Pigeon Men Prepare for Record Season
At a test meeting of the Lone Star district of the International Federation of American Pigeon Fanciers officers were elected for the ensuing year. The race schedule, timing machines, and rules were discussed, with 85 birds as the season limit and several members contributing crates and gear. The next meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 20 p m at the secretary's home.
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International Federation of American Lvinidg Pl
Pad E B. Anderson
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Ramble
Pauly
MD B. Vawly
Roy Mohavier
Henry C. A Pauly
Lone Star District
Tehuka
Lefferg
Marcel
Tse
Ed Pahly
Pramliéat Fanelora
Edmund Saeckle
Sency C. A. Pauly
Rob Ward
Paul E. Anderson
B. Pauly
Fount Ramble
Giants Find Another Pitcher From Pennsylvanian Lineup
The New York Giants secured a fresh pitcher from Pennsylvania, Crandall, a lean, well developed southpaw with enough skill to warrant a regular spot. He lacks star appeal but shows proper form and endurance, drawing comparisons to Josie Burkett and showing solid potential as a future contributor for the team.
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New York Glays
Svester
Magnates to draw USP 1908 schedule
The magnates of the State Baseball league will meet Sunday at Galveston to adopt the 1908 season schedule. Each club was to submit a schedule, and the official list is to be drafted from eight proposals. Most members have prepared lists, and one draft is expected to gain approval.
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Galveston
Probable Opening Dates for South Texas Meet and Schedule
Probable that Lue mee will open the south Texas etfes and the L907 schedule may follow a general pattern. It notes San Antonio data and records at the president pli, a serleg carnival week, and possible Monet of duty toward the Bronchas on their home diamond. Receipts show games pooled and the focus on dates as the most important feature ahead of the meeting Sunday.
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South Texas
San Amtonio
Lhra
Local Teams Plan Athletic Invasion By San Marcos Tie
Local San Marcos high schools plan a joint athletic invasion featuring basketball double headers with Coronal and San Antonio sixes. Girls teams from San Marcos and Coronal are set to meet the visitors, with both sides eager for the event. Officials, referees, and standard goals are being arranged, aiming for a coordinated program and a day of competitive games.
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S@n Marcos
Thomas
Hon Avon
Tulare
Bya
Phuming
Diente
Thire Wit
Gon Marcos High
Coronal
Angkus
San Antonia
Weal Teama
Referac
Ett
Howd
Thein Oy
Priges
Vachs
Sports here and there with Higgs Donohue and more
Higgs Donohue of the White Sox begins training at home with extra handball work. Chicago light heavyweight Jimmy Barry seeks a match in Boston against Tony Ross or Larry Temple before the Armory Athletic Club. Detroit pennant hopes center on distinct teams, with Flo predicting a finish worse than second.
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Higgs
Donohue
White Sox
Oo Jiimmy Barry
Chicago
Sam Langford
Los Angeles
Boston
Tony Ross
Larry Temple
Armory Athletic Club
Tigers
Detroit
New Yorks
Flo
Joe Fran Smith
Tittsburg
Inter
Greg
Battle of the Pins at Minston alleys next Friday night
The Butchers and Bartenders organize teams for a league night at Minston alleys with captains W Indd Phil Indd and Th Veminger for the Butchers and Max Fues Livingston A Judmater and others for the Bartenders The Three members held fan practice all day and Mission Garden alleys hosted league practice as teams prepare for the March event
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Minston
Umeup
Chis
Beminger
W. Indd
Phil Indd
Th Veminger
F Deminger
B. Runkle
J. Karr
A. Pollaly
F. Langer
Max Fues
the Livingston
A. Judmater
Obas
Klaus, Jr. Hoecke
Frank Sommers
D. Howlingeleh
Mission Garden
Th League
Local Sports Roundup Looks Ahead to February Contests
Thomas six favors Sheir court over Bon Avon andWeb School for February 19 after postponement due to commencements. Miss Middlebrook may leave lane as Halkatee of season. Thomas’s team plans to train a new center while two players emerge. High School girls report a fine time at Anslin, praising hospitality and court play. Billiard match Wednesday pits Olver against Cunningham and Fox. Oliver aims for victory. Princess rink night features Turners versus Sheiaikus, a strong game of the season. The Thomas M I S game covered costs and left a treasury surplus. Public interest persists in girls leagues and next week’s schedule. Track squads prepare for big meet, with jumpers and tuners in good shape and a likely solid shot put effort.
Hoppe and Sutton Chess Match to Highlight March 17
Yoki Fab and Willie Hoppe are set for a chess challenge with George Sutton. Madison Square Garden hosts the event on March 17 with a $6.00 stake, as Sutton selected and approved by the challenger. Carr Wood & Coal Co. advertises nearby.
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Yoki
Willie Hoppe
Iis
Enal Jenga
Tne
Bintard Chemirtonship
George Sutton
Mavison Square
Mrabowl
Sutton
Carr Wood & Coal Co
Railroad Time Table 1 and connections at East Commerce Street
A historical timetable lists trains and connections from East Commerce Street Station. It includes departures and arrivals to Austin, Longview, Texarkana, Chicago, St. Louis, Mexico, San Antonio, Laredo, Houston, Galveston, and many other points with varying daily or weekly frequencies and connections via Frisco and Santa Fe lines.
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Stouts
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Enor
Pam
Mexico
St.Louis Spa
TAB
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Pallas
Kansas City
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Ovat
Posankana
Little
Rock
St. Lovie
Bam
Gurno
Taxnresa
Texas
Hearne
Ml Inno
Amexica Vie
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