Good Basketball Anticipated By Local Schools This Winter
The outlook for basketball is brighter with more teams entering the field. Girls and boys leagues are organized, with teams including Lakeside, St Mary’s, St Anthony’s, West Texas, Fort Sim Houston, and others. Indoor games increase at Y MC A gym, promising at least three games weekly and stronger all around play.
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Levi Saxantonie
Yi M
G. A. Lakeside
L. A. Academy
Peacock
St. Louis
St. Mary's
St. Anthony’s
West Texas
Fort Sim Houston
Notes of the Local Gridirons Shake West Texas
Notes detail West Texas players Riuia and Nennatt missing games due to injuries. Graus is damaged but may play half. Scully out for season. Parr and Seng shuffled to positions. St Anthony aims for shorter halves. Scully’s injury serious. Egsbee Howell returns to lineup. Peacock rejoined after illness. San Antonio Academy game expected to be tight. both teams rely on weight and open play. West Texas and St Marys players, including brothers, are discussed.
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Riuia
Nennatt
West Texas
Ytar
Graus
Denkue Lamberts
Gras
Scully
Balnica
St. Anthony
Parr
Seng
M. Garvey
Lee
Wolf
Pokhida
Bennett
Egsbee Howell
Biz San Antonio Academy
Hystia
Sat Urday
St. Md
Borthover
San Antonio
Rues
Canerday
Special Notice In Classified Column Of The San Antonio Light
A notice appears under the classified heading of The San Antonio Light indicating that readers will likely find various items of interest there. The brief text signals a general appeal to check the classifieds for sought offerings or notices.
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San Antonio
Coronal High School and Austin High to meet in planned game
Preview notes for a local high school football clash at Electric Park between Coronal High School and Austin High. Despite similar weights, players Dreiss and Hensel will split time along the line and quarter. San Antonio Academy loss cited for momentum. The contest set for 4 o'clock features strong defenses and open-game expectations with SA M.S. and Sublett listed among participants.
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Coronal Hish
Tomoorrow
Electric Park
San Antonio Academy
Coronal
San Marcos
Austin High
Dreiss
Hensel
SA M.S. Singer
Polo Challenge Between Richmond and Princess Doe Debated
A letter from Hon. the former Galveston Witcher sends a roller polo challenge to be played in this city involving Richmond and the Princess Doe. The expense is considered likely too high to warrant the match, though plans mention a pavilion or construction in 1908.
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Pet News
Nam
Galveston Witcher
Richmond
Ind
Jet
Princess Doe
Horn
Indoor post season game set between Cubs and Tivers
The fourth post season indoor baseball game will be played tomorrow night at the ATC between the Cubs and the Tivers. The Tivers have yet to win the first game of the series. Harness described. D Haye, It1 West Commerce Street.
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ATC. A
Scholl Takes Lead In Splendid Record
Scholl captain of the wrenches climbs to the top in the Turner Howling league splash record this week. He holds first with eight splashes credited and three behind him chase for second. The standings as of Sunday November 10 show many names and scores, reflecting growing expertise in the game.
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Schall
Hegemiann
Ping
Ber
Namurt
Scholl Gee Leitner
Reidel
Gutzelt
Gaster
Froehe
Vandey Stras
Gores
Ruer Geeres Gloeckner
Schmitt
Appin Ageeene
Lynham
Seuiman
Neumann L. Gul Tindner
Simendart
Tede
Tierweell
Sonee Kuehn
Schneider
Ruler
Tausnur
Hardewille
Hehawfer
A. Toltea
Phaane M
Gri
Gri Trung. Bork ,., Harbvolt
Chendé
Motel Oy
G. Riedner
Dmbos Sa Sereeee A. Files
Keethaoy Pfeiffer
Q. Grasso
Hoefling
Hummert
H. Tolle
Schroeder
Keller
A. Hiedner
Staffel
Walle
Ling
Espey
Weller
Umpires Protected as National Commission Act Passes
Fans welcome moves by the National Commission to shield umpires nationwide from assaults. The recent meeting approved protective measures after many minor league umpires faced attacks with little protection, risking season disruptions.
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National Baseball Commnsim
Fhel
Griff in control as spring moves baseball talks forward
Clark Griffith leads a flurry of moves and talks with Jake Stahl and McAleer, aiming to shape the 1908 roster. Duffy plans to bring Abstein Crawford back, while rumors link Duffy to Clarke and a possible session with Neale. Crossan, McGovern, and battlers prepare exhibitions and potential matchups as trades and signings swirl.
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Clark Griffith
Uberlie 8
Gol
Modleer
Laporte
Feerrie
Hohe
Wit’iams
Hoffman
St. Louis
Niles
Ginde
Hemp- MU
Gritz
Jake” Stahl
Ciicuit
Cleveland
Nap
McAleer
Chicago
Griff
Stahl
Jake
No clear cause for complaint from Gardani on report accuracy
The manager defends baseball averages as valid despite minor typographical errors in the list, stating figures are based on the official score sheets. The text also lists suppliers Heliotrope Choctaw flour and Mazachau distributor, with Bunimst & Co. Undertakers referenced.
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Gardani
Dal- Ien
Tenawe
Elena
M. Mazachau
Muinays
Aca
Waters Undertaking Co Embatmera Punere Directors
Private line indicates an undertaking company with private facilities and key personnel listed. Notable terms include Embatmaera and Punere, with references to Carnmorce Ut and Seth Phimeneae.
