British Cricket Players Win Out On Post Grounds
The B D s and Texas British Cricket club played a tense match on the lower post grounds. The British team started strong while fielding slips and misplays allowed the visitors to score. Final score 61 to 13 in favor of the Cricketers. England and La Velle’s bowling kept the B B’s under pressure throughout.
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B. B
le Velle
England
B. D's
Lower Post
Cade
B. B's
Anwler
la Velle
Praise for Umpire Quigg in Pacific Coast Tawane
Reports from the San Francisco Call praise Umpire Frank Quigg as a religious looking Texan with melodious voice and elaborate armor like ancient kaleidoscopes. The piece notes fans in the bleachers commenting on his debut and predicts continued competence if his first outing is any guide. Also mentions BP. STHVERS & SONS offering cottage front doors at affordable prices.
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Frank Quigg
Pacific Coast
Tawane
Asére
Quire
Quige
Trout Dior
Adda
BP. Sthvers & Sons
Pigskin Battles Drawing Hearer in Local Season Preview
The week’s summary and near-future outlook in local football praise the season’s talent pool and coaching quality. Teams boast even weight, strong experience, and rigorous training while officials face shortages. The forward pass gains focus as colleges drill it, and public anticipation builds toward a record season with strong kicking plays and league ambitions.
Athletics’ record is excellent one in seventeen games
The Athletics played seventeen games with eleven wins two draws and four losses. Despite key players being out at times, they outscored opponents by more than two to one and demonstrated profitable independent operation under manager Fred Achlacin. The season featured wins over Yorktown San Marcos Fort Clark and several others with a mainly local roster led by Toepperwein Ferguson Smith and Knapp among others.
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Eagles
Fred
Achlacin
Yorktown
Konery
AlMette
Floresville
Oy Athletics
EAT
Gristols
Independenta
San Marcos
Fort Clark
Sabina ‘Am
UN Marons
Lut Marons
Felaven Tinknes
Gan Marcus
Fn Athlolie
Smith
Pitcheré
Knanp
Tarella
Bhwahouda
Wisterall
Aby
Walsh
Lazl
Field
Practice Game Reveals Gains For Marshall Streets Juniors
Local teams from the Marshall Streets and Beethover Juniors scrimmaged against the P. M. S. in a Friday afternoon practice contest. The session aimed to imprint fundamentals on newer players as preparations continue. Despite rough play, coaches note brighter prospects and expect stronger showings in upcoming games.
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Giles
Marshall Streets
Beethover
Ware
Marshall Streats
P.M
Ponstullitias
Vier St
San Antonin
Hot Amateur Pro Ball Clash At Electric Park
The Eagles, selected from Texas State leagues and San Antonio Athletics, face the amateur and semi pro stars in a 4 PM game at Electric Park. Home fans expect a lively pennant chase with crowd excitement and potential road trips if the visitors win.
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hatlIn Belivers
Eagles
Texas State
San Antonio Athletics
Uus
Athlettes
Tusk
Tida
May Form League of Girl Teams in Local Schools
Local girls teams consider forming a winter league. At least four schools likely to join, with Thomas High School St Marys Hall and Ron Avon named as probable members. Previous season saw active participation and revenge plans among teams that were defeated. District interest remains high and organization is sought.
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Servie Forgan 5
Thomas
Langs
Thomas, High School
St Mary's Hall
Ron Avon
Trackenridge
Grammar
Sports Here and There Roundup of Amateur and Pro Feats
A garbled sports column notes various figures from baseball and football. Mentions Lattimore of Cleveland, the Tigers and Athletics in a tense AL race, Wabash coach Cayou and a Strongheart reference, Carlisle Indians versus Yale, and Comiskey offering a $40,000 bonus. References to coaching changes, Jack Melarthy, Penn coaching shifts, and Louis Browns housing other clubs amid league chatter.
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Lattimore
Cleveland
Tigers
Athletics
Francis M. Cayou
Wabash College
Orginal
Local gridiron notes and practice previews
Notes from the gridiron scene discuss teams assembling, practice games, and strength tests. Some second elevens may join later, with mentions of San Antonio Academy contributing beef and Beethoyia daulors under Albert fen. Weather optimism and a store ad for Steve & Sona hardware round out the piece.
