Grand Stand a Fine One Opens Season At Park
The new grand stand at the Rail park is finished and ready for opening exhibitions with Monroe Louisiana next weekend. It seats daily 000 persons and offers modern amenities, while the team features a strong lineup and top condition as San Antonio fans expect a record season and best grounds in the league.
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Angelus Triumphs in City Park Derby Upset
Angelus, Sandringham colt owned by Burlew and ONeil, wins the City Park Derby at 2:04 3-6, beating Chamultepec and Meelick. Meelick, previously favored, finishes two lengths back as Chapultepec runs second and Pinkala falters at 10 to 1. Card includes results for six other races with Intervene and Rooney Kick among winners.
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Interscholastic game rained out at Krisch's ball park
J Plavius was winner and Plevits sagin claimed victory yesterday afternoon in an interscholastic game between Ean Antanig'Academy and TPer souk Military School. Wet grounds prevented play. rescheduled to a later date. Auto given away by Carr Wood & Coal Go.
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Gotham Giants Prepare for Dallas Training Finish
The New York Giants baseball team, under McGraw, conclude spring drills at Marlin Texas after two days of practice. The squad splits into two groups to play Waco Fort Worth and Rio teams as they prepare for the Dallas sessions and the final stretch of workouts. Bresnahan and Mathewson lead in a snapshotted practice amid reports the squad is in excellent shape.
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Giants walloped the local club in cold WarS Texas
In War, Texas on March 31 the New York Giants third division under Christie Matthewson beat the local league club. Matthewson pitched the full game but held back due to the cold. Waco registered seven hits in the contest.
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Incomplete game notes spark Giants score update
Fragmentary lines mention New York Giants players and multiple names including Hornby Gideon and Orr. The text references score details and hitters but lacks full context or a coherent event.
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Fast Bunch Prepares For Weekend Games In San Antonio
The San Antonio team Uronchus heads into a busy weekend with daily practices and two games against the Monroe nine from Louisiana. Manager Jack Aussett of Monroe brings a strong squad to challenge the Bronghoes and give local fans a chance to see tough action.
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Track Meet At Fair Grounds To Feature Several Local Schools
The article notes a forthcoming outdoor field day at the fair grounds in May with several schools showing intent to participate. Schools listed include Wrast Texas Military Academy Lake side Classical Institute Bradford M C A San Antonio Tara Vereia High School and Sam Academy. The event program is not yet finalized and will be announced by the committee.
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San Antonio Athletics Preview For Spring Schedule
The San Antonio Athletics announce their semi monthly coach night at Brits Achtzelin s saloon and reveal plans for 61 games with local southwest Texas teams. The squad claims stronger pitching this year with Chic Smith and Toe Perwein leading. Purgrrsan Carahiy and Duleh Knaus form the core battery as they prepare for their first trip to Youlun on April 12 to face Xerica of Gatcus.
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Ladies New League Forms At Turner Hall
The Turner Ladies' Howling section organized a new season of four teams last Friday at Turner hall. Four captains are Mrs. G. Ry Spletiucel Mrs. E. Keylich Miss Helen Wielenfell and Mrs. Ante Glocelkner. They will meet Monday afternoon at Turner hall to select alternating terms and adopt a schedule of games.
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Gardinal? Writer Lanigan Attacked in Hotel Room
Sports writer J. W. Lanigan of the Bolton Tinds and Gardinals, a well known American sports writer, was attacked in his room at the log hotel Friday.
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Tigers Beat YMCA Shut Out In Fast Afternoon Game
The Tigers defeated the YMCA second team 6 to 1 in an afternoon affair. Davis pitched for the winners as the Tigers broke open in the fifth inning, aided by Hogan and Davis two clutch hits and a Davis Sacal double play. Batteries were Davis Streeman for the Tigers and At Kingon Sintttt for YMCA.
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Baseball Games On Tap For A Busy Day
A heavy schedule of baseball is listed with teams such as the White Cans Beethoven Juniors East End Tigers and Pioneer farmers at Kilgch park plus Me Half Sons and St Marys school plus Government Hit Juniors. Chapn Reds meet the Dallas Street Brayas this afternoon on their diamond and other local clubs are noted with various sponsors and venues.
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Turner Bowling League Strikes Through a Turbulent Week
The Turner bowling scene reports shifting standings across alleys with the Colts holding low averages at 380 while the Giants rise from fifth to third. Navigators and Bronches swap positions as Mohawks climb to fifth and Herefords linger in the bottom tier. No new high scores. Bronches post 296. Upcoming schedule features Baetz, Zixcluan, Dukes, Clouckner, and Zork as top teams prepare for Tuesday and Friday matchups. Weather disruptions push some games to Tuesday with plans for locker investments at the Trier Bowllpgy section and post activities at Teverson alleys. The Indies and City Distributors eyed a key tilt to contest for first place. practice continues at Turner and Alamo clubs with editor’s quip ending in a humorous note.
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Market Climb As Steel And Sugar Push Stocks Higher
The New York market rose with steel hitting a yearly high and sugar shares advancing as traders anticipate continued strength. A copper trust battle and talk of Harriman lines reforms floated while a planned dividend cut loomed on railroad stocks.
Bravery of the Smallest Birds described by Chicago Tribune
Exchange amounted to 460 589 against 829 368 the same day last year. The total par value of hands poid today was 1 520 000 against 1 105 009 the same day a year ago. Pearless birds are humming birds. 80 unafraid are these charming creatures that they readily will enter open windows of houses if they see the flowers within. They even have been known to visit the artificial flowers on a woman's hat when she was walking out, and other writers speak of their talkdog sugar from between a person's ips. In a room they become confused, and being frail they are apt to injure themselves by striking against objects. It is of no use to try to keep them in captivity, unless possibly it were in a greenhouse, where there were Tenly of fowars, for no artificial food ever hag been found which will nourish then. Yet even in a greenfouss they probably would KIND themselves by Ag Ing against the glass.
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