Local sports brief notes reflect ongoing season plans
Local sports items report ongoing leagues and upcoming events. The High School girls and Von Avon expect no Friday game cancellations while Turners prepare for track and field this spring. Government Hill Grays beat Red Sox 4 to 0, Sox rebound next day, with emphasis on baseball and junior city teams. A new score board is planned at Krisch Park and the Interscholastic league closes its season with a San Antonio Academy game.
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Light offers $100 for San Antonio anecdotes and stories
The Light invites San Antonio residents to submit anecdotes for prize money. Up to 63 prizes total with several tiers, from $1 to $20,960, for best stories or amusing incidents tied to local businesses or events. Submit details, not finished stories, to Anecdotes, Care Light.
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Fhoanix Pressing Club Riverside building list
A haphazard OCR style collection names numerous streets and individuals connected to Riverside and Houston areas. The fragment mentions Fhoanix Pressing Club, residence addresses on Blum Street, West Commerce, Main Plaza, Alamo Street, Avenue D, and South Alama Street with several names like Hernan Lan Jo Hb Tertell Courey Bai WN Hagy Isto Riv dng JB Marris San Antonio Music Co TV Mast Touston. The note closes with “Now times will be added in this Mak each night” and urges readers to watch this list as it will grow.
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Third Caseman Coughlin to captain Detroit Tigers again
Sports notes survey a flurry of player moves and rumors across major leagues. Detroit elevates Coughlin to captaincy as teams shuffle pitchers and catchers. Chicago, Cleveland, and Philadelphia show active signings while veterans pursue coaching or retirement paths amid spring turmoil.
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Chana Reds Open Season With Rock Quarry Game
The Chana Reds tee off their season next Sunday facing Rock Quarry on the latter’s diamond. Tony Diaz returns as manager as Cahll leads the bats with a 180 average over six games and Ziegler close behind at 179. Owls also prep for strong performance.
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Mustangs and Bronchos Duel Shatters Alley Record
Duke’s Mustangs topple Lohimueller’s Bronchos 2-0, set new alley record with 337 pins, surpassing Geo. Conting’s Steers and H. Baetz’s Calts. Oppenheimer, Tei per, Tenge lead with multiple splashes, Oakes stars in second game, Geyer owns double feature as both teams field strong lineups.
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Bowling league forms citywide alliance for amity
The Saps K Bowling Owls Eagles and Missions plan a joint meeting tomorrow at 8:30 pm to discuss creating a citywide bowling league. Clubs invite all interested bowlers to join and representatives attended last night’s meeting.
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Girl League For Next Fall Could Add New Teams
City schools eye next fall season with better prospects despite losing top players. St Marys Hall will skip a league team, planning internal play. Brackenridge Grammar seeks vacancy, while Avon and others consider forming a six team league. Several players expected to return. changes in captains and roster noted as season closes.
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Indoor athletics crown set at New York closing meet
New York March 1 indoor athletics closing meet will close the New York carnival of amateur competition. Top college athletes from Princeton, Harvard, Columbia, Dartmouth, Amherst, and more gather for a premier intercollegiate event. Notable entrants include Ray Berry, Guy Vasilis, Harry Ate, Tod White, and Metin W. Sheppard with famed national marks expected to fall.
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Beethoven Baseball Scrubs Set for Clash at Missingfeld Diamond
The Beethoven Juniors schedule a Sunday game between two strong club teams on the Missingfeld diamond. Expected to draw many first-team players from the Scrubs, the lineup features Galdsmith as pitcher and Peltzer catching, with standout fielders and a close contest anticipated.
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Two Boxing Exhibitions Planned in San Antonio Next Week
Two promoter managed boxing cards are planned for San Antonio next week. Fred Morris of the Alamo Athletic Club and Marty Harms of Grim interests each announce dates March 18 and March 20, respectively, with Joe Grim set to box two opponents including George Smith and Fred Sperry in bout arrangements.
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San Antonio High School to Battle Austin High in April Contest
The San Antonio High School will clash with Austin High on April 21 in San Antonio. Manager Dugosh of Krisel’s park is arranging the diamond game. Both squads boast top players as they prepare for a tough line on the field in the district league. The Peacock and San Antonio Academy teams are faster than before, with the contract presenting a stiff test. Local players have long played together in the city and management aims to foster development while attracting railroad fans for Flowers’ fare. A return game is planned in Austin as the season windups.
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Thompson Reports Fast Young Player Joins Morris Brock Store
Toidder Thoamson formerly with Temple and Fork Worth signs with Manager Lisdy for duty at Morris Brock's store. He plays third base and was cited last year as one of the fastest young players in the emcrit. May alfalfa Johnson grass hulls rich men M. Marnchean.
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Railroad Time Table From Arcive West Gammerce Street Station
Train listings show routes and departure times from Arcive West Gammerce Street Station to cities including Dallas Fort Worth St. Louis Chicago and Mexico via multiple connections. Notable departures occur at 9 16 a m 10 20 p m and 7 95 p m among others with many regional stops and connections through Texas Oklahoma and nearby locales.
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