Cisco Beats Sandies In Seconds Of Series
Cisco Laboes edged Amarillo Golden Sandstorm 6 to 5 in a late inning comeback. Moore pitched well for Cisco while Gibson, Baird, Boyles and Kelley contributed for Amarillo. Pippin tripled and Petty homered as Cisco rallied in the eighth to seal the win.
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Cisco
Sandies
Globe
Branch Anderson
Cisco Laboes
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Amarillo
Moore
Iunning Gibson
Baird
Boyles
Gibson
Kelly
Anderson
Nicklaus
Holman
Pippin
Petty
Browne
Alsabrook
T. Nickinas
Leuderdale
Cleve lands late double ends Chicago win over Pittsburgh
In a pitchers duel Grover Cleveland Alexander won his own game in the eleventh with a double, lifting Chicago to a 2 1 victory over Pittsburgh. Meadows pitched well for Pittsburgh as Hartnett drove in the decisive run for Chicago.
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Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Pittsburgh
Meadows
R. H. EB. Pittsbugh
Schmidt
Alexander and Hartnett
Chicago Beats Detroit 6 4 With Ninth Inning Homers
Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 4 after Wingo and Thurston hit two homers in the ninth. Thurston pitched steadily for Chicago as Detroit managed single runs in select frames. Batteries: Chicago Thurston Schalk Detroit Daus Johnson Bassler.
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Detroit
Chicago
Wingo
Thurston
R. H. EB
Schalk
Daus
Johnson
Bassler
San Antonio beats Beaumont for eleventh win in Texas League
In San Antonio, the home club defeated Beaumont 7 to 2 as hits clustered in the first and third innings. San Antonio's pitchers were Collins and Coleman, while Beaumont reliever Wirts shared duties with Sigman Townsend.
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San Antonio
Beaumont
Sigman
Townsend
Wirts
Collins
Coleman
De Mar’s Marathon Mastery Defies Youth Theory
Clarence H. De Mar the Melrose runner defeats prevailing ideas by winning the Boston marathon and breaking distance records. He claims success comes from strict daily routines plain meals early to bed and full sleep with no smoking drinking or distractions. He plans a private Paris room for Olympic prep and avoids standard training stunts.
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Clarence H. de Mar
Melrose
de Mar
Paris
Clarence de Mar
Melrose A. C
Boston
Ashland
Dempsey Promoter Seeks Labor Day Bout and Fights Outlook
Jack Kearns outlines plans for a Dempsey bout on Labor Day and confirms hopes for three fights this year. He says Wills would be an easy mark if offered, and warns about foreign challengers while Firpo aims to reclaim position as near-champion.
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Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Harry Wills
Rojas
Firpo
Angel
Spalla
Police Escort Lewis to His Hotel After Ring Incident
Chicago April 80 Ed Strangler Lewis world heavyweight champion required police protection for the second time as thousands mobbed the ring after referee Lavine awarded the final fall to Lewis. Lewis won the first fall in 41:20, Romano claimed no pin and a fist fight erupted with the referee.
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Chicago
Lewis
Charles Lavine
Mike Romano
Romano
Lavine
Stribling and Berlenbach Triumph in Olympic Fund Bouts
Young Stribling of Macon Georgia outboxed Mike Burke of Greenwich Village in a six round benefit bout. Paul Berlenbach scored a technical knockout over Harold Abbott in a ten round heavyweight bout.
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New York
Young Stribling
Macon
Mike Burke
Greenwich Village
Burke
Paul Berlenbach
Harold Abbott
W S Rule Nets Big Bass in Annual Contest
W S Rule, a veteran fisherman, captured a five and a half pound bass in the annual big bass contest held by the City Drug Store sporting goods department at Palo club Sunday. Ted Blackburn took second with a three and a half pound bass, while Fred Dowie, the first entrant, placed third with a three pounder.
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W.S. Rule
Sporting Goods Department
City Drug Store
Palo
Ted Blackburn
Fred Dowie
White Sox beat Tigers as AL race tightens
In a day of rain postponed games, Detroit fell 6 to 4 to the White Sox led by Thurston who also homered. Cobb’s pupils struggled while Wingo hit a ninth inning homer. The article also notes Giants, Cubs, Reds and Red Sox wins amid a weather disrupted schedule.
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New York
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Detroit
Thurston
White Sox
Cobb
George Daus
Tigers
Wingo
Grover Alexander
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Giants
Alexander
Pirates
Boston
Stock
Brooklyn
Dallas Beats Wichita Falls as Darkness Ends Game
Yesterday Dallas led Wichita Falls 11 to 21 when play ended after eight innings due to darkness. Other scores include San Antonio 7 over Beaumont 2 and Galveston 4 over Houston 9 with Shreveport Fort Worth rained out. Today Houston visits San Antonio and Galveston meets Beaumont while Shreveport travels to Dallas and Wichita Falls plays Fort Worth.
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Dallas
Wichita Falls
Morgan
Osborn
Jonnard
Shumann
Bolgan
Andrews
Love
Ligle
Adams
Galveston
Hafey McDonald
Houston
Crumpler
Morrow
Kitchen
Diamond
San Antonio
Beaumont
Shreveport-Fort Worth
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Baseball scores and rain affects early schedule
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 while Pittsburgh posted a 1 nothing result. Chicago won 2 to 11 innings? The note lists Philadelphia and New York rain, Brooklyn at Boston in cold weather, and games involving Philadelphia at New York and St Louis at Cincinnati with Pittsburgh at Chicago. The Daily Globe lists want ads at a per word rate.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
American Association
Columbus
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Toledo
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Western Association
Southern Association
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Lincoln
Wichita
Omaha
Sacramento
Portland
Oakland
Vernon
Salt Lake
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Daily Globe
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Moore and Browne
Gonzales
Sotheron
Luque
Rixey
Hargrave
Boston Red Sox
Piercy
Ehmke
Picinich
Martina
Wingfield
McGrew
Russell
Speece
Zahniser
Ruel
R. H. E. Beaumont
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W. S. Rule
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Russell Jewelry Company
Vincent Richards
George W. Wightman
United States Lawn Tennis Association
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James Oe
Blackburn
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Plains Radiator Co
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Martin Choker
Mission Theater
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Tom Carlyle
Thomas
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Hamon-Whittington Mortgage Company
Smith
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Linville Drug
James Bush
Sherwin-Williams
E. P. Brown
Liberty Theatre
H. Lee Smith
Smith & Parks
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