Bowling Gossip Names Ten Teams For New League
Captains met at Warnertall to form rosters from over 100 applicants. Ten teams of ten players each are set, with rosters led by captains and listed nicknames Koo Koos Jokers Brownies Pioneers Lion Hogs Tar La Hottentots Giants Zebras and their rosters including J. Oppenheimer Adolph Lassner H. Langbein Max Pues Otto Tolle and others.
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Koo Koos
Frilen
J. Oppenheimer
Ed. Wikte
P. Wantelneben
P. B. Hoefgen
C. Rechel
B. Schiesing
F. Bergman
R. Hoecker
F. Herman
Jokere
Adolph Lassner
Geo. A. Lowther
B. Lobmieller
J. Dulling
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TB. Aschbacker
H. G. Wharton
T. Tense
L. Seidel
B. Kiolbassa
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Brownies
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A. Gloeckner
R. Kuehn
Hd. Gilzeit
T. H. Eligworth
Ww. Schuckelhoff
T. Welker
Gen. Teke
Haliday Ang M. Rossy
Pioneers
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L. HE. Mars
D. Dunham
W. Weller
A. Phillips
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J. FP. Pentiman
George Schroeder
J. Haueisen
Jion Hogs
Max Pues
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Derby Stake For Tomorrow Attracts Elite Dogs
The United Barnes Derby trial at Nix ranch opens tomorrow with eleven braces of top young dogs. Whelped after January 3, 1908, these entries showcase pedigrees from renowned field workers. Judges picked pairs including Lady Warwick with Ivanhae Messenger and Woolton of St. Cloud with Rex Nottox among others.
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Barnes
Nix Ranch
Lone Star Field Trials Club
Ust
BM. Forguit Stanche Lros
Lady Warwick
Ivanhae Mes Nenger
Blackeyed Luton
Belle
Wingamark
Mats
Paul Verdyone
Woolton
St. Cloud
Rex Nottox
Finals in All Age Stake Run Off At Wooltay's
After day one trials in the all age stake the finals are set for today at Wooltay's. Tara of Kent Tony Moorling and Pride among others showed top form and ran like clocks. Deer sighting drew much excitement as five wild deer sprinted across the field before spectators.
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Srdres
Wooltay
Tara
Kent
Tony Moorling
O'E Pride
Whiteslane
S. Ray
Weally
Lee
Wil Tolmson
North Texas
Witte
Llawellyn
Billy Herr Leads Shooting Meet at Laurel Helahis Range
Billy Herr of the Reington Big Five stars with four 25s in a row as eleven of fourteen shooters post scores above zero at Laurel Helahis range yesterday. Ars Toepperwein and Jackson share high marks, while several competitors finish near top, with the day’s lowest score at eight dollars and only three shooters under 90.
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Laurel Helahis Cint
Billy Herr
Reiington
Jackson
Hensley
Ars. Toepperwain
Tag Jackson
Oa Aenslor
Toepperwein
Marshall IR McGill
Fair officials head to Austin to oppose bill
President Yorles Brown and Secretary J M Vani of the International Pair association travel to Austin to support a committee hearing on the anti racing bill. Tex Drake of Vor oughbread interests will join others in presenting arguments against the measure and the Dallas fair arrangement faces close scrutiny if the bill advances.
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Yorles Brown
J. M. Vani
Aigoclation
Austin
Tex Drake
Voroughbread
Paris mutual betting sparks debate on tax and legality
Proponents say a 10 percent stake tax will curb betting while Paris experiences success with the system. Critics argue it depresses wagers and wonder if any rules can be drawn for a future compromise. Observers note no immediate legislative action despite Geneva sentiment and cautious optimism about odds and overs at Texas tracks.
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Texas Golfers to Play in New Orleans
A picked Texas team will meet an Audubon club team in New Orleans during Mardi Gras weekend. Players from Austin Houston Galveston Waco Fort Worth and Dallas join an equal number from Audubon. The match is handicap free and played in the matchplay format with the winner determined by more holes won. This interstate event marks the first in New Orleans since the southern championship two years prior.
