Local Park Doubleheader Delivers Wide Scores in City League
At Krisch park yesterday afternoon the City League hosted a doubleheader featuring the Chapa Reds versus Broncho Juniors and Laurel Heights Terrace against Independents. The Reds won 16 to 4 in game one while Independents prevailed 14 to 2 in game two, with strong pitching by Hynes and heavy hitting from Farnsworth noted. Other morning and late games included Brakemen beating Clerks 3 to 1, Post Office over Amateurs 14 to 6, and the White Caps losing to Josie Bros 7 to 4, as the Red Sox topped the Tigers 7 to 2 in evening action.
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Broncho Juniors
Laurel Heights Terrace
Tha Chap Reds
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Broncko
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Dwyer
Meffco
Paterson
Nathan
Knaupp
Pavelia
Farneworth
Peterson
Mogelbert
Coy
MuHuga
Pendleton
Rae
Hynes
Eat McKenan
Alcdrda
Joe Dwyer
Joe Divyer
Farnsworth
Sith
Ly Hynes
Attarda
Altorda
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Tuurant
Nedni
Tworet
Waco wins series with batters’ hot streak and Burns clutch pitching
Heavy hitting leads Waco past San Antonio as Burns shines on the mound. Bronchos dominate with fourteen hits and a late rally, taking four straight games to secure third place. Scores include 19 to 9 in yesterday’s at home clash and a string of homers and timely singles boosting the team’s series triumph.
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San Antonio Ay Saay
Wasserias
Wate
Anit
Branchos
Cins
Ma Hensley
Manger Loldy
Stowall
Navigators
Nawman
Pat
Stovall
Jeirry
Markley
Ant Newnam
Harbison
Groie Sen
Nance
Thay
Cavender
Bauer
Orr
Colling
Leléy
Bageger
Newnam
Bronchos Power Past Navigators in Slugfest
Stovall drives in runs and builds on base hits from Knaupp, Yoho, and Leidy as the Bronchos plate five more to back Burns steady pitching. Yohe, Harbison, and Pendleton contribute for the Navigators who score late on a three bagger, while errors and wild throws shape a high scoring game.
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Red Sox
San Antonio Red Sox
San Antonio Tigers
Hoya
Bills
Ferguson
Metz
Adams
Metz G
Selinger
Dams
Mays II
Twaora
Ono
Pasea
Tigera
Adais
Seelinger
Delaye
Mer Dangle
Ferktant
Stovall
Thomson
Pendleton
Burne’ Gieider
Picher
Newndth
Kraupp
Behfird
Hazes
Kniupp
Yobe
Grounter
Collis
Firat
Merkley
Ebuck
Sare Bizon
Nownam
Yons
Baier Mia
Sam
Leidy
Markley
Shogall
Miller
Ben Lahmuellar
Samuel
Sith
Bell
Knaupp
Khaupp
Burns
Leldy
Newham
Stovallalen
Heaviey
Lelby
Harbison
Newnam
Orr
Untitled Local Baseball Recap From Sparse OCR
In a rough seven inning game yesterday afternoon in Dallas, players Monty Brundtkt and others delivered scattered action. Despite garbled lines, the cited exchanges Derey to Schacter to Morels and Dooring to Marra hint at fielding and batting runs, with Depnote and Sloyel named among participants in a strained, incomplete report.
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Brundtk
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Hyowd
Don
Dallas
Derey
Lovely Schacter
Morels
Dooring
Marra
Battersea
Towns
Talla Strevis
Depnote
Sloyel
Battle of the Pins Four schedules in local bowling week
The Eagles play the Says on Beethoven alleys while White Rose meets Mission on Mission alleys. Owls face Socials on Summers and Dukes clash with Zzelmen on Turner. Fern Leat faces Lavitels on Beethoven as Ladies League games fill the busy agenda.
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Eagles
White Rose
Mission
Owls
Dukes
Zzelmen
Fern Leat
Lavitels Ig Ute
Frost Is High Gun at Poaslle Shoot Scores Strong
Heights Gun club members posted good scores yesterday afternoon despite strong wind. John Prout fired 45 of a possible 50, Arthur Mitchell won the Staalke Neal for class A, Tom Frost won the Critter Rochelle event B, and TW Ford took the Joske medal. Other scores include Petal John Frost 25, Gumpbell 43, Roy Tewlk 22, and H A Bibyan 15 46.
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Arthur Mitchell
Staacke Neal
Clas A
Tom Frost
Critter Rochel
Inchiss
Ford
Joske
Petal
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Ss. S
Gumpbell
Roy Tewlk
Om Frost
Pritith
U. B. Saviue
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Palliat
Grasso Leads In Pantin AMI Medal Race Report
Vinge played two games as Grasso led the field with three goals and several teammates contributing. The Colts and Mohawka group followed with Gema scoring five, Mastangey tallying thirty, and Navigators two in a dense summary of the event.
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V. Grasso
L. Sudo
Wharton
Rebhel
Runge
Kovh
Newman
Kueha
Wolt
Schnieder
Garges
M. Buetz
Tmoefgen
Fenthnan
Jeke
Elmendort
Gutzelt
Lowther
Kellar
Hardastle
Mehey
Corning
Ting
Doe Mays
Boelhauwe
Leitner
Baldua
Steelman
V_ Ornsao
Mohawka
Gema
Mtronchaos
Breamn
Giants
Mastangey
Navigators
Chicago 43 Leula 22 in league opener with Leula
In Chicago the American League opened as Chicago beat Leula 43 to 22. Pitchers Brown Hostetter and Raymond led the batteries for Chicago while McGlynn and Sucre starred for Leula. Other NL results were sparse with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh drawing 6 4. Little Rock and Mobile battled to a 4 4 tie before Mobile won 1 0 in late action. Southern League had no further games. Kansas City and Milwaukee posted wins, while Louisville fell to Columbus.
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Core
RE Chivas
Ignod Brown
Ehostatler
Raymond
Od McGlynn
RIL
EL Lenis
Moran
Rnelbach
Hostetter
Beebe
Turner Lesmue Carnival Plans Approved by Section
The Turner lesmue met yesterday morning and voted to hold a seven annual carnival on June 4 6 and 7. B Lobmueller was named chairman with authority to appoint sub chairs and committees. Mr Tohmueller secured assurance from the Turner Judges to assist in expanding the carnival and ensuring a more successful program. The plan promises three consecutive rounds of fun.
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B Lobmueller
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Tohmueller
Turner
Bronchos Beat Fort Worth 4 0 in Home Opener
The Black Bronchos returned home this morning and defeated Fort Worth 4 to 0. Battery was Crolone Joe and Baby for the locals. They will start a nine game series Saturday with three against Fort Worth, then three against Houston and three with Dallas.
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G. Wien
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East Houston ST
San Antonio, Texas
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E. B. Chandler
East Crockett Street
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