Boston Wins Flag Game of Te Series
In a tense eighth and ninth inning, Boston scores on a wild past second throw, a hit and walk sequence. Brooklyn pitchers Shore and Mays manage a late rally, but Boston plates four runs in the final frame as Daubert and Stengel contribute, sealing a tense finish.
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Brooklyn
Scott
Meyers
Johnston
Marquard
Janvrin
Myers
Shore
Fpfeffer
Wheat
Hooper
Hoover
Stengel
Walker
Hoblitzell
Lewis
Olson
Cutshaw
Daubert
Gardner
Mowrey
Hoblitzer
Merkle
Pfeffer
Mays
Thomas
Cady
Crowd Packs Braves Field for World Series Opener
Boston fans fill 42 000 seats at Braves Field as the first game of the world series draws a massive crowd. Managers Carrigan and Robinson discuss pitching choices and lineups amid sunny autumn weather and field preparations.
Grounds Prepared and 45 000 Seats Ready for World Series
At nine o clock the grounds were opened and players entered to find the field in perfect condition. A platform for moving picture men stood beside home plate as the capacity was expanded to 45 000 with a fence across right field and 2000 seats in the corner sold for 50 cents each. Brooklyn players arrived and expressed confidence in facing the Red Sox, while Carrigan of Boston indicated the series could mark the end of his managerial career.
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Brooklyn
Red Sox
Robinson
Carrigan
Boston
Army to use Brackenridge rifle range for training
After Brackenridge Park municipal rifle range is completed city leaders plan to offer its use to Fort Sam Houston. Mayor Clinton Brown suggests mornings for recruits and marksmanship training while clubs use afternoons. Range will host 200 and 300 yard firing with NCO in charge.
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Brackenridge Park
Fort Sam Houston
Clinton Brown
Army
Leon Springs
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Bacon May Be Heard by Hughes Club in San Antonio
Robert Bacon of New York former United States ambassador to France and Republican leader will visit San Antonio next week on his way to the Brownsville district to see his son an officer in the New York National Guard. The Hughes Club plans to invite him to speak on presidential campaign issues. He had recently checked Texas border conditions and then returned to New York to pursue the Republican senatorial nomination, which he lost.
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United States
France
San Antonio
Brownsville
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Bacon
Field Service at Camp Wilson With Wisconsin Unit
Sunday services will be held at Camp Wilson at 8:45 in the morning with Chaplain Gustav Sterns in charge. Vocal numbers by Company B quartet and the First Wisconsin band contribute to the program. Hymns Nearer My God to Thee and America will be printed for congregational singing. Regular YMCA services occur in the morning and evening at Camp Wilson.
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Wisconsin Infantry Regiment
Gustav Sterns
Company B
Wisconsin
America
Angeles in New York El Paso Article
General Felipe Angeles, once Villa's chief of artillery, is in New York working as an ammunition expert for the French government's purchasing department. A Chapultepec graduate, he is noted as one of the few scientifically trained leaders among Villa's aides.
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Felipe Angeles
Villa
New York
Angeles
Chapultepec
Bishop Capers Arrives in San Marcos for Confirmation
Bishop William T. Capers of San Antonio arrived in San Marcos to lead a confirmation at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. He will stay through Sunday to assist Archdeacon A. W. S. Garden of San Antonio and rector Rev. A. Horner in the ongoing mission begun last Sunday.
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Tex
William T. Capers
San Antonio
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Capers
A. W. S. Garden of
A. ©. Horner
New Hampshire Battery Moves to San Antonio Border Duty
New Hampshire field artillery battery passed through Kansas City en route to San Antonio Texas for border duty. The unit’s travel signals federal security preparations amid ongoing border operations.
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New Hampshires
Kansas City
New Hampshire Field Artillery
San Anitonio
Tex
Funston Inspects Troops at Laredo Border Point
General Funston visited Laredo to inspect duty troops including state and regular units in the Fifteenth provisional division under Brigadier General William A. Mann. The Maine infantry unit viewed Funston before its departure from the border as part of months of border service. E H Crowder conferred with Funston at Southern Department headquarters before Funston planned return to Brownsville and Washington.
