Hard fought scoreless game ends at Marshall Street St Anthony
Marshall Street and St Anthony played a tense 0 to 0 draw on Laurel Heights grounds. Both defenses bore down after a series of near misses with multiple punts, fumbles, and tackles. Key players included Worley, Garvey, Hewett, Perez, and Underwood as the teams traded possessions and momentum throughout the stalemate.
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Marshall Street
St. Anthony
Laurel Heights
Pon
Wari
Dusees
Underwood
Perez
St Anthony
Hewett
Behting
Worley
Weelh
Scott
Petez
Song
J. Garvey
Marshall Streeg
Bt Anthony
Chavez
Iele
Percy
Marshall
Hewatt
M. Garvey
Atboth
Weapo
Marshal Street
Chavce
Abbott
Ellsworth
Afancan Gy RG
Johns ‘ Tate
Garey
Unteryond
Ty Perez
Stonhons
Wh Fletcher
Tenee Worley
H. Rivathyr Tams
Rick
Princess and Fort Sam Houston tie in roller polo match
The Princess and Fort Sam Houston Roller Polo fives fought to a draw last night on the Princess floor. Both teams showed strong offense and new players impressed, with a late tying goal by Schulze setting the final score Princess 2 Fort Sam Houston 2.
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Fort Sam Houston
Beludze
Henners
Garrett
Logue
Brown
Schulze
Budd
Princess Vet
Selmire
Metall
Schulza
Trincess
Sam Houston
Sohlee Py
Local MG Atade basketball exhibition on former floor
The MG Atade basketball event will stage a lively exhibition on the former's floor with eager contestants aiming to score and prevent scoring. Anticipation runs high for the final shots, with the crowd at Vie tuck on Sunday expected to attend. Events will be varied including a roller poly ice hay hoon and a Thursday afternoon finale at the Princess ial, followed by additional games.
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MG Atade
Princess Ial
Tomorrow's league game between Peacock and San Antonio Academy
A high profile football event sets for Electric Park as Peacock faces San Antonio Academy tomorrow afternoon. Strength and speed edge toward the cadets, though Peacock has improved training and lineup depth. Albert and Howell miss potential play. Nicholson to start at right guard with Sedgwick returning after an injury layoff.
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Peacock's
San Antonio
Electric Park
Albert
Bite
Howell
Nicholson
Peacock
McPadden
Marvel
Sedgwick
Kolle
Ad Tha
Close Contest on the Turner Alleys
A rough summary notes a tight game at Turner Alleys where Piongers overcame Bronchos by 22, with late plays by Sieh and Dales shaping the lead. The Bronchos rallied briefly as Thea, Mw, and Kane contributed key moments, while Ploneeta and Waite also appear in the scrambled recap.
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Dales
Kane
Groucho
Strang on Hand for Great Speed Trial
Lewis Christie Strang, the daring driver of the Christie car, arrived in town this morning and praised the track at the Fair grounds while advising removal of loose dirt on the horns. Races start at 8 o clock Sunday afternoon with eight events and a three mile Texan motorcycle championship featuring nine machines entered.
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Lewis Christie Strang
Chriatie Is
Fair Grounds
Strang
Umherge
Senators Rally Past Giants in Overtime Rematch Victory
The Senators kept their winning streak alive with an 11 point first game and a six point win in the second against the Giants. Storms led the effort with strong all night defense and scoring, while Dullie and Tadmkre supported the offense as the Senators pulled away late, securing their 61st win and their continued second-half surge.
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Giants
Mie Tish
Senators
Glads
Storms
Dullie
Tadmkre
Jani
Atees
O. Storms
Dullnig
Neugehauer
Dutt
Summerfield
Morschetz
Murly
Plaig
Inhnie
Grants
D. Teck
Chit
Weiss
Sir Gon@rave
Muth
Cotsen
Ed Dugosh
Storer
R. Huth
Baseball Inning Scoring Leads To Wide Lead In Game
Players battled through innings with a late surge to build a 40 run edge as Planners racked up points across the third to fifth frames. Beare and Lowther shone in the night’s events with teammates Schneider Dukea and Scho dominating the pitching and fielding for the evening. Umpire Innkeoty and Scorer Loder logged the officiating and scorekeeping duties.
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Ya Schneider
Hy Dukea
Scho
Beare
Lowther
Ead
Seare
Sebo
Hormer
Takenos Brovehoas
T. Scholl
Dabis
Thiderelle
Waller
Folto
Ginwort
Tonge Cod Moninert
Biomiera- Ch
Scattered Sports Notes From Early Baseball and Other Events
A garbled 1906 sports page summarizes baseball players and teams with references to Wagner, Keeler, Delehanty, and the Giants. It notes outfield depth, winter travel plans, and managerial wishes, alongside chess and horse racing mentions and a Notre Dame incident. Headlines mix players’ seasons, transfers, and notable performances in a period voice.
Other Sports On Page Seven Missed Shot Leads to Sale
A misread classified ad in The San Antonio Light caused a man to miss a heat spot for a residence site and another buyer secured the location.
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San Antonio
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