San Antonio Pirates Beat Shreveport In Tight Shamble
In San Antonio yesterday the Pirates toppled Shreveport 4 to 2 after a tense afternoon. Pitcher Trigg and leadoff batters generated the bulk of the action while Markley departed early due to a head injury. Double plays and stout defense limited scoring as the Corsairs tried to rally.
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Trigg
Fanr
Chiiette
Blake
Griggs
Active Inet
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Arnold
Couley Ad Leidy
Markiey
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Geyr
Arnola
Henver
Pendretan
Coveney
Brockman
Covertey
Collins
Leidy
Newnam
K Club Defeats Missions In Shreveport Tilt
In Shreveport the K Club beat the Missions with Boules and Chilletta combining on the mound. Trigg earned the win with 3 strikeouts, while Chilletta allowed three runs and two hits. Multiple players contributed offense as leadoff and middlemen tallied, with key two base hits from Ammold Leidy Gear White and others.
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Booles
Chillette
Ammold
Leidy
Gear
White
Homerus
Newnam
Arnold Sacricette
Gollins
Pendleton
Covensy
Trigg
Chivette
Wills
Chitlette
Boolea
Ban Antonig
Shreveport
Griggs
Newsam
Bluleo
Arnold
Ghilette
Deitick
Fodder For The Fans Mixed Notes From A Whirlwind Baseball Day
The report sketches a cluttered game scene with players like Mitchall Barns and Trigg, mentioning Shreveport, Buffalo Bayou, and Westhitt. It notes pitching changes, fielding highlights, a five dollar fine, and multiple double plays. Collisions and outfield maneuvers are described amid a tense, fatigued atmosphere.
Ambiguous Amateur Match Scores and Local Repairs Listed
The report lists a regional amateur result with Tackharl Qarkhart beating Sn An tonio Aleties 1 0 and Arady’s Vengy 4 St Lotta Maom ay Givi 2. It notes repairs at Me Bray & Brown and updates on addresses 1220 W. Cony ah and 1766 old 1267, with repairs of Mignotos and colts.
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Missions Defeat Club in First, Edge in Second by Pins
In a two game set at Mission Garden alleys the Missions split with the K club. The first game finished 297 to 295 in favor of the Missions, while the Missions won the second game 503 to 255. Leaders for the Missions included H Schuetze Captain Glueckner Briam Storms Heuer Man Byereber Walsh Simon McAllister and Deininger. For the K club Clair Captain Klaus Klaus Mesch Gardner Dur an Holbrook Dimatine Stowe Wallace Klaus led the lineup. Umpire Al Berry Scorer H Glaeser.
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Glueckner
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Storms
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McAllister
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C. Klaus
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H. Mesch
W. Gardner
A. Duran
L. Holbrook
A . Dimatine
A. Stowe
L. Wallace
al Berry
H. Glaeser
Battle of the Pins in Turner Howling league finals
The Turner Howling league crowns its champion Friday night at Turner alleys with the Tih Mustangs facing M. Daeta's Giante after each team won a series. Three games to decide the pennant, first game at 7 oclock. Women bowlers hold a 2 PM meeting at Sommers Garden to wind up series affairs and trophy plans.
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Giante
Ladies City Bowling League
Sommers’ Garden
Laurel
Light. Publishing’ Company
Hi. Baca
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Fern Lieufy
Royal Neighbors
Wisterzil Urged Toward Professional Baseball Move
George Wisterzil a Torme high school baseball star and rapid amateur of the city has been approached by a Texas State league club with a professional offer. He may not accept, preferring his steady Lockhart team job where he is treated royally as the town’s star. Last season he starred in a notable state game.
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Torme
Texas State League
Wistersil
Lockhart
T Leiple Phy Inns
Regatta Schedule and Ailment Remedies Advertised
Schedule fixed for the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie on Saturday with races at 3 pm 4 pm and 5 pm and changes due to Gymnasium clash. Also includes an advertisement for McGae’s Baby Medicine claiming to treat diarrheal stomach disorders and bowel troubles sold by Bexar Drug Co.
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Titercalegiale Boring Association
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Baseball Scores From Various Leagues Across Cities
New York defeats Chicago 7 to 4 at New York. St Louis beats Boston 16 to 9 at Boston with strong pitching. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 4 to 2 at Brooklyn. Cincinnati wins 6 to 4 at Pittsburg with solid battery work. Philadelphia overwhelms Cleveland 9 to 2 at Cleveland. Detroit edges Chicago 4 to 1 at Detroit. Little Rock beats Mobile 8 to 4 at Little Rock. Memphis defeats New Orleans 6 to 2 at Memphis. Birmingham hosts Montgomery with Birmingham winning 0 to 0 in a rain-impacted game. Nashville edges Atlanta 5 to 4 at Nashville. Atlantic posts 4 to 1 in a separate noted matchup.
Baseball summaries from Dallas to Galveston and Austin
Fragmentary notices describe multiple games: Dallas vs Houston with fast pace and notable battery trio Bunch Jackson Wood, Boudell Kerns. Galveston and Waco contests with late scoring, umpires Sapp and Spencer. Austin victory highlighted by Cypertine hitting in the late innings. and a 13 inning thrust for Fort Worth versus another team with Talterias Watson Killifer and Montgomery in the battery.
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Austin
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Galveston
Dallas
Houston
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Texae
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San Antonio Council Adopts Pole and Wire Ordinance
The City of San Antonio enacts an ordinance regulating utility poles and wires. It requires poles supporting electric trolley lines to be constricted within set time limits, mandates removal of obsolete poles, and prescribes penalties for violations. The measure is officially ordained by the City Council.
City ordinance on replacing wooden poles with iron or steel
Section 1 requires all poles supporting electric trolley wires within designated units to be iron or steel, five to eight inches in diameter and twenty to twenty five feet high, embedded five feet in concrete. Section 2 orders owners to remove wooden poles and replace with iron or steel poles, specifying a lengthy boundary described by street lines. Section 3 imposes penalties for non compliance, with fines from 10 to 200 dollars and a daily violation count as a separate offense. Passed April 6, 1908, by Mayor Bryan Callaghan and City Clerk Fred Fries.
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