Two Bouts of Bronchos and Navigators in Local Ball Arena
Two games today promise two hot clashes on the local campus as the Bronchos and Navigators square off after yesterday’s rainout. Browntinghams and Hornsby expected to start for the Bronchos with Abley and Winchell for the home side, while the Navigators rely on their soaring pitching staff to tame the Bronchos. If weather denies play, the Bronchos may face a doubleheader later. otherwise the outcome will shape the remaining schedule as Houston warms Dallasop and the teams push toward a final series.
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Sioux Teams Win A Pair In Turner Bowling Night
Turner alleys hosted a two game match between newly formed teams the Lohauelless Comanches and Ho Baetz Siars with Sioux taking both 47 pin and 26 pin margins. Individual names and contest notes highlighted strong performances by W Zindman H Baetz M Funes J Oppenheimer and A Guyer among others as San Antonio Auto Club pushed for state affiliation with the AA A during a committee meeting and preparations for an August 11 event intensified.
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Battle of the Pins Prompts New Pioneers Bowling Club
The regular Tuesday practice of the David Crocketts at Mission Garden alleys elected officers Herman Deininger as president Ruhnke as vice president A Jacobs as secretary and trustees A Perner Imerfinid and W Dutt. They will form a team including Deininger Dresch Tietze Dutt and others to face the St Joseph Eagles. The group will be named the Pioneers and games set at Mission Garden alleys. Joseph Bagins may participate by notifying in club channels. Ban Inobis Papooses and Bikes Peninaes meet on Sommers alleys. The question of third race placement to the winner of Owls versus Missions saw the Owls awarded second and Missions third. The K club will hold a regular justice meeting and second annual election of officers tonight. St Joseph Bowling League members hold a special meeting to organize bowling for the coming season.
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Roosevelt avenue tie measured by early committee action
A club meeting favored quick progress on Roosevelt avenue improvements and urged a committee to be appointed soon by President Russ to pursue funding. Members praised the discussions and outcomes, noting further meetings would be needed to secure favorable rates at the president’s call.
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Giants and Reds duel in muddy road opener report
Fragmented notes describe Nationals doubleheader, Giants travel to Reds for first game, Fort Worth club arriving tomorrow, and misfired plans of McFanland Cooper and Anathy selection. Mentions winded field, wet fishing party, and Browns route with no time. Includes Wagner error column and Yankees misfortune as city teams clash.
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Cricket Club Meets in San Antonio at St James Hotel
The San Antonio Guidiker cricket club gathered at the St James hotel with members A. U. LaVelle P. Bokland Hell yur A. R. Smilthers Thomas J. Taylor Wed J. Smithers Bert Dunbar F. W. Smilthers and M. Cowpard plus visitors G. M. Hebdon and D. McNair in attendance. Presiding was A. C. LeVelle in absence of the chair. A committee was formed to arrange a Labor Day premium matation ageficket between married and single members. The next regular meeting is set for September 3.
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POUND NOTICE OF COW TAKEN UP IN CITY POUND
Taken up and in city pound on or about July 26 1908 at Trinity and Ritzstreets a big black cow with a few white spots no brand will be sold at public auction to highest bidder for cash at 11 o clock a m on August 3 1908 at Aldno end. Fred Fries City Clerk.
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Amateurs to Open New Park on Jilver Avenue
A new amateur baseball park is planned on Jilver Avenue at the site known as the old Union park. Sion will complete within the next period, providing a stamping ground with capacity for about 500 spectators. A. Mithel’s property will secure a field with possible grandstand and a football field will be prepared in the same site for the season. Team management by Nallas Loses Again will coordinate schedules. no charges for grounds use and Sunday dates will be filled through season. A name for the park will be chosen soon.
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Notice to Taxpayers of San Antonio Taxes 1908
Notice to taxpayers in San Antonio that property owners must render property for taxation by the first day of June, 1908, per ordinances. The City Assessor’s books are open for renditions, with Bryan Callaghan as mayor and City Clerk Pred Prix as clerk. Address: 318 Alamo Plaza.
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New York and Philadelphia Baseball Scores From Roundup
In New York games the Giants lost 4-3 and the Yankees won 3-1 as pitchers in a jumble of line scores dominated by misplays and late rallies. Philadelphia beat Chicago 4-2 while Boston routed Pittsburgh 6-0. Detroit edged Washington 4-3 and Cleveland topped St Louis 7-5 in the day’s American League action with several batteries noted for standout work.
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