Junior S A title at stake in city junior clash
The San Antonio scholastic league junior football championship hinges on tomorrow’s 4 pm contest between Peacock and San Antonio Academy at Tatters grounds. Lighter first team players under 135 pounds may play, with surprise eligibility for reserves, as both sides seek the title and brag among city teams.
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San Antonio Academy
Tatter
Iay Grante
Marsall Streets
Lakeside
Marshall Trainine School
Garden Academy
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Seetitereee Fly
RB. F. Harwood
Seres Ces Burwood
Soldiers Triumph In Fort Sam Houston Gridiron Clash
The Ninth Infantry team beat Independents of San Marcos 8 to 6 at Fort Sam Houston after a hard fought game. Klevensky returned a kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown, San Marcos answered late in the first half, and both teams relied on punting to gain advantage. West Klevansky Carson led for the Ninth. McNulty Mathews starred for San Marcos.
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San Marcos
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San Antonin
Klevensky
Army
Grashen
West
Ninth Infantry
Klevansky
Carson
Waile McNutty
Mathews
McNulty
Massillon Tiger
For Years a Broncho Secures His Release
Shortstop George Markley, once with the San Antonio Baseball Club of the Ty as State League, received his release yesterday. The management promptly signed the document and handed it over. Believed to be leading the league in shortstop percentage, Markley has accepted a request to try for the role with Archie Dudley already signed for a trial in the same field.
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San Antonio Baseball Club
San Antonio
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Yesterady
Alara
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Lergue
Papke Kelly Boat Draws Big Crowds in San Francisco
San Francisco on November 24 reports a major crowd for the Papke Kelly boat race at Cotfroth Mission Street arena. About $15,000 in bets have been placed, most winnings leaving town with visitors. Brooke is the favorite as betting heats up with rumors Kelhell may not concede within 18 rounds.
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San Francisco
Cal
Cotfroth
Mission Strex Arenit
Eagle
Eenwds
Brooke
Keven
Kelehell
Jack's Diversions Sa St Jack's Diversions
A fragmented humor column notes letters from a mother and father prompting the speaker to consult the dictionary and then the bank. The brief items imply a家庭 exchange about wordplay and financial humor without a clear narrative or names beyond family roles.
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Jack
Ninepin Games Highlight Yaquis Navajos Tilt
In a crowded bowling night, the Yaquis and Navajos split the doubleheader as Dunham and Dukes each tally one. Standouts include Shremiev, Wintrees, Leitner, and Hain Hasan. The event also features Cyclones versus Alana Tron Workers, with Burns and Koch delivering pivotal frames. A Laurel Bowling Party closes the evening with two games and a festive supper.
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Danham
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Rieder
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Dukes
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Haubord
Teele
Tom Gayry
Goldherk
Hetorman
Gloeckner
Sammours
Miss Lammers
Arend
Ahi
Bouth
Sys. Bonnett
Rattle of the Pins Bowling Night Ad
The note speaks of a bowling event tonight at Freser and nearby alleys with clubs and players named. It urges attendance and mentions a promotional jab for Foley's Honey and Tar as winter cough remedies.
Local West Texas elevs scrimmage ahead of Thanksgiving clash
Coach Varner and assistants Kollauk Nolan and Worthing directed a strong West Texas high school squad in scrimmage drills yesterday. Key players Alegler McGall Stephens and Craig expected to start in the Thanksgiving battle for the pennant while injuries worry Uuel and Shaype. Reserve units look solid as the team edges toward peak form with no regulars sidelined. The high school reserves prepare for a Saturday game with Marshall Street while Turner league basketball competes tonight at Turner Hall.
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Varner
Kollauk
Nolan
Worthingla
West Texas
Alegler
McGall
Stephens
Craig
Uuel
Will Mat
Shaype
Holihot Okiy
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Af Neos
Marchall Street
Leynom
Exp
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Turnie Hall
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Turner
Lodge Meetings Tonight in San Antonio District
Tonight in San Antonio various fraternal and trade union meetings are scheduled at multiple halls including Odd Fellows Fraternal Brotherhood Red Men and Woodmen venues. Groups such as Royal Achates Pythian Hall and Carpenter unions list evening gatherings with start times around 8 oclock and earlier sessions at 3 or 5 pm.
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Grinnell Lodge
Woodmen Hall
Alamo Lodge
Pythian Hall
Alamo
D. HS. Herman
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Autos for Mr. Taft to be selected for White House cars
An officer of the War Department will pick two automobiles for delivery after March 4 for President Taft. The chosen man will specify requirements to manufacturers and invite bids. The process is kept secret to avoid disturbance from manufacturers’ agents.
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Washington, D. DC
War Department
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Taft
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Broken Back Pain Relief Advert on sale at Bexar Drag Co
An early 20th century ad touts a remedy for lumbago and muscle strain called Snow Liniment promising relief for back pain and stiffness. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home and lists Moore Building as a location near Turkish bath facilities, mentioning Princess Chrysanthemum and Seethoven Hall events on November 25 with Arzat's orchestra.
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Bexar Drag Co
Joy For Duck Hunters Bad Weather Coming
Weather observer notes a split system approaching from the Pacific and Atlantic, predicting fair weather now with storms later this week. Rain is expected in the latter part of the week, with gusty winds and cooler temperatures affecting hunter plans in West Texas.
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Buall
Texas
Dorando Hayes Marathon at Madison Square Garden
Preparations are complete for the Dorando Hayes Marathon at Madison Square Garden on November 25. Dorando arrives in New York confident of defeating his English rival. Sheriff Thomas Foley stands as stake holder. forfeit of $1000 posted by each promoter and contestant.
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Dorando- Hayes
Madison Square Garden
Dorando
City
England
Thomas Foley
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