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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1912

Page

28

San Antonio Ball Park Showcases Modern 4000-seat Plan

President Morris Black of the Texas league club receives praise for a new San Antonio baseball park with a reinforced concrete grandstand, tramway entrances from Presa Street and Roosevelt Avenue, one hundred boxes, and bleachers for 400. Harry Fabian supervised layout, declaring the field a standout among southern parks. The facility includes tramways to reduce stair use, parallel main trams with feeder trams, two ticket offices, and a vehicle stand between grandstand and bleachers.

Morris Black San Antonio South Harry Fabian St. Louis Fabian Grandstand Presa Street Roosevelt Avenue

Flassener Stars Are Victors In Low-Scoring Battle

Ursuline Stars defeated Brackenridge Browns 19 to 5 in a Friday afternoon basketball game. Ursuline led early and controlled play with solid defense and offense throughout the match.

Brackenridge Browns Ursuline Stars Browns Esss Eere Buckleys Burns Flory-Hammond Sammuels

Connie Mack Laughs at Training Rumors About Texas

Athletics leader dismisses reports that Texas is a poor training ground for 1912 season. San Antonio club president Black declares Mack unfazed by rumors and notes White Sox plan to move spring training from Waco to San Antonio next year.

Morris Block San Antonio Texas Connie Mack Black White Sox Harry Grabiner Waco

Minim League Closes After Two Months Of Close Games

The Minim league formally closes after a two month run begun in December. Brackenridge minims finish strong while St. Marys and St. Louis battled tight losses. Brackenridge faced exams delaying final games on odd courts as St. Marys issues a challenge to other minim teams.

St. Louis Brackenridge St. Mary’s St. Mary's

Ty Cobb on National league pitching claims

Detroit star Ty Cobb dismisses writers who say he could not hit .400 against National league pitching last season. He mocks the idea that NL pitchers are superior and wishes for one season to prove whether his .320 against top NL arms would hold up.

Detroit Cobb Detroit Star Rucker Marquard

St Mary's blows past Peacock 52 to 5 in rough court rout

St Mary's College basketball overwhelmed Peacock Military School on their court with a 52 to 5 victory. The game featured a lopsided score as Peacock fought hard but could not match the hosts throughout both halves.

St. Mary’s College St. Mary's Peacock Military School St. Mary’s Peacock Dolan Reid

Alexander Signs Three Year Contract With Nationals

PHILADELPHIA January 27 Grover C Alexander the sensational pitcher of last years Philadelphia Nationals signed a three years contract. He had been a holdout but accepted the substantial raise offered by President Fogel and reported to duty.

Philadelphia Grover C. Alexander Philadelphia Nationals Fogel

Army Post Bouts Promised Classy Show Next Thursday

The Twenty second Infantry Athletic association schedules boxing at the army post gymnasium. Main event features Jeffries of San Antonio versus Bob Norworth, who claims British Columbia’s championship at his weight. Norworth is rising but untested locally. he recently fought Tommy Galvin, Navy lightweight champion, in Galveston. The post setting should ensure a fair, entertaining mill.

Army Post Gymnasium Twenty-second Infantry Athletic Association Young Jeffries San Antonio Bob Norworth British Columbia Norworth Tommy Galvin United States Navy Galveston Utah Galvin

France Reports Silk Worm Growers Totaling 114283

Officials announce that last year France counted 114283 silk worm growers across multiple regions. The figure reflects expanded silkworm farming activity and regional variances in production.

France

Wolf Commercial Institute vs No 6 School First Basketball Fight

The Wolf Commercial Institute met No 6 School in a Friday basketball contest on the institute court. The school led 10 to 6 at halftime but the Commercials rallied to win 15 to 12.

Wolf Commercial Institute Public School No. 6 Reinosa Milton

Winter League Games Set at Krish Park Today

Four clubs prepare for sharp action in San Antonio Winter League with two games scheduled at Krish park. Roundups meet Orioles in the opener and Higgins company tackles Twenty second infantry in the second frame.

Krish Park San Antonio Orioles Higgins Company Twenty-second Infantry Broncs Krisch Park

San Antonio Favored for Sox 1913 Training Camp

Harry Grabiner secretary of the Chicago White Sox toured San Antonio last week and praised Harlandale area for a potential 1913 spring camp. He said he would report to President Comiskey and Manager Callahan that San Antonio is an ideal conditioning site and expected the Sox to train there next year.

Harry Grabiner Chicago White Sox San Antonio Grabiner Connie Mack Harlandale

Aschenbach Hospitalized Amid Baseball Hallucination

Edward Aschenbach, scout for the Cincinnati Nationals, is confined in a local hospital in Cincinnati after suffering a persistent delusion that he is playing on a baseball diamond. Reports describe him hearing cheers and hearing phrases like go it boy and slide and you're safe as he hallucinates ongoing activity on the field.

Cincinnati Edward Aschenbach Cincinnati Nationals

Suburbs Farewell Quip Appears in Bazar Column

A humorous venting exchange appears in the Harpers Bazaar style column as Mrs Suburbs announces a move to the cellar with a playful farewell bon voyage line and a witty reply from Suburbs. The dialogue captures light domestic humor from the period.

Harper's Bazar

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