YMCA Indoor Baseball Seeks Winter Play Continuation
The YMCA indoor baseball season will likely continue with a weekly game featuring Porcupines and Voxes next Tuesday and ongoing through winter. Teams will be drawn from current league players with changing lineups, captains to be chosen soon, and top finishers supplying the most players. Professor Hal Bred notes gym classes progress and expects skilled winter participants, inviting girls and spectators to enjoy the training and possible later exhibitions and a YMCA team formation.
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Porcupines
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Hal- Bred
New York horse exhibitor quits world for European trip
Mrs. John G. Erken of New York owner of Geckendale Farm retires from the horse show circuit to travel in Europe. She has long shown prize winners including Mobile Will and Shopeirl, and will liquidate her stable after a career spanning many years. Her stock includes notable ponies such as Bran don, Tolar, Donmnet Model, Torchlight, and saddle horse Aluyo, among others.
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New York
John G. Erken
Geckendale Farm
Gravanstad
Newboy
Shopeivl
Madison Rae
Burne
Gerken
Itor
Brandon
Tolar
Torchlight and Cok Spa
Aluyo
Redwood
Surprise
Does Your House Need Paint See Ed Steves & Bons
Advertisement from Ed Steves and Bons offering paint and painting supplies. Claims to carry the largest stock of ready mix paint in the southwest and guarantees against chalking cracking or peeling. Encourages readers to visit for quality products and service.
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Emi
Steves & Bons
Longer Texas league season eyed for 1908
The agitation for a longer league baseball season grows statewide as clubs plan to begin about April 1 and run to mid September 1908. Texas Beta League owners and fans favor a longer schedule, hoping stronger players and larger crowds. Local clubs anticipate top crowds and a faster pace than the prior year with plans for park improvements and enduring fan interest.
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Texas Beta League
Jason
Secretar
San Ants
Teagues
Lo Denid
Willy Mull Ayeuthier
Tomiie Dall
P Broreha
Ps Amlander
Brestde Robble
Owsers
Varsity Selecting Gediron Warriors In Dallas Rally
Readable text indicates a Varsity selection event for Gediron Warriors held in Dallas with plans for a ceremony, charter, and committee actions. It notes involvement of local personnel, a Mexican band performance, and a focus on native emphasis with related speeches and offerings for attendees.
Senators Defeat Navigators In Tight Conference Tilt
In a near even contest the Senators edge the Navigators by narrow margins as both teams trade leads. Key players include Voth Sliinys and captain Bret with strong pin counts and late scoring pushes. The battle centers on a sixth game swing with the Senators pulling ahead in the final minutes.
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A. Hurth
Arshame
Senators
Amie
Amobmb
le Stine
Benacers
Aden
Mamal
Senora
SOC Waite
Voss
Nrngichans
Nrngichans Lepone G. Bhorms
Gaylainy
de Momrchaty
Pa Hime
Oud
Wyoadie and
Heatanny
Waar la Sminat Area
Te Wailers
Chicago Nationals Get First Blood
Chicago Nationals win 5 to 4 in a long messy game with Rosoman going 1st, Mullin and Tinker key plays, Detroit’s Cobb and Payne contributing. Sheckard and Slagle spark Chicago’s offense as Mullin limits Detroit, while steals, errors, and timely hits shape a tense early season matchup.
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Ghana
Chicago
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Matlin
New Oaks
Earl
Schaefer
Conia
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Steinfeldt
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Payne
Ggentey
Ne Rile
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Martin
Dasas
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Sheekard
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Sehactor
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Sin
Mikes
Cobb
Rossman
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Wis
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Coughlin
Blagle
Paynes
Ihed King
Tos
O'Leary
Hantic
Blagty State
Sheckard
Sheckurd
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Rosyman
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Steinfeld
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Rogsnman
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Slagle CD Ghanor
Ev ‘Tinker
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Thiker
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Cayo
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Pleister
Shivek
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Mulhevidan
Q'ty
Local gridiron notes and early season prep
The High School football manager Ira Pfeiffer is negotiating for a game with San Marcos for late next week as arrangements near completion. The Mission field eleven has begun practice and will face other local squads soon, with Beethoven Juniors assisting against the school eleven. Byron Haltom joins the high school team as a promising end or back, over 160 pounds. St. Anthony's team enjoyed its first practice and looks for more of the same. West End and Wall on defense with Kieth at center, and captaincy hints for several players. At Lehigh, Baigy has displaced a veteran, with other purple-pole players gaining form. Local bowling events with Beethoven alleys, the Bexar Bowling Club, and various clubs report practice and rosters. Preparations for a forthcoming pin tournament under Emerson advance with rosters and vacancies. This afternoon at o o'clock Miss Minerva and Miss Spiethagen serve as dom on the Timmer alleys.
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Prof. Pfeiffer
San Marcos
St. Anthony's
Battle of the Pins on Turner Alley
In a tense reliability themed game on Gar Wen street, Teck and On the Turner alley battled to a tie. The match featured Nes two MM, Edety, and Lowder with Werneslay Affurnsan Tailtes' Glib Weld side tying as Oscar Gerlach secured a total in the first game.
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Realaties
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Turner Alley
Migaion
Oscar Gerlach
Tigers or Cow – who wins at Belmont in wild finish
Yesterday’s scores show Belmont seatings packed as Brooklyn Nynmhh and Rosine pulled off victories while Yolo defeated SpringHetd 4 to 2. Franklin and Marghett led their wins. Whes club remained strong amid a lively, tense section of the report.
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