Galveston Fans Rally as Local Battery Shine
In a windy season wrap up, Galveston batteries led by Williams Moore and Daweon, Jonisins and Riblar powered a solid performance. The article notes upcoming games Galveston at Houston and Waco at Dallas, with Brele Harris or Robb slated to pitch. The writer reflects that the season isn’t bad and local fans have supported baseball, despite a rough pennant chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Antonio Iu
Aylin
Galveston
Houston
Wace
Dalais
Temple
Port
Local Baseball League Shapes Major League Prospects
The Lexus Shire League fuels a wave of drafts and purchases pushing players like Gardner Austin Cuyn Whiteman Speaker and Dal mondson toward major leagues and the Southern League. President Robbie’s eight club circuit stabilizes, despite dissension, while umpire shortages and forfeiture risks test leadership as Vinustan and Vinson play disputed games affecting standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
Gardner
Austin
Cuyn
Wren
Whiteman
Speaker
Dalmondson
Houston
Loudon
Dallas
McMurray
Bronchos
Lone Star
Biate Bascbal
Eee
Robbie
Mubs
Taye
Neugebauer Wins Pair of Contests at St Joseph Alleys
Neugebauer again defeated his foe in two games on the St Joseph alleys, winning the first by a margin of pins and the second by seven. Leama did not roll their usual strong game, though Neugebauer set a league low by striking 18 pins in the second game. The report lists team members and notes upcoming social and practice events across local bowling clubs and alleys.
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Newgebauer Agin
St. Joseph
Chas’ Leama
Neugebauer
Name
Christians
Comets
Neugelauer
L. N. L. Tarristion
A. Tuceble
J. Fer
L. H. Meyer
A. J. Sissling
Senators Win With Bunched Hits In Tight Shoddy Report
Summary of yesterday’s Texas league results shows Austin 4 San Antonio 1 and 4 2 over Bronchos in a fast paced game. Other scores include Wallas 4 Fort Worth 8 and Houston 4 Galveston 5. The report notes no notable incidents aside from close play and early Austin offense, with lingering tension from prior reminiscences between clubs.
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Austin
San Antonio
Wallas
Waco
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Temple
Tex
Senators
Innetes
Griggs
Toru
Tanghé
Cer
Gbronchos
McMurray
Newnam
Morris Lee
Laneigh
Yesterday's Games News Summary
A garbled recap lists multiple city teams including Philadelphia and New York with scattered results. Mentions Brooklyn and Chicago and references various players and scores in a fragmented, OCR-like feed.
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Browkien
New York
Oh Savon
Brooklyn
Chicago
Janely
Cincinnati
Local Sports Highlights and Winter Plans
The local sports scene shows growing interest with skating rinks opening for a tall polo series and Tow ton gymnasium suited to basketball and roller polo. City League games loom at Fort Sam Houston with S. & Dry and other teams. billiards and pool tournaments headline winter events as school sports receive medals.
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Sym Fad
Qu. S
Tha Om
Sports Here and There Shouting Squires and Sullivan Stir Amusement
The piece notes lively chatter in sporting circles about Squires and Jack Sullivan, with playful quips about sprinters and racing units. It mentions Colitt and Keen Moving, the strong interest in football, and anticipation for the national Amateur Athletics Championships in Singstown Exposition, highlighting Irish athletes like Conleuhy and Dots Macey.
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Squires
Jack
Alhteder
Anmstown Exposition
Conleuhy
Dots Macey
Ireland
Lowhy
Une
Murray Sever Vodes Nyo
Crap Uritdin
Alan
John Bell
Burials and Interments in Marion Tex Area
Burial permits list multiple deaths with ages dates and burial locations. Individuals include Mrs iat Lower age 4 died in Marion and interment at New Watlom or related cemeteries. Mrs Matilda Kephine age 36 died Soph near Persad and interment at local cemetery. Mrs Neifle Naylor Sept death from typhoid fever. Mrs TH Maris Ayews died Sept 1 of cancer with interment at St Marys Cemetery. Mure aged 28 died Sept 3 with interment at 1 Cemetery district. Cemetery names and addresses appear with interment details.