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Embatmera
Punere
Iinpel
Carnmorce
Seth Phimeneae
Rattle of the pins near week set for bowling events
The weekly bowling scene in the city shows many clubs holding meetings and practice with plans to crown prizes. The St Joseph Bowling League delays start until after the fair while other leagues announce matches on Tuesday and Thursday. Turner League to host turkel bow, November 24 at Tre net hall, and San Antonio day festivities affect Fritz versus Scholl. Participants include Lohmueller's Mustangs Steers and Hem? Gartons. Hol Usier's Rocky Mountain Tea ad ends.
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St. Joseph
Tes
Turner Bowling League
Haa
Trenet Hall
Gan
Fritz
Scholl
T Re
San Antonio
Eniguys
Panic Over Inevitable Scare Ends, Burgess Says
In an interview Congress man George Burgess argues the panic was only a scare and is already at an end. He says the country is sobering up from overspeculation and eager to resume business at a steadier level.
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van Loan
Los Angeles Examiner
James Jeff Dully
Priza Ring
Tammy
Aminike Rarng
Jeff
George Memale
Jael Johnson
Houston
George
Burgess
Grove Wing
Fraternal Order officers elected in Corpus Christi
Special to The Light reports Lluis Fraternal Order of Tagias elects officers including TB Olver past president and W J Yates president. Also notes new depot construction timetables and a U S Army enlistment ad seeking able-bodied single men ages 21 to recruit in San Antonio.
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Corpus Christ
Tex
Lluis
Nerje
Order of Tagias
TB. T. Olver
Worthy
W J. Yates
A. H. Anime Ice
QO. W. Kendall
WV. H. Brown
W. W. Wright
PL Ty
Bolles
D. F. Avebo
Maide Guard
C. Wright
Lelie
A. Te Chastine
Trasteas
G. A. Seel
G. W. Gregory
Phyerians
United States Army
Citigans
United States
Moore Buiilding
Avenue C
Houston Street
San Antonio
State College awards contracts for new buildings
After consulting the governor the board of regents at the Agricultural and Mechanical College let contracts totaling about 60 000 dollars for new buildings at College Station. A dormitory at 60 000 dollars was awarded to Stevenson Kenyon Contracting of Dallas. A veterinary hospital and other facilities at Prairie View were also bid. The awards were delayed pending governor approval.
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I Gampball
Hhi Board of Aimurgery
Agricultural Cat Mechinical College
College Station
Stevenson, Kenyon Contracting Company
Dallas
Veteriniry Hospital
Natttorium
O. 4
Dankins
Dal Fas
Prairie View
A. & M. College
Te Board
Waleton Pact
D. EK. Laggett
Able Une
GC. B. Andrews
Collage Statuu
San Antonio
Profesoos Burns
Agricultural Department
Tuy College
Leggett
R L Burnett Box Company A Texas Industry Leader
RL Burnett Cosles East Commerce street operates a large box factory and supplies wrapping paper bags twine and printed goods. President and manager Al R Burnett brings thirty years of box making experience. The firm serves Texas Louisiana and Mexico with a steady workforce of many employees.
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RL. Burnett Cosles
Gommierre Street
R i. Burnett
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
R. L. Burnett Company
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Hart
Beng
Will
St. Kid's
West Texac
Raukon
P. BM. G
Nebt
Kysie Sublett
Kirkpatrick
Simone Haltom Geee Eev Ee
Carter Kdlefodly
V.g.seee Grone
Culpepper R. Hfarrel Ees
Ea Stary
Sten
Carl Broray
Harness
Haye
Commerce Street
Raat
Cordin, A. G
Lone Star Brewing Co
San Antono Commission
New Orleans
San Francisco
Breen & Company
Sapolio
Action of National Commission
Hugh Duffy
Bravedance
Abstein
Crawford
St. Tavis
Fred Clarke
Duffy
Clarke
Cardinals
McCloskey
Lave Crosa
Philadelphts Athletics
Indian River
Millsboro
Crosshug
Cyoge
Ake
Terry McGovern
Youn Corbatt
Bleter Tosa Fis
Brooklyn
Zee
Pable McParland
L. Nelson
Taylor
Temple
Texas Baseball League
Coyle
Jarvis
Poindexter
Davie
Ratsduin
Riskeney
Shreveport
Ben Sheldon
D. Heyé
Weet
Commerce
Buimest & Co
Undertatara
Yenue Pearce-Robinson Undertaking CO
Ciholo
Muth
Hanmlgraui
Erowd
Lohmueller
Mustangs
Lie Mustangs
Mission Garden
G. Tulh
Selumitt
Huth
Sehndit
Hol Usier
Dur Co
Congressman Burgess
Corpus Christi
Dexer Nrug Co
Nur DigDt
New York
Cravenette Coats
Wvashier Y V Brothers 2
Dts
Ladies' Grenestra, Gelimermeyers
Burnett
Undertakers
Antonio
Bryan Gallaghan
Phil Shook
Edward Dwyer
37Th District Court
L. Camp
45Th District Court
Arthur W. Seeligson
57Th District Court
John J. Stevene
M. J. Bliem
Nat M. Wabher
Buainese Men's Club
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