Nee's single clinches Gears win over Sandcrabs in 3rd straight
Johnny Nee's fifth inning single broke a tie after O'Brien's homer as the Gears defeated the Galveston Sandcrabs 3 to 2. Lefty Lybrand and pitcher Jack Knight kept the game tight, with key plays including a one handed Bear catch and Henry's double.
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O'Brien
Galveston
Bears
Lybrand
Matt Williams
Henry
Fuller
Jack Knight
Knight
Jack
Keight
Connolly
Distel
Nee
Secord
Tullos
Brock
Hin
Alien
Crabs
Bear
Alten
Hint
Sam Haight
Sying
Jark Knight
Bittle
Fillam
Pulige
Benkebner
Filles
Neg
Boor
Neo
Boue Wee
Connally
Sara Knight
Schfieb
Standings and scores from Saturday baseball across leagues
National League results show St Louis beating Chicago while New York edged Washington. Boston defeated Philadelphia, and Cleveland toppled Detroit. American Association notes include Birmingham and Memphis games, with Texas Oklahoma League results from Mineral Wells and Ardmore.
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St Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
Akeegels
St. Louis
Broklyn
Tonton
Philadsiphix
Louis
Pittehure
Cincinnati
Fridarta Renalta
Chleaco
Alexander
Farrel
Hzey Lenehue
Coumbe
Winge
Louis Seer
Wim
Wisburg
Dionk
Haines
Clemens
Arison
Brotttem
American Association
Pel
Eesseseees
St. Wane Eat
Louis ‘ Wate
Washington Fo
ARS Detroit
Tommy Still Supreme Dog Wins American Derby Race
Tommy the undefeated whinpets dog claimed the American derby title in Hamilton Massachusetts on September 3 racing 200 yards in 32.15 seconds. Owner James Gilligan of Lawrence Massachusetts noted the record time as Man War the Canadian champion was scratched.
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Hamilton
Mass
Tommy
James €. Gilligan
Lawrence
Tamamy Bres
Man War
Tipple Blanks Gassers in Shreveport Victory
Dallas pitchers threw a near shutout as Tipple Blankson beat Shreveport 8 to 1. The offense produced eight runs on hits in seven innings, with ten strikeouts by the Dallas pitcher and a solid fielding effort behind him.
Defer Win and Tie Highlight Transferred Star's Debut
A rushed report notes a deferred win and a tie as a new transfer from Beaumont, Whoistan, enters the Troustan lineup. Varavehied delivers key hits, with six points from the firer and other scoring by the header, as the team aims for a strong groove.
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Troustan
Hesder
Beaumont and Houston Baseball Doubleheader Delayed by Darkness
Friday saw eight innings without a run before darkness halted play. The games were moved from Beaumont. a doubleheader will occur Saturday. First game Beaumont 2 Houston 5 with batteries May Meine Alexander Pearson Griffith. Second game Beaumont 0 Houston 4 with batteries Meine Whaling Bolden gad Eiffert.
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Beaumont
R.H. E. Beaumont
Houston
May
Meine
Alexander
Pearson
Griffith
R.A. Beaumont
ONO
Whaling
Bolden Gad Eiffert
Fort Worth Takes Series Lead In Wichita Falls Game
Wachtel in form as Fort Worth beat Wichita Falls Friday 6 to 4 in a key series game. Kraft and Rigney led the attack with three hits apiece, while the Spaud ders managed four hits. Final score 14 to 12 in Wichita Falls comeback effort?
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Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Tex
Wachtel
Spuadders
Kraft
Rigney
Cate
Boat Race Postponed in Detroit Ahead of Martusworth Trophy
The first heat of the Martusworth trophy motor boat race in Detroit was postponed from Saturday to Monday after Maule Leaf VII, the challenger, reported a broken gear box.
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Detroit
Mid
Mosdar
Archdeacon Sets World Record for Circling Bases
Archdeacon, center fielder for the Rochester International League club, established a new world record for circling the bases in 2.5 seconds during a format trial, finishing despite a strong headwind. The previous mark was 18.4 seconds set by Wana Lohert in 1910.
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Rochester
Mautive Archdeacon
Buseball
Rochester-Newark
Wana Lohert
Major League Pennant Hunt Sees Tight Averages Across Contenders
All four pennant challengers sit at seven percent in wins with Pitt having a half game edge on New York as the Giants trail by one game and the Yankees hold a full game lead over Cleveland. Ruth lifts the Yankees and Meusel Peckinpaugh also homer while Shocker and Heilmann lead pivotal races in a packed week of results across the league.
