Infantry Post diamond hosts key Army league clash
In Fort Sam Houston area, the Army baseball league played on the Infantry Post diamond as the Third Held Artillery defeated Loyal Order of Ginose 2 to 1 in a seven inning opener. Seeger Pharmacy tied the series with a 1 run win over headquarters, also seven innings. Cowan and Doren had a pitching duel with Cowan yielding five hits while Sener and Roth combined for defense.
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Train Service Schedule Fragment From The Nation
Truncated timetable notes VIA San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway offering daily trains to Corpus Christi and other connections. Mentions Pullman sleeper service and branch lines toward Kellerilly and Brownsville with ports and agents listed, but OCR errors obscure full details.
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Golf Club Mixed Foursomes Next Saturday At Country Club
The mixed foursomes golf event at the Country Club will use three scoring systems including medal, match, and stableford style play. Teams captained by Dr P Lowry and Fred Johnston will compete with women pairing with notable club figures. prize awards honor best medal score and winning pair.
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Fred J. Johnston
Joseph YW
Apwooy
Profeaunl
Hane
Contgataria
Dle
P. Lowry
Fred J. Jonnaton
Lowry Will Bey
Frank M. Lewis
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Norwood
Fairfax Five Wins in Weekend High School Soccer
Fairfax Five claimed victory Sunday afternoon in a 19 to 13 score. Sinclair and Gubultz led the winners with goals while Tiel er and Metinney scored for the losers. The match featured a five minute show with swift play and strong goalkeeping.
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Davia
Serson
Seare
Glay
Alf
Sinclair
Gubultz
Tieler
Metinney
Tye Metesups
Exhibition golf visit canceled by Evans call back to Chicago
The article notes inability to host Chase Foups in Kan Antonin as Evans is recalled to Chicago after recent play in Houston. Leis and Byars discuss inviting Foups again, and if possible the golfer may travel to San Antonio in the future with Mr. Lewis optimistic about another trip.
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Chase Foups
Kan Antonin
Evans
Chicago
Houston
Leis
San Antonin Cantry
Byars Ts
Guifer
Rans Eal
Pexas
Lewis
San Antonia
Ball Teams Begin Trng Tuesday In Fast First Check
In early spring briefing the Cleveland Americans St Louis Cardinals and San Antonio Bronchos head to camps. Miller Hue ging leads St Louis at Hot Wells Hotel to prep on Mamands of Charley Care. Fans expect plenty of baseball as teams start workouts and scrimmages in coming weeks.
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BL Louis
Miller Hueging
Hot Wells Hotel
Charley Care
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Gove
Hasé Fourneyen
Mort Sain Anatin
Uel
Af Thant
Pagel
Edger
Don Wis
O Neill Five Edges Howard's Team In Tight Set
O Neill's five defeated Howard's squad in a close match with total pins near 12637 to 9625. Harvey Waddell led O Neill Americans with top total, Captain Jack O Neill added a high 202 game, while Lean Howard scored 209 for the losers. Sandy Lantrim posted 547 for the best effort on the Howard side.
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Mtturbans
Howard
Font Howard
O' Neil
Bath
Harvey Waddell
O'Neill
Jack O'Neill
Ignere Hardy Howard
Lean
Sandy” Lantrin
Somros
Baker Quits Baseball Amid 1910s Era Debate
A spread of notes covers baseball chatter from St Louis Chicago and New York on March 1-3. Topics include Branch Hickey doubts and St Louis prospects for the American League pennant, Billy Sullivan and Callahan era memories, and a wide look at players deserting leagues during early 1900s wars. Baker retirement shocks Philadelphia and Athletics fans, with Baker praised as a strong third baseman and clean-up hitter whose absence weakens the Mackmen’s lineup.
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New York
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PM Toten
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Bob Wale
Lace
Brownas
Nap
de Gijsfereat
Philadelphia
Loxton
Brooklyn
Chlesga
Jillsbusks
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Lysqet
Philadelmuia
Marek
J. Franklin Haken
Glade
Emmet Tieldrich
Ueidricl
Fang
Baker
Helder
Mack
Vuthers
Athletics
Reading Tristate
Tan
Mayer Meets Lord Pinladelputa In Billiard Championship
March 1 in Union League a class A four 12 billiard championship opener features Jos eph Mayer of this city and Robert M. Bord of Chicago. Other entrants include former champion J Ferdinand Porgenburg and Edward W. Guedner of New York. Referee Alpert G. Cutler to oversee matches with aim to finish within two weeks.
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This City
Robert M. Bord
Chicago
United States
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Edwied W. Guedner
New York
Charles Dled
den of
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Mivts Corwin P. Houston
Detroit
Charles Milburn
Merion
Walker Eftenheimer
Chiaely
Alpert G. Cutler
Thes Mmatehee
Ahrs Bird Wins Close 103-Mile Open Race in Alamo City Meet
In the National Association of Homer Pigeon Fanciers opening event of the old bird series, Ahr's Bird narrowly edged G M Heberer's entry from Taylor Tex. The 103 mile race finished in 2 hours 17 minutes at an average of 1920 yards per minute. R Williams Upe rated the birds highly and noted a 7246 3 am wire reading in a light north wind. Next race from Jewett Tex on March 7, 20 miles, expected to yield strong averages.
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Weberer
Arthur Ahr
Alamo City
National Association of Homer Pigeon Fanciers
G. M. Heberer
Williams Upe
Jewett
Tex
Sunsday
Spring Work Begins for St Louis Browns
Thirteen members of the St. Louis Federals arrived en route to Key West to join their spring training in Havana. The St Louis Browns start spring training today with all members present except dames and Walker, who are declared unavailable.
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