Turner Team Leads Turner Bowling League With 343 Average
The Turner Bowling League shows Lohmueller's Comanches leading the per game average at 343, a base record for the city league. Pfeiffer's Warriors top the St. Josepha League pace with 248, while Neugebauer hovers near 251. The Reval Achates dominate turns league with 226 as Splashers contest for first with three-way ties and a strong chase for records. BR. Burnett Co. advertises supplies and paper goods.
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Lohmueller
Jedd
Pfeiffer
Warriors
St. Josepha
Neugebauer
Hin
Vieval Achates
Almeo Iron
Tomastoes
Cystones
Reval Achates
Uvelr
Alamo Iron Walkers
Mhece Belns
Prockner
Tingkind
Guehving
Rickey
A. Dugosh
Berwan
Heseman
Vander Stratten
Lich
Lassner
A. Phillips
Gieke
Scholl
Wantzloehmn
BR. Herweek
Nic Tenge
C. Phillips
Hanelsen
Welker
Treuter
Do Tani Tenge
Boewauwe
Jaiens
Kuch
Kar Flohen
Aizermoon
Specht
Dr. Elmendorf
Schonell
Injured Driver Humbled While Practicing for Vanderbilt Race
Emil Strlexer, preparing for a Vanderbilt cup auto contest, suffered serious injuries when his car overturned at high speed near Jericho. The incident occurred during practice at about 80 miles per hour, leaving the driver with a fractured skull and critical head injuries to his mechanic.
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Emil Strlexer
Wiie
Jericho
Stricker
Houston Carnival to Have Good Races
Special to The Light reports the Houston carnival opening with a six day to twelve day race meet at Tonston with six races daily and possibly a seventh. More than 600 horses expected. top entries include Mavigney Grbientar First Clone Lucky Mose Bertha FE Hands Around and others. Purses and stakes include $30000 plus further commitments. events span one mile to seven furlongs, with dates spread over opening to closing days and multiple handicap races.
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Tex
Tonston Tls
Mavigney
Grbientar
First Clone
Lucky Mose
Bertha FE
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Eink
Richelieu Cate Bandliv
Werchants Purse
Teemons Hotel
Ignolia Brewery
Lilienths Bros
Texas State Baseball League Announces 1909 Schedule and Leadership
Dallas October meeting outlines a 154 game circuit running April 17 to April 26 with a new president W P Alles of Austia and vice president Withers of Dallas. William Hobbie resigns as president. C Starner of Galveston to steer 1909 as secretary. Houston franchise sale to Robets and Sorts ratified. Austin will host Feb 15 meeting to draft a schedule. Despite gaps, confidence in 1909 persisted.
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Tex
Cin Way
Texas State Baseball League
W. P. Alles
Austia
Car
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William Hobbie
San Antoni
Oli? Uilicavy
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Dalla Yice-Pre
Austin
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San Antonio
Notice to Tax Payers San Antonio 1908 Board of Equalization
The Board of Equalization will meet in the city assessor's office room 18 at City Hall on Monday November 2 to review all appeals from the city assessor and all assessments for the fiscal year ending May 31 1908. Meetings run daily 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. except Sundays holidays and will close within ten days. The City Council and assessment committee will not consider petitions after adjournment. Bryan Callaghan Mayor. City Clerk Shed Paine. Seed oats and orchestra ad follow.
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City of
San Antonio
Texas
Board of Equalization
City Hall
Geneion
Bryan Callaghan
New Football Team Aims to Enter Local Scene
An organization plans to form a football team of Brooklyn Business College students. The prospective lineup includes well known San Antonio figures Scott Kerr Q Mills BH Mills Power PP Stephens Black. Many players are already with another school eleven, but that should not affect college representation.
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Socil
Manly Banter Moves From Smoke to Taft and Bryan
Two trickmen midday chat turns to politics as they debate voting. One asks which candidate the other will back this fall. One man says Taft. another declares he will vote for Bryan regardless.
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Taft
Local Sport Items Highlight Weekend Gridiron Action
Community teams and players show early promise as Fort Sam and nearby schools prepare for weekend games. Prominent matchups include Peacank versus West Texas, and a renewal of rivalries at Baptist Academy with large crowds expected. Adjustments and lineups shifting as key players like Hittom and Sten participate. Beethoven Juniors and Field Eleven postpone a planned clash to align schedules. practice continues across campuses with emphasis on speed and teamwork.
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