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San Antonio
Albert Fen
Ladies League Rolls High Scores in Turner Bowling
Two well played games yesterday at the Turner alleys featured Mrs Spielhagen and Mrs Glosckauer in a tight matchup. In the first game Spielhagen led 146 to 140, edging Glosckauer by one pin. the second game saw Glosckauer top scoring with 264 as Spielhagen’s team won by 28 pins. The event marked steady bowling and best inning scores yet.
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Turner Ladies Bowling League
Tiya
Bray
Lino Gembler
Spielhagen
Alvs
Glovelner
Turner
Glosckner
Eigat Ladies
Mange Tnice
Inst Simlabs
Dulling
Heolo
G. Wuth
Schuetze
K. Huth
Dulline
Huth Va
Sehimmt
Hoel
Whuesday
Gela
Hath
Steves
Clemens
SULLIVAR 15 100 GOGO FER SQUIRES SULLIVAR 15 100 GOGO FER SQUIRES
The report covers a San Francisco fight where Squires quit in the nineteenth round against Twin Sullivan. Squires suffered heavy facial cuts early, with Sullivan dominating after the fifth round as the bout earned the club’s unanimous verdict. The record highlights Squires’ courage amid severe punishment.
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Sullivar
Gogo
Searst
San Francisco
Gal
Bill Squires
Bs. Net
Sullivan
Squires
Asqukes
Sillyin
Oe Gans Beats Burns In Twenty Rounds
Joe Gans won a twenty round decision over Jimmy Burns in a tight title fight at Task night. Burns endured a tough slugfest with Gans peppering him throughout, his face swelling as the bout wore on.
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OE Gans
Bearat Lesed Ware
Jog Angelar
Cal
Joe Gans
Jimmy Burns
Buns
Mose
Gang
Local sports items spark mixed season chatter
Roller polo faces a weak week while a better sled dog style event looms. St Marys Hatt shows strength in basketball with new talent from the glorg. Indoor baseball in YMGA series attracts interest as growing shotgun shooting gains popularity locally. The city eyes prospects for an international femme tourney amid rising sport enthusiasm.
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Iis City
Football Season Opens at Waco Between TCU and Fort Worth
In Waco Texas on September 28 the football season opened with a game between Texas Christian University and Fort Worth University. Neither team led as the action stayed even throughout with no scoring features.
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Who
Tex
Texas Christlin University
Fort Worth Univer
Abolish Weekdays Proposal From New York Sun
A whimsical verse argues to end the workweek and banish Monday and Saturday. It imagines a society with no labor, each day alike, and questions wealth and hunger in a utopian schedule.
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New York Sun
Better Bowling Goes Everywhere Turner Bowling League
The Turner Bowling League shows many position changes as Lohmueller grabs first, Richey slides to third, and Fritze drops. New records emerge with Solonieller’s 387 high game and Teete’s 78 high tuning. Schedule lists matches and notable rivalries as teams adjust for week results.
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Ninve Avengers
Lohmueller
Richey
Firsh
Trowiter
Fritze
Ifth
M. Baets
H. Naets
Scholl
Swery
Solonieller
Teete
Tuarver
Writzo
H. Baetz
Donning Va Tichey
Macks
Seholl
A. Gloeckner
Misa Ts
Brian
G. Apfelhagen
Be xhealthy Bexar Drug Depot All Night
A fragmented notice from J T Bornett and Co undertakers outlines a late night delivery service connected to a Bexar drug department. The readable bits suggest a local business notice about operating hours and services.
Texas to Have Fast Eleven This Year
Special to The Light Austin Texas September 28 With opening of the university there is keen interest in this year’s football team Captain Parish leaves after four years and Quarterback Mediahon returns Texas will field one of its best squads 105 players tested with plans to meet A and M October 13 in Dallas and a follow up game in November Coach Molventlin promises an undefinable game this year and the team aims to surpass all previous records in enrollment and athletics The university pledges a strong fast offense and a deep roster with experienced guards and backs amid continued enrollment growth and campus activity
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Austin
Tex
Captain Parish
Mediahon
Canter Hatalitan
University of Onvzha
Almont
Goaeh Metventhin
Columbia
Mohd
Texas
Pavish
McNaboy
Glas
Wil Fuky Plana
Pallas
Molventlin
Regeatrar
Wilson Williams
Set Searty
Nunley Camp
San Antonio
Dick Terrell
Misses Grace
Leda Nash
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