Stormy Baseball Meeting Seeks Class B Realignment
New York November reports a stormy baseball meeting debate over reducing the Pacific Coast Western and Southern leagues to class B. President O'Brien urged Eastern Waynes support to gain three votes in the National Bureau of Arbitration, leaving two for other leagues, sparking opposition from revisionists and minor leagues. The National Board of Appeals faced 40 protests as sessions stretched toward Saturday, while a contract jumping penalty barred violators for life from national play outside the association, except Tri-State League members.
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New York
O'Brien
American Association
Teagues
American
Bastin Teague
National Association of Professional, Baseball
Eluics
P. O'Rourke
Bridgeport
Cann
National Association
Close Finish Marks Missioners Gare Bowl Weevils
Sand Crabs edged the Bowl Weevils in both games last night at Mission Garden alleys. The Crabs won the first by 1 pin and the second by 37 pins as Bowl Weevils chased better but remained unlucky. In the opener the Weevils nearly pulled off a comeback in the final frames.
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Sand Crabs
Mission Garden
Bowl Weevils
Bow Weevils vs Sand Crabs close contest with lead changes
The report describes a tight two game segment between the Bow Weevils and Sand Crabs, with a garrison finish in both contests. Scores show varying leads and near endings, and lineups list captains Schmitt for the Crabs and Clemens as captain for the Weevils along with a full roster for each team.
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Cme
Behunilé
Clemens
Eames Schmitt
Glomeng
Schmitt
Dreseh
Haarman
Wosniy
Wohr
Erforch
Gerlach
Marth
Mc Henry
Vinek
Weyler
Klaus
Grosenbacher
Smasal
Scholl
Jensen
Urowa
Lambert
Harness racing results from Dallas and Latonia meets
A garbled report lists multiple harness races with purses and winners at Dallas, Latonia, Jamaica, and Jamaica meets. It notes time records, winners such as Fumaine, Haven Run, Granada, Belle Toone, Sea Salt, Glen Beho, Comedienne, Bad News, St. Mario, and a separate item: stationmaster W. A. Shater resigning and resuming his post after 26 years with the railroad.
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Latonia
Caper
Weinwond
Hammeraway
Lady Vie
Hustle
Parkview
Wile
Granada
Little Lighter
Treenhird
Ketchemike
Linda Lake
D Kane
Belle Toone On
St. Nnel
Deacon
Sea Salt
Water Lake Seoond
Belle Scott
Jamaica
Glen Beho
Honray
Ostrich
Hanicap
Comedienne
King Cobalt
Hazara
Yorkist
George
Davis Setont
Lady Vincent
Packer ‘Staken
Berry Minich
Wood Lave
Aimee G
J. F. Donahue
Good Luck
St. Mario
Alanda
Bridge Whist
W. A. Shater
Salveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
Bhafer
Railroads Offer Special Tourist Car Rates for Fair
The Santa Fe and International & Great Northern announce a tourist car sleeping service between Brownwood and San Antonio on specific dates during the fair. Fares apply from various cities with limits through November 25, and double rates on certain days. Tickets valid from November 8 to 24 for select locales, with distinct return restrictions and convention-based sale.
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Santa Fe
International & Great Northern
Brownwood
San Antonio
Talogniiionil
Santa Fo
Linge
International
Gan Antonto
Internatioaa
Houndsoit
Austin
New Braunr
Pearsall
Catalln
Lardy
An Antonio
Hockdale
Taylor
Round Rock
Georgetown
Anatin
Kyle
Cotulla
Laredo
Sue
Longview
Henderson
Tyler
Frowne
Minneola
Galveston
Houston
Taylor and Geover Town
Fort Worth
Wao
Calvert
Ansihn
Navasolit
San Ma
Kenedy
Shiner
Moulton
Flatenia
West Point
Winchester
Leyiv
Giddings
Lincols
Lexington
Taiglewood
Rock
SAP FAIR RATES FOR INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION ANNOUNCED
The Sap issues thousands of bills advertising San Antonio Fair low fares during its run. Rates include $1 room trip from Kerrville and nearby towns, 85 cents from Van Raub, 70 cents from Aus, 6) cents from Er impendorf, 7) cents from Calaveras, with numerous other distances and prices listed for trains arriving San Antonio in November.
