Bronchos purse grows as fans rally for pennant push
The Bronchos seek a big fundraising push this week to raise their purse for the season end. Coach Groos plans a major effort with calls to supporters including San Antonio and Austin backers. Contributors listed include Fred Groog ten dollars and Mil ton Guggenheim one dollar, as the column promises ongoing published totals through the season.
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Dervices
Fred J. Groog
Net B. Jones
Ragsdals
W. G. Herring
E. S. Fomby
B. Scholl
William I. Doolay
Z. W. Kokernot
B. McClanahan
Morris Block
Milton Guggenheim
Charles B. Sasseen
Lovis Lindheim
A. Guz
Court House Beats Elks in 15 to 4 Clash at Electric Park
Court House nine overwhelmed the Elks 15 to 4 at Electric Park. Adams pitched all seven innings, allowing five hits while Moore led a trio of pitchers with uneven days. Tedtures from the Terrell brothers and Farrar aided the Elk defense, but Court House hogged the offense with two two baggers by Adams and solid hitting from Coy and others. The game ended after seven innings due to darkness.
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Hone
Leidy Leads Hitting Streak Amid Busy Week for Broucho
Leidy extended his hit streak to at least one in every game across a seven day period ending Friday, boosting his average from .237 to .249. Newnan, Griggs, Stovall, Collins and McMurray posted solid numbers as Broucho clung to team batting around .222 while Rencamson topped the squad in runs and hits.
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Boe
la Stil
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Grigge
San Stsoll
Bac
Collins
Leidy
Gotting
McMurray
Nis
Gshtimp
Fendleton
Ohite
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Newnan
Stovall
Leldy
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MEYERS SOLD. BRONCHOS BEGIN HOME STRETCH
Memphis reports First Baseman Harry Meyers sold to Birmingham for next season. Pitcher Kelwenck from Columbus South Atlantic League sold to Memphis. Bronchos start home stand with a doubleheader against Houston at Electric Park, aiming to rebound after a rough road trip and a 1 0 loss in three straight games.
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Next Beaxon
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Austin
Houston and San Antonio split baseball showdown again
Special to The High Houston reports Houston defeated San Antonio for the third straight time by a slim margin. Coyle starred with strong hitting, while both teams displayed solid defense and a neat double play. Final line noted limited offense amid two-walla hits in a low scoring affair.
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Tex
San Antonio Hee
Nek
Mud Cats
Colgrove
Hester
Coyle
Aikin
Sic Murray
Mverhart
Newnan
The Bronchos Stolen Base Medal
A diamond and gold medal will be awarded to the San Antonio baseball section member with the most stolen bases. It is manufactured by WW Capayro, a local jeweler at 562 1-2 East Houston Street, who is noted as a sports supporter.
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Capayro
East
Houston Street
Fragmented List of Sums and Names
A long OCR fragment lists many individual names with small monetary amounts and occasional titles, followed by a final total of 417 dollars. Names include Genheim, Harry Robinson, E H Prescott, Max Kahn, O Harn jech, Robarts, Willan Moore White, San Antonio Light, J B Wurtz, R I Jennett, W A Shafer, Dr EB White, Thornton Stevens, Max Blom, William Dunlop, H Denison, George B Taliaferro, Frett J Johnston, H E Andrews, Gus J Groos, George Franklin, Dr J M Galn, H L Wagner, Ja Guggenheim, M W Terrell, CG N Terrell, Ceorge C Bischlitz, W Anderson, R A Culbertson, Frank Walsh, W Single tary, John Frost, S S Scarcy, Pp J Lewis, T J Newton, LL A Rosenfield, J B Nernheim, Brooks, Palmer, W T Calvert, W M Osmon, G Fraser, A M Brauer, R M Osmon, Tr W Conlidge, Ralph Green, Charles Zoller, Frank Galpin, Adolph Lassner, Adolph Warne, AJ W Hartrung, H Tiegler, G A Halff, J I Trice, Max Rlee, H J Moore, Julius Oppenheimer, Oscar Fuchs, J C Tips, Olta Handsen, C W Cannon, Kohn Brothers, Abel Bordenheimer, Leon Michael, Harry Boone, Dr Glover Johns, Dr A L Gurry, Adolph Cohen, Ben Cohen, RW Lay. Total 417.
