Senators Break High Game Record at Mission Garden Lanes
The Senators shattered the high game mark with a 343 after a 327 record, also claiming the top total and overtaking the Bowl Weevils for first place. In game one the Weevils led by 4 pins but faded as Senators dominated each inning, finishing 89 pins ahead. Game two saw the Weevils surge early, yet the Senators again pulled away, scoring 112 more in the final innings to win.
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Eagle Players Picked Crowd for Big Baseball Clash
Doubts linger among local fans about the Wage baseball team members set to face the Athletics. The selected players are described as the best professional mix this season, comprising top amateurs and semi pros from the area who have shown their worth in fifteen games. The anticipated battle between these two sets should be worth seeing, with Bexar Drug Co. offering all night service and immediate delivery for prescriptions.
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Athletics
San Antonio
Independent teams ready to challenge school football scrimmages
Local football circles overlook independent squads like the Marshall Streets and Beethoven Juniors. The Streets, led by captain Albert Sien, boast a storied past and strong line capable of testing school elevens. Beethoven Juniors, with a 150-pound roster, are training to enter scrimmages at Menfield and soon face outside teams.
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Sien Brothers
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Perry
Singer
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Menfield
Nan Homme
Bowling notes echo a lively week with local leagues
Turner alleys host the Bimu league and Riding's Clatintors face Price's Way gator K Hath vs Sel nette. Fern Leaf bowling club holds party on Beethoven alleys. Mission Garden and Turner leagues show strong play with bars on standings. Mrs Gloegkoer and Mrs Spielhagen set league game Sunday at 3 30. Doc Emerson to lead Mission Vieys. Bexar Drug Co offers all night delivery.
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Price
Mission Garden League
Mission Garden
New Post Nine Defeats Cadets In Weathered Opener
The New Post nine defeated the W. T. M. A. baseball team 6 to 0 in a first game on the former’s diamond. New Post hit from all angles and fielded well while Cadets, rusty, struggled with Rogers’ pitches. Final: New Post 6, W. T. M. A. 0. Batteries Forte and Aunt for New Post. Wolfson, Onion and Hailey for W. T. M. A. Umpire Bibb.
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Hailey
Bibb
Even Break Again on Turner Alleys Colts Beat Bronchos
Turner alleys hosted a doubleheader where Laelz's Colts defeated Echoll's Bronchos 34 to 8 in the first game and 61 to 8 in the second. The Bronchos, after five straight losses, started the sixth contest with resolve, but the Colts surged late in the inning to pull away. Key players included Baetz, Schacter, Wo Rieder for the Colts and Scholl, Welker, Vole, Stattel for the Bronchos.
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Gidemann
Anetsen
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Schroeder
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Captain
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Welker
A. Vole
Stattel
Gulevit
Tom Tongy
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Tolle
Georer
M. Baetz
Buffalo Park to Open in Layton Oklahoma
Sept 27 report from Layton Ohio notes a $36,000 fenced buffalo park nearing completion within the Wichita National Game Preserve. A herd supplied by the American Paged Society and Pawnee Bay and Miller brothers will be placed there next month. If successful, buffalo from Yellowstone may move to Oklahoma. conditions include climate and habitat suited to propagation. Superintendent Frank Tenshi will travel to New York next month to supervise the herd introduction.
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Witebita National
al & Cash
American Paigon Society
New York
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Pawnee Bay
Miler
Yellowstone National Park
Ghlshama
Wichita, National Game Preserve
Marnet
Oklahora
Frank Tenshi
Haffialo Park
Wichita Mountains
Uno
Return Cricket Match Between Eleven Teams Set Tomorrow
The rall cricket match between the American baseball eleven and the Texas British Cricket club will be played tomorrow afternoon at Lower Post Ktomnds, starting promptly at dead o'clock. The five elevens feature Path, Gris, Noble, Gholwon, King, Drouet, Kearns, Holbrook, Howser, Asrel, Brodie, Cade for the home side and Howard, deVoile, G Mardy, Stuart, Wellyar, Wishand, Lewis Burtes, Addis, Miller, Tirlight for the visitors with likely one or two substitutions.
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Bom Silea
Ax Low
Indoor baseball clash at the YOM CA pits Vorgaphiex and Foxes
Local sports items describe an indoor baseball game tonight at the YOM CA between the Vorgaphiex and the Foxes with a strong crowd expected. Preparations for the event proceed slowly while entries trend to come in during the final days. News notes mention athletes keeping up practice despite no inter-school series.
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Tigers Fall in Boston and Other Yesterday Games
Yesterday's sports page reports mixed results across leagues. Tigers lost in Boston with a 100 to 120 score, while Philadelphia and Chicago posted wins. Blues defeated the Highlanders in New York as Senators fell to the Browns, and Pirates won in Pittsburgh.
Athletics Meet in Kansas City Opens Tomorrow
Athletics meet in Kansas City Missouri features Seyi and 2%-Ath Intes fron inary clder ad with Kansas City competing. The program includes the regular friends, events, and a large variety of specials.
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Western Amateur Meet Highlights Sprint and Relay Entries
The meet showcases top western amateurs with events at ten meters and sprint and relay races. Schools and academies from the United States enter, with Sunday’s program featuring police, relay carriers, firemen, and Mugsengor boys.
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Simday
NOTES OF THE GRIDIRON AT SAN ANTONIO ACADEMY
Fragments describe Anthony’s plan for next season and potential returns of players from last year. The San Antonio Academy fielding, early injuries, and anticipated lineups are discussed, with guidance from principal W. W. Houdivant on football opportunities for Bao Lin and the team. An advertisement for ready mixed paint from Ed Steves & Sons follows.
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R. T. Burnett Co. A South Box Factory Leader
One of the state’s largest box plants, R. T. Burnett Co. at 815-817 Commerce Street, produces all kinds of paper boxes. President and manager R. L. Burnett brings thirty years of experience. The firm serves Texas, Louisiana, and Mexico, employing 52 to 60 workers and offering wrapping paper, bags, and printed goods.
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