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San Antonio
New Orleans
Texas
Austin
Houston
Galveston
Ware
Fort Worth
Dallig
West Virginia to Break Into Racing at White Sulphur Springs
In Wheeling on a February date a prospective land deal near White Sulphur Springs involves Tom Shittkey and a New York party. The plan aims to create a premier winter resort and racing center, with publication notes linking Sharkey and other figures to the venture as setbacks threaten the deal.
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W. Va
New York
Tom Shittkey
Petthe Ag
White Sulphur Springs
Theo Jaenese
Rane Tran
Uhranagh
Simmer
Ming
Sharkey
Amber
Cyclone Johnny Thompson Set for New Orleans Fight
Cyclone Johnny Thompson is slated to appear in New Orleans on February date. The event centers on Thompson and his opponent with venue and bout details to be finalized.
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Cyclone Johnny
New Orleans
Chios
Johny Thompson
Anti Sunday Baseball Bill Moves Through House Committee
In Aunt, Tex, Feb 2, a bill by Sir Bowles to ban Sunday baseball was discussed before the House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence. Dallas and Galveston club owners Gardner and Koppert defended the sport, arguing wagers and attendance did not reflect wrongdoing and that the season’s scholastic and civil standards were not violated. Bowles claimed Sunday games entice youths via railroad excursions, while Koppert and Gardner defended the game’s integrity and raised questions about morality and betting.
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Tex
Sir. Bowles
Joseph Gardner
Morris Koppert
Dallas
Galveston
Bowles
Wwe
Ganiner
Maxis
Julges
Vis Ofty
Morris Kopnerl
Julveston
Santos
Vexas
Anid Fiay
Gon- Apinen
Bowiett
Ives
Koppert
Howley
Bowling League Championship Puts On Night Of Action
Topigat hosts Haidua against Lohnmeiler and Grubb faces Schroeder in Emerson alleys for the city title with first games at 7:20. Summer Owls meet Mission Garden alleys and avid Crocketts plan sessions over several hours. Turner league ends season with a smoker and Dutel lunch next Friday at Turner hall starting 8:30 inviting league members.
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Haidua
Lohnmeiler
Tarner
Grubb
Schroeder
Emerson Alleys
S. Teupin Chasmpionsti
Mission Garden
Turner League
Smoker
Dutel
Turner Hall
Bowling Feague
Inter scholastic basketball events disrupt schedule
Lively games last night featured a postponed Inter scholastic event moved to 3:30 with hopes of reviving play amid a shortened schedule. The Army five battled a reserve squad, while Marshall Training School defeated San Antonio Academy as refs and players churned out numerous baskets and lively play.
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Wioara
Downson
Arny
Parnor
Gui Cowt
Araiy
Turners
Reldinger Senesfelles
Risht
Newmum
Wassim
Zueroher
Frelin
Minis
Hiters
Warshalls
Joagh ‘Uchtyed
Marshall
Reguiie
Bian Antonio Academy
Ure
Heatech
Millishall
Agailemy
Bauasom Seess
Schedule of Church Clubs League Opens
The article reports the opening of a church clubs league with matches at centers like Madison Square and Prospect Hill. Teams include First Baptist and Central Chain, with players such as Cunningham and Mahone contributing points and fouls noted by referees.
Births Reported In Local Notices
Birth announcements list several new arrivals with parents and addresses including Comet street, West Marshall Street, Brazos Street, Dakota Street, and Davitet Street. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Gaeta, Mr and Mrs Karyon, Mr and Mrs Stent, Mr and Mrs Weltniftin, Mr and Mrs Cox, and Mr and Mrs Brown. Dates range January 21 to January 31 with multiple newborns in Roy and Houston areas.
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Comet Strent
M. Karyon
Marshall Street
J Stent
Brazos Street
Ami
Je Weltniftin
Dakota Street
Roy
Wendarwry
Cox
Horn Dymuy
Mt Ane
R. Brown
Mort Sam
Houston
Turmat logue reveals a generic wartime medical and enlistment note
The fragmentary text mentions a throat soothing remedy promotion and a recruitment call. It cites a remedy line about easing sore inflamed lungs and expelling mucus, then shifts to a U S Army recruiting notice seeking able bodied, English-speaking men aged 18 to 25 for service, with address details in San Antonio.
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