Amateur Basinl Championship Series Umpire Announcement
Frank Bros and Smith Studio join King Furniture Co in prize offers as C Anderson and Charles McCafferty will umpire the round robin series. Fort Sur Munster hosts opening Thursday with plans for extra day afternoo n. Prizes include hats, boxes, and gear from multiple sponsors as six teams vie for the title.
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Club Standing Confusing Entry From New York Event
A jumble of names and numbers appears to describe a club standing at an event in New York with references to Boston and a Thursday result. The readable bits mention Pilladepaly and Hijruphlyay alongside varying figures, but the fragmentary text lacks clear context, dates, or outcomes suitable for a full report.
Ambiguous Pro Baseball Standings From Fragment
The readable fragment lists teams in the American League with scattered figures and partial scores. The data mentions Boston, Philadelphia, New York and other club identifiers, but lacks full context or dates to form a complete standings report.
New York Knits A Win Amid Batting Confusion
New York defeats Boston with a 4 to 0 result as pitchers Grexg Collins and Stales along with Brady Vance Shawkey Schulz and Walt hold the line. Dodgers remain unbeaten in a foggy game with errant numbers and misread scores.
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New York Beats Boston in High-Scoring National League Contest
New York defeats Boston 13 to 8 at Boston with Stroud and Kocher combining on the mound for the Giants as Davis and Whaling contribute offense in a late rally.
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Bresnahan Injured Out of Series as Cubs Fall to White Sox
Chicago notes manager Bresnahan will miss remaining games after a severe spike to the left foot in Wednesday's clash. Nationals edge White Sox 7 to 4 as Lavender falters for the Cubs while Schalk’s finger injury dampens optimism for game three.
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Peter Scott Repeats in Grand Circuit Card at Tas Day
Peter Scott repeats at the Grand Circuit meet as the Veterine Great-Johny Scott stallion wins the Shdon Prams stake. Thomas W. Murs brings the horse to victory amid close heats, with Worthy Pringe and Livie Browd also placing in early heats.
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Longhorn Scrub Team Demonstrates Intrasquad Progress
Austin Texas November 27 The Longhorn scrubs played a practice game on Chirk Field showing improved execution over yesterday. Dulin scored the only first team touchdown after a fifty yard run, while Oklahoma, Mississippi and Haskell had previously visited the defense. The main squad, preparing for Daniel Baker, will save tackles for Friday’s session and Saturday’s game is expected to surpass last year’s 1906 result against Daniel Baker.
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Texas Hag
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Scoreless game on academy gridiron
A late fall chilly, 0 to 0 tie between San Antonio Academy and Peacock Military College opening the season. Both squads showed nerves and fumbles with Huck Radley of the Academy delivering the few thrills while Perkin and Milions stood out for Peacock.
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Rival teams clash in national parks in baseball shift
New York reports preview a season where Boston and Philadelphia meet in National League parks for the title chase. Details cover seating capacity, park sizes, and fences, with Bravest Field and Phillies Park as key venues and notes on potential home run opportunities for hitters amid structural changes.
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Texans in World Series lineup from Austin veterans
Austin will be represented in the World Series by former local players now with the Phillies and Boston team. Noted figures include Wuxey at second base and Killier at catcher, both ex-St Edward College players. Also mentioned are Teague and Speaker linked to Houston and Boston, with Johnny Adame from San Antonio noted in the roster.
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Rain Coat Wins St Leger Handicap
Rain Coat driven by Straus won the St Leger Handicap at Spirehty Downs setting a new track record for ten miles. Hodge finished second with 748 pounds, Willy Witch took third, and Entwrnidery placed fourth as the race paid $2840 to the winner and $46.30 to each of several others.
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Hawk
Manuel
San Marcos Baptists Run Past Smithville in City Football Match
San Marcos Baptists defeated Smithville Athletic Club 20 to 0 on Academy Field Thursday. The Smithville team opened strong with two first quarter scores but settled thereafter, while San Marcos used multiple short gains and effective passes to secure the victory.
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Hiwrown and Smithville Stars Shine in Tough Clash
In a hard fought game Wingrow stood out on defense while Hookernigo and Hilloweale impressed on offense for Smithville. A 60 yard run by Hillowell and a 25 yard breakout for Academy’s drive highlighted the action as the teams battled to the final whistle.
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Baseball lottery gamblers arrested in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police held Suslay Muppert and Alfred Mertz on $590 bail each for selling lottery tickets tied to World Series games. Muppert allegedly acted as agent for Baseball News Company of New York. Postal officials asked New York authorities to close the firm’s office.
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Rifle Preliminary Matches Finished in Jacksonville
The Southern Rifle Association held preliminary matches in Jacksonville Florida with teams from Georgia Alabama South Carolina and Massachusetts competing for the association trophy. Florida won the state trophy and Massachusetts led the supplementary match as the National Rifle Association events proceed Friday. Harlandale base ball will meet tonight at Corpus Christi Road and Mary Street starting at 8 o clock with all players expected to attend.
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Grand jury returns indictments in Corpus Christi court
The Corpus Christi grand jury returned an indictment against Jos Avebo Aveho, now jailed, linked to the October 2 incident involving Incarnacion Perez. Acebo faces perjury charges in the Federal Court tied to testimony in election grand cases. Sixteen other indictments were mentioned but not detailed.
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