Twenty second infantry band and baseball visit New Braunfels
The Twenty second infantry band and baseball team travel to New Braunfels for a weekend carnival. The band contests rivals New Braunfels and Seguin for a silver trophy. The baseball double header pits the Twenty second against New Braunfels then Seguin with a trophy for each winner. The San Antonio Automobile Club plans to attend with expected auto parties arriving.
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Twenty-second Infantry
New Braunfels
Seguin
Doma
San Antonio Automobile Club
All-Stars Defeat Baltimore Club 7 1 in Eastern League
The All-Stars beat the Baltimore club 7 to 1 in Baltimore yesterday. Batter notes list Johnson Street Vickers and Egan. Royal orchestra performs daily at the Sara Boga restaurant for patrons.
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Baltimore
All-Stars
Baltimore Club
R. H. E. All-Stars
Johnson and Street
Vickers and Egan
Royal Orchestra
Sara- Boga
Believes in O'Toole from ex Broncho star Cook
Fred Cook former Columbus Ameri can association pitcher returned to San Antonio after a 20 win 10 loss season in 30 games. He predicts O'Toole will be worth Dreyfus's money for St Paul and become a National league sensation next season. Cook cites O'Toole's sore arm from a cold day start and praises his low fast ball and controlled spitball.
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Fred Cook
Columbus Club
American Association
San Antonio
Cook
O'Toole
Dreyfus
St. Paul
Amateur Athletic Union Admits Members for November Track Meet
The local AAU committee met at the Y M C A to organize the November 10 meet at the International Fairgrounds. The State Normal of San Marcos was admitted in the academy class and Seeger and Keller school membership was accepted. Arthur Storms was elected referee with other officers to be named later. The Y M C A offered hospitality to visiting athletes and the committee will visit city schools to gauge hosting care.
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Amateur Athletic Union
International Fairgrounds
State Normal of
San Marcos
Seeger and Keller School
Arthur Storms
Wolgast to Meet Wells in Madison Square Garden Bout
Ad Wolgast world lightweight champion and Matt Wells English champion will clash for ten rounds at the Madison Square Athletic Club in New York on Friday November 3. The purse totals 19000 dollars with weigh in at 132 pounds at 5 pm on fight day.
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Associated Press
New York
Ad Wolgast
Matt Wells
England
Madison Square Athletic Club
Longhorns Triumph Over Southwestern in Muddy Texas Field
In a rain soaked Austin clash, Texas defeats Southwestern Georgetown 11 to 2. Puett scores the opening TD and a 95 yard dash sets up another as Kirkpatrick adds a field, while Niblo, West and McHenry star on defense.
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Austin
Longhorns
Southwestern
Georgetown
Varsity
Texas
Puett
Kirkpatrick
Niblo
Henderson
Leonard
West
McHenry
Robbins
Bewtle G. Moore
Gust Leonard
Peeler Maighis
T. Moore
Robbins R. E L. G. West Paemeres
Soars
Eae Bland
Birge Barcus
Birge Barcus Seeeeteee
Seer Eeaas
M. Harold David
James-Downs Woodhull-Perry
B. Ons
Eena Wiebe
Barrell-Vining L. H. B. McHonty Biedesestasssac
Ovo Coe
Army Football League forms at Fort Sam Houston
A four team league formed by Eleventh Cavalry Third Cavalry Third Field Artillery and Twenty second Infantry will start play October 21 with Twenty second versus Third Cavalry. Lieut Greble unites two battery teams and the artillery is expected to perform well as schedules are set. Also notes Riebe Undertaking auto ambulance service and Royal Orchestra at the Saratoga restaurant daily.
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Eleventh Cavalry
Third Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
E. St. John Greble
Third Artillery
Southern gridiron tests begin 1911 season today
Today marks the start of college football across the South with key matchups. Tech meets Tennessee in Atlanta, Sewanee hosts Castle Heights, Alabama faces Georgia in Birmingham, Clemson plays Auburn, Tulane meets Louisiana Southwestern, and more games unfold from Nashville to Baton Rouge and beyond.
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Atlanta
Tech
University of Tennessee
Sewanee
Castle Heights
Birmingham
University of Alabama
University of Georgia
Davidson
Lenoire College
Clemson
Auburn
Savannah
Mercer
Citadel
Charleston
University of South Carolina
Charleston College
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Rose Polytechnic
Maryville
Tenn
Mooney
Maryville College
Chapel Hills
University of North Carolina
Bingham
Farmers Run Up Score on Kyle Field
On October 14 at Kyle field College Station Texas the Austin college squad was overmatched by the Farmers who won 38 to 0. The Sherman team fought hard and provided strong practice with many substitutes seeing action while Austin college slowed the heavy line at times.
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College Station
Tex
Austin College
Kyle Field
Sherman
Moran
Gonzales County to Exhibit at San Antonio Fair
A. M. Pyron of the San Antonio International fair agricultural department visits Gonzales to enlist Business Men's club support for a county exhibit. After meeting most of the board of directors, he reports readiness to back a creditable display if a strong showing is arranged for the Gonzales County fair.
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Gonzales
Tex
Store Robberies Reported in Yoakum District
Three local businesses faced break ins this week. Edwards Cox Gilbert general store lost 3 dollars and two six shooters. John Wrazel's saloon reported 256 dollars stolen. Kendall's grocery on Gonzales street saw groceries and candy taken.
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Yoakum
Tex
Edwards, Cox & Gilbert
John Wrazel
Misses Kendall
Gonzales Street
Rain Falls Heavily in Flatonia as Drought Eases
SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT Flatonia Texas reports over two and a half inches of rain from yesterday and last night. The soaking rain fills water holes and ends a notably dry fall, bringing relief to the region.
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Flatonia
Tex
Invitation Sent To All Auto Owners For Good Roads Day Parade
D B Colp chairs a Texas outreach mailing of more than 20 900 invitations urging automobile owners to San Antonio for Good Roads Day Friday November 10 during the International Fair November 3–12 1911. The message promotes a sociability run and motor car procession to boost highway sentiment.
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D. B. Colp
Texas
San Antonio
Bexar County Highway League
Fair Association
Accomplished results on road condition knowledge drive
The item notes that a primary feature will enable different owners and operators to gain valuable information about the state of automobile roads as they exist now. It mentions Theo Artzt's Orchestra and both phones.
Kreitz Recalls Walkoff Hit in City Series Game
Ralph Kreitz of the White Sox described feeling like a million dollars after driving in the winning run in the ninth inning with two outs. He noted nerves at the plate against Brown and recalled swinging at a curve and then a fast pitch for the decisive hit.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph Kreitz
White Sox
Kreitz
Brown
White Sox Rally to Beat Cubs A City Championship Opener
The White Sox defeated the Cubs 4 to 3 at Comiskey Park in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Bodie Callahan Zeider each singled to start the decisive frame, Kreuz delivered the go ahead hit, and the Sox capitalized on a late error to claim victory. Brown pitched for the Cubs and Walsh worked for the Sox as the teams split the early city title series.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Bodie
Callahan
Zeider
Kreuz
Sullivan
Brown
Sox
Walsh
Comisky’s Park
Redlegs rout Naps in Ohio series second game
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Cleveland Naps 10 to 2 in Cleveland. Benton shut down batters while Kaler worked seven innings for the Naps before Mitchell relieved and allowed eight Reds runs amid Naps fielding miscues.
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Associater
Cleveland
Ohio
Reds
Naps
Benton
Kaler
Mitchell
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