Thomas Girls Win In Girly Athletic League Thriller
The Thomas girls basketball team defeated Turners 78 to 6 on Turner court. After a slow first half and a 4 to 1 score, Thomas surged after halftime with Mildred Arnum scoring the first field basket and the Arnings and Margorsti contributing solid guard play to secure the lopsided victory.
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Piya
Wane Hae
Thomas
Shoo High School
Turners
Beta
Avon
Thomas Girls
Girly’ Athletic League
Turner Court
Auore
Thomnas
Devine Street Stars and Florida Street Champions Tie in Tilt
The Devine Street Stars and the Florida Street Champions split a rough basketball tilt on the Monble court. Scoring unclear, key players named include Isfely Chet, Morrison, Denning, and Rogers. The fragmentary report notes positions and attempts but lacks full scores or dates.
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Devine Street Stars
Florida Street
Movida Strewt
Maeap
Floridas
Isfely Chet
Suligman
Rishtforward
Morrison
Rogers
Brender Ray
Grondawa
Texas League May Admit Oklahoma City in 1909
Texas League officials reached a tentative plan to have 10 clubs in 1909 with Oklahoma City as a guaranteed member. Morris Block cited strong profits in 1908 and stated several towns still seek franchises while the exact lineup remains unsettled.
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Texas League
Oklahoma City
Austin
Morris Block
Block
Phoxas Jenste
Jook Whee
Ollahoma Town
Local dog wins championship at Lone Star Field Vale
Woolton's Lass owned by GA Hillt won grand honors at the Nix Ranch yesterday, defeating rivals in a one hour and thirty minute heat series. The event drew attendees from multiple states and featured dogs such as Red Wing and Pawnbrokes, with Lass and Honest Scrap delivering strong performances despite penalties and refusals.
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Lone Star
Vale
San Antonio
Wither
Woolton
Lass
GA. CG. Hillt
Nix Ranch
Halli
Wooolton
Tony Moorley
Red Wing
Dive of
Kent
Pawnbrokes
Wishel's
Honest
Scrap
Hill Johnson
Dave
Ken
Dave Gote
Mul
Tony Mooring
Tony
Walton
Fisher
Serp
A. F. Hochwalt
Deyton
Ohio
J. Jones
Naldwine Miss
Wesley Tencork
T. A. Ferlet
C.F. Hayne
H. C. Sharpe
Campbell
B.D. Thomas
S G. Wellborn
Louis H. Bush
Carey
V. ¥. Farrar
WR. Lyon
Piqua
GW. Collier
Peacock Five Tikes Game In Tough Interscholastic Meet
Peacock Five defeated San Antonio Academy 22 to 11 in a hard fought basketball game at Metrie Park yesterday afternoon. The final margin came after Peacock trailed 9 to 6 at halftime and used a strenuous second half to pull away. The contest featured few fouls, strong forward play from Pearock and DeBona and solid guard work, with the lineup listing Pearock, DeBona, Corder, and Harwood among others.
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B.C. High School
Sereek
A. Academy
West Texas
Peacock
San Antonio Academy
Aa. A
Mectrie Park
Peacocks
Iineup
Longboat Wins Marathon in Madison Square Garden Race
New York Fen reports Longboat edged Alfred Shrubb in the indoor marathon at Madison Square Garden. Longboat showed a steady, free stride over 26 miles and 385 yards, maintaining the lead until Shrubb faded at the twenty-fifth mile, allowing the Indian to finish second.
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New York
Fen
Tom
Alfred Shrubb
Ligrave
Ie Qion
Soite Falrely
Madison Square Garden
Many Horses Leaving New Orleans for Tampa
Racing fate in Louisiana unsettled as owners move horses from the Suburban meet bids. The Thyton, Burchett, Sergino and Pender Brast stables will be transferred to Tampa and shipped promptly. Manager Kelley of the First Pariselim signs Outfitker John Koy and Cofehord Carlsehi, former Boston and Pittsburgh players.
