Comanches Triumph In Dual Natchez Victory Lead Marked By Close Finish
The Comanches led by Lohmueller and Mueller clinched first place with a 60 point gap after a double win over Lowther’s Natchez. First game scores show Tahmueller at 286 and Lowther at 247. second game totals reach 352 for Lahmueller and 33? for Lowther, with detailed player lines and team rosters listed for Natchez and Comanches.
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No Concessions for Class A League Battle
The piece argues no concessions will be granted by the national commissioner regarding minor leagues. It says the National Association of Minor Leagues, and the two leagues, the Eastern and American associations, must settle internal matters themselves. The commission may offer informal advice but unlikely to take official action.
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Rough on Shreveport in Texas State Baseball league
Shreveport faces a political struggle within the Texas State Baseball league as officials plan a Fort Worth meeting to decide on a Louisiana crown issue after cutting the Pirates hotel allowance. The dispute pits Shreveport against Oklahoma City with the Corsairs at risk of exclusion from the Lone Star circuit and amid pressure on Henry Ehrlich over his stance.
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Army and Navy in Fierce Fight at Franklin Field
Philadelphia presents a stern yearly clash as West Point and Annapolis meet at Franklin Field with 20000 fans in attendance. The cadets and midshipmen arrive in peak shape under ideal conditions while officials and dignitaries, including Secretary Wright and lawmakers, travel to witness the Army Navy contest.
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Local sports mix in town races for basketball primacy
Local brief notes show basketball gaining ground over football with new baskets on fields. St Louis College remains undefeated in town play, while high school girls and business colleges field promising squads. West Texas and Peacock prepare for interscholastic leagues and winter track work, with Cadets expected to field a strong team and Turner league disbanded to release players for practice.
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Peacock Postpones Postseason clash with West Texa
West Tex 5 rejects Peacock challenge citing too many cripples and Christmas break. Coach Warner says two weeks of practice needed to ready battered players. Exhibition game with High School Looms next Saturday remains likely. both sides see value in such a contest and a possible interscholastic versus independent showdown within two weeks.
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Lakeside and Turner Teams Prepare for Winter Basketball Season
Verein plans a busy winter with city basketball games at the skating rink. Lakeside will use four courts next week and aims for a strong record despite missing Pipkin and O Banion. Lakeside schedules a game with St Marys College for Monday afternoon. Turner girls and high school seniors may join league play, creating potential crossovers as both squads boast ample practice material.
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Ketchel Eyes Burns Clash After Quick Papke Victory
Promoters and fans foresee Ketchel advancing in weight and skill to challenge Tommy Burns. Ketchel’s squat, powerful frame and bulldog determination impress close allies, who expect him to grow into a true middleweight with Burns as the ultimate test. Burns reportedly outmatches Ketchel in development, but Ketchel’s youth and drive may close the gap and spark a condition for a historic bout.
Turner Exhibition Program in San Antonio
The Turner gymnasium exhibition is set for Saturday night December 5. It features 12 numbers with both boys and girls performing. An orchestra will provide music, the event runs 8:15 to the end of the first part, then dancing. Professor Utz directs the program with Turner and Bon Avon girls taking part.
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Turk Wins Two Falls in Short Bout at Montreal
Yousiff Mah mount, the Turk, defeated Raoul de Ronan of France in a wrestling match last night. The Turk won the first fall in 21 minutes, the second in 11 minutes, and the third in seven minutes after choosing the catch as catch can and greco Roman styles.
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Climate Opinions Margin Reds Season Struggles
Clarke Griffith cites climate as a key factor in Cincinnati and Washington teams’ poor showings. He argues coastal players adapt better to travel and heat, while Cantillon seeks solutions by importing California players as Turkey Day approaches. Griffith notes his own tough breaks and hopes managing gives him fair chances to judge talent.
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Clarke Griffith Eyes Big Show Over Minor League Ties
Clarke Griffith, managing Cincinnati Nation League team Assured, plans no minor league investments this year. He has long been linked with the minors but aims to stay with the major league scene as long as possible and prove his file.
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Old Fox could regain respect with Bengals next season
Griffith’s last season woes were not his fault and he can rally the Cincinnati squad. With aggressive leadership and inspiring tactics, the veteran coach may restore his reputation and lift the team from the slump that hurt the New York Americans. J. T. Burnett & Co., Undertakers.
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Notice to Tax Payers San Antonio 1908
Notice from the Mayor of San Antonio Texas about the board of equalization convening in the city assessor's office room 18 city hall on Monday November 2 to review assessments and declarations by the city assessor for the fiscal year ending May 31 1908. The board will sit daily from 9 am to 1 pm except Sundays and holidays with limited adjournment. Authorities warn no further consideration after adjournment.
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Hidalgo County to Get Rail Service by January First
Attest: Fred Fring, City Clerk. Chapin, the new county seat of Hidalgo County Texas, will have the San Antonio and Rio Grande railroad trains to it by January 1 next. Now is the time to buy.
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