Auto races set for International Fair at San Antonio
The Auto club committee met at the Alamo Auto Company office to organize races for the Sunday program of the International Fair. Events include a 5 mile Gritzer cup and a 1 mile race, with entrants like Halkhurst Thomas, Pryor Stoddard-Dayton, Staacke Bros Buick, and Fields Oldsmobile. Plans call for a final decision on supremacy between Taemas and Stoddard-Dayton roadsters, and a later cup to be offered by the San Antonio Auto Club.
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Baseball Notes Reflect Slugging and Pitching Rivalries
The report covers early season baseball gossip, noting pitchers and batters across teams. It mentions Giants players, the Yankees, and several club matchups with references to clout at bat, clashes in New York and Washington, and cautious strategies as pitchers face tough lineups.
Battle of the Pins at Turner Bowling League
Phat the fame of the Turner Bowling League spreads as visitors from Kyle San Mins and Falfurrias attend last night’s events. Tonight’s matches feature Baldus versus Gloeckner on Turner alleys with top contenders in action. The Alto Nowling league banquet moved from Oct 4 to Oct 7 due to the fair, while City league start date is awaited after the fair ends.
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Two or None Again Becomes the Rule Turner League
Turner bowling league results feature Biot Sioux defeating Dunham Yaquls in two straight games on Turner alleys. Sioux led first game by 25 pins. second game won by nine pins. Notable performances include George Schroeder for the Yaquis and F Geyer for the Sioux. Other team members earned praise for steady pin dropping.
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Mexico Players Win Tennis Honors
The article reports Walter Walthall of Mexico defeating Harvey MacQuiston to win the Texas tennis title in singles, with Cressan as semifinalist and double titles shared by MacQuiston and Cresci. It notes other finalists and runners up, including pairs from San Antonio and Dallas, and mentions consolation doubles winners.
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Harvey Mac Quistan
Mexico
Texas Tennis
Walthall
G. GC
Cressan
Watgio
MacQuiston
Republic
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San Antonio
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Dallas
Robert Shelton
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Standings and notices from New York Chicago games
A cluttered segment shows club standings with New York 5 Chicago 4 and scattered team abbreviations. It lists batteries and player names for several matchups including Philadelphia and St. Louis, plus an old Burnett Co advertisement and funeral home references.
Noted NL Stars Clash as Chicago and Giants Battle Hard
Immense crowds view a dramatic National League clash as Chicago and the Giants fight to a bitter, near-death finish. The game features intense pitching, ferocious defense, and a season shaping showdown with both clubs determined to win.
Peacock squad opens season under new coach amid drills and heat
Coach Léonard Brown led the Peacock eleven in first practice of the season with sharp drills despite hot weather. Brown predicted a lighter but faster lineup, strong backfield, and improved speed thanks to new players and the league rules. West Texas and San Antonio Academy squads endured the heat but continued practice, with Hass likely back soon after a cracked collarbone. Sunflower Academy and High School groups also held strenuous workouts, emphasizing speed and teamwork as teams prepare for league play.
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Texas
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Antonio Academy
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Youn
Saace
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Anlanly
Shopmen Defy Jokers In City Baseball Challenge
Shopmen challenge the Jokers for the city title after a series of games including a 7 to 2 victory over Vine Stars. The Jokers were routed in the earlier matchup, and the Shopmen announce readiness to play for the tile. Meanwhile a separate U S Army recruitment notice appears with details on eligibility and contact, adding local notices to the page.
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Fort Sam Houston Field Day Highlights and Winners
Fort Sam Houston hosted a multi-branch field day on the Lower Parade Ground with cavalry, artillery, and infantry events. Spectators watched driving contests, tug of war, rifle and horse drills, and foot races as units competed for top marks and trophies.
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Waltman
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Bosgille
San Antonians Recall Names and Neighborhood Scenes
An informal piece recounts encounters with eight well known San Antonians, describing casual chatter near Cooper-Lathrop Company and a saloon dispute over water heating apparatus. Vignettes include a Sunday dinner at Saree restaurant, a centenarian customer, and local business ads for Hodgson's candy store and Model Tailoring.
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