Missionfielders defeat St Marys College 15 to 6 in diamond clash
The Missionfielders posted a 15 to 6 victory over St Marys College on their diamond yesterday. Wolfson pitched strongly, limiting hits, while Clarkson sparked the offense with frequent singles doubles and three hits. St Marys errors plagued their effort as McHugo struggled early before settling in.
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St. Marys College Boys
Wolfson
Missionfields
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Missionfield
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Giame
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St. Mary's
Wolfson and Flowers
St. Mary's College
McHugo and Menger
West Texas Men to Meet High School in Tennis Match
A doubles tennis showdown is scheduled for tomorrow morning at West Texas Military Academy. Prof Blackjack and Mr Hays of West Texas will team with Frank Murphy and Frank Hicks of the High School for a maze like doubles contest. The match promises to be very interesting as all players are skilled.
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West Texas
West Texas Military Academy
Blackjack
Mr. Hays
Frank Murphy
Frank Hicks
Light offers $100 for anecdotes about San Antonians
The Light advertises a contest offering $100 for anecdotes about well known San Antonians. Prizes range from $20 to $1 for 63 top stories. Readers are urged to submit details of amusing events or incidents involving named locals, with many listed contact addresses. The contest closes March 31.
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Giants and Navigators set marks in Turner alleys
Two records fall as Giants win both games at Turner alleys. Giants total 430 in second contest, topping 339 prior, with 16 in splash record close behind. Key performers include M. Baetz Schmitt W. Riedmer Chas Phillipe Ki Pues Grasan and Ed Seng. Duke Tang’s high score noted among the crowd. Umpires Geo Lowther and scorer Fred Pfeiffer.
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J. Schmitt
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L. Tabbs
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R. Neuman
Aig
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Canta Ues
TH. Scholl
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Sena
G. Koch
Dunham
F. Schaezner
M. Schended
A. Rircher
Geo
Lowther
Scorer
Fred Pfeiffer
John Frost Sets High Gun Record at Livares Heights
Members of the Livares Heights Gun Club held their weekly shoot yesterday afternoon on their field. John Frost achieved the best score with a record of 46, firing 24 then 22 to top the list of shooters present. Other scores included amounts around the forties, with several participants noted among the 40-point possible. Prizes listed included Rock salt and chicken feed, with a drawing for Campbell’s products and other items.
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Livares Heights
John Frost
Bronchos Face Cardinals in Early Season Showdown
The Gusling toothes on the Lusubeli diamond athletic park boast a fast setup as the Bronchos chase the pennant this year amid reduced seating. St. Louis Cardinals arrive after training in Boston, having defeated Houston Mud Cats and Galveston Sand Crabs in warmups. Today and tomorrow feature practice and a test game against St Marys boys to tighten the Bronchos roster ahead of regular play.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bouston
Murth
Fire Houston Mud Cats
Galveston Sand Crabs
Aleol
Houston
Galveston
Cardinals
Cardinls
St Mary’s Bays
Battle of the pins in Turner alleys clash
Lohrouchier's Bronchoix and Zork's Steers duel on Turner alleys tonight with both teams tied for last place. City Bowling League standings loom as the Socials and Laurel Ladies practice, while Phoenix and Fern Leaf Bowl clubs schedule sessions at Sommers and Darth alleys.
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The
Socials
Ed Schuetze Caplain
Sommers Alleys
Phoenix Bowling Club
Tegulie
Sommers’ Earden
Hold Prize Bowl Mama City Ladies Club Distributes Favors
The Amma Chly Lidice Bowling club held its first pela bowl yesterday afternoon at Beet Hoven Lanes. High score was 50, low score 22. Twenty two prizes awarded for place finishes with names including Mrs. M. Cohn and Mrs. N. Birney. Refreshments served after awards.