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Marion
Tex
New Watlom
Snell
Matilds Kephine
Persad
Gomidary Meth Na Hots, Aged 8H Yan, Died Sept. 1, (Iboreosiz, Bexap Couny
Ota
South Streat
Hn. T. Td. Mure
Inhernolosti
Alime Heights
Births Reported in Local Notices
Birth notices announce a child born to Mr and Mrs MeM Walt at Woodlinistre Ai on September 4 and a birth to Mr and Mrs A Klein at 601 Chena Vista Street. Also contains an advertisement for house paint from SREYN SONS and a United States Army recruitment notice seeking unmarried men 21 to 25 with good character, in Houston Street, San.
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Mem. Walt
Woodlinistre Ai Horn
A. Klein
Chena Vista Street
Sreyns & Sons
The
United States
Houston Street
San
Light seeks amateur baseball scores for city games
The Light invites amateur players to submit score cards for all local baseball games. Fill out the blanks and deliver to the sporting editor's office by 9 30 in the morning following the games.
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Sporting Editor
Night watchman and two men clash in dark alley
Night Watchman Kull and two men, Andrews and Alexander Ware, fought after mistaking each other for prowlers on South Atime street. Andrews and Ware were questioned, released, and later charged with other theft-related offenses, as police investigated the incident and the alleged ring sales.
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Atime
Mr. Andrews
Kolir
George Aoxumlep
Nelda
Andrews
Alesandir
Bucky
Wien
Alex
Alice
Meiic
Andros Ouileavena
Vroam
Alssamler
Dee
Gouri
Alexander
Jade
Jade Dheklae
False and True Together in Imitation Gems Scandal
A Cleveland jeweler notes many wealthy buyers wear imitation emeralds sapphires rubies with fake diamonds. He warns counterfeit colored stones fool even the well to do, while true emeralds or sapphires are harder to spot than flawless diamonds.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Young
Fragmented tale of misheard speech and wandering phrases
A jumbled OCR fragment depicts a discordant scene with a speaker asking about trouble, a person replying in broken English, and a cascade of scattered names and references including general figures and fictional cues. The text reads like a collage of distorted quotes and foreign terms without a clear coherent event or outcome.
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Willians
Moora and
Daweon
Jonisins
Ud Riblar
Zew Mae
Pat
White
Ee Gardner
Adan
Gecund
McGivy
Est
Jeague
Suilay
Ginger
Collins
Reilly
Morris Brock
Turley
Newhouse
Healy
Spencer
Windfeld
Clamdes Treilly
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Ie Hegel
Vinson
Ronstan
Sonani Morris
Mork Ninse
Honstan
Dallax
Ann Antonio
Christian
Mission Squads
K Club
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Math Alleys
CGGL
Glaudeners “Stara
Bern
Turner
Kurt
Mission Garden
Teague
Yonisht
St Joseph Wleys
Landauer
Tarrillion
St. Joseph Bowling League
Tean
Ls GC
Kerangetek
Mengehauer
Espey
Mac
Dalla
Wins
Burnett
Laemine
Burnell and Millar
Guyn
Twin
Temale Eaay
Fort, Worth
Bayt
Panthers
Gallagos
Naylor
Doyle and White
Austin Foose
Touslon
Ave
Wilco
McMurnay
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Erty
Melly Ie
Bill Ceenstek
Longley
Alexinstor
Pircetell
Ay Adams
McGirl
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Sutor
Neinh
Griggh
Sular
Ollina Cermagk
Longhsatt
Antonia
Cale Tim
Aiketend
Alirrandd
T Uniphr
Wheeler
Jbiane
OR. Pepper CO
Palis, Texas
Resalta
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Betruit
Chingnoe
St. Ponts
Kosten
Wahine Shone
Rutin
New Orleans
Auanla Tinninghany
Memphia
Monten
Nashville
Tilly Tack
Chaby— Plyd
Po. del Olteslegess
Phidelphia
Chisuge
BR Ao
Tiesten
Shes Ag
Louis la Au
Washington VT
Pittshu
Towton
Voloy
Boxuy Trig Company
American District Telegraph &O
Western Linton Telegraph Company
Wea
Wester Flaton Mmenigox
Tliger
Sturin Lottary
San Antonio Tate
Jerny Newton
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking CO
la Preferencia Cigars
Platter Tobacco Company
Guns
Britt
Colitt
Keen Moving
Sheepsherd Bay
A. T. Burnett & Co. Undertakers
Ieee
Paul
Lapland
Doug
Euglisl
Diliman
Robert E, Les
Tosad
Willess
Saol
Elite Cafe
Pormpine
K. L
Malu Plaza
Soledad St
W. H. Salge
Sje
Ofa
Lone Star Brewing CO
San Francisco
Breen & Company
Sapolio
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