Indoor Baseball Opens Monday Night With Coyotes Foxes
Indoor baseball series starts Monday September 16 with Coyotes versus Foxes and other matches scheduled for September 18 and 20. Teams have trained hard this week to be ready. Captains include J A Dupree for Coyotes and J G Gulespie for Foxes with multiple players listed for each squad.
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Yo. C. Ay
Coyotes
Foxer
Permipines
Tigerday
Parenomes
J. A. Dupree
H. Hicks
H. M. Long
Stumberg
Dan Murphy
F. Dix
Stin
WH. Heek
P. Taschinger
Fan Heoy
Ahd
W. Cones
Foxes
J. G.guléspie
F. Blindall
L. Sien
Darkness Shuts Off Cricket Game at Lower Post Grounds
A local cricket match yesterday at Lower Post grounds ended with Dark ness shut off play. Rev G Harris eleven bowled бы sparse scoring while Addis eleven completed one innings for 39 runs. Crowd gathered amid enthusiasm as players such as G Harris, Barnes, Gore and Smart featured in a match marked by incomplete notes and uncertain scores.
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Fayliners
Healas
C. E. Auldis
Addis
Barevis
Tor
Rev
G. Harris
G. Barnes
O Harris
B. Addis
LeVelle
B. Aulaige
England
F. Gore
Mowis
H. Lewis
W. H. Miller
G Lewis
Amithers
Lakesides Take One From Peacock Boys
Lakeside Classical Institute defeats Peacock Military High 2 to 4 at West End in the first game of the series. Wail pitched six strikeouts for Lakeside, while Peacock’s battery also showed strong effort but errors by Peacock teammates contributed to the loss. Wall and Franco earned the win for Lakeside. Grain and Jackson took the loss for Peacock.
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Peacock Diamond
West End
Peacock Military Behad
Lakeside Classical Institute
Vilber
Fakeside Classical Institute
Wail
Peacock Gown
Pikin
Peacocks
Wall
Franco
Grain and Jackson
Local sports scene highlights junior teams and upcoming seasons
Local prep and college sports items note cross city games, student enrollment, and early practice. Chapa Reds vs Austin B Bis at Electric Park promises strong amateur talent. St Louis College and St Marys College teams prep in rugby and football as prep seasons approach with coaching changes and returning stars.
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Chapa Reds
Austin B Bis
Electric Park
Pears
St. Louis College Algert
George Schneider
Hays
Week With the Bowlers A Success In Turners and Gardens
The first bowling week in Turner and Mission Garden leagues ends with most teams bunched. Leaders are Richy in the Twenty league and Clemons in Mission Garden. Esney defeats Landauer and Kraus to surge into first‑place contention. Highs include Newbauer 14 low innings and Estes 268 high game. Karl Huth owns 18 high game, while Dulling posts the low score.
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Turner
Mission Garden
Mission Galden
Tema
Richey
Clemons
Tailhenders
Scholl
Durling
Turner League
Lohmueller Scholl
Lowther
Riches
Fritee Va. M
Baetz
Haetz
Corning
Wissian Garden Lesaue
Mondag
Schmitt
Storms
Heck
Schneta
Dullleigh
Huth
G. Lith Va Ciemens
Landauer
Kraus
Tarvillion
Tenaga
Esney
Estes
Hoth
Wwe
Rang
Tarrillion
Pamen
Mission Garten Bowling League
Clemeny
K. Huth
RAZ
Schutze
Dulling
Hearth
Turner Bowling League
M. Yeeunad
TOE Sey Ee
Bohote Ty
Couying
Nasty and
Rehall
Race results and clean up amid Sheepshead Bay wagers
Sheepshead Bay on September 11 saw Joan B Mamden and partner Thomas Hitchnock clear a combined $21,850 from racing pars. Maelick won the Great Hastera handicap after odds movements, while Salvidore captured the Champion stakes. John J P was scratched from the steeplechase.
