Harris First in Road Race over Mission Loop
Walter Harris posted the best time in a 10 mile road race on the Mission loop, finishing in 38 minutes 55 seconds to lower last year’s record by one minute. John Morgan, starting four minutes late, won the race overall with 32 minutes 45 seconds as a handicap, while many listed riders with various handicaps and times supported a large prize award of five bicycle supplies. Officials included R. H. Hofheing, W. E. Roach, W. G. Blanks, HE. H. Sanders, Litter, L. J. Schbuetze, and Will Brooks. Upcoming plans call for another race on July 4 with Alamo Bank likely to host.
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Walter Harris
Mission Loop
John Morgan
Dick Wadler
Tom Lockhart
Lloyd Welch
Charles Gee
William Loullard
Gus Schmitt
George Kurtz
Guy Fallon
McHinney
Miguel Garcia
Harry
R. H. Hofheing
W. E. Roach
W. G. Blanks
HE. H. Sanders
A. Litter
L. J. Scbuetze
Will Brooks
Saas
White Rose
Saps
Grent
Sapa
Ffi
Kixtt
I Dugosh
Kohr
Suns
Sapses Succees
Schmidt
F. Clemens
Wagenfurler
Karney
Haarman
Alvin Clemens
Tiohay FA
Mud Cats Open Season With Opening Win
Mud Cats beat Bronchos 5 to 1 in Houston in the season opener. Three runs in the third shifted the game, with solid hitting by Whiteman Newnam Stovall Aiken and Mowly contributing. Two base hits and a lone miscue supported the win as Jarvis outpitched Winchell.
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Houston
Tex
Mud Cats
Winchell
Jarvis
San Antonio
Whiteman
Wallace
Newham
Trinsdale
Pendleton A. Stovall
Whiten
Aiken
Mowly
Newnam
MeCully
Jarvis A
Patter
Pendleton
Dyuuble
Mark Jey
Dawson
Trupida
Nelson
Griggs
PO. A
Collins
Anes Leidy
Stovall
Markley
Thorns
Gawler
Mitchell
Atken
Rnesdale
Mowry
McCully
Winenell
Eagles and Missions Split City League Bowling Series
Excitement runs high as Eagles defeat Missions 79 to 63 in the first game while White Rose defeat SAPS 52 to 44 in a late surge. The White Rose remain top with improved team play and stronger scoring, led by Dugosh tallying 12 strikes across the alley.
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Eagles
Mission Garden
J. Neugebauer
I. Rriliion
G. Wurzbach
L. Neugebauer
H. Herring
John Jehl
City Bowling League
Eye
Apat
RG Missions
Gugles
Owls
ST White Rose
Black Bronchos Defeat Houston Black Mud Cats 5 1
The Black Bronchos extended their winning streak by beating the Houston Black Mud Cats 5 to 1. A decisive third inning saw six hits and four runs off Hamilton as Cyclone Joe shut down the visitors otherwise. W. Johnson and Walker starred for the Bronchos with solid hitting.
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Houston Black Mud Cats
Hamilton
Vyisitars
Cyclone Joe
Cats
W. Johnson
Walker
Hickory
Baseball Scores and Standings From National League Action
Cincinnati won 3-0 and 2-1 in a doubleheader, St Louis also split, with varied team line scores and batters named. Other games included Chicago over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia over Brooklyn, and Boston defeating New York in a separate set of early season tilts.
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P.G
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsbury
Cincinnati
HAL
New York
Bae Toston
Sr. Low
Brooklyn
Batteries in Narrow Losses Across Major Cities
A series of baseball scores shows batteries led by Smith Gates Street and others as teams collide from Cleveland to Detroit. Notable results include Cleveland 9 Detroit 4 and Birmingham 2 Little Rock 1, with numerous line scores and player pairings listed across multiple cities and venues.
Fodder for the Fans Shows Mixed Baseball Play and Umpire Scrapes
Collins held second base well yesterday while Griggs shared umpiring duties with Nelson. Three double plays aided the defense though fielding was uneven. Turmoil at Strevaport with Umpire Harbuck and a $6 fine for Thompson the fate Bronchy are noted. Mitchell may start today for the Bronchos. Pillsbury advances to third in the National League amid trades and shifting leaders. The Pirates may slump as Cleveland helps the Highlanders, and Boston defeats New York while Maggey faces trade retrospection. Most leaders find their stride though some struggle to catch the spirit.
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Collins
Griggs
Nelson
Strevaport
Harbuck
Thompson
Mitchell
Giggs
Pillsbury
Pirates
Cleveland
Highlanders
Jennings
Boston Nationals
New York
Maggey
Ieaders
Battle of the Pins and league games tonight
The rapid schedule lists several league matches this week. The Vern Leaves host the Marcleed Ladies at Beethoven Hall this afternoon while Lowther art Zizelman thal faces Tro ner alleys last Tuesday’s retated place. A Wednesday shift moves IC ehh and Married Ladies from Saturday to afternoon at Muth's Garden. Most Indies plan to attend the Woodmen picnic in New Braunfels as Turner ladies cancel their Friday meeting for Carnival events. City Powing league officers meet tonight at the Light office.
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Lowther
Art Zizelman Thal
Vernleaves
Beethoven Hall
Muth’s Garden
New Braunfels
City Powing League
Light
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