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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1922
Page
10
Fort Worth catcher hits a homer with the bases full as Moore drives in nine runs in a rough game at Pease Park. Sweeney and Levison figures loom large in the Bears loss while several errors and walks helped outsiders build a sizeable lead in the seventh inning.
Disjointed lines describe eleventh inning finishes and multiple city games. Mentions Wichita Falls, Galveston, Dallas, Houston, and Shreveport with scattered scores and player names. details are fragmented and partially illegible.
Fragmented OCR lists teams, cities, and figures across American League and American Association contexts. It names New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Washington, and other locales with scattered player and team references, amid unclear standings and dates.
In a tense contest Ajax edged Barry 4 3 as both teams produced sharp hitting and standout pitching. Wiry relievers preserved the slim lead while early power by key players propelled Ajax to the victory.
The first public links championship event drew 138 entries and began qualifying at Ottawa Park. Notable players included Daullwicks, Weld, Quinlan, Autbach, and Veb er. The field featured rising amateurs and strong performances with low medal scores and match play slated over 18 holes.
A golf event with British players boosts international color and competition. Prominent names, scores, and national teams are noted as contenders for the Volta Sind Golf Agee championship. The field includes notable golfers from Britain and American clubs, with selections and eliminations shaping the event.
Fragmentary OCR text reports Elk team forfeiting after penalties at New Braunfels. Local coverage mentions a fourth inning and Mauger as a key figure, but the readable material is garbled and hard to fully verify.
In a wild ballgame at New Braunfels, Onion and the Tigers traded blows with two homers by Johnny Phillipa and Moos prompting a late rally. Manager Jonis shuffled the lineup as rain and crowd activity surged.
The ChicChiva-Sandis clinch the city league title by defeating Light Chic-Chics at Brackenridges Park 1 to 8. The forfeit by the Tindee Vortex Mills is in dispute as to its legality. In other city games, the Youths of Columbus beat a doubleheader, while Transfermen faced Woodmen. Tomaso started for the Chic and held the losers at bay before retiring with a bad leg. Towers finished the same game, allowing one hit in ten innings while advancing ten basemen. Atesley Unsey and Ledger led the Chins’ offense, with minor contributions from Burnett and Trenton. The Windmen and Merchants split their series, with Tymele and Welles among the productive players for the Merchants. Fieldw and Chittentnn swept the points for Weatham, while Tenes Luts hit a triple for the loser.
Brook Field Flying School plans a football team for the fall season. The unit, a transfer from Florida, will be coached by John Gordon Wilson and Maj. Unlyh Royce, with Will Williams as possible captain. The eleven, about 80 players strong, will train at Brooks Field and seek games with Vexaa College and other opponents. The squad competes with a strong lineup and aims to start practice in September at the new program.
A chaotic game summary shows Boerne Sox securing a win amid a high scoring stretch as Giants and other teams clash. Notable players include Palmos Wexond, J. Moelle Neckar, and Paty O’Brien. Fans packed stands with enthusiastic support despite errors and late rallies.
Erratic plays and multiple errors fuel a tense showdown as the Alam o Pecks edge the Giants in a rain-affected game. Culling held the Giants to one hit through the first two innings, while final scoring came on a Cot ling double and a Goldswilk RBI in the eighth. Next Sunday New Venni fels meet the Indians in Eehwah.
The Joske's squad pushed into a deciding game as the Saturday League champion Bikes look to complete the season with a playoff berth. President Ralph Darekee announced plans to arrange post season play. Playoff heat is expected to begin Saturday with teams pursuing the title.
Hill led Rattlesnake TH to victory over Zuehl with Smith Wager and Farrell scoring. Grobischl and Durtenstein starred for Zuehl, while Stowe, Blowe, and Leaby shone defensively. After the win, the team planned to regroup before possible disbandment. Maunge Grubbs commented on changes.
A battered game report notes St Morard's Tigers with key plays by Myers and others. The text lists players such as Hortioer Wagontehr Baeba Patton Sullivan Rouken gid and Weis but is garbled. The Tigers won a weekday contest, with references to Coach and team lineup, amid unclear details.
Golf professional TOM Lally returns from vacation to considered entries at the Soap Astonia Country Club. He may enter amateur events while continuing with lessons and tours. The report notes his time away in Massachusetts and references a past venue in Michigan City and a Tahoe presentation plan.
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