Bronchos Triumph Over Athletics In Sleepy Town Clash
San Antonio scores early and often to outpace Connie Mack's Athletics 15 to 3 at Texas League park. Wallace Betts Maggert and Murphy homer for San Antonio while Smith Meehan Daringer steal bases as Chief Bender Gipe and Houck pace the hosts to victory.
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Head Clean Sportsman Reflects On Berg Montour Bout
Promoter Tom Head is absolved of blame for the unsatisfactory finish of the Berg Montour match at Beethoven hall last Friday night. Berg heads to Tampico Mexico to inspect oil properties, while Montour is undecided on his plans but no reunion is expected soon.
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The Logical Way to Build Wear Into a Suit
Lentz promotes a method to extend suit life by shaping wear patterns and using oriental dot detailing. Shoppers are invited to try a measured fit that promises prolonged durability and threadworthy robustness.
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Indoor Ball League Set to Begin Tuesday Series
The Commercial Indoor Baseball league starts Tuesday night with a double header between Joske Brothers and Wolff & Marx and Guarantee Shoe Co. and the Bankers at 8 10. Eight teams are entered and schedules run through mid April with gymnasium games at Krisch park.
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San Antonio Club Hosts Sociability Golf Event
Forty golfers took part in the San Antonio Country Club sociability series with a handicap sweepstakes won by Fred Tarrant after 18 holes in 74. Ernest Brown and E. S. Chandler placed second and third as over 40 players paid fees under windy but favorable conditions. Mrs. R. R. Russell and Mrs. C. C. Janin claimed silver prizes. a dinner and dance ended the day. Next week features a women’s handicap for the Boyle cup. Coach Donaldson leaves soon for Chicago after ground is broken on the new course.
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Booklet on Auto Gasoline Cars Issued by Trade Board
The Automobile Board of Trade released the ninth annual illustrated handbook on gasoline autos. The 207 page volume showcases over 500 car models with prices and body equipment details. It uses the A S A M horsepower rating, standard in many states, and covers manufacturers highly.
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Sox defeat the Panthers in Fort Worth game
The Chicago White Sox beat Fort Worth 10 to 1 in a March 16 exhibition. Delhi and Rogge pitched for Chicago while Dean and Lowe pitched for Fort Worth. Bodie injured his right shoulder sliding home and will miss several days.
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Giants Beat Houston in 10-4 Spring Game
A Giants lineup led by John McGraw beat the Houston Texas Leaguers 10 to 4 in a spring exhibition. Giants ran bases freely with seven steals and six Houston errors. Marquard worked three innings, Ames followed, then Tesreau. Edmondson and Hornsby pitched for Houston.
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