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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
6
Perry 3 NabO routed Kelly Field in a decisive victory as Bronc Pitchers suffered. Wily play by Jace Warper and Clyde Buyout led the offense with multiple hits, while Gibson and Hagan anchored defense. The era featured errors and strong center field defense, highlighting a lopsided contest and Perry’s dominant run.
The article reports on Diichetts 20 Ten and Erecie preparing for upcoming games with guard turnover and travel plans. WB leaves for a southern tour starting Thursday while camps in Kansas and Fort Worth set up two weekend matches. Teams include the New York Giants and Panthers with several player movements noted and indications of roster changes.
A M College sophomores won a college crosscountry meet in College Station Texas on a muddy course. Individual top finishers included KOB McQuillen of Galveston TAR 5 ELT Wendl Sherman and B. Lee of Clan, with twelve entrants completing the course and others named in the final results.
Detroit news brief reports L L Cline won the first open medal shoot held at the Municipal Range Teese, with strong scores and several competitors close behind. Other results include D Cappelletti and H H Mitchel and notes on the evening matches and rifle events.
Main Avenue High School beat St Anthony's College in a seven inning practice game by 6 to 1. Bullitt pitched for Main, though wild at times, while Roberts hurled well for St Anthony's. Captain Robert Davis led the winners with a triple and a home run, and Cozad contributed all of St Anthony's hits.
The first of three games to decide the city teens basketball championship features VY Mac A team against Orioles five on Wednesday at YMCA court. Tipoff is 7:15. The post season race aims to lead the league as both squads entered the stretch with momentum and strong starts.
In Louis, a March 7 dispatch reports defiance of a wartime tax. Loyal ratepayers and local groups rally behind leaders despite warnings to reveal supporters. The piece notes varied community responses and references Cardinal field and local school societies aiding the effort.
President Rickey debated with Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper over a proposed tax on free game tickets for the Cardinals knot hole club. The plan feared a $2000 to $4000 war tax impact, prompting questions whether owners or fans should bear the levy while promising continued access for regular attendees.
Plan outlines a big season for the MW ITWVis group, with a schedule of infsy baseball. Composed of former professionals, the team will meet the San Antonio Brands Feldng, Wally Field Saturday and the New York Glaits Tuesday, with games at 2280 cclnck. A follow up game with the Hran chos is slated for Lundas, featuring the empir players from Cileoss Th Teienne, and notable figures including TMyr Tne, Ditkerson, Ranke, Heel, Tatty FIR Held, and others.
In Annapolis on March 7 the Nazis of delegates faced a defeat to derail plans for abolition and price controls. The issue was set to be reconsidered in a new legislative session, with leaders vowing to press the matter despite opposition.
Am Chickwell reports odd results with unclear names and garbled words. Faint references to individuals Cregg Mypes Derkins MeAsing and a though unclear exclamations suggest a chaotic scene or overheard chatter rather than a coherent event.
The article discusses how earth receives light from about 225 million stars, with most light coming from faint stars too distant to see, while a small fraction comes from visible stars like Sirius. It ponders Canopus and Rigel as brighter, more influential stars and notes challenges in measuring vast interstellar distances and luminosities.
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