Warriors and Giants split St Joseph Bowling League win
The Warriors and Giants each won one of two games at St Joseph alleys. Giants took the first game 28 to 0 while the Warriors triumphed in the second 932 to 240, with Warriors posting a 65 inning average and setting a new alley record. W Herring led the Warriors in Pfeiffer’s absence, with strong showings from Herring and Halberdier. Giants capt Tarrillion and Theiss anchored steady bowling, while Umpire Schiebel oversaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarvillion
Pfeiffer
Herring
Joechhs Halberdier
Dielman
Meyer
H. ‘Theis
Maggatt
Tarrilion
Sievers
Giants
Inds
Pha
Mark Patter
Iast
Pfeifer
Tanton
Wilora
W. Merring, Jr
R. Jaeckle
J. Halberdier
C. Latdauer W
L. Meyer
J. Rinps
J Sievers
G. Staubben
Tarrillion
P. Thalss
Se. G. Theiss
Theo. Maggott
Wateraperger
P. Sievers
Pete Soetgen
M. Carle
L. Sultenfusa
Jaeckle
W. Schicbel
C. Meyer
Oe Wurstuch
Schiebel
Attrantion
St. Joseph , Leys
Corning
Dunham
Tippeway
Dunhams Yaquis
Ianinga
Ley Tippewas
Weyl
Levgmian
Trnpewas
Ping
Ie Heap
Conring
Linen Tippowany
W. Conring
Cantary
W. Riscnery
Kuehn
M. Schunke
Gutzall
G Flogemann
M. Morweck
Perlity
Riedner Bergman
Wegel
Yaquis
Dan Dunbar
Ty Gutzeil
G. Wedner
Wharter Pagon
P. Hielgen
We Tolimat Boehmin
G. Schroeder
Wiplee
Rickey
Boorer
A. Lassner
Lowthur
Baetz
Cottest
Tha ‘Tarner
Boston 5 Philadelphia 2 in Turney alleys action
Scores show Boston defeating Philadelphia 5 to 2 with Ferguson and Silt as Battery for Boston. The report also notes New York 7 Brooklyn 3 and Corning 2 Dunham 6, detailing line scores and player mentions across multiple games.
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Piri
Wan
F.C. New York Rake
Piltsburg
Chicago Ifice
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bay Bt. Louis
Southern League scores and batters update from Nashville
In Nashville, Southern League action shows Little Rock facing Nashville with pitching led by Kellumami Seabaugh Hart and Wood for Atlanta. New Orleans tops Montgomery and Birmingham, while Memphia and Columbia post results in scattered matchups across Indianapolis Minneapolis and St Paul, with varied battings and final tallies.
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Little Rocks
Nashville
Kellumami Seabaugh
Hart and
San Antonians and a Christmas Shopping Dilemma
A narrator browses a Laws book store and considers a phonograph as a Christmas gift for his wife while at Cones' studio in Alamo Plaza. He buys an elegant cigar and recalls a familiar local figure as he evaluates gig cabinets for a potential beauty show prize.
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Bilter
Alamo Plaza
Claude Dupard Plans Winter Return to Monroy
Claude Dupard of San Antonio, who managed the Marine La tour of the Guilt Count baseball team last season, intends to spend the winter there and return to Monroy in early spring. He notes the City Coast league had a good year and mentions open and close dates around August 18.
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Claude Dupard
San Antonio
Marine
Monroy
Ram TaRoaqua
Az Wan Wilson Matthaws
Johnny Baemmert
Nelson Again Beats Joe Gans in 21 Rounds
Colma fight ends with Battling Nelson dominating the decisive 21st round to wear down Joe Gans. Nelson’s punishment-heavy victory cements his claim to the title, while Gans concedes defeat after a long, harsh bout. Gate receipts around 12,000 split with Nelson taking about 7500.
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Cal
Nelson
San Francisco
Colma
Jou Gans
Gans
Phace
Bis
Baltimore
Slight
Lon Addie Smith
Nobean
Cons
Rain Drenches Large Territory Across State
The region endured widespread rain with heavy showers in Kinney and surrounding counties. San Antonio saw strong winds and shattered windows, while towns including Lockhart Spofford Cuero and Hondo reported varying intensities, from light showers to heavy downpours, with minor damage to hay, cotton, buildings, and chatter of cooling relief.
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Anterday
San Antonia
Wlid
Hall
Ring
Lockhart
Spofford
Kinney County
San Maren
Cuero
Castraville
Boeville
Tesses
Francis
Wen
Hondo
Kenedy
Milania
Stockdale
Prisoner Attacks Jailer in Fort Worth Cell Block
Special to The Light from Fort Worth reports Alexander Smith, deemed insane and near death, attacked Jailer McCain as he entered the cell block. The striking prisoner felled the jailer, leaving him unconscious until aid arrived as the desperate clash unfolded.
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Fort Worth
Vex
Alexander Smith
Corny Hall
McCain
MacCain
Pain Relief Telegram Ad From Bexar Drug Co
Hoppity Hop asks if you are fit with crutches or a cane and offers a balm called Ballaed's Snow Tiniment to ease rheums lumbago sprains and stiff joints. Sold by Bexar Drug Co for $1.00.
