Purity and Bacteria Quip Draws Foreign Trade Jibe
Sezai Guide mocks rival nations for using odd phrases and calls purity rhetoric nonsensical while defending his own stance. The remark frames a broader debate over language in competitive discourse.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
3
Sezai Guide mocks rival nations for using odd phrases and calls purity rhetoric nonsensical while defending his own stance. The remark frames a broader debate over language in competitive discourse.
Captains vote to reduce six teams to four as Senators and Tigers withdraw. Four remaining squads draft players and set a two game weekly schedule ending June 17. Teams include White Sox Mustangs Long Horns and Thabos with listed captains and rosters.
In Philadelphia 7 and Washington 2 at Washington, Gates and Strast held the mound for Philadelphia as their offense surged. Other AL results include New York 3, Boston 0 in Boston, and Cincinnati 5, Boston 0 with strong pitching by Campbell, Spade, and McLean. Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Chicago entries note variances, with weather and postponements affecting games in Nashville, New Orleans, and Montgomery.
The Mission garden alleys hosted a twin loss for the Socials as the Missions swept both games by 54 and 77 pins. Key players included Tm. Zuercher and a strong Missions lineup, while the Socials showed improved form and lively crowd response.
Members from four teams Chapa Reds Washer Bros San Antonio Tigers and two others formalize player contracts due by May 18. Next Sunday schedule lists Formosa Arlach ball park with two games at 2 30 and 4 16 featuring independents Washer Trax and Chan Rede versus Gan Aitenta Tiger.
The article lists multiple afternoon and tonight matches in the Lardies City League on Heethoven alleys Fern Lesfs versus Laurels and Turner alleys games. It also notes Turney Ladies League matchups Mrs Gloeckner versus Mrs Kevlich Lowther versus Dukes and Jbenger versus Pfeiffer on Carter alleys. Tomorrow two mutch games Between Ultima Iron Works and Royal Achates on Mission gatten alleys. Local U G P hosts a meeting to elect captains and select men with promoters W G Burns and D Welso. Applications open to those not yet signed. Next City League game set for Sommers alleys Owls versus White Trane.
Fort Worth trails by weather and results as the Bronchos eye a rematch with the Panthers after a win over the Mud Cats. Rain disrupted Shreveport games yesterday while Dallas and Galveston posted scores, and lineups hint at Hurtig Mitshell or Burns pitching for Fort Worth in today’s tests.
Fern Test Bowling club held a prize event at Beet Hoven alleys with English style play. Mrs Scholl won first place scoring 48 pins, one of the best scores by a lady, while Mrs Runtyess took the booby prize with 19 pins. other top finishers included Mrs Wall 42, Mrs Gulliner 42, and Miss Wilkens 36 among numerous entries.
The which appears to be a lively Dunham splash medal event with Neumann tying Grisso for a notable position. The field includes Baetz and other riders, while several contenders push for second and top honors as the league ages and surprises loom.
The Wonders of Fort Worth defeated the Black Bronchos 4 to 1 in yesterday's second championship game. Wonders started scoring in the third inning and built a lead as Stewart and the Bronchos pitchers struggled with the Wonders' timely hits and hard hitting. The final game of the series is set for this afternoon.
The Burns family expands its racing ranks with Guy Burns joining the stable. Burns notes the new jockey shares the family style and light weight advantage, following a line of successful riders. Father Burns mentions another younger Burns preparing at the stable for competition against top jockeys.
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