San Antonio Welcomes Cardinals for Scenic Loop Tour
The Chamber of Commerce and San Antonio merchants stage a three hour ride for the St. Louis Cardinals around the Scenic Loop Wednesday. Cards manager Miller Huggins fears heat could tire his players before Saturday and Sunday games. Frank Snyder heads a small Medina Day party to Medina Tuesday night, joining workouts at League Park Wednesday. Leidy’s Bronchos train at League Park awaiting further cuts to stay under the roster limit as fans underappreciate his minor leaguers’ impact.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
St. Louis Cardinals
Harrison J. Benson
St. Louis
Harry Pierce
Sidney Keener
Frank Parker
Wilbur Wood
Miller Huggins
Cardinals
Alamo City
Medina Dam
Frank Snyder
Knights of the Red
Medina
League Park
George Leidy
Leidy
New Braunfels
Landa's Park
New Braunfels Tigers
Texas
Funs
Cap” Leidy
Nationals
Juarez Jockey Club Calls Off Border Race Meet
Juarez Juarez Jockey Club ordered the races discontinued amid tense border conditions. The season was to end next Sunday with only a small crowd at Monday’s program.
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Juarez
Mex
Hosts Outlast in Long Baseball Tilt
The game went twelve innings before the visitors finally won, then lost the next nine inning contest. Both sides produced rugged play as the series tested stamina and strategy in a classic baseball duel.
Crockett Five Defeat Dreiss Hill 20 to 1 in Monday Game
The Crockett five dominated Dreiss Hill with stifling defense and fast breaks. Gottwald and Tamayo led scoring while Ens elkin starred for the losers as the lineup shows Crockett 20 Dreiss Hill 1 with 15 minute halves.
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Smothers Dreiss Hill
Crockett
Dreiss Hill
Gottwald
Tamayo
Enslekin
Rockett
SPURS
Alfa
Englekin
Newton
Waters and McAllister Split Turner's Ninepin Match
In the Turner Ninepin League first double-header of the second series on Monday The Waters club won game one 348 to 254 while the McAllister combination recovered to take game two 354 to 267.
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Waters
McAllister
McAlister
Knights of Columbus Seek Sunday Practice Game
The Knights of Columbus baseball team in the City League have no game next Sunday and seek a practice contest. Call Manager Ed Flory after 6 30 p m at Crockett 7919.
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Knights of Columbus
Ed Flory
Crockett
City Baseball League managers hold planning conference
City Baseball League managers met in The Light editorial rooms to firm plans for an eight team season. Al Jonas chaired and outlined tentative deals stalled by park issues, with a double header on Sundays when the Bronchos travel. Forfeit schedules will be set at the next meeting with many local sponsors represented.
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City Baseball League
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Ahrens & Ott
Harrison J. Benson
F. Beaty
Lone Star Brewery
Eddie Flory
Knights of Columbus
F. Gaubatz
Potchernick Sporting Goods Company
al C. Jonas
Ahrens & Ott Co
E. Toudouze
Robins' Team Wins in Y Senior Series
Robins' team won the tenth class contest in the Senior series at the Y M C A Monday night. Hall's team took second, Boone third, Pieper fourth. Robins also led in the individual stunt event with 19 points as Quillian and Smith trailed. A basketball double header followed with Boone’s team beating Pieper’s five 6 to 2 and losing to Naylor’s quintet 11 to 7.
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Jack Robins
J. M. Hall
Willard Boone
William Pieper
Boone
Joe Naylor
Robins
Roy Quillian
Floyd Smith
Owen Armstrong
Jack Flaherty
Quillian
Smith
Charles Wight
Arthur Schmidt
Wight
Arthur Pfeil
C.eeecce
Arthur Prie
San Antonio Hosts Possible Major League Conference Visit
The sporting editor notes Ban Johnson and W. H. Yawkey in San Antonio with requests of Comiskey expected, hinting at a possible team transfer. Rumors swirl about Jess Willard’s ban on admission to his Moran training and a no decision fight likely, with heavies possibly not training as intensely as shown.
