Football at Best in 1906 High School Dominates League
The Interac scholastic League season highlighted by High School’s undefeated run and decisive 11 to 0 win over West Texas, with Peacock and San Antonio Academy also showing strengths. The red and white team, coached by Metzin and Pfeister, benefited from seasoned players and strong team work, despite early practice challenges. West Texas, Peacock, and San Antonio Academy vied for standings, but injuries and green players shaped outcomes. overall the league enjoyed a prosperous season with growing fan interest.
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Ief
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D.x Pfeister
Oncu
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Lome
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Develun
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Warner
Kollock
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Nolin Déserye
Varah Subs
St. Edwards
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Coronal
Tis City
Light trophies to high school football team announced
The High Behhol football team will receive twelve individual Light trophies for winning the Interscholastic League pennant. One trophy goes to each regular player and one to a top substitute based on playing time. Captain Leo Singer has earned multiple trophies, and Wood may be the reserve honored. The league cup for champions 1909 will also be presented at a forthcoming assembly.
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High Behhol
Lambert
Groos
Lipscomb
Cross
Finch
Abbott
Driess
Bee
Singer
League expands scope to boost public interest in sports
The organization reports successful handling of crowds and approval to enlarge membership and expand scope. The broader plan, including weight behind the schooly hag meeting with Redord, is expected to raise public interest in league sports.
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Redord
Turner Exhibition To Be Big Affair
Turner plans a Saturday gymnasium exhibition featuring a full program by multiple classes. The event includes orchestral preludes, horse and bhias displays, various drills, high jumps, parallel bars, wand and tumbling numbers, and a large cast of students from both senior and junior groups.
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Ute
Bhias
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T. Geyer
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Ti. Lucy
F. Routledge
Lisbon
Three tied for Dunham medal in league race
Three contenders, led by A Phillips O Haueisen and B H Appinan, battle for the Dunham splash medal as the league race tightens into a hot near tie. The score shows seven points with a broad list of names in descending points from seven to one.
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Turner
Ned
A. Phillips
O. Haueisen
BH. Appinan
Sever
Seven Stake Races Open Week Opening San Antonio Meet
Seven stake races with purses of 400 dollars mark the opening week of the San Antonio Mid-Winter Fair and Jockey meet. The first week, starting December 12, will feature six races daily with first post at 3 p.m. About 100 horses are expected the first day, with more arriving as the meet progresses. Judge Murphy and Jay Beaumont oversee arrangements as stables gather and horses arrive from various places. Officials say preparations have progressed beyond expectations and all details will soon be finalized.
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San Antonio
Jay Beaumont
Provident
D. A. Walker
Battle of the pins night league games listed
Local alleys hosted busy practice as members of various leagues prepared for matchups tonight and tomorrow Mizelons vs Owls Sommers garden Lehmueller vs Fritze Turner vs Jays Tomorrow Toraudoen vs Reyal Achates Hot Wella all on tap Baldus vs Dukes on Turner alleys postponed for tomorrow Also recruiting notice seeks able bodied unmarried U S Army men 18 to 35 in San Antonio Texas for information contact Moore Building Ave C and Houston St Electric baths Moora Building
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Sommers’ Garden
Lehmueller
Fritze
Turner
Jays
U. 8 Army
United States
Moore Building
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Houston St
San Antonio
Tex
Pat Newnam Released by San Antonio Baseball Club
Blyst baseman Pat Newnam has been released by the San Antonio Baseball club amid a long running conflict with management. He has not signed with another club and has played for Houston and on the Pacific coast, returning to his native city. Last season he batted .283 with a .977 fielding percentage.
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Blyst
Pat Newnam
San Antonio
New
Local sports items show football slow to fit in season
Brief notes on local sports planning highlight football struggles to fit the season with possible games against the University of Texas and Houston Athletics. Baseball and basketball are projected for Christmas and New Year with weather risks. Pool and billiard continue limited due to material shortage. Interscholastic play shows uneven results and management notes a cautious approach.
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University of Texas
Belhe
Houston Athletics
Syawan
Matthey
Brondin
San Antonio Grid Plans Boost Local Football Prospects
Local boosters push for a proposed game with Peacock to aid the athletic field of two San Antonio high schools. The season ends with optimism for a winter basketball lineup and continued league growth, as other area teams report mixed results against outside elevens.
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Peacock
High School
Rivalry Shifts in School Sports Draws Sparse Attention
The author argues improving interest in a lesser sport may not soon rival baseball which remains broad and well supported by schools. The writer notes baseball’s wider appeal and institutional backing as a key advantage over the other game.
John L S nerve and the surgeon
Bat Masterson recalls a 20 year old boxing injury to John L Sullivan in Dr. Lewis I T Sayre’s office. Sullivan’s shattered forearm bone was reset after a dramatic visit with newspaper men watching as the surgeon applied plaster and bandages and a steel tool.
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Sayre
Bat Masterson
John B. Sullivan
Patsy Cardiff
Minneapolis
Sullivan
Dr. Sayre
Agaiiy
Jol
John
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