May Shuts Out Pirates as San Antonio Beats Galveston 3 0
Jake May, southpaw from Rochester, blanks Galveston Pirates on two hits as San Antonio wins 3 to 0. Dunckel Hoffman Tierney hit safely. May fans eight, two runners left on in eighth. Galveston offense stalled. May doubles and Tierney drives in runs in fourth.
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Jake May
Galveston
Dunckel, Hoffman and
Tierney
San Antonio
Tex
Rochester
Rube Waddell
Galveston Pirates
Jacob
Breaux-Callahan-Sharman
May
Setto
Dunckel
Hoffman
Jacobus
Reilly
Baggan
Sentell
Sabine
Licking
Sicking
Baggaun
Callahan
Actitepevensees
Pentel
Asasasvtwes & OS
Wales
Usckispsdess
Matthews
Paggan
Duncekel
A Flynn
Hoffmann
I Tierney
Rielly
Gassers Defeat Fort Worth 9 106 In Dramatic Blowout
Shreveport bats force seven runs in the fourth as Bill Terry earns an outfield job with a homer that seals a 9 to 8 win over Fort Worth. Terry pitched later and replaced Baujan in right field in the seventh.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bill Terry
Shreveport
Gassers
Terry
Baujan
Sheveport
Prrcuay
CMTC
Cydeckeasaves
Tullos
Etee
Seeees
Ae Betts
Sore Cath
Faulkner
Glesson
P Duffy
Leverett
Crichlow
Kircher
Cain
Diamond
Stow
Bailey
Woodall
Adams
Gleason
Countryman
Duffy
Kennedy
Hays
Waco Ninety-Niners Shut Out Dallas Subs 2 to 0
Waco natives rebound to defeat Dallas Subs 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Donalds of Waco controls the game while James stars defensively in the outfield. Lewis starts for Dallas with 5 hits allowed.
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Donalds
Jesse James
Waco
Tex
Dallas
James
A. E
US Sescessiesegss Bk
Bles Leslie
PRMCH
Tanner
S.ieraseetia
Ee Malmquist
Scecsece
Vane
Ccsecersevses
Sescosseceseeescd
Smith
Sccvcevsenssee
McCandless
Ssccscree
O Kuhn
Cctecsenssee
O Crovich
Wosseccceenvee
Palmer
Ccosscostee
Tatachi
Ccvsesensees
Brownlow
Scessseese
Coleman
Tewit
Bewell
Lewis
Balle
Lewla
Sewell
Leslie
Wotell
Miller
Meyers
Kane
Giants Shut Out Hoosiers in Indianapolis Match
New York Giants defeated the Indianapolis American Association team in Indianapolis on Monday. The report lists Perritt, Smith, Schupp and McCarty as battery selections with Gossett and others pitching support, reflecting a decisive win for the Giants.
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Giants
Hoosiers
Indianapolis
Ind
New York Giants
Indianapolis American Association
R.H. E. Mower
Ee Sngienodons
Perritt
Smith
Caddock Forces Stecher To Quit In Omaha Match
Earl Caddock of Anita Iowa defeated Joe Stecher of Dodge Nebraska for the world heavyweight championship title by decision after Stecher refused to wrestle the third fall. Caddock won the second fall in 1 40 10 with a full Nelson while Stecher claimed the first fall in 1 22 51 with a scissors hold and hammer lock. Stecher did not explain his refusal to continue.
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Caddock
Stecher
Omaha
Neb
Earl Caddock
Anita
Iowa
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Rex Logan Wins Senior YMCA Championship
Rex Logan wins the fence vault event with a 6 feet 1% inch bar and shares or leads in others, earning the fifth straight individual gymnastic title. Bruce Banks tops the three standing broad jumps with 27 feet 5% inches, while Banks, Behring, and Crewe claim team honors as Logan’s team also wins the second event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Logan
Bruce Banks
Carl Behring
Nathan Crewe
Beckelmann
Howard Beckelmann
Logan
Banks
Henry Lutz
William Myers
Claude Fuquay
Oswald Conrads
Juniors at Indoor Ball Shine in YMCA League
St Louis defeats Detroit 6 to 5 and New York beats Boston 17 to 7 in two indoor baseball games. Wesnig led St Louis with two safeties and two runs. Jonas and Kalies each had multiple hits for Detroit. Winters and Bechtel, Stewart, Dugger starred for the victors with three hits apiece.
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St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Boston
Wesnig
Jonas
Kalies
Tatum
Winters
Crosby
Bechtel
Stewart
Dugger
Harlandale Juniors Seek Next Sunday Baseball Game
Harlandale Juniors seek a Sunday afternoon game with an aspiring junior team, preferably Hood Juniors or Austin Streets. Contact Otto between 8 and 9 PM at Crockett No. 790.
