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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
15
Bronchos travel to Cary Tyavia to avenge a prior loss against Camp Travis, winning 5 to 1 behind solid pitching and timely hits. Both teams displayed steady defense with no wild scoring, as left handed pitching and careful play shaped a restrained but satisfying outcome for Brons.
In a rugged contest, the Bronchos defeated the Cardinals with strong pitching by Hill Townsend and late-game relief. Sykes and Northen led batters with multiple hits as Masters Mullins and Dickeron contributed key at bats. Earle Sykes added four runs in four plate appearances.
In March the newly proposed New League NW York aims to reorganize regional play with teams including Toronto Kechos Baltimore Jersey City and others. Leaders from the defunct International League consider roles as the league seeks to unify clubs from Syracuse Binghamton Wilkes Barre Scranton and more.
Smith triumphs in the first drive shout at the club meet with a 41 of 109 while Sinita and Jaex contribute. Sweet and Weiser contest top honours as the club plans future matches to decide the permanent holder of the cup after three consecutive wins.
The Belly Wield Knights of Columbus defeated Tambas basebill 6 to 4 in their opening game at Kelly Field. Beha of winters led with strong hitting and two home runs. Sal Agro Nywul and others contributed in the win. The Knights dominated early scoring and held on despite late pushes from the opponent.
The bore enridge high school gameday featured a close match with Louie Rothl and St. Louis college presented in the early innings. Chowning and the Stonebridge squad battled hard, with a few key hitters delivering for the visitors as the home team struggled to gain the lead.
The 669th Squadron of Kelly Field claimed the title at the Second Brigade finals amid seed victories and a single defeat, with standout pitching and strong infield defense from players including Christian, Cunningham, and Galbraith. Batteries led by Galbraith and Johnson supported the win as the team dominated eliminations and earned the championship at Stewme host.
Army personnel updates list promotions and appointments across divisions. Leaders including Col. Mud and Lt. Col. Leare oversee new assigns, while the 90th division range officer Capl Be Redolinsin edits, and several lieutenants and captains receive commissions or reassignment amid a broader mobilization and training schedule.
A convoluted passage reflects conscientious objectors debating their stance on entering the war. It references Mrs. P. Morgan I. J. Koeckefeler and mentions individuals tied to pacifist and nationalist groups while discussing exemption and duty amid a wartime context.
Promoter Ed A Fateh promises a finish match between Adolph Wrost and George Koisonaros. The program features seven events with two wrestling bouts and five boxing matches, a side platform raised for better viewing, and athletic officers overseeing the show amid a divided betting outlook. Notable participants include Kelly Viel’s crew and Tufts wrestler now with the Gros School.
A garbled note outlines an April 6 meeting featuring Kelly Richt and Rerarle Shop Boxers and Wrestlers. It mentions a return season event, a mechanical roper, and Mort Mos Jloweston with unclear locations and terms. Names and details are partially unreadable.
Infantry Officers of Camp led by Anderson won a rough uneven game against 105th Cavalry. The report lists multiple fielding mistakes and chaotic plays with players like Cathy Itchar Kin and Bus noted in the mishmash lineup. Next Wednesday the Infantry plan to meet the Jetty at Camp Sin Ine, pending clearer rosters.
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