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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1918

Page

3

Mechanics Clinch Season With Twentieth Win

The Mechani cal Repair Shows finished the season by defeating Brooks Field with Jake May pitching. The Mechanics netted 3 runs across the first, fifth, and ninth innings, while Harper allowed five hits and one run. Kelly Keats marked a nineteenth home run, and the second game featured Kelly Wield and the Nineteenth Infantry, with Miller on the mound for the fliers. Brown led the Nineteenth in batting with two hits. Fans packed the park for the final doubleheader.

Army Brooks Field Jake May Graves Harper Carty Heany H. Knaupp Collins Jevenfeld H. Keanon Mechanic Baggan Gold Fins Snyder W. Knanon Halligan Barnheart Geress W. Knaupp Tavel Barretti Copland Allen May Kelly Keats Kelly Wield Boxd Ehootsy Miller Cohh Brown Deen Stary B. Brown Jelly Field Aviators Starr Kelly George Kelly Sinclair Niederman Cobb

PitcherJohnson Leads Rally in Narrow Victory

In a tense game at the field, Boyd and the Ninjas top the opponent 4 to 3. Wylanis and Brown delivered key hits including a two-base and a three-base homer, with Gilroy stealing a base and Harm adding two sacrifices. Spreitzer and Wylants combined for a one hit, one error outing, while Miller earned the win.

Boyd BP Sesias Kelly Pleid Ningtesnth Infantry Wylanis Brown Gilroy Cobb Harm Spreitzer Wylants Miller Jord Pire Johnson

Texas Tate and Harry Warrens Fight Tonight at Y 32

Fighting Harry Warren, noted for elusive defense, plans to face Texas Tate in four 3 minute rounds at Y 32 in an exhibition billed card. Warren, who has 46 fights in 1916, aims to show skill before leaving for Camp Pike, with a Hun army stray tease. Also billed is the championship bout Andy Daus versus Jerry Dalton, set to a finish after their prior draw, plus other events beginning at 7 36 p m.

Harry Warren Mike Dibbons Nyo Camp Pike Texas Tate Andy Daus Jerry Dalton

Mathieu Breaks Local Marks At Moore Gun Club Shoot

The Moore Gun Club held a Brackenridge Park shoot Sunday with 30+ members. E O Mathieu nailed all 50 clay birds in a straight run, earning statewide wing shot praise despite limited prior experience. Moore 48 of 50, Dr. Sorrell top amateur with 44 of 100, others ranged 29 43.

Moore Gun Club Brackenridge Park 2.O. Mathieu Mathieu Gonzalus HH. N. Moore Dr. Sorrell Arthur Witchell FE. O. Mathiew H. N. Moore Dr. Johnson Sol Meyer Percy ‘Tyrrell Dr. van Wie J. McKee Charles Jackson Frank Craddock Walter Frank J. Maule John Rutledge A. Juffmeyer S. Hines B. EB. Saunders F. M. Faurote Wills Harris

Football program at Kelly Field is record breaker

An immense league of football teams is planned at Kelly Field No 2 likely totaling over 30 squads and 500 flying cadets. Officers say practice will start soon with aim to harden men for overseas service. Notable stars including Gilroy, famed all American halfback and top scorer, are linked to the effort to field a department squad capable of defeating any team in America.

Kelly Field No. 2 Plang Fouts Hest Gilroy Kelly Kelly No. 2 America

King Victor Emmanuel Iras a Democratic King in War Bond

American interviewer describes King Victor Emmanuel as a plain, approachable ruler who avoids royal ceremony and speaks good English. The Italian monarch, portrayed by Hamilton Holt, is a democratic figure who keeps in touch with Italy and world affairs, living simply and working tirelessly behind the scenes.

Garret Smith Canada England Italy Germany Austria Marving Garibaldi Victor Emmanuel Hamilton Tolt the Independent Holt Thaly Rome United States Angusteum Prince of Wales Tingland Jules Simon France Orlando Flost Autswer Iis Amajesty Frank R. Stockton

Esthonian tyranny under German rule cited by Piip

Aug 16 Lindon reports Esthonian promised freedom long vanished under German control. Self-government abolished, German authorities oversee governance, meetings banned, Russian banned, schools restricted, factories halted, hunger rising as requisitioned food dries up. People suffer as authorities enforce occupation.