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New Orleans
Thyton
Burchett
Sergino
Pender
Tampa
Kelley
John Koy
Boston Americans
Cofehord Carlsehi
Pittaburge
Glose Race In Church League Tie For Place
A three way tie forms for a league spot as Government Hill defeats One First Baptist to join Central Christian and St. Mark's at the top. The 13 to 10 score features Cox and Brown as stars and lists Pate Davis Cather H Cather Mitchell Johnson as players with ref Franks noted. Also includes a separate Army recruitment notice seeking able bodied men 18 to 33 for San Antonio posting in the paper.
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Government Hill
First Baptist
Yeterday
Central Christian
St. Mark's
Tod
Cox and Brown
Government Wij
Vogt
Wright
United States
Offeer
Moore Building
Edorner Avenue
Wouston Street
San Antonio
Texas
Bowling Banquet Celebrates Season and Toasts
A large gathering of bowling club members celebrated with speeches and toasts. Henry Dukes introduced the event, with remarks from Jox Bartiz of the Fur Verein and Ston Gloeckner praising camaraderie and the season’s competitions. Several speakers thanked supporters, awarded medals, and shared humorous stories as the group planned for the next series.
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Sievessf
Anil
Indidantal
Henry Dukes Wes
Ston Gloeckner
Char Cisee
Mr. Dikes
Lohmualler
Battling Nelson Promises Big Fights in Town
Frank Shaughnessy to manage Rawadsa in Virginia State League next season after starring with Philadelphia and Washington clubs. The article notes Nelson's popularity, advance ticket sales, and the Battler’s public appeal as crowds anticipate a strong boxing turnout in Beethoven Hall with Billy and notable opponents.
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Billy
Pridy
Nelson
Aby
Beethoven Hall
Frank Shaughnessy
Fidkter
Philadelphia
Washington
Shaughnessy
Philadelphia American — Teague
Headley
Quatervilla
Washington Union
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Denman
Arnit
Hensen Ray Ate Furman
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Parmer &Indle
Wane
Vexas
Stale Hanit
Lone Star Field Club
Couffons
Louis
Pearock
Deltena
Jones
DeBona
T. Corder
Harwood Civetcess Renee Eee
M. Corder
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Sette
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Halree
N. O
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Pate
Eeees Davis
H. Cather
Mitchell
Atteres
Johnson
Matheguard
Rioferee
Franke
Joan St. Marks
Government HS
Travis Park
von Prisnacy
Albert Wegel
Dunham
George Lowther
I Schaefer
Tapa
Schaefer
Zizelmann
Tre Dinin
Bort Mer Leah
Gazettesponded
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Woodlaplin
Gig Schneider
Paps" Schugler
Laingham
Wim
Otte Vanesen
Bauta
A. Gleuckser
Hy Dukes
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M. Koggy
Polle
Hinsleen
LT. Waters
Met
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C. Kansen
MN Gen
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L. Soldet
Ly Oppenhrimer
Ling
Friis
Herman R. Verlita
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Prat
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Wernerette Otlaich
Hoeker
G. Karh
Th. Gitzeit
Geo. Conring
Tamaste
G. Baldis
A. Riedner
AW. Tindner
Selmith
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Sehle
Gryer
Otto Toli
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Schweers
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Phil RL Dark
Talla
G. Sehneliter
Kad. Witte
HL Wharton
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R. Newman
Mt, Zion Baptist Church
Santos Street
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Stree
G. BG. Curry
M. M. Liptlmnmohn
Theo
Artzt Orchestra
Fighter
Omarct
Denver
Latonia
BREEN @ COMPANY
J.T Burnett & Co
Ndertakers
Beat Hospital
J.T. Burnett & CO
Cur
Crockett and Losoya Sts
YALE
J. H. Terrill
Ganroy Bigg
M. T
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Algo
the Tea Man
W. Gem
St. Bath
the Menger
Alamo Plaza
ARMY
NAVY
Wm. C. Bruce
Hotel Losoya
Business Men's Club
Phonis
Houston Strogt
Lefranco
Ernest
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