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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

5

Kelly Field FOs Determined to Win Classic at League Park

The Birdmen clash with Fort Sam Houston mechanics in a Sunday league park classic as Kelly Field aims to extend a 11 of 12 win run. Lieutenant Ewing challenges Army star Lieutenant Nicks while Kelly Field shows return trip success and a bold title bid in the Southern Department.

League Park Fort Sam Houston Ewing Kelly Field Army Nicks Birdmen Stepair Boys Camp Travis Camp Dick Camp Stanley Aviators Camp Scurry Uirdmen Corpus Christi Fernandez Keystone

Birdmen and Mechanics to Clash at League Park Sunday

The Birdmen lead the series three to one and plan to finish it soon. George Kelly of the New York Giants headlines a strong Kelly Field lineup that includes Brown Spreitzer and Fernandes, with Walkup or Bierman pitching and Lynch at battery. The Mechanics from Fort Sam Houston counter with a solid roster led by Kraft Knaapp and Copeland as the field aligns for a high tempo Army league showdown crowd expected to reach up to eight thousand.

Kelly Birdmen George Kelly New York Giants Ewing Brown Spreitzer Ilroy Wylanis Fernandes Harm Lynch Big Camp Kelly League Park Fort Sam Houston Bierman Walkup Harn Om Lynch Kelly Field Gilroy Wirlandis Pievis Drucke Snyder Kraft Cotton Knaapp Chick Knaapp Pairchild Copeland Baggan

Coulon Accepts Challenges From Ketchel and Others

Boxers Andy Dans and Al Ketchel issue challenges to Coulon at Camp Travis. Conlon plans to match Reynolds at 135 pounds as a rising fighter from the Ninth Infantry. Coulon signals readiness to cover Ketchel and other challengers, with Cage Travis hosting frequent boxing programs and promoter interest rising.

Andy Dans Jans Camp Stanley Tommy Coulon Caine Travis Conlon Reynolds Dans Niventh Infantry Johnny Coulton AL Ketehel Corpus Ch Tle Snckerine Mitch Cowan Ketchel Paul Dixon Ketchels Yealet Camp Travis Ory Jensen Colon Ufe Fate Coulon

Standings from the American League baseball games

The day’s AL results show Philadelphia losing to St Louis eight to five at Philadelphia and Cleveland edging New York one to nothing at New York. Chicago fell to Boston four to zero at Boston while Detroit defeated Washington eight to three in Detroit.

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National League Scores and Batting Highlights from Chicago and Pittsburgh

Baseball results across NL games in Chicago and Pittsburgh show mixed wins and losses. Notable performances include Nehf and Henry for Chicago in a 4-2 win, and Ragan and Henry driving multiple runs in another Chicago victory.

Outsiders Win Races at North Randall Track

Prince Lorse, an outsider, captured the $8000 Tavern stake and the opening and final heats, denying favorites including Allan Watts and Czar Peter. Italy Road Rob set a fastest two year old trotting time, while La Princeton won the 2:00 trotting MAC stakes with Miss Directed urging a close finish. Betle Alcantara took the 2:17 pace ahead of Thal as bettors watched a record crowd.

Cleveland Ohio Prince Lorse Betling Tavern North Randal Track Thurshay Allan Watts Czar Peter Italy Road Rob Peter the Great Dodger Brothers Lexington Selka la Princeton Royal “Mac Lar Princeton Miss Direeted Betle Alcantara Thal

Gin Destroyed Near Lockhart Causes Big Loss

Blanks' gin four miles west of Lockhart was wrecked by a fire of unknown origin early Wednesday. Owner J. Dr. Parrish faced a loss of several thousand dollars, with $7,000 insurance not covering it. William Witaks' near-by hay and cotton seed were also destroyed, and Blanks held insurance on the stock.

Lockhart Tex Blanks

Plan to form army clubs into new San Antonio league

Army base teams in San Antonio push to organize a city league with Fort Sam Houston Camp Travis Kelly Field and other camps. If camp commanders approve and a practical schedule is set, the circuit could exceed prior Texas League activity at League Park. Lieutenant R J Nicks eyes the plan. others show cautious support.