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Beet Hoven
Irites
M. Cohn
N. Birney
Chas, Roemer
Ed Stauan
Henry Clemens
Rove
R. Garzat
T. Phill
JH. Wehriahn
B. Balle
G. Itobbesch
KK. Nillass
Senile
Lot Saner
Gee
Huntress
N. Austin
Wolff
Mr. Bod
J. Wolff
Ghas
Newnam
Pat. O'Hara
Peterson
Bradford and Government Hill Tigers Fast Game Wrap
Very fast game between Bradford and Government Hill Tigers yesterday afternoon. Bradford trailed early but surged in the later innings, overcoming GOH with a 4 2 ninth inning rally. Davis and Harris led the pitching and hitting efforts, while Rudolph settled in for smooth control on the mound.
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Government Hill Tigers
Tigers
Bradford Boys
Davis
Raldn
Bandlely
Harris
T. Mughes
Hicks
Brews and Gums Win Big In Two Bowling Games
Two Duerler Manufacturing teams, the Gum Drops captained by Alt Wiedenfeld and the Iron Brews led by Avo, split a night of bowling at Mission Garden alleys. Gum Drops won the first game by 9 pins. Iron Brews captured the second by 12. Standout players included Wiedenfeld, List, and Alf Duerler for Gum Drops.
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Mission Girden
Chaim Drops
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Avo
Iron Brews
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Il Tyan Brews
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List
Alf Duerler
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Bass
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Lamm
Aber
Mark
Smith
Kimo
Maierhoffer
May
Arnold
Kaplanark
Zinmerman & Bolts
Jeanuti
Slinger
Kettles
Snarity
St Louis College team defeats West Texas Military Academy 18 to 4
The St Louis College team redeemed itself yesterday afternoon by defeating the West Texas Military Academy 18 to 4 in Austin. West Texas lacked steady defense and gave poor support to the battery. The St Louis boys played a more careful game, positioning like veterans after an earlier loss to the Peacock team.
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Austin Semuers
Austin
Karger
St. Louis College
Iwell
West Texas Military Academy
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Peacock
Towervers
St Taine College
Rosdon
Kelty
West Taxis Miliary Academy
Thomas team to play Center Point in April doubleheader
The Thomas school basketball team will play Center Point in April with Kerrville canceling. A doubleheader is set for April 24 and 26 on the Princess court. The Brackenridge Gravyner and Thomas girls had a tough outing with Thomas winning 16 to 12 after a second period surge. detailed scorers and lineups listed.
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Thomas
Kerrville
Counter Point
Princess Court
Thon
Jatterts Omni
Brackenviden
Thamas
Traminar Behan
Girvin
Eurt
Bochm
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Terrel Wells Automobile Line Schedules Revised
The Terrel Wells Automobile Line has updated schedules and will connect with the South Flored car at the end of theear line. In case of accident, passengers may experience up to twenty minutes delay. Fares for round trips are 40 cents. special trips after 4 pm require four or more passengers and a phone request.
R. L. Burnett Co One of State's Largest Box Plants
R L Burnett Co at 515 817 East Commerce stands as a major Texas box manufacturer with a plant noted as among the Souths largest. President and manager Mr R L Barnett brings thirty years of box making experience. The firm serves Texas Louisiana and Mexico and employs about 35 to 50 workers. Harpett Co supplies wrapping paper bags and related materials to support the operation.
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BR. Lb. Barnett
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Louisiana
Mexico
Reshi¢a
Ta Harpett Company
Field Day Bout At Fort Sam Houston Promises spectacle
The goldist boys at the post stage a Saturday bout between Schultz and Wibizhans at the post gym with Welter weights 126 and 138 pounds. The event follows a September draw with Kid Merman. Athletes train in shipping quarters as field day tasks loom for Fort Sam Houston amid a crowded program of military and civilian events.
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Schults
Wibizhans
Cateh Wae Schultz
Ibighuns Ith
Itlehaus
Mils
Hallg
Philadelphia
Kid Merman
Bibighway
Troup K Barracks
Fort Sam Houston
Meet First Time High School vs Pescacle in Pater Series
The next game in the Pater scholastic series features High School facing Pescacle School tomorrow afternoon at Kriseh's ball park. Peacock leads amateur teams with strong showings, while High School seeks improvement after early losses, including their matchup with San Antonio Academy.
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Pescacle School
Tommorrow
Kriseh’s
Ball Park
Peacock
Sm Aller
San Antonio Academy
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