Joe Grim the Iron Jawed Fighter Arrives in City
Joe Grim, famed for his iron jaw and long list of opponents, arrived in San Antonio with manager Harry Harris and sparring partner Krusa. They recently sparred in Galveston and Houston, plan a Los Angeles bout, and seek a title shot while Grim, weighing 158 pounds, boasts 487 fights and a history against top fighters.
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Galveston
Houston
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Houston Ley
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Local sports brief notes on Soon Marcos game and city teams
The piece reports Thomas Management courting a game for Hon Aves at San Marcos on Saturday with Major Blart as referee. It notes lower than expected trouble in arranging the match, mentions Patan Powder at 80 pounds as a candidate for gobpkee, and covers St Louis juniors beating San Ler.hamilo 4 to 0 in lightweight baseball. It also notes polo excitement about possible white game rules, prep for championship contests, andCity teams planning intercity games next season under ten cats.
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Aloum
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Open Series Div 1 Opener Highlights Gems and Mohawks
One of the largest crowds at Turner Hall watched open division play as Lowther's Gems and Gloeckner's Mohawks split the series. The Gems edged the Mohawks in the second game with a late rally, while the first game ended 72 to 40. Key players included Papa Schaefer leading the scoring and Rledner's early splash. Team lineups featured captain G Towlehy r and G A Towlhyr for the Gems and captain A Gloeckter with E Seholl for the Mohawks. Umpire WA Keeda officiated.
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L. Garrett
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Appuam
G. Tele
F.C. Pfeiffer
F. Hu
Bowling Update From Local Alleys Tonight and Wednesday
The Turner alleys host Hy. Dukes against M. Bacls with practice tonight at Mission Garden. The Longin tournament opens Wednesday night at Bllersch alleys with 24 series. Independents face City Distributors in the postolee feaply tournament. The Owls plan a regata at miners' Garden. Roy al Achwtes members meet at Miss G. Grohen's home to form a pennant league. Tuner Wednesday Afternoon Bowling chi schedules practice tomorrow at Turger hall.
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Turger Hall
Killian Hitting Breaks Through in Tigers Lineup
Detroit pitchers rise with strong hitting as Killian shines at plate. In 1906 Killian batted .320 over 122 at bats across 41 games, ranking high in the American League. His improved bat helped Detroit contend for the pennant as pitchers like Donovan and Molin contributed.
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Tigers
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Chance claims all the Cube will win world title again
Brant Chance predicts the Cube will repeat as world champions and win without doubt, though not necessarily sweep the series. He notes possible shifts in the lineup depend on new material, with no major changes expected unless a standout youngster proves ready to challenge current champions.
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Local Man Honored Named Manager of Tonster Horse Show
Milt Mooney of San Antonio has been appointed manager of the Tonster horse show slated for May in Tonster. Mooney is a prominent figure in Texas horse and racing circles, serving as manager of the Houston Fair and Racing Association and linked with numerous related groups. He is a well known San Antonio resident with ties to Stagewood and other communities. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
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Ims City
Tonster
Mooney
Houston Vair and Racing Association
Hr Texas
San Antonio
Buck Perk Reports Ready For Season With Bronchos
Buck Perk, the Broncho star who last season sparked the team with his strong hitting and clutch plays, arrived at Mar Blow’s baseball headquarters this morning. He reports as the advance guard of ten men set to report this week for duty. Perk says he feels the season of his life lies ahead. J. Turnett & Co. Undertakers. Sporting goods. Nic Tengs.
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Biseball
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