Pioneers fall 4 3 to Waco in tight baseball tilt
Austin Pioneers lose 4 3 at Disch Field to the Waco Pirates as 1 714 fans watch. Eleven walks aid Waco while Austin strands 11 runners. Murphy and Campbell fail to deliver late. Sarver starts scoring in first. Powers homers for Pirates in fourth.
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Texarkana Beats Temple 10-9 In Big State League Thriller
Texarkana Bears top Temple Eagles 10-9 in a late rally bid as Bill Sinton injures a leg sliding into second in the seventh. Lou Fitzgerald and Frank Carswell start a two run first with help from George Achie and Joe Steebly. Leo Ferguson later drives in a run with a double as Texarkana adds three in the third and six more runs across the next innings.
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Gainesville Nips Greenville 10-9 in Big State League thriller
Gainesville erased a four run deficit to edge Greenville 10-9 after Greenville led 5-1. Moe Santomaro hit a Greenville homer in the fourth as Cleveland? No, not Cleveland. Orioles? Wait.
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Pete Gil Knocked Out by Ralph Helms in Houston Show
In Houston on May 9 Ralph Helms 157 of Salt Lake City defeated Pete Gil 153 of Austin by knockout at 57 seconds into the fifth round after a knockdown and sustained punches. Preliminary bout results include Carl Scobe 210 Corpus Christi stopping Pete Lapis 196 Salt Lake City in 2 58 of the fourth, and several other decisions and knockouts featuring Houston and Salt Lake City fighters.
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Dallas Eagles Defeat Beaumont Nine 3-0 in Texas League
Rinaldo Ardizola pitched two-hitter for Dallas as the Eagles scored in the fifth sixth and seventh innings for a 3-0 win over Beaumont. Dick Aylward scored the first run on Klaus s fly Heinz Becker drove in Klaus with Beckers single, Buck Frierson and Klaus the other RBIs.
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Sherman Rally Defeats Wichita Falls in Big Win
Rookie pitcher Marvin Holleman doubled with two outs in the ninth to drive in the final run as Sherman-Denison crushed Wichita Falls 12 to 1. Stafford opened the scoring with a first circuit homer and the team added two runs in the third.
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Fort Worth Cats Rout Shreveport 6-2 Behind Rookie Rutherford
Fort Worth rookie John Rutherford pitched five hits to pace the Cats to a 6-2 victory over Shreveport. O'Neill and Bennetts with Rutherford and Staples contributed as Fort Worth won its fifth straight game in front of the home crowd.
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Nine Bears Earn Basketball Letters From Baylor Team
Nine men, six seniors, received varsity basketball letters for Baylor's Southwest Conference Co Championship. Four seniors Heathington Hickman Stack Preston earned fourth letters. DeWitt Cobb earned third. Sophomores Ralphinson Mullins Hovde complete the group.
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USGA Open Championship Debuts in 1894
The first open championship of the US Golf Association was staged in 1894 marking the inaugural national event for American golf. The competition featured early formats and set the stage for future national titles.
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