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Pittsburg Nationals
New York
Giants
Pirates
Yankees
Cleveland
New “York
Japs Must Capture Match Saturday in Davis Cup Duel
Forest Fiftits New York September report says Japan's Kuningae and Shimidari risk Davis Cup fate as they meet Watson M. Washburn and Norris Williams II in the third doubles match. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen to appear in an exhibition mixed doubles with Vincent Richarda after the Davis match. William M. Johnston beat Ichiya Kumague in straight sets, while William T. Tilden II outlasted Zeam Shimidzu in five".
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Forest Fifits
N. Y
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Vincent Richarda
May Suten Bundy
Los Angeles
Willis EE. Davia
Sai Franeiven
Japan
William MM. Johnston
San Francisc
Ichiya Kumague
William T. Tilden II
Philadelphia
Zeam Shimidzu
Shimidzu
Jet Tilden
Rickard Indicted on Transporting Film Charge
Federal grand jury indicts Tex Rickard promoter of Dempsey Carpentier for transporting motion pictures of the bout from Jersey City to Chicago in violation of federal law. Rickard previously fined $1000 for a similar offense and released on bond after arrest.
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Valeaga
Tex" Rickard
Dempsey-Carpentier
Dempany- Carpentier
Chicago
Jersey City
Rickard
New York
Ellam Denies It About Land Aimay In Galveston Report
Galveston manager Roy Imlom of the Tex League era says nothing definite about a report from Galveston regarding land aims for Atlanta Pitot. He states no action has been taken as of Friday.
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Galveston
Atlanta
Roy Imlom
San Antonio
Uncertain Atlanta Proposition Side Notes In Baseball
The excerpt records confusion over an Atlanta proposition affecting player status in the Southern Association. Statements indicate a return to Galveston next season would preclude playing shortstop, with uncertainty about futures and positions. The dialogue mentions attention to the proposal and questions about second base duties.
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Atlanta
Southern Association
Adachu
Ellum
Galveston
Downey and Wilson Reported for 160-Pound Battle
New York dispatch notes both Downey and Wilson announced plans for the 160 pound heavyweight bout. Each camp predicted victory by knockout as fans expect a strong clash. Jack Dempsey fans will see him at Rickard arena Monday watching the Downey fight from ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clevelanil Riddle
Byran
Vion Downey
Boerne Beats Bandera In Kendall County Fair Game
Lawhorn of Boerne pitched a one hit game though Bandera scored twice on errors as Boerne won 7 to 2. Bandera tallied on a scratch single while Boerne collected ten hits with Lawhorn contributing several hits and driving in runs.
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Lawhorn
Borrie
Bandera
Boerne
Tex
Borrie- Southpaw
Kendall County
Orioles to Bandera in Sunday Monday Series
The Orioles of the Saturday League travel to Banters to face their local team in a Sunday and Monday series. Layne and Amann will pitch for the Orioles with Arrondondo catching. Manager Amann asks players to report at Pete's Place on Sunday morning.
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Orioles
Banters
Layne
Amann
Arrondondo
Pete
Tiremen to Battle Tigers in New Braunfels Game
Diamond Auto Supply baseball team heads to New Braunfels Sunday to face the Tigers. The Tiremen recently defeated the Tigers once, with Brecher and Tolle listed as New Braunfels battery and either Ovie Wursbieh or N Means slated to pitch for the Diamond team.
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Diamond Auto Supply Company
New Braunfels
Tigers
Brecher
Ovie Wursbieh
N. Means
Rt. E. Inom
Twelfth Field Artillery Triumphs in Camp Trayix Final
The Twelfth Field Artillery beat the First Infantry 7 to 5 in the Camp Trayix baseball playoff. Brought wis pitched for the winners with Walgraf and Hanson also on the mound for the Doughbars. The teams meet again on September 1.
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Field Artillery
Infantry
Wis
Walgraf
Hanson
Danish swimmer Mille Gade begins 150 mile Albany to New York swim
Miss Mille Gade, 22, Danish champion swimmer, starts a 150 mile relay like voyage from Albany to New York with a pilot, trainer, and masseur aboard. She plans to complete the journey in four days by swimming about sixteen hours daily.