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San Antonio
Ban B. Johnson
W. H. Yawkey
Detroit Tigers
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
New York
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Griffiths Beats Beecher In 12 Round Columbus Bout
Johnny Griffiths of Akron defeated Willie Beecher of New York in a 12 round decision at ringside in Columbus Ohio. Griffiths won early rounds but had to press to hold the lead as Beecher challenged in the later rounds. Weights were 145 and 142 pounds.
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Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Willie Beecher
New York
Griffiths
Beecher
Peters Rifle Team Wins National Interclub Championship
The Peters Rifle and Revolver Club of King's Mills Ohio won the national interclub championship in Washington with an aggregate score of 10 911 led class A teams. Seventy two clubs competed in the NRA organized event. Each club fielded ten shots per member with a 75 foot target and 20 shots per man for scoring.
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Washington, D. C
Peters Rifle and Revolver Club
King’s Mills
Ohio
National Rifle Association
Draw for Chip and Christie in Memphis match
George Chip of Newcastle Pennsylvania and Gus Christie of Milwaukee Wisconsin fought eight rounds to a draw in Memphis. Both men were severely punished. Houston and return $7.55 special train details for the Cattlemen’s Convention listed in the ad.
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Memphis
Tenn
George Chip
Newcastle
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Houston
Southern Pacific
Sunset Five Forfeits Forfeited Games In Bowling League
Sunset five forfeited three games in the Commercial League against Maverick Clarke five. Ed Long unable to field his team led to the forfeit. Cramer led with 631 total, Derr had 234 in a single game. Briggs debuted with 542 and 211 in game two. Ransom Silsbee and Mills Engraving meet Tuesday after Monday scores.
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Maverick-Clarke
Railroaders
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Maverick-Clarke Five
Cramer
Derr
Briggs
Ransom & Silsbee and Mills Iungraving Company
San Marcos All-Star Baseball Rout Normal 18 to 0
San Marcos All-Star defeated Normal 18 to 0 in San Marcos Texas on March 14. Scott excelled on the mound for the Al-Stars while Normal used three pitchers Hennig Ridgway and Deviney but failed to contain the batting. Dailey blasted a four-base hit in an early inning as the offense built four runs each of the first three innings. Batteries Scott Brown Hennig Ridgway Deviney Lloyd.
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San Marcos
Tex
Scott
Brown
Hennig
Ridgway
Deviney
Lloyd
Texas corporate filings announce new incorporations and amendments
Pantaze Catering Company of Dallas with capital stock 20000 Incorporators C D Pantaze J D Pantaze and E G Senter Hotel maintenance as purpose Pharr Citrus Orchard Company of Pharr Hidalgo county capital stock 10000 Incorporators C D Killam 8 R Gawthrop and John A Cook C D Ferguson Grain Company of Fort Worth capital stock 5000 Incorporators C D Ferguson T E Ferguson and W B Edwards The Synod of Texas Presbyterian Church in the United States of Austin no capital stock Incorporators J D Leslie J M Blanding and C T Caldwell Nome Grain Company of Nome Jefferson county capital stock 750 Incorporators J E Josey R C Miller and J C Weaver Amendments Farmers Merchants State Bank of May Pearl increasing capital stock from 20000 to 25000 E A Corbett Company of Fort Worth increasing from 11500 to 19000
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Dallas
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J. D. Pantaze
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Pharr
Hidalgo County
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R. Gawthrop
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C. D. Ferguson Grain Company
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J. C. Weaver
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Greenleaf Ties Lead in World Pocket Billiards
Chicago report details Ralph Greenleaf of Monmouth Illinois tying the world championship standings with Frank Taberski of Schenectady after defeating J. Chapman of Chicago. Greenleaf now carries six wins and two losses with Taberski close behind.
