The San Antonio Bears were a

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team located in

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. The Bears played in the

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from 1920 through 1928. Their home stadium was

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League leaders

* 1920: Ed Brown – hits (200) * 1923: Ike Boone – average (.402), runs (134), hits (241), RBIs (135) * 1925: Danny Clark – average (.399), hits (225) * 1926
Homer "Tiny" Owens
– wins (22, tied)

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Season records

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