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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
7
New Zealander Webb retained the world sculling championship by beating Trossider of South Wales in a two length victory. The race finished in about 20 minutes and 23 seconds with Webb claiming the professional title atop the River.
San Antonio's Dupree and Mique Peegle's Panthers took a 4 run edge in the fourth inning and held on as Fort Worth Bronchos mustered late hits but failed to mount a rally. Harris pitched well for San Antonio while Browall and Newnam misplayed balls aiding the visitors in a 9 to 2 decision.
A cluttered local note describes tonight's events as games at Mission Garden and nearby venues. Mentions teams or participants with unclear spellings like Glocekner and Zizle nn, referencing Owl and K club. The piece hints at a warlike mood, a Wednesday night event, and alleged Ludimers involvement.
Williams, Nance, Harbison and Yohe led the Senators in a rough series with Waco. Crabbie and Rose split pitching duties as miscues and errors shaped the scoring in a high tempo contest. Shreveport defeated Galveston 9 to 8 in another match, with Arnold fined for arguing the umpire.
News brief from Electric Park notes Mitchell will pitch for the Bronchos this afternoon against the Panthers. Manager Curtis emphasizes urgency as the team seeks consistency after recent up and down performances. Miller will start for the Panthers, a strong right-handed pitcher from Fort Worth.
In The Light Trallas Texas April 27 the Black Bronchos shut out the Dallas Giants 60 0 and extended their unbeaten streak since leaving San Angelo. Beny Webb starred with perfect pitching while Dallas struggled against the visitors defense and timely balls.
At Krisch Park crowds gathered to watch I. & GN. Switchmen and Clerks take on opponents while afternoon action featured the Independents, Broncho Red Sox, and San Antonio Tigers. Winds hampered defense as batting surged with several standout performances by Laton, Hynes, and Dwyer.
Charles Ratterrne at the Tajestuith Sun club won high honors with 48 of 40 possible in a difficult shoot at Laurel Belghis Gin. HF Hackett of Del Rio Gun Club participated. Eugene Prescott won 49 in an aquatic festival at the West and Lake, with swimming and diving to follow on May 1. The lake is being prepared for the carulyel with prizes from merchants.
The White Caps were defeated yesterday as Francet Thiele's nine run margin overwhelmed them. Key plays included base stealing by Pardue and Gaila, and absence of Doering hampered the batting pull.
East Enders won both games in a doubleheader as Youth Heights and Bash End hosted the events. Fred Moretti pitched well for East End in game one while J. Lewis shined in game two, adding a run for the Harat End.
Chapa Juniors defeated Ute TL & GN yesterday 14 to 2 at Shiner's Mamond amid a faulty defensive showing. Chapa pitchers fanned 16 while the 1. & G. N. squad managed just six scattered hits. Home runs by Guerre and Gavela highlighted the Chapas offense with key steals by Piel.
One of the era’s pleasant events unfolded as K Club and auxiliary, totaling 34 members, journeyed to Cibolo to bowl a selected team against Cibolo champions. A band led the procession, a grand marshal directed, and a banquet followed with dances and cheers as the San Antonio party left amid praise for Cibolo hospitality. The three games saw the Casino and K Club trade wins, with final tallies and standout players noted, showcasing skilled shots and spirited competition.
In Cincinnati the Reds defeated the St Louis team 4 to 0 through costly errors. The line score lists Cincinnati with 7 hits and St Louis with 2. Batteries were Gluainunti Goakney and Schlely for St Louis, Raymond and Hostotter for Cincinnati. No other NL games were played.
At Columbus Celomus defeats Kansas City 6 to 2 in a baseball score. At Toledo Toledo edges Muhwanikee in a separate contest 3 to 1. Unclear names and places reflect imperfect OCR from the American Association report.
New Orleans 2 Little Rock 1 in Southern League action. Box shows Little Rock scoring in the top of the first and a late New Orleans rally. pitchers Hudsoan and Wond for Little Rock, Fritz and Matthews for New Orleans.
A. W. Houck defeats field across Newt Manteo Arizona and West Texas to claim overall golf championship in El Paso.
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