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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
10
Detroit manager Jennings says almost every Tiger is in prime condition and ready to push a fast pace. Bronchos enlist Main and Winchell for a last chance as Detroit aims to pile up a large score while holding them down.
A rugged boxing reminiscence recalls Sam Fitapateled era and a bout featuring Joe Butler against Wrank Childs. The Old Timer recounts a stoppage disputed foul, a second round haymaker, and Butler lasting after a brutal exchange in Chicago Athletic Club memories.
A garbled notice mentions a June wedding and a rosy complexion tied to Rocky Mountain Tea In- Jald, 1 & GN, Dru Co. Readable facts include a bride, month of June, and a product reference.
On stage in Philadelphia Charley Dooin tells Mike Donlin to ally with McGraw and act for stage prestige. Donlin retorts that he is not a worse actor than Dooin, a singer, reflecting a heated exchange about talent and careers.
In Grand Rapids the heavyweight title defense ends with Stanley Ketchel delivering a crushing right to Johnson’s shin, knocking him down and eliciting a prolonged count. Post fight Ketchel says he feared a fall onto him, while Johnson laments defeat and promises shin guards in future bouts.
Hughey Jennings hails San Antonio weather as ideal for Tigers spring training. He notes warm afternoons and cool mornings help acclimate players, ensuring best-season condition. A stray quote praises Foley's Ortho Laxative guiding a child's fever and health.
Jack Johnson arrived in New York amid a cheering crowd of nearly two thousand colored supporters. He promised to press for a fight with Jeffries and said he would have Jeffries cover the bout for a New York newspaper if possible. The piece notes expectations for health and digestion tips mixed into the report.
Frank Goteh returns to Chicago and begins training for his April 14 match with Yussif Mahmut. He remains confident of retaining his world championship title and plans to meet Hackenschmidt in Australia this summer.
Lassnar's Jokers defeated Riedner's Pioneers in both games last night, inching ahead in the percentage table. The Jokers used steady early bowling and a strong finish, with notable work from Riedner, Lowther, Lohniweller, Rulling, and Wharton. Unruly spares and splashes were few as the Jokers clinched decisive frames.
Beethoven Juniors defeated the Alamo Iron Workers in both contests, securing a whitewash in one inning and winning the other. The Beethoven lineup featured Wagenfuehy Koch Kumey and Outrell, with standout performances from Buckley and Vowler. Iron Workers were led by G Roeh as captain, with Brock Lawson Sauer Senaulta Prinve Beichlaveck Foutrel Noack and Adfer. The scorelines show Beethoven's dominance in a hard fought Riverside match.
Local league night features rival teams Hanelsen and Sehnit for the Hottentots and Penge and the Hophaps as chief jesters. W Kendell’s four splits, all double-header wind tests, stuns fans. Also notes upcoming matches at Joseph and Emerson alleys. Public notices announce fuel and supply bids for several forts with April 1 closing.
A house and its contents were destroyed by fire at Mrs. Hagan’s home on Cunap unknown cause. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars with 500 dollars in contents. Occupants Ge HL Hagan and an employee of She nile Bath escaped as the blaze rapidly consumed the dwelling owned by A Shamley. No motive or insurance details determined.
J W Greenley argues for a new trial claiming prejudicial statements by the state and newly found evidence may show the defendant's innocence. The Negress Ethel Williams, convicted of robbery by five nuns and sentenced to five years, will have a hearing in the Thirty seventh district court Saturday morning. Greenley says stinging testimony will be presented.
The Texas Department of Insurance grants a one year certificate of authority to Amer Hie Virginia State Insurance Company of Richmond Virginia, authorizing business in Texas from January 1, 1909, to December 31, 1909, issued by Commissioner Thos A. Love and agents Duliln and Meyer at Austin, Texas.
The city council amends section 1 of chapter 7 of the revised Criminal Ordinances of San Antonio. It declares unlawful for any person to ride or drive any animal vehicle or conveyance over streets bridges or roads including river crossings within city limits at speeds faster than a walk. Penalties set fines from one to twenty five dollars. Passed and approved March 28, 1904. Bryan Callaghan, Mayor.
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Fred Fries and M Maruckeau with Sparse places Kansas Texas and City Cres. The text reads as a damaged notice or note with unclear context and no discernible action or date to summarize further.
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