Boxers and Wrestlers Set for Evening Card at Athletic Union
Manager Morris promises a full card with no excuses and strict officiating. McMullen and Quings collide at 160 pounds, Burnstei and Savige meet at 16, Shibert to box six rounds. Eddie Neal and H B Moran expected on the mat. all contestants to display clean work as doors open at v o'clock.
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McMullen Wnd Quings At 160 Punts Should Be A Good One. Hoth
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Savige
Hat
Shibert
Wix
Dddie Neal
H. B. Moran
Mustangs Drop Navigator Vicotry Despite Late Surge
Zizelmann led the Navigators to a win in the first game but the Mustangs rallied in the second, sealing the match by a margin on pins. Scoring shows limited gains for both teams with few high marks, and many players listed in the lineups from Zizelmann to Dukes and Oppenheimer.
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Turner Alleys
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Au. Lassner
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Specht
Hoffman
Hr. Dukes
J. Oppenheimer
Dietzel
Leitner
Tie Hoelling
W. Keller
Curry
Zimmerman
Light pays $100 for stories from San Antonio residents
Citizens are invited to submit anecdotes for a Light-sponsored contest offering 63 prizes. First prize $20, second $10, third $5, with many smaller awards. the paper plans to publish a series of true humorous San Antonio tales and urges readers to share amusing incidents connected to local life.
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Light
San Antonians
Bu Oess
Powers Dominates Peacock Military Show in Varsity Events
On the Peacock Military School campus, Powers led four events as the standout exhibitor. He won the high dive at six feet three inches, anchored the 1-yard dash in 11 seconds, tied for first in the jumping event at five feet two inches, and won the skip and jump with a 35 feet 12 inch mark. Rush placed second, Neal third. Powers also helped his team win the relay, finishing last on Morgan’s final leg to clinch.
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Bowling Club Hosts Open Meeting For New Officers
The Ladies' Bowling Club plans an afternoon meeting to organize a permanent club and elect officers. Tonight at We Tirner alleys MH and Raetz's Colts face Lawther's Gents. Six of the teams tied last night with seven pin margins.
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Raetz
Colts
Lawther
White Rose and Owls Bow to Close Match in Wide-Open Finish
The White Rose Bowling Club split a two game set with the Owls in a tense clash. The Owls set a new team scoring record with a high total while the White Rose battled to a final double frame win to pull within seven pins. Keys were Herbainn, Luts, Adolph Kohr, McAllister, and T. Lieck for the pairs, with Glaest leading the Owls alongside McAllister and others.
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Lambert
Soldiers' Meet at Fort Sam Houston Field Day
Fort Sam Houston hosts a soldiers field day on March 28. Lieutenant Emery T. Saul will lead events across cavalry, armory, and infantry sections. Athletes from Peacock and S. A. Academy are expected to perform, with a second game scheduled tomorrow at Krisels pavty and a high level of competition anticipated.
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Military School
Gladiators Tie K Bowlers At Muth's Alleys
The K Bowlers and Sebuetze's Gladiators shared a night of bowling at Muth's alleys. K won the first game by seven, Gladiators won the second by 24 pins. Low scores and uneven play marked the evening with Yaron dominating the lanes. Captains Wallhee and Schnelas led lineups as both teams fielded strong players in a sociable doubleheader.
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Fractured OCR Summary of Local Baseball News
Fragmented report covers Waco game 19 to 3 defeat, manager George Lily releases catcher A. A. Metz, and roster changes for Bronehe and West. Mentions upcoming games and player trials as teams adjust for the season.
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Waco
George Liily
A. A. Metz
Mieve
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Easy Game For W T M A San Antonis Academy
West Texas Military Academy boys dominated a recent match against Gouldatt Gureves with a decisive 18 to 3 showing. The game featured by Ryan and Oulom, with WMTMA claiming superiority over the rival squad and scheduling a postponed Disketball clash for next week at Center Point.
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West ‘Texas Miliary Acad
New Post Diamond Gestar
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Anionig Academy Boys Capalle
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Latrel Heights Gineli Shutout By St Mary's College
St Marys College baseball team defeated St Anthony yesterday afternoon at the camping grounds. The battery for St Anthony was strong and fielders capitalized on opportunities. Final scores show St Marys 14 runs to 9 for St Anthony.
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Billiard Match Set For Wind Creek Event
Billiard players are matched for a big Wind Creek event next Wednesday for 200 points featuring Fox Mir Cunningham, the top local player, against a rival in a city melee. Enthusiasts have long sought this clash with Carr Wood & Coal Co sponsoring the seating and prizes.
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West
Calvin De Marest Breaks Amateur Billiard Record
Chiedigo March 29 Calvin De Marest tops amateur ranks by breaking the long standing world record in the Weeh tournament. He runs high with a 100 point total and defeats rival by a close margin securing the title and prize money.
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Luving Defertud
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