Self Determination Hinted in Treaty Terms

A historical note states functions were taken over by German barons and the Brest-Litovsk treaty allegedly guarantees to the Usthenians the right of self determination. The phrasing suggests contested interpretation of treaty provisions and local governance shifts. Further context from period sources would clarify who the Usthenians were and how this claim fits broader postwar diplomacy.

Lrest-Litovsk

Garden Shops Triumph Over Court of Honor at Brackenridge Park

The Garden Shops defeated the Court of Honor Sunday afternoon at Brackenridge Park led by I Ammons's hits. Fred Meyers pitched well for the Gardens while teammates supplied the offense, securing a 6 1 victory. Umpires were Meyers Tin Mate and the War. Gardens seek more games in the city, preferably against the Seegers.

Court of Honor Brackenridge Park I’. Ammons Amakipz Grarly Ying Fred Meyers Seegers

Riddled Verse on Letters and Counting

A playful brainteaser presents lines about letters and counts, hinting at how many of each letter appear in familiar words and phrases. The verses mix odd spellings and suggest a hidden pattern for deciphering the puzzle.

Marked Improvement in Rail Service Reported by M Adoo

Washington DC Sept 9 Government operation of railways for seven months ending August 1 is reviewed in Director McAdoo's first report to President Wilson. It notes government salaries are lower than private pay but lists ranges for regional directors and division heads. McAdoo highlights increased coal and freight tonnage, wage increases, and claims railroads will meet future demands if labor remains available and power can be secured.

Wales Nore Cuba Washington, D. C Uentral McAdow Wilson Railroad Administration McAdoo McAdge Baruch Board For Fuel Supply Cqual Energy, Transportation Threil Ta Tfalen Railways Ancorn Railway Administration As Navy Shins Ehipy

Local Park Shooting Scores Show Creditable Calibre

At Brack Invidge Park on Sunday Municipal Rifle and Vistal Range hosted shooting including trap shooters. Bullseye scores ranged from 11 to 100 with Bonganis leading at 11 and Rieder, Karbera, Mathews, Hose, and others posting solid marks. pistol bulls eye at 20 yards saw Mathews and Owen high with 105 and 100 respectively.

Brackinvidge Park Bonganis A. Mierber RR. Mathews M. Mathews Hose Mitchell E. Menn Barr TA. Rieder C. F. Karbera D. R. Mathews Mitch Oly Henze TO. Owen Lieut O. Kulmus Creer

Firebugs linked to plant fires in California

Fresno and other California cities face a wartime terror riddle as inmates from federal custody in Los Angeles, Fresno and Sacramento are indicted for a string of plant fires. Declared IWW connections link to arsons at a Fresno planing mill and a Hanford cannery, causing losses over a million dollars. Confessions describe phosphorus charges and match-wrapped fuses, with other prisoners corroborating details.

Fresno Cal United States Marabal California Los Angeles Sacramento Dublin Tob” Connell J. Shannett Industrial Workers of the World Hanford Connell Shannon Munford Phil Melanmghlin Tes Angeles The

Reach Record Height Near 23500 Feet In Two Seater Flight

Chicago observers report Lieutenant M B Kelleher and passenger Lieutenant Kelleher with State Senator Al Lark attempted a new altitude record in a two seater. They reached about 23500 feet then descended after oxygen failure. Both occupants were stunned in a fence collision but not seriously hurt.

Chicago M. B. Kelleher Giant Park Lieuenant Kelleher Allark Ued Kelleher

Wounded Soldier Says He Can Lick Any Dutchman

A soldier on the way to a hospital writes a brief note dated August 20 praising tobacco given by a Red Cross lady. He states he has been wounded four times and remains confident as a fighter, declaring he can lick any Dutchman. The message ends with a curious line about paying twenty cents per pound for something.

Red’ Cross

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