Local Automobile Club forms stock plan for clubhouse and road logging
The San Antonio Automobile Club met in the Real Estate exchange to chart a future clubhouse funded by stock subscriptions. President Fielding urged forming a stock company to build a $5000 clubhouse on the loops, with rent at 10 percent return and a purchase option. Subscriptions quickly topped $1000 as members pledged to recruit more. A committee was named to sell remaining stock, and a gold medal prize was offered for the largest new member list by Monday. The group also approved logging county roads with Goodrich Tire Company and called volunteers to survey unlogged routes from the city.
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Board to fill vacancy after Warren withdrawal
The board plans to elect a new member to the vacant seat left by Mr. Warren. At the next board meeting, twenty five new names will be considered for the position.
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Catcher William S. Alexander Joins Galveston Sand Crabs
William S. Alexander longtime Dallas Giants catcher and ally of Curly Maloney will be principal receiver for Galveston this season. The free agent, who wintered in San Antonio and had retired to mercantile pursuits, sent a contract to Maloney and plans to report around March 1 to help form the Sand Crabs.
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High School Team to Meet Marshall Five Friday
The High School basketball squad travels to St Marys Court to face Marshall Training School in a crucial league clash. A previous high win by High sets a tense stage with Marshall seeking title contention and potential rematch.
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Sherman selects Humphreys to manage Sherman in Texas-Oklahoma league
James Humphreys from Bonham is named manager of Sherman in the Texas-Oklahoma league for the coming season. He previously managed Bonham and is praised as a capable manager and promising player. League officials will meet for the schedule in Sherman on Thursday. Stout named referee for bantam title bout in New Orleans with Coulon of Kenosha and Burns of Jersey City.
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Jersey City
New Baseball Agreement Discussed as Season Schedule Set
The Associated Press reports a new national agreement after minor league reclassification with a secondary meeting of American league owners and managers. The 154 game schedule opens April 11 with openers in Chicago St Louis Detroit Philadelphia and Boston New York. A Texas plumber also debuts a hand operated tunneling machine for sewer pipes.
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National Trotting Association forms new racing district
At a New York meeting the National Trotting Association elected officers and created a southern racing district. Senator Joseph W Bailey, Samuelton Walton, and John Early join the district board. P P Johnston was reelected president. Rule changes include a three second allowance on half mile courses for mile track records and stricter time reporting requirements for starters. A vote upheld the hopples prohibition against a heated opposition.
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New York
National Trotting Association
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
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Nashville
Tenn
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Lexington
Controversy Over World Series Rules Reaches League Meeting
National League delegates meet in New York to consider amendments to the national agreement and seat sales for the World Series. Charles Murphy and Bresnahan resolve their feud as presidents debate player limits and new sharing rules to fund league expenses.
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Mandot to Meet Madore in New Orleans Lightweight Bout
Joe Mandot of New Orleans will fight Pat Madore of Philadelphia in a ten round lightweight bout at the Orleans Athletic Club next Tuesday afternoon. Both fighters are lightweights.
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Pat Madore
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Jaeckle Team Triumphs Over Kleeman in St Joseph Ninepin
The Jaeckle team from St Joseph defeated Kleeman bowlers on the local alleys last night. They posted a steady performance with a standout score of 310.
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Youngsters Keen For Light Trophy Games
The Daily Light trophy series resumes at the YMCA court this afternoon with San Antonio Grammar School league teams. Games start at 5 pm. School No. 2 faces No. 4 and No. 3 plays No. 5. A large crowd is expected as interest grows. The next set will be Saturday afternoon at the YMCA.
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San Antonio Grammar School League
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