Stovall Leads San Antonio Past Waco in Broncs Win
Sam Stovall’s heavy hitting powers San Antonio to a 4 b 2 victoryover Waco in the series opener. Stovall collected three extra base hits, driving in key runs while Newnam and Griggs miscues helped Waco score. Sorrell was touched for eight hits as the Broncs dominate the flat game and claim the first win.
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In Other Circuits: Baseball Box Scores Across Cities
A dense wire service styled recap lists scores for multiple games with Philadelphia beating Chicago 7-2 and other results including Boston, Cleveland, Washington and St. Louis. It notes batter lists and pitcher pairings, with mixed abbreviations and partial line scores.
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Fodder For The Fans In North Texas Baseball Drift
The piece previews a Dallas Shreveport match with Ables, Stovall, Dolly Stark and Pat Griggs in action. It notes trades, Coffee and Bayles joining Dallas, umpire Smith stepping down, Colgrove troubled, and Houston pounding the Buffaloes. It mentions two unassisted plays at Shreve Park, Maloney and Mang for Dallas, and mixed results for Detroit, Washington, and the Kenators with Brockley games upcoming.
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Apaches edge Navajos in Turner alleys stalemate
In a Turner alley bowling night, the Apaches beat the Navajos by 7 pins after Pfeifer and Phillips staged a late surge. The Navajos countered in the second match, with Dukes Leitenor and Baets among top workers, concluding with a strong team effort and an overall improvement in scores.
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Tie Remains In Negro South Championship Duel
The Lilack Bronchos tie Birmingham Black Giants 0 0 as both teams reach three wins each in a playoff for the Negro South title. A decisive game to be played this afternoon at the ball park. Highlights included sharp plays, a dramatic seventh inning where neither side scored, and Griffin’s sensational catch on Brown’s fly. Webb and Hubbard pitched well despite pressure.
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Volz Shines in Reds Victory Over Brooklyn Transcriptions
Ed Engelke reports seeing Anka Volz in action with the Reds in Cincinnati. Jake Volz pitched well but received poor support as Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn. The note mentions Volz’s standout pitching in the day’s game and references a San Antonio connection and the Reds’ lineup.
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University of Texas Annual Expenses and Courses Offered
The University of Texas announces annual expenses of 120 dollars and outlines catalogued programs across multiple colleges. Courses include arts degrees including Bachelor and Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy, education leading to professorial roles, and engineering in civil electrical and mining fields. The Medical Department offers eight months to four years of study with nursing and pharmacy tracks, plus extensive clinical practice at John Sealy Hospital. registrar Wilson Williams and W. S. Carter listed for inquiries.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Offers Two Year Course
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas announces a two year practical agriculture program with instruction in animal husbandry horticulture architecture civil electrical mechanical and textile engineering. Tuition and living expenses total 185 dollars for a five session term, with required courses in English history mathematics drawing chemistry modern languages and military training. Applications should be filed. catalogs available from Secretary 3 Andrews at College Station.
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