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Sap
San Antonio
Tlob- Son
Karnes City
Kenedy
Pettus
Mormanna
Beeville
Skidmore
Papalote
Linton
Gregory
Porth
Corpus Christi
Aransas Pays
Rockparl
Mathis
Alfred ‘S
Alle
Ben Ronit
Falturrias
Runpe
Nordheim
Yorktown
Cnevo
Edgar
Fom
Amit
Treiag
Alad Houth
Stiwlls Party in San Antonio Tours Mexican Rail Work
Orient railroad president A B Stidwell and a group of capitalists and prospectors, returning from Mexico, visited San Antonio yesterday. They spoke on Wall Street, discussed progress on the Orient lines, and noted no danger to operations. The party included W Dickinson, Rolla Wells, J H Hedderwick, and others from Kansas City, London, New York, Montreal, and Mexico City. Katy line announced reduced fares for Travis county fair, Waco merchants, and Rock Island connections with fall travel. Also reports progress on Aransas Pass Railway depot and yard improvements at Poeville with new tracks and a separate passenger terminal.
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A. BE. Sthyult
Orient Railroad
San Antonio
Mexico
Stidwell
Wall Street
Antonia
A .B. Athwell
Kansas City
W. Dickinson
D Bowersock
Kangag City
Rolla Wells
St. Louis
J. H. Hedderwick
London
England
J. G Calbilelseh
New York
Central Taftway Company
Travis
Austin
Grand Lodge of Masons
Wate
Waco
International & Great Northern
W. Daley
Sunset Station Sunset Route Time Table and Connections
Railroad timetable from Sunset Station and Commerce Street lists arrival and departure times to destinations including Del Rio Houston Galveston New Orleans Victoria Fort Houston Galveston and more. It notes services like Express and Alamo Special with connections to Texarkana St Louis Kansas City and Mexico via Laredo along with various intermediate stops.
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Texarkana
Rock
St. Louis
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West Texas Bank and Trust Company
Sporting
TriState League
Tay Onty
Favera
Albudy
Hero
Decemer
Missioners’ Gare
Miselon Garden Bowling League
P.O. Storms
Evel
Ad Selomitt
Dallas Fair
Katy
E. O. Griffin
C. P
T. A
Dallas
Harriman Wiaved Weter
Silver Fox
Fumaine
In. Lytle
Nownle Hays
Gidden Hand
Oly Dominion
Perry Wicks
Bird of Passage
R. J. Staith
Adi Fairbury
Sinle
Hannemn
Pedra
Sammie Tavier
Seconi
Josie Jewell
Ramsey
Bertha E
Coney K
Lady Vashel
Seliing
Foxball
Tyrolean
Miss Fern
Sap's Fair
Stilwell Party
Orient
Railroad News Notes
Aransag Pass
Poeville
Fredelit
Fredelit Department
Harwell & Co
Roach
Router
Sunset Station
Commerce St
California and
Legle
del Rio
Eagle Pass
New Orleans
Ust
Pine Houston
S.A. & Alp
South Flores Street
Davy Crockett
Crelvester
Curra
Koetport
Brownsville
Gabrenton
New Grlang
Cuora
Yonkum
Corpus Christ
Stockport
Alles
Beevifie
Kerrville
Comfort
Boerne
Union Station
East Gommarst
Pam
Fort Worthy
St. Louke
New
Smithville
Kanesas City
Alamo
San Marcos
Locks
West Commerce Street Station
Tena
Artys Diffirm
St. Laws
Chicago
Frisco
St Louis
Alamo Plaza
Heaves S.A. & A. P
Claude Springall
Guy Thi
Agt Bexar Drug Store
Hoth
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