Diplomacy Fixes City League Dispute After Meeting
Stroud Motors and Brotherhood of Railway Clerks reached a settlement at a Thursday meeting to allow Sunday’s game to stand and replay the title game. Managers Amberson Picard and Blediger signed to carry out the plan, with Roger Stokes guiding the process. Sunday’s schedule at Hackens Ridge Park features Knights of Columbia vs. S ot BG at 2, and Fidelity Club vs Ninth Engliers at 4.
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City Baseball League
Stroud Motors
Brotherhood of Rulway Clerks
Motors
R. Cy
Gaa
Elis
Sf .A. Guarma
Butual Sgreemest
Amberson
Roger Stokes
Tokyue
Hrackenridge Park
Ktyights
Columbia
Togptart
Beteween
Wdrlity Club
Engligers
San Antonians Seek Spots on State Rifle Team
Prevident T C Miller of the Teraz tate Rifle Association calls San Antonio and nearby marksmen to try for five or six vacancies on the state rifle team for the National Matches at Camp Perry Ohio. A Sunday event at Camp Bullis ring fence will select those to fill openings after the adjutant general names the team from recent state tournament scores.
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T. C. Miller
Teraztate Rifle Association
Barton
Adjutant General
Camp Bulliz
Cewre
Phinehont Iy
Om Aringement Hebrern
State shoot aims to recruit new rifle team members
An upcoming state shooting event under the state association will supervise firing with Lt. T. C. Miller stating ex service men are welcome on Sunday. Qualified entrants under 16 and over 16 may join, with government funding covering transportation and a month’s stay at Camp Perry as preliminary trials begin.
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Seg Antoniane
Bunday
Angilatant
Crawford
Gang
Toepnerwein
Acrons
Atsiec
T. C. Miller
Brad
The
Astute Association
Alamo Post
Amercan 'Legion
Camp Perry
Miller
U S Riflemen Sweep World Championships in Lyons
Lyons France August 42 Areii man markemen led the United States to the team world championship in the international shooting tournament. W St. Stoke ngton and D Oy won the world individual title with a high score of 1056, also taking top spots in prone events. The United States led the team standings with 016, followed by Switzerland 041 France 4608 Italy 4581 and Holland 4249.
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Lyons
France
Areiiman Markemen
W. St. Stokengton
D. Oy
Hig Kearn
Avates
United Blutes
Switzerland
Italy
Hoildud
Rain blocks tennis at Australasia Denmark series final
Rain delayed the first two singles matches at the Davia only tennis series final round held at May eld Country club. The event will continue through Sunday with Thursday’s card moved to Friday. Vegner of Daywark plays Peach of Australia and Tageraler of Denmark faces Anderson of Australia. Buy an Overland and BI free. Winerich Motor Sales Co open evenings this week.
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Cleveland
Oslo
Australasia
Denmark
Mayeld Country Club
Tals
Thuteday
Vegner
Daywark
Peach
Australia
Winerich Motor Sales CO
Baseball Briefs From A Busy Doubleheader Night
Freddy McDonald of Galveston released to Minneapolis ARA club. Ruth hits his 43rd homer as Yankees beat A’s with two on in fourth. Walker stars for Pirates with a homer and two doubles. Kelleher and Hollecher shine for Cubs and Giants split. Brief extends hitting streak to 26 games with Kansas City.
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Quiielder
Freddy McDonald
Galvesto
Minneapolis
Veilt Tenve Galvest
Dabo
Ruth
Bass
Yankees
Athletics
Huth
Tilly Walker
Muckmen
Schang
New York
Megsra
Tierney
Barnhart
Pitts
Pirates
Chicago
Kelleher
Cubs
Hollecher
John
Bunny" Brief
Kansan City
Seabright Cup on the Turf at Reubright Lawn Club
San Francisco’s Johnston and Boston’s Williams clash for the Seabright Cup as Seabright lawn tennis yard hosts matches. Johnston defeats Vincent. Mallory from New York advances in women singles by beating Jessup of Wilmington. Kingery and Davies reach men’s doubles semi finals after defeating Neerai Davies.
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Seabright
Liam Mr. Johnston
San Francisco
Norrly Williams
Boston
Johnstan
Young Vincent
Richards
Mes
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
New York
Mia
Marein Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Robert
Howard Kingery
Phillip
Neerai Wi Davies
Deland
Stanford
Light Versus Phoners at Arsenal Diamond Sunday
The San Antonio Light and Bell Telephone Company baseball teams meet on Arsenal diamond on Carolina Street at 4 30 Sunday afternoon for a rematch after The Light won the first game 8 to 2. The Phonemen seek revenge against the newspaper nine.
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San Antonio Light
Bell Telephone Company
Arsenal
Carolina Street
Ocenni
the Light
Alamo Bank Team Hits Above and Below 300
A baseball squad shows two players under 300 and three over 400 while the Alamo Bank team leads Saturday League and Bunkers Teague standings. AVETARC sits around .600 with 13 hits in 2 games, and notable averages include Naylor 0.641 and Rock hitting .434.
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Alamo Bank
Bunkers Teague
Avetarc
Alama
Naylor
Bnnglebert
Winters
Engelkin
Trans-Mississippi Semi Final Matches Open in Denver
Denver golf action opened at the Denver Country Club as the Trans Misssissippi semi final rounds began. Young pros J G Ward of Kansas City and Beorgs Von Fim of Salt Lake City faced fierce tests while Larry Bromfield of Colorado shone in qualifying with a three under par first nine.
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Colo
Agg
Coitiag
J. G. Sa ‘Ward
Kansas City
Stn
Beorgs von Fim
Salt Lake
Ogie
Larry” Bromfield
Vanita Feltsmar
Cochran
Ward
Gor
J. C. Suttle
Sattle
Ning
Yon Ble
Utah
A. Ok Warner
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