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New Hampshire
Florida
Fifteenth Provisional Division
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Maine
E. H. Crowder
Army
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Brownsville
Washington
Women Say Fruit Dealers Careless
San Antonio fruit stand operators and ice cream parlors face possible arrest after a health board meeting where club women urged enforcement of sanitary laws. The complaint cites unscreened stands, contaminated fruit, and spitting on apples, backed by leaders of local women’s groups.
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City Health Board
Herring
Health Department
Theo. Y. Hull
W. A. Daniel
Woman's Club
George B. Peyton
Mothers’ Council
J. T
Memorial Service Honors Judge Leroy G. Denman
A memorial service by the San Antonio Bar Association was held in the Thirty-seventh District Court to honor the late Judge Leroy G. Denman. Wallace H. Newton presided as first vice president, and H. J. Brooks prepared resolutions adopted and read. Judge W. S. Fly convened the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals to present the resolutions, with remarks. Thomas H. Franklin delivered an address on Denman’s work as jurist and citizen, joined by Judge R. B. Minor J. D. Guinn and Judge T. D. Cobbs.
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Wallace H. Newton
J. Brooks
W. 8. Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Bar Association
Denman
Thomas H. Franklin
R. B. Minor
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T. D. Cobbs
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed for Eleven Years
Mrs. Chas. Rietz of Allen Mills Pa. reports eleven years of use with Foley's Honey and Tar and would not be without it. The product, free of opiates, provides relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough and helps hoarseness tickling throat and bronchial irritation for both children and adults. A. M. Fischer also endorses its effectiveness for soothing inflamed membranes and aiding sleep.
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Allen Mills
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Local road work approved in Fredericksburg district
The Finley Method Company will upgrade the Fredericksburg road from Cincinnati avenue to Zarramora street. The county commissioners court approved $882.14 for the project. Other items note local ads and notices about loans, dental and chiropractic services, and area events.
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Finley Method Company
Fredericksburg
Cincinnati Avenue
Zarramora Street
Negro Woman Wounded in Refugio Street Knife Attack
A black woman named Moore residing on Refugio Street was slashed by another black woman during an argument at Moore’s home about 5 o clock Friday afternoon. The incident occurred inside the residence and the assailant fled the scene. The victim was treated for cuts and reported to police.
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Moore
Refugio Street
Local assault leads to arrest as injuries deemed nonserious
A woman sustained nonserious injuries after an assault and the suspect was arrested. An adjacent ad lists Dr. J. B. Manning a dentist at Suite 527 Moore Building Crockett 7216 and Stiehl Beauty Parlors at 41a Navarro with manicure, shampoo services advertised.
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Army Orders and Stray Horses at Fort Sam Houston
Resignations accepted for Capt William T Nipper and several lieutenants in Georgia Texas Iowa Virginia and Michigan as listed. A Jackson Mich inspector and state penitentiary farm visit noted. Strayed from Fort Sam Houston Reservation three government horses and six government mules with hoof numbers. reward $3 per animal for delivery to Depot Quartermaster Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Adoleeau ER
Texas
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Iowa
Francis EK. Pneatlly
James M. Bain
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Walter A. Newman
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Cavalry
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Obituaries for Mary Kitchen and Joe Barrett Clutter
Mrs. Mary Kitchen 38 died at 11 AM Monday at Fort Myer government hospital. Survived by husband George Kitchen in Mexico, son Fred, mother Maria Seiter, brother Alex Seiter, sister Anna Finkbeiner, all of San Antonio. Funeral Monday at 4 PM from Riebe Chapel with Rev. A Wolff. burial Herman Sons cemetery. Joe Barrett Clutter 8 died at 5 AM Saturday at home 165 Castillo. Funeral 11:30 AM Saturday from residence. interment Mission Burial Park.
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Government Hospital
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Anna Finkbeiner
San Antonio
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Joe Clutter
Castillo Avenue
Mission Burial Park
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile over Both Phones
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co advertises automobile service with phone contact numbers 9871 and Ady. for rapid funeral car arrangements and associated mortuary services.
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