Plans for Kelly Field Officers Baseball Game at League Park
Enthusiasm runs high for the charity baseball game between the Kelly Field No 1 officers and the Kelly Field No 2 officers at League Park next Saturday afternoon. Proceeds go to the post athletic fund with bands from both fields providing music. Managers are Lt Glaire Chennault for No 1 and Lt W L King for No 2. Eleven players plus a manager per side, fully outfitted, with potential Army officer umpire and a prospective call from Major General Henry T. Allen.
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League Park
Kelly Field No. 1
Melly No. 2
Post Athletic Fund
Kelly Field No
Glaire Chennault
Kelly
W. L. King
K. of C
Henry T. Allen
Ninetieth Division
National Army
Camp Travis
Golfing Crowd Enjoys Fine Weather at City Courses
At the Country Club and municipal links crowds of 75 to 100 players gathered for daily rounds. Manager Whuleman plans tournaments to boost enthusiasm while Dr. Robert J. Crier of Chicago and local players like Jacks, C. J. Smith, A. D. Shutes, Sits, and S. M. Henderson joined from Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago and beyond. Notables including Mrs. James Conley, M. Snow, Le Mo Sullivan, Lt Edwin W. Miller and Capt M. Smyth watched from Brackenridge Park.
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Unu
Sits
S. M. Henderson
Cincinnati
Oscari", Barrett
SH. Moon
Louisville
G. Ousley
Chicago
Brackenridge Park
James Conley
Dallas
M. 5
Snow
New Orleans
le Mo Sullivan
Siouston
Edwin W. Miller
M. Smyth
Buffs Move Up to Second in Indoor League
The Buffaloes defeated the Pirates 13 to 10 to claim second place in the Intermediate League at the Y M C A. The Giants crushed the Bronchos 18 to 0 in the other game as Joseph Halliday held the Bronchos to no hits. Cutting led the Buffaloes with three hits and five runs, with Lutz and Teel contributing solidly. The Giants dominated the second game, with Halliday pitching and perfect team hitting, inching closer to the Mexican league crown while remaining undefeated.
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Tistuloes
Pirates
Buffaloes
Bronchos
Roseman
Cutting
Lutz
Teel
Giants
Prononsos
Joseph Halliday
Branche
Halliday
Strifel
One More Game: Bronchos Seek Win Before Texas League Trip
Local baseball fans await the Bronchos last home game before a Texas League trek to Houston. Manager Perry plans a tough Wednesday clash with Kelly Field to ready for five days on the road, starting Friday in Houston. Barfoot starts with Lengacre as reliever, while Semple supervises a strong pitching staff including Walkup and Wales. An 5:30 p.m. start is announced for the game at League Park.
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Houston
Perry
Kelly Field
Houston Buffaloes
Baseball Greens
Barfoot
Aviators
Lengacré
Semple
Walkup
Wales
Kelly Wield
Camp Travis
Chicago Cubs
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Alexander
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Harry Weaver
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George Tyler
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Tom Daly
Rowdy Illiott
Bev O'Farrell
Bunny Guneling
Pete Kilduff
Jed Merkle
Charley Deal
Chuck Wortman
Crusinberrs
Tripune
Oscar W.relchaw
Howard Mann
Post
Bill Veeck
Matt Foley
Examiner
Lutz Team Wins in Fast Senior Class Basketball Game
Henry Lutz's team defeated Robert Joyce's 19 to 7 after trailing 7 to 4 at halftime. Phillip Lebanon scored four sensational field goals, W Kothey tied the game with a late field goal, and Joyce led the losers with three field goals and a foul. Notable players included Adolph Wight and Warold Bateman on defense. Prolonged description covers lineups and a long note on Cubs travel and press entourage.
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Henry Lutz
Robert Joyce
Fotec
Sinwwir
Fos
W. Kothey
Phillip Lebanon iWho
T. G. Cox
Foard
Joyce
Adolph Wight
Warold Bateman
Lutz
J. Morse
W. Rother
P. Lebanon
B. Coon
G. Cox
A. Katz
A. Battaglia
A. Voight
J. Bateman
Jan Coste
Defeat Brooks Field by Nineteenth Infantry Machine Gun
The Nineteenth Infantry Machine Gun Company baseball team defeated Brooks Field 17 to 9 at Brooks Field. Lt Katsebue’s crew and pitchers Mahonee and Rosen contributed strong hitting and fielding as Rosen made nine putouts at short and collected two hits. The Nineteenth pitchers dominated early, and the team resumes play against challengers after a brief guard duty period.
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Joret
Brooks Field
I i
Aviation Post
Katsebue
Jorehe
Henry
Sid Hosen
Nineteenth
Mahonee
Rosen
Army
Mallee
Hankins
Forchs
Bronucs
Cubs Come and Go Visit S A for a Night
The third major league club of the season visited San Antonio for a Monday night stop, drawing large crowds and reports of many sold tickets. The thirty three strong party toured downtown and the Alamo before departing at 11:30 PM for Houston.
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San Antonio
Meet on April 20 at the post athletic field
The postponed big Kelly Wield track meet now set for Saturday April 20 on the athletic field by the post baseball diamond near headquarters. Prizes valued around 740 dollars will carry over, along with the program of events. Enlisted men will receive a holiday while hundreds enter the races and Mackinen Draw.
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Big Kelly Wield
Baseball Auction Nets $405 For Red Cross Relief
In Muskegon Okla April 9 a baseball signed by Hugh Jennings Christy Matthewson and Ty Cobb sold for 405 dollars at the local ball park. Proceeds went to the American Red Cross. Jennings Mitchell Cobb and Wild Bin Donovan sold Liberty Bonds and spoke at noon meetings in the railroad shops. Also reports of boxing results and college games across the Midwest.
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Muskageer
Oklo
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Christy Matthewson
Cincinnati Reds
Ty Cobb
Tigers
American Red Cross
Jennings
Mitchewson
Cobb
Wild
Donovan
Liberty
Waldo Mansion Sold Unoccupied Grand New York House
The Waldo Mansion at Madison Avenue and 72nd Street, built about twenty five years ago and never occupied, was sold by Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn to Samuel A Herzog Construction. The six story corner house with a bowling alley and ball room may become a dwelling club or apartment house as restrictions on use lifted last fall.
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New York City
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Brooklyn
New York Evening Post
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Gertrude Rhinelander Walde
Ted Street
East 724
Dime Savings Bank
Hughes & Tinnymo
Herzog Concern
West End Avenue
Tid Street
Waldon
Woman Who Leads Three Minute Women
Drexel Martha Carey Thomas heads the Three Minute Women, leading a campaign of rapid oratory alongside the Ten Minute Men. A Bryn Mawr College president for 23 years, she is 61, born in Baltimore, with Cornell and Zurich degrees and a key role in women's higher education. She also wrote Sir Gawayne and the Green Knight.
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Thomas
Bryn Masr College
Baltimore
Cornell University
Bohns Hopkins
Leipsic
University of Zurich
Surbonne
America
Bryn Mawr
James FE. Rhoads
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Sir Gawayne and
the Green Knight
Wild Cat Slays Hen in Amesbury Farmyard
In Frost Corner Amesbury a wild cat trespassed into the Sanborn farm hen house alarming Mrs Sanborn and children. Charlie Peel, a Civil War veteran, shot the intruder after it leaped on him. The creature, a three foot six inch wild cat, killed one of twenty one fowl.
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Ciah
Frost Corner
George Sanbern
Sanborn
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