Missionfield Defeats Beethoven Juniors In Fast City Contest
Missionfield nine defeated the Beethoven Juniors 12 to 6 on a Mission Street diamond. Pitchers Altman and Heyo led the late innings, while Guenther starred with strong fielding and a baserunning splash. Beethoven Juniors showed weak teamwork. Missionfield’s defense allowed only one error as Wagenfuehr and Armbrust pitched effectively.
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Beethoven
Mission Street
Wagepfueler
Altman
Heyo
Armbrust
Missionfields
Guenther
Ant l
Warenlight
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Guldsmith
E. Beethoven
Jrs
Lion
Heye
Wagenfuehy
Quenther
Desthoven, Jr
Bafse
Wagenfuehr
Alt
Seeeree
Bolin
Karnes
Wohson
First game at new park ends Warriors win 10 to 3
Krisch baseball park saw the Warriors defeat the Tigers 10 to 3 in a fast amateur tilt. Adolph Krlech promoted plans for bleachers as crowd praised the new field and players Carolus Toepperwein and Teepperwein dominated pitching while Knaup and Gallan shored defense.
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Wardars
San Ane Tonio Tigers
S. Krisch
Warriors
Adolph Krlech
Krisch
Carols and
Teepnerweth
Knatp
Ilke & Cock
Toepperweln
Carolus
Gallan
Tigers
Toepperwein
New Bronchos Show Class and Their Work Please Fans
The 1908 Bronchos and new players clashed with the Al-Professionals at Electite park yesterday afternoon, winning 10 to 5. Manager Leidy used fifteen men, with Sellerman and Burs impressing on debut. Pendleton and Leidy showed versatility. Ferguson pitched steadily after early strain, while Collins made a standout catch and Wisterzil sparked late offense. Crowd size was strong, and managers anticipate a deeper training camp as the squad evolves.
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Electite Park
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Leidy
Sellerman
Burs
Pendleton
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Nono
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Ferguson
Sam
Wallops
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Talely
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Toepperwein
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Qhos
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Ssenne
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Colgrave
H Oaveee
Ooanad Harfis
Mats
White
Ryan
Newnam
Lizzy
G. Knaup
Tanings
Marris
Burns
Harris
Barna
Newnan
Knap
Paddleton
Hartin
Collings
Aime
Metz
Tiase
Halle
Uy Ferguson
Larris
Baltars
Ty Ferguson
Loft
Branches
By Ferguson
Burns and Weat
Turner Bowling League Week Two Preview
Rattle GP The Pins reports the Turner Bowling league week two with Duke's Mustangs and Lohmachler's Bronchos leading. Teams eye two strong games as fresh matchups form on Tur ner alleys while Independents clash Mailing Division to try to stay atop the standings. Howard leads the Independents in average as Duerter's Herefords and Franks' Herefords set early dates facing Miastan Garden and Sommer's alleys this week.
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Duke
Mustangs
Lohmachler
Turner
Eemersa
Te Demp
Bank Two
Howard
Ee Duerter
I. Franks
Herefords
Miastan Garden
Eagles
Sommer
Light offers $100 for San Antonio anecdotes and stories
The Light seeks stories about notable San Antonians with no writing required. Prizes total 68 with $100 top, $20 first, $10 second, $5 third, $2 next five, and $1 for fifty five. Entries to multiple local addresses. many names and storefronts listed as submission points.
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Fila
Ips
the Light
Watts
Princess Easy Victor Over Tourists 4–0 in Roller Match
The Princess roller team defeated the Tourists 4 to 0 yesterday afternoon on the Princess floor. Schulze and McFall each scored twice, with strong passing and individual play highlighted by Dwight and G. Smith for the Tourists despite a weak first line defense. The game featured rough moments but remained a steady display of skill and speed.
