Harlandale and AnrenG Ott Win Opener in Fort Sam Series
The Harlandales and AnrenG Ott win both games in a San Antonio baseball championship series at Fort Sam Houston. Opening game features Aldworth, Boone, Hicks with strong pitching and offense. 16 to 2 final. Second game remains close, with Hicks and Boone trading blows as Harlandale secures late-inning runs to prevail.
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San Antunly Saateye
Sprague River Loving
Digmond
Fort Sam Silouston
Watt Viaires
Ollie A. Anderson
Bnisire
Dehhid Uepanata
Charley Molar
Vosas
Inyae Mares
Ted Ratacs
Ninecallent Cat
Munmgers
Ahrens
Olus
Palmer
Tillie Leathe
Exyn
Palmeroon
Ertorg
Foster's Heroic 1912 Pennant Win for Houston Fans Celebrate
George Foster starred as Houston clinched the pennant in a dramatic late run. The final innings featured a clash with San Antonio with Houston overcoming a late deficit to win by two runs. Foster delivered key hits, collecting the purse as fans showered silver and gold in a raucous celebration.
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George Foster
Inst Auturnay
Geomeanes
Foster
Dhousten Cyan
Hongtom
San Antonio
Gouslon
Sin Antoni
Amon
Houston
George
Yale Lehigh clash leaves several players sidelined
In a rough Yale Lehigh clash this Saturday four Yale players will be out for weeks with injuries. Fullback Guernsey cracked shoulder, quarterback Hontp with twisted knee, guard Hlnck with a knee wound, end Bells with a leg injury. Lehigh’s quarterback Chunuweth incurred a fractured ankle in a local hospital. The contest was among the roughest in years.
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Nrw Haven
Uonn
Yale Lehigh
Satirdas
Yale
Hontp
Som
Hlnck
Chunuweth
Lehigh
Rowlands Retained As Manager Of American League Club
Lea, Oct. il Clarelis Howland will be retained as manager of the American League club for the 1916 season, Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the team, announced Monday. There never was a chance of Rowland being dropped, regardless of all reports. Rowland got all that could be asked out of an entirely new team.
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Lea
Clarelis Howland
Charles 4. Comiskey
Rowland
Comiskey
Cadena Edges Chapas In Weekend Baseball Tilt
The Cadena baseball team defeated the Chapas on Sunday afternoon by one run to two, tying the season series at four games. Galindo and Berrett led the offense while Rosales pitched a strong game for Cadena, with Chapas relying on Lo for the punch.
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Cadena
Rea
Hickhamond
Cadenas
Aleveral Galindo
Berrett
Ine
Toser Rosales
Mr. i. Be. Caadones
Mr. i. Be. Caadones Coecerer
Hierar
Rosales
Xquire
Fiernal
Sellinger and
Pieter
Organized ball and feds may make peace over war impact
Fragmented report notes discussions among national league and federal leaders on baseball wartime measures. Key figures debate avoiding disruption, while steps toward peace and organization are contemplated amid mounting war strain in mid century.
White Sox Smother Chicago in City Championship
Chicago’s American League club defeated their National League rivals Sund to claim the Chicago city championship. Jimmy Lavender pitched well in the second game as the White Sox built an early lead and held on. Attendance reached 42,666 with receipts around $21,125, a sizable local sports event for the year.
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Chicago
Sund
Jimmy Lavender
Mit Nard
Otis
I Pierce
Lavender
Jay Standridge
Thadurles
Pierce
StrapAatidge
Avelter
Russell Sayt
White Acros Win Amateur Baseball Championship
The White Acros of Cleveland beat the Vaixus of Onsiva 11 to 6 Sunday afternoon at Benod aide Stadium to win the amateur baseball championship. They are slated to play the facuma towneeharphins of Tie coast in San Trancigan for the world title. It is estimated ten thousand fans attended.
