Illini Begin Its Practice Monday for Football Season
Special to The Light Urbana Sept 14 Illini open practice Monday with hopes of reclaiming a Wort championship. Coach Artie Tall returns as head coach aided by Jus Lindgren and former stars Baum Lowenthal and others. First meeting with Chicago Maroons in a decade set for October 19 at home. Purdue Wisconsin Iowa Indiana are on the schedule.
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Leaguers Face Corpus Christi In Key Series
The San Antonio baseball team travels to Corpus Christi to meet the town champions in a series of games. The roster includes Pat Newnam at first Colgrave on the mound Palm catching Stovall in right field Pendleton at second base Rnb shortstop Alexander third base Loman center field Col Jing left field.
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Corpus Christi
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Corpus Sade
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Colgrave
Palm
Stovall
the Pendleton
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Loman
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Col Jing
Tie At Philadelphia In Thirteen Innings
In a long 13 inning contest between Boston and Philadelphia neither team could secure a win as play ended with a 4 to 6 final. Batter details list Gave, Winter, Amt Cri ger, Maal, Hartley, Goambs, Waddell and Setieek among others.
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Boston
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Maal
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Setieek
Roosevelt Elected Life Honorary President of International Club
President Roosevelt accepts life honorary presidency of the International club in Oyster Bay. R W Dore presented him with a handswring certificate and the president expressed appreciation and unity with the club’s objects. Bowe, customs collector at Beagle ress, returned from Washington and Oyster Bay with news of the President’s election. A letter from the President acknowledging the election was received by the secretary and filed among club records.
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Knights of Alamo Bow Against New Braunfels in City Rivalry
Knights of Alamo face New Braunfels champions in a Sunday bowling doubleheader at Somere garinn with 10 am, 1 pm, and 10 minute late start times. Captain Frank Gloeckner leads the Alamo lineup. New Braunfels fields top local talent determined to win. The San Antonio bowling scene shows rising interest as private alleys are taxed and new leagues form to accommodate demand.
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New Braunfels
New Braunfeln
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Anton Gloeckner
George Lowthar
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F. Z. Simon
W. W. Koerpa
Charles Lings
Pio
Fred Sommers
Herman Glagner
Srendy
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Lipton Again Challenges for the American Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton plans another challenge to the New York Yacht Club in the name of the Royal Isle Yacht Club. The details were to be revealed after Lipton’s Dublin visit and voyage aboard the Isis with the Erin. If Fife designs the challenger, Shamrock V may be the new yacht, replacing Shamrock IV.
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Gladiators Take Two From Bronchos
The Gladiators win both games at Mission Garden alleys, leap to lead with a 400 point edge in percentage. H R Geyer shines in both contests as Gladiators defend top spot. second game margin 67 pins after a tight opener won by three.
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Pigskin Warriors Loom in Sight
Special to The Light from New York on September 14 reports the opening football week next Saturday with four college games led by Carlisle Indians versus Albright. Yale meets Princeton on November 16, and a Carlisle Princeton clash is set for November 3 in New York as teams prep for Harvard on November 23.
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Black Bronchos Headed to Houston for Tex as Championship Series
The Black Bronchos left for Houston for a six game set against the Eru team to decide the colored Texas championship. After three Houston games on the 14th 15th and 16th the club will return for the final three in the following weekend. Manager Charlen Bol linger expressed confidence in at least two wins and in securing the state title. Also appears an ad for Bexar Drug Co and other local firms.
Local Amateur Sports Schedule Fills City Tomorrow
Amateurs will stage a full day of league games and exhibitions across San Antonio tomorrow at Electric Park and city diamonds. Chapa Reds face Austin’s strong team, with Nic Tenge leading the Soldiers and Athletic arrivals noted for afternoon clashes. Mill operatives and painters renew their post diamond contest at 9 AM, while various local teams including Mission, Mustangs, and others plan activities amid a busy schedule.
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Record Crowd Witnesses World of Baseball and Wedding News
A massive crowd in Cincinnati on September 11 watched 50 professional players from seven leagues. Highlights include Mike Mitchell of Cincihalls hitting 412 feet. McCoy led in distances. Thoney set a long hit near world record. A separate note covers James Danberry’s marriage to Mrs. Wovence Pack in Joplin with a home-plate ceremony. John Miamigan, a New York policeman, retires amid recurring incidents. Abe Attell and Joe Ganej discuss a bout offering.
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Judge Coon
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Amateur Baseball Scores Wanted by The Light
The Light seeks scores of all amateur baseball games in and around the city. Score cards available from the sporting editor. Submit blanks to the office by 9 30 the morning after the games.
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Sporting Editor
Telegraph Company Messenger Delivers Mail via Post Office
Ray Newton, manager, announces American District Telegraph Co and Western Union telegraph services. A messenger will deliver mail to the post office and night delivery is highlighted. The notice outlines service reliability and contact for the office.
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Atlanta Gains Pennant Bid After Win and Losses
Yesterday's games left Atlanta clenching for the pennant while Memphis faded after a Montgomery defeat. Little Rock beat Atlanta 8 to 2 as the night game ended in darkness after a late rally. Birmingham and Nashville split, with New Orleans beating Nashville 9 to 4 while Nashville had 28 runs on the night.
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National League scores and batters across major games
In Boston the score and pitching details show Moran and Dooly for Boston and Thewl tes and Needham for Philadelphia in a 9 to 1 game. Second game sees Richlaard Jacklitseh Pieffer and Noeodham on Boston’s side as they win again. In Pittsburgh the Pirates beat Detroit 5 to 0 with Maddox and Gibson at bat. Chicago and New York results show familiar names, with Rawlbach and King handling pitching for the Cubs and Pastorius and Ritter for the Giants. Washington edges New York 4 to 2 after a strong stretch by Kahne and Keinow. St Louis tops Chicago 3 to 2 with Powers and Stephor on the mound.
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Sugar Cane Crop Reported Spotted at Tuyperla Plantation
Eldridge of Imperial company reports Sugar cane at Tuyperla plantation is uneven due to drought and variable field prices. Fort Bend county faces one of the driest seasons with three months of scant showers, yet a later week yields suggest an average cane crop this year.
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Tuberculosis Report From Henry Phipps Institute Issued
The third annual report of the Henry Phipps Institute details four years of progress in serum treatment and bodily healing, with a statistical study on diphtheria influence on tuberculosis death rates in Philadelphia. Compiled by Joseph Walsh, A.M., M.D.
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Sam Jones Conference Opens in Carterville Ga Tomorrow
Notable figures attend the Sam Jones Bible conference in Carterville with sessions through September 24. Opening sermon will be delivered tomorrow by Rev. Wit Hobart, director of abstinence. Also noted is local advertising for Randy mixed paints from Ed, Kimves & Sons and Bexar Drug Co.
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Burial Permits For Three Local Residents
Three burial permits issued for residents who died September 12. James Stevens, 74, of 218 Burnet Street, interment at Bay Fernando cemetery. Benjamin F. Loyd, 45, of 1107 Za Yalla Street, death by senility, interment Maganic cemetery. Joan Pinn, 48, of 2107 West Com merge Street, death by cirrhosis of liver, interment St Joseph cemetery.
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Iver
West Com Merge Street
St. Joseph
Births Reported in Local Families
Birth notices list a boy born Sept. 8 to Balvadore Hisim at 2074 South Plores Street and two girls born Sept. 72 and Sept. 18 to High Donegan at 1122 Crosby Street and to Victor Montez at 603 South Peroa. A fourth girl born Sept. 4 to Miguel Gomez at 11 Cevar Street. Local lumber and hardware ad inserted amid notices.
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