San Antonio Army League Park San Antonio Sang Texas Fort Sam Houston Camp Travis Kelly Wield Brooks Field Camp Stanley R. J. Nicks Fort Lam Houston Amerie

Old Eagle Eye Beckley Dies Noted Baseball Star

Kansas City mourns Jaco V Beckley known as Old Eagle Eye a major league star and long time minor league veteran who died after five months illness Born 1867 in Hannibal Missouri he played for Leavenworth Lincoln Stockton St Louis Pirates Giants Reds and Kansas City shaping hitting and coaching lore with phrases like Be alive Heads up He led the American Association in 1900 and managed Kansas City and Managua clubs before ending his career in his hometown Official Venezuela population estimates place depopulation at 244,1910 with 20,360 growth in a year

Kansas City Jaco V. Beckley Old Eagle Eye Meckley Hagle Eye Missouri Kingle Eye Beckley Hannibal Leavenworth Kan Lincoln Neb Stockton Cal St. Louis Pittsburg Pirates New York Giants Cincinnati St. Louis Nationals Armorican Association Daony Shay Maninbal Central Association

Army Orders Highlight Promotions and Transfers Across Posts

A compiled list shows First Lieutenant William R. Johnson moving from Kelly Field to Dallas, with Albert J. Valien arriving to relieve Captain William H. Buskirk at Camp Travis base hospital. The report also notes a national retiring board meeting at Fort Sam Houston, aviation assignments to Vancouver Barracks, and multiple officers listed for exams, promotions, and flight duties across several camps including Brooks Field and Camp Travis.

William R. Johnson Kelly Field Dallas Albert J. Valien Western Department William H. Buskirk Medical Reserve Corps Worg D. Ae Thasseil Wyoming Camp Travis Army Retiring Board Sam Houston Willard A. Holbrook National Army George M. Dann Judge Advocate -General Port San Houston Laeoutenant Warry T. Tandram Kelly Pleid Vancouver Barracks Harold W. Sooth Elmer H. Jones John H. Madden Robert A. Cole Rufus J. Piteher Ira W. Hirshfield James L. Aramilette James J. Lovett James G. Steese Edward Ardery Roger G. Alexander Fred L. ‘Tenge Quartermaster Corps Camp MeaArthur

Guard Inspector Assigned to Texas Cavalry Units

Maj Arthur H Wilson, on duty at Douglas Arizona, reports for assignment as an inspector of the Texas National Guard Cavalry. He is ordered to inspect Troop I H and Supply Troop Hillsboro. Troop T4 Waxahachie. Gainesville. Winnsboro. Taylor. Athens. Lerrell. Stephensville. Albany. Medical Detachment Fifth and Sixth at Coleman. Machine Gun Troop Sixth at Comanche.

Arthur H. Wilson Cavalry Douglas Ariz Texas National Guard Cavalry Jillsboro Waxahachie Gaines Ville Winnsboro Taylor Athens Lerrell Stephensville Albany Coleman Comanche

Pro Forces Defeat Louisiana Legislature In Prohibition Session

Baton Rouge July 12 The Louisiana legislature adjourned after failing to ratify the federal prohibition amendment and approving a women suffrage amendment for voter ratification next November. Governor Pleasant set a ten day special session for August 5 to reconsider prohibition, as the Senate blocked final adoption by a 20 to 20 vote. War legislation was limited to a 25 mile dry zone around Camp Beauregard.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Louisiana Legisature Pleasant Senate Camp Beauregard

Army Officers Ordered for Duty and Leave in World War II

Army personals list Lieut John H Scully to Douglas Arizona for duty with the First Cavalry and Lieut Herbert Rigings to install bakery ovens at Douglas. Twenty one days leave for Lieut Russell G Jones and ten days for Lieut Robert E Thelme. Maj A H Wilson reports for duty. Capt Isaac P Sessions reports to headquarters. Thout Joseph Ader reports to Camp Travis for orthopedic detachment duty. Capt Oscar T E Block reports to Camp Travis for Hospital No 81. Police raid Seattle plant of Unionist weekly alleged to revive Industrial Worker. doors locked as instructions from Police Chief Warren are followed. The paper’s first issue appeared Saturday.

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