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Albany
N. Y
Mille Gade
New York
Frisdas
Miss Gade
Manhattan
River City crime report and local notices
A disorderly page item notes a man found unconscious on the Weis Pecan street sidewalk near 100 block at 10 10 Friday night, taken to Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital by police ambulance. Other items include stolen car report from 304 Brooklyn Avenue, a public dance notices and local business ads amid an assortment of community notices and events.
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Man
Ralph "du
R. R. Russell
Brooklyn Avenue
W. Commerce
Rug company offers two tone reversible rag rugs
Murgis Rug Co presents area rag rugs made from old clothing two tone reversible designs. Located at 812 Gladstone Travia 4261 Ady. Transportation and delivery options are available.
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Murgis Rug Co
Gladstone
Travia
Ady
Attentive Squirrels Target Golf Balls Not Players
In Carleton Place Ontario a local report says golfers observed squirrels watching players. Leslie Reynolds tracked a squirrel to a hollow tree and found a cache of 41 salt balls. further searches uncovered more missing balls on the course.
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Carleton Place
Leslie Reynolds
Halle
Obituary for Gertrude Schaezler a San Antonio resident
Mrs Gertrude Schaezler age 78 died Saturday at 645 am at 046 River avenue Sle Iwan she was born in Germany and lived in San Antonio 67 years She left five sons two daughters one sister one brother and nine grandchildren Funeral at 430 pm Sunday at her home with interment in Knights of Pythias cemetery Also obituary for Frank X Groshenny age 62 died Friday at 2 pm at 210 River avenue native of Alsace and long time San Antonio resident He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter Funeral services were to be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock at melodic faith family church led by Rev B S McKenna
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Lybrand
Vtirosh
Distel
Sehlieh
Ly Brand
Tullos
Bill Ineher
Teare
Connally
Galverton Rs
Antonio
Tullas
J. Whight
Loy Threy
Ren
Spenrer
Melhar
Nec
Gertrude Schaezler
River Avenue
Sle
Iwan
Germany
San Antonio
M Jx
Max
Nand
Adelph
Walter
Otto Schnesters
Sophie Mueller
Oxenr Brotne
Sinter
Lina Lierk
Julius Lilerk
Stry- Teun
Suniay
Interinnit
Knights of Pythios
Frank. X. Groshenny
Frank X. Grosheny
Alsace
Twenty-second Infantry
Qeronima
Frank
Earl Groshenny
Lilian Dale Groshenny
Funera
Rey
McKen
Local man J. Harper Hare dies at 40 interment planned
J Harper Hare, a Greenville native, died Wednesday night at 1 o'clock at his residence 312 Lilian Street. Survived by wife Jennie and five children Theresa Arla Kate Claude Otto Elbert. Funeral Tuesday at 4 PM from Ne Lidivig Undertaking with Rev J Be Bell officiating. Interment in Pearsall on Saturday at 3 PM under Pearce Wilbert funeral directors.
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J. Ha Borner
Lilean Street
Greenville
Jennie Hare
Antonio
Ku Klux Klan Parade Reported in Austin
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan held a parade in Austin with San Antonio Klan members participating. About 8:30 pm street lights flickered on Congress Avenue and a figure carrying an American flag appeared. Officials say more than 1000 participants were involved.
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Associated Press
Austin
the Knights
Congress Avenue
San Antonio
Grain shippers meet in Houston to study tariff changes
Shippers of grain gathered in Houston to discuss coordinated opinions on a proposed tariff shift from Atlantic to gulf ports. The Friday meeting at the Houston Chamber of Commerce urged presenting a unified Texas position to the Interstate Commerce Commission and to include the issue in the Southwestern Industrial Traffic League docket.
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Houston
Tex
Krain
Exas
Gulf Ports
Atlantic
Hotston
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf
Ion
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Southwestern Industrial Traffic League
Dallas
Legion Members Leave France After Visit
Two thousand American supported, fatherless French children waved as 100 American Legion members prepared to sail from Paris Saint Lazare port Havre aboard the Leopoldina for home. French infantry and republican guards escorted the delegation. Emile Deutsch de La Meurthe praised Franco American aid to orphans and noted ongoing support with direct correspondence between American benefactors and the children.
