Peacocks Win From U S Team Interscholastic Game
Peacocks defeated High School by 10 to 3 in an Interscholastic baseball game yesterday afternoon. Ashford pitched steady for Peacock, fanning nine and allowing one walk, while Johnson on the High School side struck out six with eight errors behind him. Notable plays included a one handed catch by Nichols and strong fielding by Dreiss and Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krisch
Peacock
Ashford
Johnson
Pescork
Nicholas
Peatock
Dreiss
Woodward
H. PO. A
Cardinals vs Bronchos tense rally ends with late homer
In a high scoring game Latdwle and Leidy sparked offense for the Cardinals while Hurley and Eng produced key hits. Alexander saved a run with a strong play and Stovall crossed home as the sixth inning featured wild throws and outs. Pendleton and Mas drove runs in, and Shaw lofted a homer in the eighth as both teams traded blows and miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond
Hoth
Collins
Gush
Leidy
Alexander
Lash
Alex
Lee
Eng
Basns
Stovall
Lelly
Jens
Hurley
Raymond
Cardinals
Hose
Cardinal Halla
List
George Leidy
Texas Seagner
Sam Stovall
Burns
Kins
Pat Murphy
Cardin
Ens
Likey Pendleton
Pat McParland
Val Newnam
Coy Mas
Pendleton
Ryan
Whedes
Shaw
Bhasy
Cardinal
Taymand
Murphy
Podiolow
Newnam Seu
Letdy
Golling
Hueley
Schulz Knocks Out Altmann in Post Ring Bout at Fort Sam Houston
In a six round spectacle at the Fort Sam Houston post arena Schulz, a member of Troop L, defeated Private Altmann after a earlier 10 round bout with Kid Binghar. Schulz showed sharp punching and rangy defense while Altmann absorbed punishment before being dropped in the fifth and finished in the sixth leaving the crowd cheering for the clever post favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulz
Fort Sam Tous Lon
L.troop
Ami
Schule
Binghar
Ingluvius
Divighaus
Imller
Cox
Seluiz
Allman
K Troup
Altmann
Rune
Timff
Sehula
Bem
Paranther Palia
Fanrth
Bret
Schuly
Alann
Seluilz
Schila
Hineelf
Tie
Behuly
Fast Sam Houston game pits Battery B past Infantry 10 to 6
A large amateur crowd watched Battery B defeat the Ninth Infantry 10 to 6 at Sam Houston. Savage struck out 32 but 9 errors by his team aided Infantry. Liugless matched 19 strikeouts for Infantry and both pitchers held hitters to few hits. Key two base hits by Kolsky and Melba helped Battery B win early. Lawleys supported with solid defense despite miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yester Terhoon Oh
New Post
Transaitery B
Ninth Infantry
Attery B
Savage
Liugless
Battery
Infantry
Ferrion
Lawleys
Kolsky
Melba
A. Porter
Aest Klein
Hadley
Sayigy
P . Furrion
Pel Ryan
Schanslessy
Katshy
Atelha
Lawless
Balig
Savas
Carpenter
Schang
Averages of the Week and Schedule Notes
The schedule lists games for March and April including Dukes, Aizouman, Gloeckney, Zork, and other teams with dates March 31 to April 2. Waco had seven hits but failed to score as Matthewson shut them down with thirteen strikeouts in a pitching duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons Mondit
Maret Sch. Daote
Dukes
Tunsday
SM. Ae
Aizouman
Apni
Lowther
Lolwwheiler
Gloeckney
Zork
St. Joseph Bays
Juenger
Seblobol
Ve. Warahach
Waco
Tix
Matthewson
Shmiek
New
Christians Do Baylor in Exulting Clever Rating Game
Texas Christian University defeated Baylor 1 to 0 in a closely contested football clash at Waco. The result left TCU celebrating a hard fought victory as the play swung between both teams with defensive stands and a single scoring drive deciding the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Tabet
Waco
Texas Christian University
Baylor
Ley Wen
Surprise for the Cardinals In Batting of the Bronchos
A late afternoon game at Jemetrie park features the Bronchos overcoming the Cardinals with strong hitting from Stovall, Pendleton, Leidy, and Eng. Wey goes 4 for 4 for St Louis, including a homer, while Burns and the Bronchos' lineup rally after Raymond’s start.
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San Antonio
St. Lonig
Jemetrie Park
Raymond
Pat Murphy
Webb
Clay
Mr. House
Alt
Lush
Burns
Ail Wey
Tve
Shaw
St. Shad
Cardinals
St. Louis
Lauwig
Lash
Ber
Colling
Pendleton
Leldy
Eng
Mey
Straigh
Sam Stovall
Alexander
Newnam
Lelby
Storgall
Haga
Waaw
Sliglé
Marshall
Enthusiastic City League Formation Signals Local Baseball Boost
Enthusiasm runs high as fans back forming a city league with multiple amateurs applying for places in the leagues. Teams list includes San Antonio Red Sox, San Antonio Tigers, and other local squads with lineups shaping for Friday’s entry deadline and keystone park play. Three judges will select teams after Friday’s meeting to organize schedules and uniformed play across Keisch hall park and related diamond venues.
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Toen
Leanig
Givinns
St Winalds
Iuit & Brog
Jagko Bras
Jeeplestan
M Hagan
Piteher
Vinidershoepen
Varga
Welch
Kink
Fehl
Harris
Sameer
Hoved
Eiteher
Miller
Stahl
Ateher
Tanghorn
Lohse
Wine Held
Merkel
Williams
Itdbel
Tor
Jones
Behl Delay
Troncho Jimiars
T. Stahl
Oscar McHugo
Frank
Slimp
Yee
Wise
A. Michel
Eggelston
Micke
O. Dirllnng
H. Altman
Government Hill
Tigers
Tlogan
Davis
Freeman
Har Smith
Flankel
Rhelner
Rinkin
Drewett
San Antonio Tigers
F. T
Delaya
Stiehl
Tarsten
Mergle
Mc Dodgle
Newland
Stiell
M. Hall & Fires
Sollinger
Ratener
Ospenheimer
Conley
Hvat
Mulingee
Werhtur
Freeborn
May
Specht
Cau
Red Sox
Sellinger
Chit Chleman
N. Sallinger
Dugan
J. Ternander
Treshorn
Jett Felt
He Nathan
Gallaraniee Shae Ca
Scholls
McCrosk Oring
Angi Saunders
Felt
Walton
Collins
Ilemain
Tuset
Leroy
Nahe
Keisch Hall Park
Pigeon Flights Today In Four-Part Race
Oral members of the Tone Star Instet of the International Federation of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers plan a 400 mile race from Kowa Oklahoma. Four entries include Exlwin Pauly Henry Pauly Paul Anderson and Edie among 40 birds. Birds ship Friday and free at 6 am if not mating by 12 tonight. San Antonio association rests today and will not hold next meeting until Sunday. A separate private race from Flatonia will ship 75 birds today at 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Star Instet
International Federation of American Homing Pigeon Fancys
Kowa
Okla
Exlwin Pauly
Henry Pauly
Pau
Anderson
Edie
San Antonio
Miles
Oswald Martys
Frank Onton
Flatonia
Cardinals and Bronchos meet for morning run at Tinney gym
The senior and junior Tinney gym classes began their first run at 7 o clock in Imaging Turner hall led by Tol Uz. Cardinals here included many pitchers yet the Bronchos hit the ball hard during the outing, showing strong effort in the practice jaunt toward Splade under the same direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinney Gymnasium
Tol
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Thomason
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Web
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Homemin
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University of Min- Neshta
St. Paul Medical Journal
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