Peacock and San Antonio Academy Face Off at Blewick Park
The San Antonio Academy and Peacock football teams prepare for a league contest at Bleckwick Park. Peacock outweighs the Academy by about 40 pounds per man, and both squads are in peak condition. The Peacock lineup features backfield depth with McFaddin returning to halfback, while the Academy relies on speed and a stout line to counter. The outcome hinges on using weight advantages and defensive stops, with the winner possibly ranking second to the city’s big public school team.
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San Antonio Academy
Peacock
Tomarrer
Blecwic Park
West End
West Texas
RR. DeBena
Tiuidich
Pecamt
Shankd High School
West Teday
Academy
Feheol
Cor
Marshall Street and High School reserve teams play to 6 to 6 tie
The Marshall Street and High School reserve football squads battled to a 6 to 6 draw on a windy afternoon at the old golf links. Each side scored in the first half, with Moore crossing for Marshall Street and Berry finishing a drive for High School reserves. The second half featured heavy ground gains but few clean scores as both teams tightened on defense and launched limited forward passes. Lewis Berry Scott starred for High School. Elsworth Nash Monre led Marshall Street through a hard fought but even game. Referee Ralph Shiner.
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Marshall Streets
Igh School
Oval
Marshall Street
Moore
High Schsol
Berry
Lin
High Selvol
Few
Aullien
High Selvel
Price
Lewis
Scott
Elsworth
Nash
Monre
Lmelight
Vin H.S. Res
Marshall St
Maverick Vy
Eeeeters
Davis
Offer for Criger Sparks Sox Lincoln Boston Trade Talk
President Comiskey offered 19000 cash for Catcher Criger of the Americans. Boston manager Fre Late indicated he would reject the bid, noting Geiger's impending retirement and Criger’s uncertain future, amid illness and recovery themes surrounding team stars.
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Comiskey
Chicago
White Sox
Low Criger
Bastian Amercans
John J. Taylor
Waston
Boston
Geiger
Criger
Pat
John Kiing
Marshall Training Defeated by Peacock 15 to 3 in First Marshall Game
The Marshall Training School eleven held Peacock to a 5 5 score at halftime before losing 15 to 3 yesterday at West End. Goin, Vaughan and Oswald starred for Marshall, while McFadden led Peacock with two touchdowns and notable interference. The contest served as a trial for Saturday’s matchup and featured mixed lineups as both teams sought the strongest combination.
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Peacock
Marshall Training School
Marshall Geidiven
West ‘Ond
Goin
Marstal
McFadden
Marshall
Vaughan
Oswaild
Fuller
R. di Bona
Beacock
M. T
Peter-Pullee
Swift
Catetee Frown
Ferguson
Loxton R
G. W. DawensHerwood Tepescendis
Petera WM. Moore
Taylor-Prench
S.moore
Seerereee
Ees
Mr Peters
RB. DeBona Jie Veeeres Vaughan
Gowwald L
Noo Q. McFadden-Ashford
Cohn
H. TeBona
Parthay
Brown
Tinpive
L. Brewer
Moye
Indoor baseball opens at Y M C A in wartime style
Indoor baseball at the Y M C A opens with a double header. The Seniors beat the Dormitory team 7 to 6 in a batting rally, then the Dormitory avenged by routing the Railroaders 10 to 1. Frost Turk failed to show for a scheduled game against Railroad, dormitories took the field instead. Thanksgiving night sees Maverick Clark versus Washer Bros and Joske versus Walfr and Ma. In the first game Dormitory 2 5 20 6 2 0 6 Bantors 6 2 5 6 7. second game Dormitory 0 0 9 0 4 4 N10 Railroad Franch 0 1 0 9 -0-1. Batteries: Smith Matthews Ferguson Farnsworth.
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Frost Turk
Maverick Clark
Washer Bros
Joske
Walf
Raginad
Fol. Jones
Bontors
Smith and Matthews
Chalfant
Anderson
Raiload Franch
Ferguson and Farnsworth
Local bowling league sees mixed results in Yaquis Sioux match
In the Turner Bowling League Yaquis and Sioux split the night’s two matches at Cure Net alleys. Sioux won the first game by 2 pins, Yaquis captured the second by 35 pins. First game favored Sioux. second game more suspenseful with Yaquis rallying but Sioux prevailing in overall score. Key players: Dunham and Baetz among captains, Hallgen, Woll, Tolle noted for tidied work. Umpire N Tengg.
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Dunham
Baetz
Yaquis
Sloux
Siete
the &Siux
Hentress Tolle, Haelgen
Woll
Maetz
A. Tale
Zizelman
Wolf
West Texas football prep for UT reserves and two Saturday games
The West Texas team heads to Aust to meet University of Texas reserves with coaches Warner and Worthington. Wiesler cannot play. McCall and Johnson will handle halves. Rote likely at full back. Third team defeated Tarrel Heights 12 to 0 on lower post grounds. Coach Nolan guiding the third team. Saint Marys basketball intensifies practice for the season opener with key players named and a game set for early September.
