City League Teams Named After Rowing Meeting
Alfred Klaus Oscar Gerlach Ed Schnetze and others met at The Light offices to confirm 15 bowling team selections. A committee was named to draft resolutions on a death in the Klaus family and no further team changes would be allowed without bylaw adherence.
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Alfred Klaus
Oscar Gerlach
Ed Schnetze
H. Glasser
J. Cosstove
A. Dugosh
Lenge
the Light
PL Clemens
Schmidt
Fier
al Richey
FL Abbott
E. A. Dress
A. Dietel
Charle i A. Clemens
A. Clemns
J. Heck
G. Withalf
Oo. Gerlach
W. Mann
E. Schustze
C. Walker
E. Albert
W. Schuetze
Ry Sehuetze
A. Tashinger
H. Rapp
Otto Barnhardt
H. Pusehe
J. Sehuetze
W. Bongell
M. Walters
GC. Drumgoole
C. Smyasi
Hugo Sehuetze
Jax Raetz
Fo Heubaum
L. Summerfield
Ed Kohr
B. Lohmuellus
George Lowther
Adolph Dugosh
al Staudt
A. Mwithotl
Adolph Mohr
Dullnig
Ken Dallnig
Charles Dallnly
Otto Mullniz
Hugo Aman
Louis Altman
Ie Diliniz
H. Reichelt
Con Jesse Dallaly
Ad. C. Dallnig
George Huth
Bick Linth
Jerry Storms
J. Vinek
A. Heyer
Alf Klaus
Otto Klaus
Herman Klaus
Henry Mesch
Dock Stowe
the Livingston
Andrew Stowe
John Anz
Lee Wallace
Leu. Holbrook
Ernst Xravia
C.page
Waller Gardner
Art Dugan
A. Dimaline
FL Goldbeck
Gloeser
H. Liech
Hugo
Local post office baseball team forms from five divisions
Post office staff organize a team with players from Mailing division city distributors clerks and cartiers John Payne elected captain J Oscar Chapman treasurer The team will be ready in ten days or more with daily practices led by Manager Chapman Amateur league plans and practice games at St Marys College Krisch's pitch and a Laurel Height Terrace diamond grandstand are noted Players vie for spots while a schedule for next Saturday’s Tights amateur league is to be released tomorrow
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Cartiers
John Payne
J. Oscar Chapman
Chapman
St. Mary's College
N'Eluck High School
San Antonio Academy
Krisch
Laurel Height Terrace
Battle of the Pins and Owl Club Outing
The David Crocketts and Owl Howling Club members dominated Tuesday night action at Mission Garden alleys. Ed Kahr set a new city quintet record with 292 on Jameson’s alleys, surpassing the previous mark of 790. The Married Ladies face Ross Neighbor Thursday, with several teams hosting practice at Mission Garden and the garden venue hosting a soda party for departing members.
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David Crocketts
Owl Howling Club
Muth's Garden
Idaho
Mie
W. Gardner
Clay Me
Tactibs
Ae Mission Garden
Ross
Ed Kahr
Jamerson
Mr. Coffin
Mession
Mission Garden
White Rose and Eagles
Bronchos Fall Short In Dallas Slow Field Hurts Bronchos In Loss
In a Texas league clash Dallas tops San Antonio 3 to 1 as Harris and Peters duel on the mound. Errors and wild plays weave through the game with Peters walking seven and Dallas stringing hits to capitalize on Bronchos miscues. Maloney’s squad edges ahead and nets the opening four game series win while San Antonio’s hopes hinge on tighter defense and better timing at the plate.
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Peters
San Antonio
Dallas
Maloney
Dale Gear
Louisiana
Butch Kern
Buck Harris
Spears
Penleton
Plateher
Thomson
Pendleton
Collins
Leidy
Pendleton Hone
Ginger
Harris
Maag
Hole Mid Malone
Newnan
Wicane
Trut
Kerns
IMM
Knaupn
Cameron
Knaupp
Knaup Male
Teidy
Mpire
Kiemek Trave
Ley
San Antonios
Ra Ase
Joge Peters
Chamt
Stovall
Pennaton
Fletcher
Frige
Tullos
Newnam
Pat
Knanpp
Horris
Brondie
Lind
Fox Ow Ray
Pre Wieton
Lonq
Mnitl
Slattery
Tryst
Newnim
Vendleto
Wytles
Aim
Poorle
Colling
May
Laldey
Pakilyan
Markley
Phemgor
Fembotan
Tola
Winchell
Mang
Jane Udie
Cece
Yesterday's games wrap up with four closes for visitors
Philadelphia beat Boston 4 to 3 in Boston as Collins and Hartsel drove in runs and miscues by McConnell Pruitt and Ungladh helped the seventh inning rally. Cleveland toppled Chicago 5 to 1 in Cleveland behind Joss sharp pitching. St Louis held off Detroit 8 to 5 at St Louis after a late double play stifled a Detroit rally. New York outslugged Washington 16 to 14 in New York in a high scoring, cold affair with Gehring Kaaly Patten Warrior and Street contributing key hits.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Hils
Collins
Hartsel
McConnell
Pruitt
Ungladh
Tos Loy
R. Hi. Philadelpia
Vickers
Subre
Ciotoe
Criger
New York
Washington
Hetiophehers Pil
CID
Tiabertes
Gehring
National League results from New York to Montgomery
In New York Brooklyn fell to the Giants 11-5 as New York outplayed them at every point. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 9-4 amid late scoring, while Chicago St Louis had no scheduled game. Memphis beat New Orleans 5-1, Mobile topped Little Rock 8-7 after 12 innings, Birmingham defeated Atlanta 4-2, and Montgomery defeated Nashville 3-1 with key timely hitting and errors shaping the outcome.
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Mobile
Little Rock
Littl Rock
Eyler
Walters
Wood
Fisher
White
American Association Scores Roundup at Four Cities
At Louisville Louisville beat Kansas City 1 to 0. Toledo defeated St Paul 14 to 4. Indianapolis and Milwaukee game extended to ten innings with Indianapolis leading. Columbus defeated Minneapolis 4 to 2 at Solanthig. Se?
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Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Large Texas box factory impressed by scale and history
R. L. Harmett Co a leading Texas box manufacturer operates one of the state’s largest plants. President L Burnett brings thirty years of box making experience. The firm serves Texas Louisiana and Mexico with wrapping paper bags twine and related packaging supplies.
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Maat
South
L. Burnett
Texas
Lousiana
Mexico
R. L. Ssitnett Company
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