maraeheau's
R. Rosenfield
M. Nussbaum
Phoenix
Lus
Navarra St
the State Bank & Trust CO
East Houston ST
San Antonio, Texas
W. T. McCampbeli
A. E. Haile
Cashler
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
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