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Taberski
Chicago
Ill
J. Chapman
Ralph Grenleaf
Monmouth
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
N. Y
Bresnahan Signs Shaw For Toledo Club
Roger Bresnahan manager of the Toledo American Association team signed outfielder Al Shaw on March 14. Shaw last played for the Kansas City Federal team a year earlier and joins the Toledo roster restoring his major league ties.
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Shaw
Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
al Shaw
Kansas City
Court Adjourns at Corpus Christi After Ten Weeks
Corpus Christi Texas March 14 District Court adjourned after a ten weeks session. The grand jury was dismissed. The notable case was the contest against the will of the late Mrs Ellen Timon of this city estate over half a million dollars styled Mrs Cecelia Leahy et al vs W F Timon et al. The jury failed to reach an agreement after five days and nights.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Ellen Timon
Cecelia Leahy
W. F. Timon
Y Suspends Classes In Campaign Week
Y M C A announces all Y M C A classes will be suspended Tuesday and Wednesday due to the membership campaign. The notice states the two day halt affects all Y M C A programs.
Heberer's Bird Wins 200 Mile Pigeon Race from Jewett
George M. Heberer's entry C.B.24939 won the Alam City District race in the National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers. The flight from Jewett, Texas covered about 200 miles with D. D. Tingate releasing the birds. Vollmer's F.B.3384 led early but lacked the countermark. Next Sunday a 300 mile race from Longview is planned with a hard flight expected.
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Jewett, Texas
Alam City
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International Federation
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T. J. Reneberg
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F. J. Vollmer
Longview
Texas
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C.B
T. J. Rengburg
A.A
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T. J. Onion Jr
A.U
T. J. Reneburg
Geo
M. Heberer
T. Ode. Voller
P. Baldwin
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A. Engelkin
S.E.B
Ed Loesburg
Juniors Basketball Double Header At Y M C A
The Grizzlies beat the Tigers 8 to 6 and the Leopards topped the Panthers 10 to 2 in a junior National League double header at the Y M C A. Murray Roberts led the Grizzlies with 6 points and Russell von added 2.
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Russell von As
Clarke Crosby
Tigers
Sterling Burke
Tatum
Edward Knox
Martin Rink
Frank Kalies
Byars Folts
George Deitzel
Angelo Battaglia
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Ertle Defeats Zulu Kid In Bantamweight Bout
Johnny Ertle of St. Paul defeats Young Zulu Kid of Brooklyn in a ten-round bantamweight match in Brooklyn on Monday night.
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Ertle
Zulu Kid
New York
Johnny Ertle
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Yale Defeats Harvard in Dual Meet
Yale defeated Harvard in a college dual meet held in New Haven on Monday night. The result highlights Yale's performance as they hosted the event, showcasing strong showings from prominent Yale swimmers.
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Yale
Harvard
New Haven, Conn
Kimbrough Child Dies in Beeville
Beeville Texas reports the death of James Kimbrough son of Mr and Mrs C L Kimbrough aged year after a month long illness with dystheria. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock.
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Kimbrough Child
Beeville
Tex
James
C. L. Kimbrough
Wolff & Marx Bowlers Top Lowther Brothers In City League
The Wolff & Marx tenpin team won the odd game and the last two battles against the Lowther Brothers in the City League on Grand alleys. Final scores were 715 647 and 6656 528. Bless led W M with 518 total, 190 and 199. Hill led Lowther with 486. Lowther’s R M had high loser game 191.
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Wolff & Marx Tenpin
Lowther Brothers
Bless
Harry Walker
Prentice D. Hill
R. M. Lowther
Frank Brothers
Ahrens & Ott
Reulbach Signs With Boston Braves
Veteran pitcher Reulbach, who played last season with Newark in the Federal League, has been signed by the Boston Braves. Announcement made Monday night by Walter Hapgood, basin manager of the Boston National League Club.
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Fla
Reulbach
Newark
Boston Braves
Walter Hapgood
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