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W. Ts. Calvert
W. M. Osmon
G. Fraser
A. M. Brauer
R. M. Osmon
W. Conlidge
Ralph Green
Charles Zoller
Frank i Galpin
Adolph Lassner
Adolph Warne
AJ W. Hartrung
Htiegler
G. A. G Halff
J. I. Trice
Max Rlee
H. J. Moore
Jilius Oppenheimer
Oscar Fuchs
J.C. Tips
Olta Handsen
C. W. Cannon
Kohn Brothers
Abel Bordenheimer
Leon Michael
Harry Boone
Glover Johns
A. L. Gurry
Adolph Cohen
Ben Cohen
Rooter
RW. Lay
Local Amateur Baseball Schedule Bits From Today
Morning games feature Nic Tenys against San Antonio Drag On at the olt links, Soldiers meet Tanners at 9, and Soldiers play Chapa Reds at 3 30 at the new post. Tobin Hill faces Missionfeld at 9 a m, with bicycle races planned at Tabor Tay. A gym meeting at 2 this afternoon will select players for the baseball squad.
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San Antonio
Soldiers
Tanners
Chapa Reds
Missionfield Sv
Tobin Hill
Missionfeld
Tabor Tay
Nest Gymnasium
Fism
High School Wins At Basketball Exhibition
The High School team defeated the Y M C A quintet 22 to 0 in an exhibition at the Kerrville fair. Louis Seii led the veterans, while James and Scott topped the High School scoring. Powell and Stumberg were best for the Y M C A, as the game stayed one sided with High School never threatened.
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Drummers Begin Season Lineup for Electric Kirks Clash
The drums team is set to play in September at City Drummers versus Country Drummers XIACM. Players listed include Zimmerman, Harry Holtz, Adolph Gitacke, Henry Maracher, Max Picard, H. Herndon, Lee B. Miter, Schofield, Becke Hanelsen, and others in a nine inning, hot game kickoff.
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City
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Zimmerman
Harry Holtz
Adolph Gitacke
Henry
Tore Henry Maracher
Max Picard
H. Herndon
Lee B. Miter Biesesbach Boy McGee
L. Muvnett
B. James
Schofield
Becke Olle Hanelsen
Gang Dago
Nat -Chas
Kemper
Fred Robinson
Huge Goodma
Call for Amateur Baseball Scores by The Light
The Light invites amateur players to submit scores of all local baseball games. Score cards available from the sporting editor upon request. return blanks to the office by 9 30 the morning after games. Also includes a humorous Chicago News note about strange mosquitoes and Zeke returning from college.
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Sporting Editor
Chicago News
Simmer
Old Farmer Hardapple
Zeke
Cricketers Play Close Contest In Texas Club Match
The Texas British Cricket Club youth team under 35 defeated the over 35 team 45 to 44 in a tight afternoon match at the W. IT. M. A. camp. Several new members joined, signaling growing interest and the aim to field a strong eleven for future challenges.
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Texas British Cricket
H. C. Barnes
Addis
A. M. Inglis
Tinglan
J.B. Howard
Addis L. RK. Lewis
C.D. Harris
England
HK. Smithers
Levelle
Hug
F. Jfaltherk
Denison
CG. Thompson
Kneeland
Turn Verein Reopens Physical Culture School With New Methods
After a two month overhaul the Turn Verein will resume the Physical Culture School with instructor Wm J Utz. Classes start with schedule for girls and boys across weekdays evenings. The program includes Ladies and Business Man sessions and a late evening men’s class.
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Turn Verein
Wm. J. Utz
Ute Tas
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