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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
3
A Sunday afternoon contest between the All-Stars and the visiting team unfolds with lineup notes. Key players Law, Colgrove, Brenes and new formations dominate the preview as both sides keep most starters intact for a decisive showdown.
Kerr's Five secured the opening ball championship with a hard fought win over Verein, as Independents fielded a strong all star lineup. Key performers included Lohse, Gueldner, Kerr, Gaeldner, and Underwood, while referee Charlie Hutgleson officiated a tight match with 20 minutes total play and notable saves from both sides.
In a tense Mission Galdan alleys match White Rose edged Ko Wawling 4 to 1 in games and 69 to 68 score, with Alvin Uhrz delivering clutch lineups and the Keel setting the high single as White Rose claims victory amid a heated field. Art Wlans, W. Gardner, Ike Pendleton and Mrs. Tor led Ko Wawling while Adolph Withoff and Simonmer starred for White Rose, with captains Kings and Pendleton guiding the teams.
Boxing and wrestling events dominated by local contenders at an afternoon March 20 carnival. Nellie Polo and Font Racey among the listed bouts. Kid Bannon shaping up for a clash as well. Me Mullen to face Chester Burns in a bout. Birdie Neal to meet an opponent trained at New Brunswick under 1a Russell. A soldier recovering, return to work expected, trainer updates noted.
Hy Dukes leads the Mustangs to a split with Lohmueller’s Bronchos in a twin bill at Turner alleys. First match opened with a 22 pin and 18 pin margin in the later frames as the Mustangs used veteran Hy Dukes to gain early lead and hold. The second match stayed tight with Des Mays, Lohmueller, H W Tole, and Oppenheimer shining as the stars. Dukes captained the squad with a strong 278 game, while Lohmueller posted 270 for the Bronchos in one effort.
In New York on February 26, representatives from horse racing groups met at the Jockey Club and the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association to discuss reforms. August Belmont reportedly convened the talks to fulfill a legislative pledge and explore ways to curb betting at racecourses. No official action details were released.
Prominent horsemen attended the meeting as objections were raised to regulatory reductions that would relax betting bans. Figures named include Jas R Keono J M Bradford Cornelius Fellows August Belmont and others with legal counsel present to challenge the changes.
Fragmented report notes Texar British Skelel day at Rewer Post grounds with rain and wind disruptions. Alleges a crowd gathers as plans unfold for a match while betting bills face repeal opposition led by Keene and a New York Parliament delegation.
Officials report ongoing interleague play with two leagues in session at the YM circle. Talks cover schedules and possible waivers of school joins while athletic challenges across campuses draw heavy interest and uncertain outcomes for the season.
Houston rebuffs Texas state case pall request at a meeting of state roads agents yesterday proposing counter offers. If accepted, the plan would cut values to 2 1 2 cents per mile per person and provide a 3000 mile interchangeable ticket weekly. The basis claims merit in the member’s consideration. further action will decide if offers are accepted or matter pursued.
Local notes indicate Marys Wall and High School cancel a practice game this week but may resume next week. Turners conclude season last night and will shift to track athletic events. Brackenridge Grammar School and St Marys College area teams eyed for upcoming games amid close matchups.
The city will wind down activities for the season with dull ad clear expected by the end of next week for baseball and track athletics.
In a tight match St Louis College Juniors edged the Peacocks 17 to 10. St Louis stood out with teamwork while Jackson and Guerra led the Peacocks in scoring. The game featured notable plays by Brady and Heltet as both sides battled for the win.
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