Broncs to Meet All Stars in Afternoon Baseball Showdown
The Hronehos and All-Star baseball groups prepare for a decisive afternoon clash at Iiten tric part. First pitch set for 3 o clock. Deskin to manage the game from the Chester, center field fence exit disruption.
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Agaliy
Ang
Winder
Tome Crowbie
Sam Deskin
Agate
Sta
Tinews
Brendhoe
Lawices
Stith
Voie
Colgrave
G. Knaup
Streegees Westsar
Favello Newnam
Catt
Markley
Pee Pendicten
Westerail
la Gravel
Griggs
Bergwaon
Broveldoo Hight
Toepperweit
Geuter
Volz
Battle of the Pins opens Tur ner Bowling league schedule
Monday marks the start of the fifth Tur ner Bowling league schedule with matches listed for March 2 3 and 5 at Sommers alleys Mission Garden alleys and St Joseph alleys. Standings show a tight race for best individual average led by Howard and Luckerbach with Lickenbach close behind.
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Idependente
City Distributors
Thaxiee
Howard
Luckerbach
Lickenbach
MttIe
Sommers
Owlag
Berry
Travelers
K. Club Ye
White Hose Club
Mission . Garden
Plantley Mills
Duerler
Iron Brows
St. Joseph
Nengerbauer
Eagles
Kraus’ Songsters
Mission Garden
Christiana
Crusaderd Vd. Schuelze
Maid Cale
Anderson Withdraws From TodH In The Ohio League
Anderson has withdrawn from the todH inte Ohio league. Promoters are at wits end over the situation as Indiana players are listed for the coming season including Marshall Comtuger who will pitch for Dunville in the Virginia league. Lee Kidd Gleason has signed a Philadelphia National League contract as a veteran presence in Major Iraqua baseball.
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Anderson
Indiana
Wendor
Marshall Comtuger
Dunville
Virginia Deague
Lee Kidd Gleason
Left Handed Hitters Dominate Early Baseball Averages
The article notes left handed batters hold edge at first base and in sprinting, with several top hitters posting strong averages. Cobb leads with .250, among a list of players like Kay Orth Crawford Atone and Kittany, while right handed Lu dete shows a standout .291. National league shows fewer left handers but stars Beaumont and Seymour stand out.
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Wayht
Aatter Ubax
Dame
Hig Stene
Cobb
Swext
Kay
Orth
Crawford
Atone
Kittany Clymer
Pick
Nichols
Kian
MEN GETTING INTO SHAPE FOR BOXING TOURNEY
Athletes prepare for fast paced six round bouts in a forthcoming boxing tourney. Burns trains daily with Kid Bannon while Wm. Miller and McMullen work on rights and footwork. Opponents Bibbs and Herrera also show cleverness as camps report the event will feature padded rings and gloves to prevent knockouts.
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Uheul
Burns
Pacific Coast
Arch May Ag Au Religy Herrera
Montana
Ate
Kid Bannon
New York
Burn
Miler
San Antonio
Bannon
Bibbs
Aittle
McMoulen
Franing
Unholz Popular as a Likely Champion in Heavyweight Field
A Denver Republican writer extols Rudolph Unholz as the standout heavyweight prospect. The German fighter combines a sailor’s travels and broad education with a jovial, sociable nature. The piece contrasts him with Corbett and McCoy, arguing Unholz’s strength and crowd appeal could dominate the ring.
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Denver Republican
Rudle
Ting By
Anhola
Coures
Denver
Nix
T& Just
Fiva Niles
Henry
Unio
Anhelz Woula
Corbett
Kid McCoy
Rudolph
Cabbage Home Grown On Market
Cabbage grown within the bounds of Bexar county attracts attention as fresh vegetables flood San Antonio market from nearby points. Prices drop as home grown produce enters the market, with cauliflower and tomatoes plentiful though priced variably. Poultry, fowl, and fish become more accessible as supplies increase, while several vegetables and fruits are quoted at modest rates amid the steady market activity.
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Bexar County
San Antante
Guha
le Lacni Fuad
Orragas
Daveny Jemena
Wheat prices surge near 1.00 as May futures reach
Wheat demand drives May futures close near 1.00 per bushel with a late-session pullback to about 0.92. July outpaced May, oats mostly steady with a September drop, provisions up sharply, with prices for corn and lard mixed and notes on Savoy restaurant ad at 110 Soledad Street.
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Shidhpo
Ati Om
Priosa
Cortes
Savoy Restaurant
Soledad Street
Best
Uity
Local Market Notes On Butter And Produce Prices
Fragmentary OCR shows a rural market update noting butter priced at 27 per pound and mention of hens, ducks, and chickens. Details are sparse and nonstandard, but the item records a pricing snippet from a local trade area.
Bears Hammer UP Stock in Market Turbulence
The Union Pacific stock fell sharply amid market weakness as Texas & Pacific and Western Union shares fluctuated. Prominent investors and banks moved to raise funds, while a court fight with the United States loomed over potential asset dispositions.
Texas Governor’s clash over railroad charter at Texas & Pacific
The document notes a meeting on Monday to discuss a dividend and stock ownership impacts in a sale, with dividends possibly quoted as a percentage. It highlights threats by the Texas governor toward the Texas & Pacific Railway, a railroad run under two federal charters, and raises questions about how the government would shield its interests and protect the company.
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Chris
Dave
Yong Me
Atock
Texas
Texic & Pacific
TaNitary Road
Stock market sales show jump from last year
New York report shows total shares sold today and on the New York Stock Exchange reached 216 225, up from 8 404 a year ago. Total par value of bonds sold today was 1 457 000 versus 741 900 yesterday. American Car & Foundry company part of the market summary.
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Florist Teasht Wire
New York
New York Stack Exchange
American Car & Foundry
Pennsylvania Railroad Orders Discharge Of 10 Engineers
A Philadelphia Ledger note reports the Pennsylvania Railroad company has ordered discharge for 10 engineers and firemen. The ruling takes effect this week, with Jean Service to be cut from duty as a result. Wall Street activity follows a Roosevelt administration note rumor about a new special message to Congress, potentially focusing on battleships.
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Staten
McEet
Los Angeles
Abd
New York
Denver
Philadelphia
Boston
Pany
Ere Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hag
Jean Fervice
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Congress
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