Football rules little altered for coming season
Local teams and others settle to work under revised American football regulations. The changes focus on the forward pass, penalties, and game length to encourage open play while preserving core skills. Players adapt quickly as the season approaches, promising faster, more dynamic action. Automobile Livery Pope-Tniedo and Queen four cylinder cars. D. W. Mc Elroy & Co. 127-199 Losoya.
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Queen
D. W. McElroy & Co
Losoya
Three Bowl 70 Break Deadlock In Bowling Pennant
In St Joseph league play Partillion's Tigers edged Kraus and Landauer by margins of one and thirty-five pins to claim top pennant status. Captains and players from all three teams competed in a late afternoon showdown after a morning tie, Tarrillion narrowly beating Kraus by one pin as Landauer’s squad failed to overtake the leaders.
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Tigers
Ehamo Uious
St. Joseph
Kraus
Landauer
St Joseph
Woll
St. Joseph Aleys
Tarrillion
Larrillion
Landaier
Tarriltan
Tarrilion
Brats. Bi
Landaner
Joseph Langedort
B. Thust
Schnelder
J. Krang
EB. G. Richter
William Schiehel
Suolteotussam
Todd
Nussinge
Charles Landausreytas
Joe Groos
Muajjer Und
Kiseling
Yesterday's Games at St Louis and Chicago
Roundup of scores from yesterday's games including Detroit vs St Louis and Chicago vs Cleveland. Batter ies featured Peters, Walsh, Sullivan, Liebhayt and Benjis with notable performances from Hitt McLean Lundeer and King. Coffee Club at 208 West Commerce noted for postgame chatter.
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Chicago
Syore
Cleveland
Walsh
Sullivan
Liebhayt
Benjis
Coffee Club
West Commerce
Athletics Defeat Ninth in City League slugging clash
In a lone City League game yesterday the regulars beat the Ninth Infantry 6 to 5. Rolls S hit a three run homer, Rogers pitched eight strikeouts for the Soldiers, while Turners were hampered by missing players. Final line shows COL 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 58.
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Saldlers
Turners
Verein Lady
Rolls S
Rogers
R.H.T
Rodgers
Carpenter
Long
Ferguson
Hewitt
Indoor baseball debuts at Y M C A hall tonight
Indoor baseball makes its local debut as a variant of the outdoor game. Aimed at civic interest, the 8:20 p.m. first game will attract spectators to the YMCA gym. The article notes the sport uses a soft ball and slim bat, with curious fouls and lively action, offering simple scientific play comparable to the national pastime. It also advertises a United Army recruit notice in the same column.
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Y. M.C. A. Hall
Toca
Ford
Pines
United Atatyn Army
United States
Pmce
Moura
Avenue C
Houston Street
San Antonio
Texas
New Braunfels Triumphs Over Knights of Alamo In Three Games
New Braunfels, led by Captain Moeller, defeated the Knights of Alamo three straight in Summer's Alleys yester. Scores totaled 972 pins for New Braunfels and 926 for Alamo, averaging 324 and 308 respectively. Rising performances by Hena Faust and F Gloeckner highlighted the match. Al Coors and Adolph Moeller posted double headers. John Platz impressed with left hand control.
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New Braunfela
Moeller
Knights of Alamo
New Braunfels
Knights
Hena Faust
F. Gloeckner
Tiree
al. Coors
Adolph Moeller
John Platz
Carter
Battle of the Pins at Mission and Sommers alleys
Bowling note reports a regular practice by the David Crocketts at Mission garden alleys and the Ogis at Sommers' alleys tonight. The quirky text implies a local pin battle between teams with a playful tone.
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David Crocketts
Mission Garden
Ogis
Sommers
New Braunfels Beats Innights In Three Games In Local Mount
The New Braunfels team led by Adolph Moeller Alvin Moeter and J Seckatz defeated the Innights in all three games amid long matches. Frank Sommers spread the sinner for the visitors and home team as Lino Caplin and Ssland cheered. The Knights of Alamo faced New Braunfels with Gloeckner Sommers and Ling among players. Tomorrow the San Antonio Tart Veroin league match is set for Turner Keys at 2:20 PM.