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West Texas
University of Texas
Warner
Worthington
Wiesler
McCall
Johnson
Gmng
Ceraila
Tawrel Heights
Ony Salaty
Nolan
Leen
St. Marys
Beasson
Aero Club considers balloon race in San Antonio next spring
The San Antonio Aero Club passed a resolution to gauge local business interest in hosting a balloon race next spring. Officers elected were Welding as president, Vance as vice president, and A. Nawman as secretary treasurer, with a committee including McQuaid Kirkpatrick and Nat M. Washer to liaise with the Business Men's Club.
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San Antonio
Hus City
Dy. Welding
Vance
Vivet
FP. A. Nawman
G. A
Efalt
M. Vanee
Nat M. Washer
Carr
Kirkpatrick
R. A. Goeth
H. G.stancke
George B. Dro
M. Walerfield
MW. Bis
Frank A. Barber
B.A. Thomtson
George McQuaid
Turner Ladies League Hinges on Dullnig Victory
Miss Dullnig defeated Miss Wiedenfeld 2 to 0 with a double win yesterday afternoon on the Turner alleys. Dullnig won the first game by 25 pins and the second by 14, as both teams stayed within their averages. Wiedenfeld’s team failed to match their usual steady play, while Dullnig’s game improved.
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Miss Dulliig
Miss Wiedenfeld
Miss Dullnig
Miss Wiedenfeld Yesteday
Turner Wileys
Tean
Miss Dullnip
Beare
Ass Dullnigy
Miss Wietenfeld
Mt Nyail and Gueldner TT Update
Keepy and Miss Wowthen score 51 to 2 as Mrs Mueller aged 44 faces Ate ne and Ars with Bher Hari in a terse local note.
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Mt Nyail
Gueldner
Keepy
Wowthen
Mrs. Mueller
Atene
Ars
St Mary's Triumph Over St Louis In Rough Court Battle
St Mary's varsity edged St Louis 41 to 12 in a frenzied afternoon game on St Louis Court. St Marys relied on team play and strong defense as St Louis trailed, with standout fouls and key passes shaping the clash. lineup notes mention St Mary's star players and referee Donohoe officiating as local piano ads and real estate blurbs interrupt the page.
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St. Mary's
Dnchers
St. Louis
St. Tonie
St. Marys
St. Lovie
Tatbrook
Guerin R. F
Relay Race From New York to Washington
More than a thousand runners will take part in the YMCA relay race to Washington starting from New York this afternoon. The event features teams from New York and nearby areas racing to the capital with expected strong performances and broad public interest.
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New York
Washington
O'Elnek
Race to Chicago Promises Fast Pace for Runners
Fragmentary OCR reports a running race toward Chicago with mention of the president and international track. It notes a faster pace and a sprint to the finish as participants push hard.
Turkey prize bowling prizes and results noted
The report covers turkey prize bowls at Sommers Garden and Turner alleys with Miss Lizzie Wilkens posting a winning score of 23 and matching high marks by Mrs. Hummert. Other top finishers include Mrs. Raby 70 and Mrs. Hoefing 66. regular practice and postponed matches are also mentioned.
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Tirner
Altime
Sommers’ Garden
Worn Leaf
Lizzie Wilkens
Frat Tuckey
Hummert
Kantes Wong
Raby
Mra
Hoefing
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Peacoek
S.A
Ashford
Weiees
Pattick
R. T. Oy
Seed Stone AM
Cord
T. Corder Ferguson
Tinek
Wangeman Seale
Roe Bateman
Reagan Dasa
Dreiner
H. de Bona
H.R
Beott McFaddie
Webster
Wox
Gigare
Ber
el Ranchero Club House
el Ranchero
Lytle’s Cigar Store
Alamo Plaza
Garpet
Hansen Bros
Austin
Bateman Oy
Eseeeserire Elswartit Boty Ea Peen
Nueh
Ralph Shiner
Strong Peacock
Hut
Peagock's Military Academy
Turner Leagues
Avare Agdéé
Turner Bowling League
Baldus
P. Lokmueder
Lowther
Dusham
Conri
Jolingen
Port Sam Hophston
Beother
Lart
St Anthonws
Lomrat
Gan
Electric Park
Turner Ladies’ League
Guerraa
Wright
Notria L. G
Donohoe
Scholze
A. Nordmann
Golind Roth
Sulla
Rome
Thea
Archeetra
N.Y
Roosevelt
International Trac
Lawmer Va
Mirner
Elit
Texas
Alamo
Lone Star Brewing CO
Denver
Latonia
Ganadiam
BREEN @ COMPANY
Sapolio
Broiles
Rei
Vasile Enecis
Houston St
Moora Building
Houston Street
Y Reliable
Wenger and
T Baccene
Mae
San Antonio, Tex
Hotel Losoya
Bama Block
Regros
Caress and Beck
Epootatty
Southern Ige Company
Quenther Street
Fischers Drug Store
Torrey & Company
Agente Germania Fire Ing. Co
Navarro & Crockett
PSF
Cssseese
Eterna
Holland
West Commaron Strant
Bath
U.S. A
Rogara Bros
Wallace
Bell Jewelry Co
West Commerce
Waters Undertaking CO
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