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Clevelantl. O
Vaixus Feane
Onsaiva
Benodaide
White Acros
Cleveland
Facuma Towneeharphins
Tie Coast
San Trancigan
Annie
Speaker Signs First Contract In Rusty Texas Debate
A garbled manuscript recounts a chaotic scene around a contract signing. The dialogue names several figures and venues such as Cleppoine and Worthen with uncertain spellings. The text preserves a tense exchange about offers and a public show.
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Smethins
Howe Hall
Clebppine
Worth ‘Texas
Guy Smu
Rae Tuna
Ghent
Knights of Columbus Win Football Game
Knights of Columbus beat an unnamed opponent in a hard fought game that remained scoreless through three quarters. Català Tynan scored a 34 yard field goal early in the final period as Chroninger and Peters starred on both sides. Taylor and Nixon officiated.
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Knights OF Columbus
Pisskin Wartiots
Catala Tynan
Wiles
Guinea
Chroninger
Peers
Taylor and
Nixon
Field Hospital
Anderson 10 Help On Electric Board
Mike Anderson and others at the Grand Opera House coordinate during the electric baseball board agitation as World Series games are replayed. Liz Weissman and Roy Nave contribute telegramic support while Duren Browning appears among key participants.
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Mike Anderson
Liz Weissman
Li Grand Opera House
Electric Baseball Board
Shre Grand
Mane Fay
Duren” Browning
Axchrondin Pilcher
San Antonio Polo Teams Victorious in Parade of Players
Reported in a lively account, San Antonio polo teams triumphed as riders performed bold defensive maneuvers and precise formations. Captains, referees, and officers were noted in a scene describing skillful horsemanship and controlled teamwork.
West Ends Win and Lose Sunday in Doubleheader
The West End Pharmacy baseball team split a doubleheader Sunday afternoon. In game one West Ends fell 8 to 3, while game two ended 4 to 2 after darkness halted play. Lou Kraft and Cant starred for the winners, with Jeffries, Waddell, and Hogan key for the Federals.
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West Kyid Pharmacy
Kiseh
York
Wye Droemers
West Jends
Pharmacy Resnt
West End Federals
Lou Kraft
Pilubiss
Lirgenter
Waddell
Hogan
Jt Willow
Wimrers
Briggé
Cahill
Jeffries
Cant
Briggs
Vetters
Barnes
Fur
Waddel
Adolf
Federals
Dreemers
Butverius
Wirat
Hohna Barnes
Vettors
Briege
Butagric Caball
Wiigas
Ulid Aubolt
Browns Beat Cardinals 4 0 in Doubleheader Split
The St Louis Browns defeated the Cardinals 4 to 0 in the second game of a doubleheader as McCate pitched a shutout until relief. Nationals and Americans split the night with a scheduled rise and fall, but the Browns claimed the victory behind solid defense and timely hits.
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ST. Louis
Caby
Smnelly
Secon
McCate
Oie
Cardinals
Prgram
Toul
Sauters Sjamilon
Koob Ang Serareid
Bae
MeAube Aus
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Boone
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McCafferty
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Citi
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Nelding
Bage
Slutiwil
Markle
Jett
Dow
Iva
Mitchell
Ray
Ory
Blalac
Pendleton
Kurke
HyFke
Potcherick Vachpany
Jade
Jatin Cen Wlwigek
Abe Valea
Wien
Vent
Innklng
Mapa
Alitchell
Fray
Bhtlock
Lycke
Skhoupheer
Delat
Merkle
Orr
Olghy
Mullaint Khan
Molly Wits
Pentleton
Blatoek
Hutlandale
Bill
Noranes
Charley
Tha’ Moose
Oys
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Kooura
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Conrad
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Walt Walbeal
Linderson
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Balwey
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Ingevin
Burtt
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Dutch Browning
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Rowlands
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White Sox
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Chapas
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Chicago Gues
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Speaker
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Stilton
Grand
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Fort Sam Houston
Civilians All Star
Sunny Wort
Fethare
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Wiwiver
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Phil Cayalry
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Maren Nani Antonin
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Tinton No Yiwu
Billy Hlovker
Pere Belek
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