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Hearst
Sheepshead Bay
Joan B. Mamden
Thomas 9
Hitchnock
Meelick
Baividore
Maelick
Salvidore
John J. P
A. B Weitener
Turner Ladies League Opens With Busy Bowling Week
Fane set a 312 pin record while Baerz posted the low game of 193 as the Turner Ladies league prepares to start at 5 50 PM on the Turner alleys Tuesday. The weekly schedule lists matches including Mrs A Glodekner versus Miss L Brians and Mrs Gu a Spisthagen against Miss A Gembler amid a city wide bowling clash between Knights of Alamo and New Braunfels with both sides aiming for victory.
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Fane
Turner Ladies League
Turner
Aa. Glodekner
Knights of Alamo
New Braunfels
Ienights of
Alamo
Hansilian Wins His Walking Wager in San Antonio
Anton Hansilian, who left Vienna September 12, 1900, on a world walk, returned to Vienna this year after covering over 34 000 miles and visiting every country. He learned 22 languages and endured hardships including desert crossings and a wolf attack. His wife died of consumption nine months before reaching his goal, during which he wore out 100 pairs of shoes and supported school supplies in the city.
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Anton Hansilian
Vienna
Hansilinn
United Sites
San Antonio
Beon
Panejlian
Shoas
Nic Teng
Fine Arena for Olympic Sports
Foreign competitors bound for London next year will find a new stadium at Shepherds Bush near the Franco British Exhibition. The oval arena features a 30 foot wide banked cycling track, a 25 foot wide running track, a 1000 meter swimming pool, spectator stands, and space for fowl tonnix and other games. Certain events will be staged elsewhere such as shooting at Bisley and rowing at Henley. At most twelve entries per nation will be allowed and every competitor must be an amateur.
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Goondon
Grouni Lo
Shepherds Bush
Miese
Bisley
Tyooklinds
Rolent
Mariincham
London
Diverse 1907 Sports Notes From Various Circuits
The piece surveys several baseball moves and player signings across teams like the Browns, Boston Americans, and New York, along with entries on track and field records set by MW Sheppard and Dan Kelley. It also lists West Point football schedule details for 1907 and mentions wrestling results, boxing matchups, and other athletic notes from the period.
Gossip of the Boxers and Ring News
Freddie Cole trains with Young Sharkey at Capitol City Athletic Club for a September 4 bout with Grover Hayes in Chicago at the Gay Theatre. Joe Grems remains active as a featherweight contender with plans for more wins this winter. Jack Moran faces a New York bout on September 20. The Hamilton Athletic Club offered Ray Monson a purse for a ten round bout with Kid Hogan on September 20. Hogan sought a lightweight match while the local featherweight declined. Ray wired the club to confirm terms. Joe Grong to Megan Grains day, ba Gtogets married to
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Joe Gregr
Spokane
Wasi
Gen. Koerker
New York
Greenfield
Magles
Ray Bronson
Indianan
Bronson
Viet Koerner
Gregg
Koerner
Haga
Frank Barry
Freddie Cole
Young Sharkey
Capitol City Athletic
Madison Avenue
Grover Hayed
Chicapo
Gayaly Theater
Joe Greme
Ievealskin
Joe
Jack Moran
Hamilton
Ray Monson
Kid Hogan
Hogan
Ray
Joe Grong
Megan Grains Day
Early Baseball Doubleheader Recaps and Standings
Philadelphia and Chicago split two games in a day of American League and National League action. Philadelphia defeated Boston 7 to 5 in game one and won 6 to 2 in game two as Beaton, Anglin, and Morgan contributed on the mound and at the plate. Chicago beat Cleveland 7 to 2, while St Louis topped Detroit 4 to 1 in a quick Detroit setback. Standings place Chicago at the top with strong showings from Pillsbury and Shelby. Detroit and Cleveland split, while Philadelphia shows offensive depth amid a busy schedule.
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C.E. Addis
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