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Harlandale
Hood
Austin
Otto
Crockett No
College Baseball Scores from Danville and Greensboro
In Danville Virginia UNC 2 Washington and Lee 0. In Greensboro North Carolina Davidson College 3 Elon College 1.
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Col Ball
Danville
University of North Carolina
Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Davidson College
Elon College
Beaux Cinch Game in Opening Frame
Beaumont wins 4 to 2 as Glenn and Francis duel in a pitcher’s battle after Hiett loaded the bases with nobody out in the first. Perry drives in Johnston with a single, Tarleton adds a two base hit, and Beaumont holds Houston to four runs.
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Beaumont
Tex
Hiett
Perry
Glenn
Johnston
Tarleton
Francis
Houston
O. Rey Hemingway
I Britton
Fricsom
Northen
Stethauer
Newnam
Itrano
Noyce
C Cose Utt
Prosss
P. xEblett
Loning
Utt
Citiano
Dodd
Hemingway
Nye
Matthews
Record Opening Day Attendance Expected in San Antonio
San Antonio anticipates a record crowd for Friday's Texas League opener at League Park. Jake May leads the Bronchos with strong pitching prospects alongside Covington Flanagan and Harper, while Gaskel plans a return after an injury. President Benson praises McGraws groundskeeping and the field now rivals major league parks in condition.
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League Park
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Elks
City Club
Rotary Club
Moose
Turners
Jake May
Bronchos
Beaumont
Galveston
Jake
O'Leary
Covington
Flanagan
Harper
Gaskel
Benson
McGraw
Garden Street
Naps Defeat Columbus in Early Run Spurt
The Cleveland Americans beat Joe Tinker's Columbus American Association club 7 to 1. All Naps runs came in the first four innings off pitcher Loudermilk. Batteries were Klepfer Boehling Bagby and O Neil for Cleveland and Loudermilk George Coleman for Columbus.
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Naps
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Americans
Joe Tinker
Columbus American Association
Loudermilk
R. H. E. Souvaine
Cpicccacdaeeeesach Ce Colmmbnus
I. Uieasneceeetake
Klepfer
Boehling
Bagby
O'Neil
George
Coleman
Ban JohnsonWarns of Salary Cuts If War Involves U S
Ban Johnson, president of the American League, indicated that during wartime the league would enforce a minimum player limit and trim expenses to match conditions. If the United States is seriously involved in the war, salaries would be reduced accordingly.
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Johnson
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
United States
Hart Caddock Beats Stecher In Wrestling Match Shock
Hart Caddock, a 190 pound amateur protégé of Frank Gotch, defeated heavyweight champion Joe Stecher with two falls to Stecher’s one. Stecher refused the third fall and the referee awarded the decision to Caddock from Anita, Iowa.
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Hart Caddock
Frank Gotch
Joe Stecher
Stecher
Caddock
Steener
Anita
Iowa, Oy
Adolph Ernst
Ad Santel
California
Time
G. A. C. Halff
San Antonio
Evan Lewis
Strangler
Burns
Lewis
Houston and City Clubs Standings and Results
Monday results show Waco 2 Dallas 0 Beaumont 4 Houston 2 San Antonio 3 Galveston 0 Shreveport 9 Fort Worth 8. Upcoming games include San Antonio at Galveston Houston at Beaumont Dallas at Waco Shreveport at Fort Worth.
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Houston
Domme
Beaumont
Shreveport
Worod
Rete Uli
San Antonio
Galveston
Port ‘Worth
Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
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Pirates
Whiffs
xBatten
International News Service
George McManus
Dinty Moore
Maggie
Dinty
Mans
Alo
Phone Crockett
Gustav Beraud
St. Anthony
T. B. Baker
the Menger
Edwin H. Lee
Western Hemisphere
Hoe
Rockett
Et al
Navigators
Post Lumber Co
Hensley-Smith Transfer CO
T.me
Cath Behring
Nicks
Brave
William Pieper
J. B. Moore
M. D. Smith
Psyd
W. L
St. Louis Sreenes
Oilers
Frierson
Opener
Franklin
Birdsong & Potchernick
Leas
Wintt&s
Texas League
Nt Coal
Pet
Fords
FORD
Central Tire Coo, Inc
Main Ave
Travis
For
Katy
The
Naty Limited
Texas Ivaecia
East Houston St
Ines
New Orleans
Return
Washington & Return
East
Houston Street
Gunter Hotel Corner
New Texas
Henry R. Mallory
Havana
Miami
Mallory Lin
J. W. King
D. F
P. A
G. M. Bynum, C. P
T. A
Grey Bennett
San Jacinto
S. A
A. P. Ra
S. A. & A. P. Railway
Cascade
GEO, A. Dickel & Co., Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
Louisville, Ky
C. L. Parmer
Texas
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