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Prean
Paris
Sept
France
St. Lazare Station
American Legion
Belgium
Havre
Leopoldina
Emile Deutsch de la
City considers gravel as cost saver for paving
City Engineer Dr B Barriga may approve replacing trap rock with gravel on streets to cut costs. Harrigan claims gravel at 1.42 per yard versus Texan Trap Rock at 4.25. Southwest Texas Bithetic company under contract for 400000 in paving could see large savings if trap rock rate remains high.
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Harrigan
Texan Trap Rock
Texas Billithic Company
Horrigan
Bitwithic Company
Corps Corporal Gaston Laid To Rest In National Cemetery
The body of Corporal Robert A. Gaston 28 killed October 8 in action near St Etienne France will arrive in San Antonio Wednesday. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gaston 1515 New Braunfels Ave a sister Miss Mabel Gaston and brothers Roy and Fred. Interment will be in National Cemetery with full military honors. He received the Distinguished Service Cross and the Croix de Guerre for bravery in the engagement. He belonged to Company F 141st Infantry 8th Division and trained at Camp Bowie before overseas service in July 1918. His death occurred in the same action as Captain Ira C Opden. Corporal Gaston was born at Fort Clark Texas and educated in Brackerville and San Antonio.
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Robert A. Gaston
St. Etienne
France
San Antonio
Hoboken
Graton
Robert Gaxton
New Braunfels Avenue
Mabel Gaston
Roy
Fred Gaston
Alo
National
American Legion
Gaton
Tie
14St Infantry
Ira C. Opeden
Gaston
Fort Clark
Texas
Brackerville
Campaign to Safeguard Interests of America and Ireland
Chicago announces a new national campaign by the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Public. The effort centers on safeguarding interests at the disarmament conference as one of four issues, led by Thomas W. Lyons from the national headquarters. A telegraphic dispatch from Stephen MM. O'Mara of Limerick, Ireland, provided key guidance while he is in Washington.
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Chicago
America
Ireland
American Association For
Tvpublic
Thomas W. Lyons
Anneciation
Way
Stephen MM. O'Mara
Tabyar
Limerick
Jail Escaped Convicts Nabbed After Train Ride
Houston police arrest Maximo Vega and Ernest Conner, escaped convicts from Huntsville, as they rode into the city on an I. & N. railway train. The pair, heavily armed, fled from Beaumont last Thursday after injuring a guard and overpowering a ward. they were captured without resistance in Houston.
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Thouston
Vex
Houston Polic
Maximo Vega
Ernest Conner
Huntsville
Conroe
Houston
Buntaville
Tulsa man whipped alleged thief in masked vigilante raid
In Tulsa Oklahoma on Friday night over 100 masked men attacked J. I. Prasler a 28 year old accused thief after release from jail. They stripped and whipped him then ordered him to leave town and warned others to cease crime. Prohibition agents named in Texas reorganizations announced appointments of Ray Lemmon and George M. Pridgen as agents.
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Okla
Prazler
Wewan
Prohibition
Austin
Tex
Texas
David YH. Moreris
Ray Lemmon
Dale
George M. Pridgen
Jlousteg
Prohibition Sipents
Food prices rise in many cities reports labor department
Washington D C September food prices show increases from July to August across major cities. Philadelphia Chicago Washington New Haven Bridgeport Providence Kansas City St Louis Springfield IL Birmingham Peoria Salt Lake City Denver Little Rock ranges from 1 to 6 percent.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Haven
Bridgewort- Aid
Providence
Kansas City
St. Louis
Springfield
Birmingham
Peoria
Salt Lake City
Denver
Little Rock
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Tommy Still Supreme
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Pama Jazz Orchestra
Kirkwood & Wharton, Crockett
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Sam Houston
W. U. W. Hall
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Clumbing Co., Inc
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Fans Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
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River
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Schutze
Boerne Fair
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U. S
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Eagles, Hall
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A. ‘A. Brown
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Echntze’n Wonderful
West Ind
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Rhalley Hague
Anes Orchestre
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Ben Trownuel
Labor Day
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Francia J. Rece
Con Fitzpatrick
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Tae Colemin
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Toronto
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Hunting Fivenves Ineued
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Patti Freeley
Lucianna Lucca
Antonio Moreno
Larry Lemon Comedy
Mack Sennetts
Alice Calhoun
Peggy
Symphony
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