Bronchos edge Houston in opening Texas League game
San Antonio Bronchos beat Houston 8 to 9 in a tightly contested opener. Two errors and three consecutive singles in the late innings powered the visitors to the win as Goodwin shut down the locals in the final frame. Lee Lemon led San Antonio with two singles and a double while Fagan Burch starred in the field and at bat.
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Giants Take First From Navigators
Dallas defeats Waco 4 to 3 before 2750 fans in Waco Texas. Harrison and Kellerman homered for Dallas, with Tanner also going deep for the Giants. Waco threatened in the ninth but scored only once as Dallas les to a 1 0 lead in the series.
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Texas League Thursday Standings and Next Night Matchups
San Antonio beat Houston 8 to 5 with Beaumont routing Galveston 10 to 3. Fort Worth edged Austin 5 to 4, Dallas lost 4 to 3 at Waco. Friday games include San Antonio at Houston and Beaumont at Galveston. A club contract dispute involves Earl Hamilton and potential signings of Brown players after enforcing Baumgardner and Williams deals.
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Feds Wage Real War on Browns in 1914 Baseball Clash
The Browns brace for Federal League raids after Earl Hamilton’s exit and Tom Celemon’s move to Chicago. Browns president removes ten day release notices, while Kansas City and St Louis figures negotiate with Federals. Branch Rickey cautions others from joining the rival league as talks continue.
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Junior A indoor baseball doubleheader at the Y M C A
In a Thursday Junior A League twin bill the Cardinals beat the White Sox 4 to 2, with Richey Hamilton pitching and Omar Barker catching leading the way. The Athletics edged the Giants 2 to 1 as Schofield pitched a no hit bid but faced early control issues, J H Green scoring on a steal of home to seal the win.
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Travis Wins Honors in Mid-April Golf Tourney
Walter J. Travis of the Garden City Club New York led medal play with 78 over 18 holes at Pinehurst North Carolina on April 10. First round match play survivors include J D Standish Jr Detroit C S McDonald Lambton Canada J F Hurd Pittsburgh R C Shannon Oak Hill NY P S McLaughlin Scarsdale NY Robert Hunter Weeburn Club Conn and J D Armstrong Buffalo.
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Buffaresee
Tennis Team to Join Longhorn Baseball Trip
The University athletic council announced a tennis squad will accompany the Longhorn baseball team on its northern trip. Matches are scheduled with Oklahoma and Illinois among others. The Texas team will be selected from the top tennis players at the university.
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Senators Take Close Game From Panthers
Austin Senators edge Fort Worth Panthers 7 to 6 after early surge by Fort Worth. Governor Colquitt received a Texas League life pass and threw the first ball. Key hitters included McLarty, Kneaved, and Brownlow with three-base hits by Mecliver, Jordan, and Hille.
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Topeka holds Pittsburg to three hits in 6 1 loss
Pittsburg pitchers dominate as Topeka manages only three hits in a 6 to 1 defeat. Batteries Kantlehner Conselman and Gibson. Clarke Higginbotham Fullerton and McAllister. Rapp.
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Sand Grabs Trim Beaux In Opener
Galveston edged Beaumont 10 to 4 in the Texas League opener as about 2500 fans watched four home runs, three by Galveston and one by Beaumont. The feature moment included a parade and brass band before the game.
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Logan Wins Snap for Distance in YMCA Meet
Rex Logan tops the YMCA class contest with an eight feet ten inches snap, beating his last year’s record by nine inches. R W Patton places second at eight feet, S N Tafinder third at seven feet one and a half inches. Logan earns five points, Patton three, Tafinder one. Next event is press up on the floor the following Thursday.
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Brown and Kartie Ready for the Bell
Pete Brown of Taylor and Ernest Kartie of Chica go contend Friday night at the Travis Club in a best in three catch-as-catch-can bout under standard rules. Both grapplers are near weight and confident of victory, with a 8:30 p m start for preliminaries and around 9 for the main match. Kartie stands five feet six and a half inches and is described as sturdy as an ox in facing the Pride of Texas.
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G H and S A Seek Sunday Baseball Game
The G H and S A baseball team wants a game for next Sunday afternoon. Call Manager McIntosh at Crockett 2422. The G H and S A versus King Furniture game slated for Sunday was postponed due to lack of Electric Park availability.
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Dark Horse wins junior three standing broad jumps event
J M Albers captured first in the junior class with 23 feet 3 inches. Lane Barber took second at 22 feet 8.5 inches and H Green third with 22 feet 6.5 inches. Aubrey Schofield placed near fourth as the Y M C A meet progresses with next event listed as running high kick.
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Lane Barber
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