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Frea Bommers
Hugo Jaster
W. Koerps
F. Gloeckner
Alvin Mocker
H. Faust
Harry Seakaty
Walter Faust
Innights
New Braunfala
Ted
Ball
New Braunfels Boys
Rotwick
Frank Sommers
Alamos
N. Braunfels
Seorg Af
Parma
N. Drawnfels
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Liheip
Tha
New Braunfels
Adolph — Moeller
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W. Panst
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B. Rihant
J. Seckatz
A. Coorg
Oscar Haas
J. Pints
Knights of Alamo
Frank Glouelster
Optah
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Th. Lowther
H. Glaeser
Ho Sommers
Ti. Reidbeot
PL. Simon
W. Kralys
A. Daster
Ling
Knights of
Alnmo
New Braunitle
Sommers’ al- Joys
Ssland
New Dranntels
Ay Caplin
Sam Antonio
Trighter
San Antonio Tart Veroin Butte’ Seelion
Turner Keys
Ihs
Mia
Leno Brivin
Important Changes In Football Rules Aimed At Clarity
A contaminated OCR shows proposed rule updates including penalties for ground touching forward passes, possession changes on out of bounds plays, reduced distance to gain on forward passes, new fouls for tripping, halves reset to 3 minutes, linemen carry allowances, coaching penalties, kick out of bounds procedures, kick off spacing, fair catch signaling rules, and official duties reshuffled. Also mixed ads for Marine recruiting, lumber, and medical services appear among the sports text.
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Elde Hues
Sams
Lust
Baseball player struck by bottle in St Louis game
In a St Louis Amer American League game, Uniplea Lyons was struck on the head by a spectator’s bottle during a Tou l altercation and was seriously injured, with recovery expected. The incident occurred amid a dispute over Toul a2. The season and world series reference follow with unrelated sports notes.
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St. Lourd
Local Sports Notes Highlight Fall Prep And Postponements
The Austin KRBs missed their game against Wie Chapa Reds, with the match delayed. Chapa Red will host Sol ers in an exhibition at Electric Park tomorrow afternoon as Mexican celebrations continue. The Thomas School basketball team returns this fall with strong talent. practice starts when cold weather arrives. Liberty Mill vs Panthare baseball was postponed and will be a doubleheader next Sunday. Professor Hewitt of Toledo leads the A. Anthony football squad aiming for a solid season. Princess rink opens next Saturday, bringing roller polo back soon with last year’s top players. Harrison school football is training hard, hoping to play outside this season. Indhall squads progress gradually as preparations begin. City League race shows signs of returning momentum. Soldiers eye Lakestate, but basketball remains the main fall and winter sport locally.
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Minaséér
Mark Hide Eemead
Abe
SUI
Corpus Christi Triumph Over Bronchos in One-Sided Game
The Corpus Christi team routed the Bronchos 4 to 1 in a game that hardly qualified as a contest. Corpus starters overwhelmed the visitors with solid hitting while Bronchos pitcher Colgrove allowed only a few hits. The locals enjoyed a smooth win with little effort and even earned runs on timely plays.
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Corpus Chris
Corpus
Colgrove
San Antonims
Black Bronxos Win From Houston
Black Bronchos of San Antonio defeated the Black Mud Cats of Houston 3 to 2 in the opener of a series before a partisan crowd. Key timely hitting from the Bronchos, strong backstop work by Lampkins, and solid fielding by Black Cat and the Austin Demon fueled the win. Cyclone Joe is slated to pitch today for Houston as the teams prepare for games in San Antonio on September 22 23 and 24.
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Houston
Tex
Black Bronelos
San Antorin
Black Mud Cats
Heston
Lampkins
Black Cat
Austin Demon
Witchell and Frost Win in Laurel Heights Shoot
Arthur Witchell won the cum in clase A and Joe Frost claimed the class TL at the Laurel Heights Gin Gib shoot. The event was tight with high accuracy but no competitor achieved three straight life strings to claim the season trophy, which will go to the man who has held it the most times.
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Arthur Witchell
Joe Frost
Acores
Paint sale ad promotes ready mixed paints
A page 8 advertisement urges readers to paint their house with ready mixed paints for savings and best results. ED Steves & Sons claims to stock the best readymix paints in America and the largest Southwest stock.
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