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Bexar Drug Co
Fun Reigns At Bowlers Banquet In San Antonio
The eighth annual sunater of the Bexar Bowling club at Beethoven hall featured a prize bowl and trophies worth $60, with many bric a brac items. Winners included L. Briam 74 and H. Russ 71, among others, as a banquet followed with speeches by Patton and Huntress. The club elected Anton Houlsaalet president Carl Van Sueter secretary and F Hohon measurer, hoping all present will be in attendance at the next period in 1909.
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Bexar
Hegan
Thay
L. Briam
H. Russ
B. Patton
Don Mays
W. Te
Thor
Mora
T. J. Sehields
Dey Jinp
Hehoult
W. Icke
William Basse
Basse
W. Huntress
H. Eveworth
Mark Twain
Anton’ Houlsaalet
Carl
van Sueter
F . Hohon
Chas. Gutzeil
Patten
F. Hans
Gress
I. Tubs
P. Hotton
Doe Ma
W. Judd
Dadmeier
Aime
W. Irke
Huntress
HE. Ellsworth
Dr. McCarthy
I. Hoefgen
J. Walsh
H. Scehuetze
Schramm
Carl van Sueter
S Cyck
H Ress
Ruthivell
O'Reilly
Lodges Hold Evening Meetings Across City
Tonight many fraternal groups meet in San Antonio at various halls including Harmonia Lodge No 1 Hermann Sons hall and San Antonio temple. Also listed are Ada Elk Lodge No 35 Pythian Hall and Scottish Rite Masons. Union and Labor groups join Trades Council meetings at 8 pm.
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San Antonio
Alo
Murray's
Harmonia Fodge
Hermann Sons
Sunset Jodge
Cavnell Hall
Anchor
Edge
Manonia Temple
Pre
Elk Lodge
Pythian Tall
Lane &Gtar Assembly
Feileys
Scottish Rite Masons
Masonie Temple
Oa Natchez
Red Men's Hall
Sam Houston
Woodman Hall
Servanay Canales
Union
Trades Council, Trades Coun
Paper Goods and Supplies Offered by Budnety Co
R BURNETT CO offers carloads of paper bags in all sizes and qualities, wrapping paper, twine, tissue paper, oyster paste, and related items. They will print to order or sell plain at prices lower than rivals, with orders invited. New phone 383. Also mentions piano tuning services and oats offer.
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R. Burnett CO
L. Budnety CO
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Telat
Drlbroiles S54
Watt
Houston
Menger
San Antonio, Tex
Aume Paz
McLean
Gmudge
Hotel Losoya
Oath
Slalaia
the Bell Jewelry Co
Wert Commerce Street
Dlatited Arte Wien
Gariean
IGE
E. Horaton Street
Holland
U. S.A
Torrey & Company
Hansen Bros. Hall
Auntin
Waters Undertaking Co
Robert Scott
Israel
HiSss
Warriors
THE
Owivle Big. Ress
St Joseph Bowling League
Psyd
Po. Pfeiffer _ A
Wurzbach
Neugedauer
Tarvillon
Sebjebel
Jugenger Wir
Boston
LIL B
Ferguson
Silt
Richie
Doon
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Butletlonr Maddox
Gipson Campbell
Sehler
New York
Brooklyn Sc
Bell Snd Maloney
Owens
Bresnahan
Needham
U. S. Army
United States
Moore Huilding
Ave
Dane Horaton
Tex
Hodgson’s
Houston St
Vintt the
Chicago
St. Louis
I Chienau
Louis
Detroit
Datrain
Hatter Willett
Simmiera Aid
Schmidt
Altrech
Soth Wid Sullivan
Washington
Whitington
RWB
Cleveland
At Clevel
Leibfardt and Bemis
Waddell van Smith
Philadephid Ey
Turner Gowling League
Piyd
P.O
Ba Brplngs
Oh Nudes Dumham
Ratdusch Fuitze Preifter
Ilo Lobinueller
ATS Anthor
Bae Tae
Dewevit Wee
ST Chicago
Sh Louis
Valie Boy
Atlanta
New Orleans
Atlantasos
Battearivas Ford
Viebangh and
McMurray
Bhiliye Ag Matthews
Montgomery
Mobile
AL Montgomery
Huxon
Ant Garvin
Memphia
Birmingham
AY Himyingtam
H.W. Dirminghua
Memmvnis
Batturive
Mlaberty
Taub
Shlekts
Gwen
American Association
Indianapolis
Indians
Toledo
Dianapolis
AL Goluubus
Columbia
Toulsy Vile
Minneapolis
Kansaa City
TRE Emmet Bank
Sories
Ron Johnson
Ress
Joe Gans
Dane
Dusky
Hoppity
Serai Pid É
SAN Antonio Beer
Bexar Club
P. Hots
G. Huntress
Deo
Boh
M. Maracheau
A. Nordmann
Scheuermeyer’s Park
Prof. Smith
Hillyer-Deutsch-Jarratt CO
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