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Sciulza
McFall
E. Smith
Gearh
Dwight
G. Smith
Princess
Schulze
Smith Ceapt
McFall Weyseeeeeee
Hennora Srseneeesseentes
Splash record shows Turner Inague weekly tally
The splash record for the Turner Inague week tallies sixteen with Lanmuella's Bronchos leading the pack as 1, Dykes Mustangs 3, Alzelovann's Navigators 3, IT Baeta's Colts 2, Gloeckner's Mo Baestz's Giants and Zork's ch both earning splashes. The list features names like H Wharton and J Leitner among others with multiple splashes, highlighting top contributors and their games.
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Lanmuella
Dykes Mustangs Hava
Alzelovann
Navigators
Baeta
Gloeckner
Baestz
Giants
Zork
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Denham
H. Wharton
G. Wraghel
AL Rledner Syeyees Besieee
J. Leitner i. L. Welker
Tiletzel
C. Phillipps
C. Tao
Eures
American chess team named for Britain match
New York March 9 twelve man list of 48 candidates announced for the American team to play a cable chess match with Great Britain Friday and Saturday. Names include John F. Barry Boston Eugene Delmar New York Albert W. Fox Washington Herman Hylins New York Albert B. Hodges Slaton Deland Clarerice Nowell London Frank J. Mareball Braottlin Mordecai P. Morgan Philadelphia Jackson W. Showalter Georgetown NY DL Stadelman Philadelphia Tierman G. Voight Philadelphia Geo H. Wolbrecht St Louis. Ten players will participate competing for the Sir George Newbury trophy.
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New York
America
Great Britain
Sible Mateh
Brooklyn Chess Club
John F. Barry
Boston
Fagene Delmar
Albert W. Fox
Washington
Herman, Hylins
Albart B. Hodges
Slaton Deland
Clarerice
Nowell
London
PLAN FOR MAR 19 BOXING EXHIBITION IN SAN ANTONIO
Harry Harris plans a March 19 boxing exhibition featuring Joe Grim and Ed Kriss with 26 rounds of fistic action. He aims to showcase a new set of challengers trained and toasted by Harris, culminating in a clash with Grim and Kriss. Jeter will promote the final contestants as part of a San Antonio show with a money back guarantee.
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Joe Grim
Ed Kriss
Amd
Grim
Krusa
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Grimald Kruan
Jeter
Hants
San Antonio
Kruga
Local Sport Briefs Prompt Plans For Upcoming Events
The Turners plan an exhibition soon and a roller polo match on March 29 will be stronger for the Tourista team. A 14.2 basketball game between Pox and Gormingham on Alexander's table Wednesday night decides the city championship. Baseball interest grows across the city as season nears, and teams are urged to contact the sports department for updates. Dr Frank Kent offers ophthalmic care from Hicks Building.
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Gormingham
Alexander
Eity
Carnpat
Jaeckle Bird Wins Flight in Lone Star Derby
The Lone Star District IFP of A held its second flight of the season with 200 miles flown from Tillsborough. Edmond Jaeckle’s winning pigeon finished at 2:28:35 in strong headwinds, narrowly beating Pardly’s bird. Several racers, including Pauly and Anderson, posted notable times as Edward Jaeckle led entries and records were noted for various birds. The San Antonio Red Sox opened the season by defeating Government HI Juniors 6 to 4 in a morning game, with Nathan and Caleman key for the winners.
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Tonos
Paul E. Anderson
Pail Aniletson
San Antonio Red Sox
Government HI
Sox
Nathan
Caleman
Eliley Field
HM Theil Sox
CUE
Coleman Hyglenton Weg
Etree
Slomds
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Bey
Aril
Railroad Time Table Selections From Busy Texas Network
A fragmentary schedule lists trains and routes including Austin Longview Texarkana Chicago connections via Fort Worth Dallas and St Louis with times around 9:15 to 10:80 am and 4:00 pm Local services to Hearne Taylor Laredo and Laredo via various junctions. The garbled timetable also mentions Houston Galveston and destinations like Brownsville San Antonio Victoria and Rockport amid references to the Sunset Route and multiple connecting lines.
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Math Plaza
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Saratoga Restaurant
Wm. R. Haftinin
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We-Commerce Etreet
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Joseph Shelly
Military Plaza
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Krakauer & Piper
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