Baggan Delivers in Ninth but Buffs Lose to Houston
Johnny Baggan struck out with the bases loaded in the ninth as Texas A. and M. Buffs fall 2 to 1 to Houston in a tight pitch duel. Townsend and Smithson traded blows while Houston’s McCarty Dodd Sentell and Northen contributed key plays. Gibson collected a double and two singles but Buffs could not close the gap in Bayou City.
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Tiouston
Tex
Johnny Baggan
Smithson
Houston
Buffs
Johnny
Ewung
Ius
Bayou City
Townsend
Bulls
McCarty
Dodd
Sentell
Noyes
San Antonio
Perry
Gibson
Northen
Hale
Dan Ona Dodd
Frank
Smithsun
Mullins
Baggan
Umps
Frank Gibson
Senich
McDonald
Mursed
Clyde Barfont
Antonia— Ragen
Wowasere
Fay Townsend
A.B. McCarty
Frierson
Elaauer
Antonio Hawston
JoBeau
North Row
Starek
Salthsen
Smithsen
Townsend Pire
Maior
Panthers and Waco End in Ninth Inning Tie in Fort Worth
In a nine inning double header weathered by sun and rain Umpire Erwin called the first game a draw as Pate pitched well for Fort Worth through eight. Clarence Skraft doubled with two on to tie the score at five in the later innings while Sinise relieved Da.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Panthers
Erwin
Pate
Clarence Skraft
Sinise
Vis
Waco
A. E
Tanner
Pahiman
Lesiie
Awae
James
Hoa Staw
O Kircher
Jackson
Sears
Butche
Keatt
Woodare
Manchester
Saba H. Hoffman
Maniqquist
Ichester
Bittin
Spcrifice Fly
Lesti
Hofman
Raft
Malmauist
Pahlmann
Davis
Sims
Duvig
King
I Pate
Babe
Monajan
Dallas Giants crush Shreveport 11–0 with three home runs
Dallas defeats Shreveport 11 to 0 as Pitcher Kinney hits a homer and Dave Callahan adds two, supported by Winney’s strong pitching. Scoring bursts come in the second inning and late in the game.
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Dallas
Tex
Kinney
Dave Callahan
Shreveport Gassers
Dallas Giants
Callahan
Winney
Mattich
Wa Palmer
Fehliehner
Patterson
Litschi
Pratt
Vere
Sseseveeeseers du
Shreveport
H. O. A.B. Wilkincan
Brennan
Knupp
Sehchichier
Shreveport Oi
Young
Minney
WkKinney
Blackburn
Government Hill Tigers Rally To Edge Dignowity Hill
In a Sunday morning bout at Dignowity Hill diamond the Government Hill Tigers overcame a 2 to 7 deficit to win 6 to 2. Virgil Winters hit a three bagger in the eighth and Vogler earned the win with strikeouts as Kingelkin starred for Dignowity Hill.
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Government Hill Tigers
Virgil Winters
Tigers
Willop
Dignowity Hill
Vogler
Kingelkin
Government Jull
Winters
Digrowity Jr
Newton
Engelkin
Arthur
Crockett
Old Bird Race in Denver Heights 7th Leg Flown from McAlester
The seventh Old Bird Series race in Denver Heights affiliated with the American Racing Pigeon Union was flown Sunday from McAlester Oklahoma covering 415 miles. Ninety seven birds started from fifteen lofts but only four timed due to 22 hours in rain and head winds. J Reneberg claimed first and third with two timed entries. other noted flyers included T J Reneberg and A Engelking with listed owner numbers and purses.
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Denver Heights
American Racing Pigeon Union
McAlester
Oklahoma
J. Reneberg
Columbus Beats Senators in American Association game
In Columbus Ohio on April 15 the Columbus American Association team defeated the Senators with a score of R to WE. Players named include George Sherman Hartley Wagner Dumont Yingling and Charrity from The Travelers Cigar Shop on Avenue C.
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Columbus
Senators
Ohio
R, WE
Polo Practice Drills Lead to Cup Tournament Opener
The Headquar ters troop and Remount four won Sunday practice matches on the post grounds as Army and Navy News polo cup play looms next Sunday. The 90th division edged the Freebooters 4 4 to 33 4 with Galliway and General Allen starring. Wolters led the losers with three goals. The Remounts topped the 308th cavalry 2 0 to 1 2 as Meadows and Tevis scored, setting up a rematch next Sunday to open the cup.
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Ninetieth Division
Army and
Navy News
Galliway
Allen
Billy Wolters
Henderson
Geise
Eagle
308Th Cavalry
Gus Meadows
Bill Meadows
Lieutenant Tevis
Major Migdalski
Only Senior Classes At Y Notice Fiesta Week Effects
Fiesta week disrupts senior classes at the Y M C A in San Antonio with night schedules, while junior, business men and other groups continue as usual. The schedule lists multiple volleyball leagues and indoor baseball games across Monday to Saturday with various times and teams.
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V. M.C. Ay
Walter Janert
San Antonio Y. M. C. A
A. G. McNeill
Robert G. Larris
Frank Cunningham
KL Stille
Business Hoys
Wednesda
Leaders Corps
Ind Business Hove
Standings and Sunday Results in Texas League Action
Houston defeated San Antonio 2 to 1 while Dallas beat Shreveport 11 to 0. Fort Worth and Waco played a 2–2 draw. Tonight’s games feature San Antonio at Houston Fouston, Shreveport at Dallas, and Waco at Fort Worth.
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Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Waco
Fouston
Piyit
Pet
Dallas Eee
Baseball Schedule Highlights From The American League
The schedule features Philadelphia at Boston, and New York at Washington in American League play.
National League Play Tuesday Schedule
National League action highlighted with Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at New York, Tittaborg at Cinelanad, and Chicago visiting St Louis for key matchups.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Tittaborg
Chicago
St. Louis
Stolen bases and hits noted in tight game
Spreitzer Robinson and Holloway contributed on base with steals and a two base hit by G Welly. Lentz had a three base hit and a double play sequence involved Spreitzer Lentz Brown Storey Henning. Walks issued off T R Kelly and G Kelly with a wild pitch by G Kelly. Umpires MMert Claire Chennault and Serg Lewis.
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Spreitzer
Robinson
Holloway
G. Welly
Lentz
King
Brown
Spretzer
Storey
Henning
T. R. Kelly
G. Kelly
Mmert
Claire Chennault
Serg Lewis
T. Tt. Kelly
Srains
Spreuvers
Kelly Iield
Kelly Field
Kelly Wield
Camp Travis
Wenning
Z. R
Camp ‘Travise- AB
PR U
Five-Game Series Planned Between Big Army Teams
Sunday saw Camp Travis and Kelly Field clash at League Park in a fast one run game, both teams led by Kellys on the mound. The teams will open a five game city championship series with three games at League Park and two at camps, dates to be announced.
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Kelly
Camp Travis
Kelly Field
League Park Sunctay
Emerald Isle
Sergi
T. R. Kelly
Travis Moundman
George Kelly
New York Giant
Aviators
Sergt. T. A
Seret
Willian Bunhary
Frankel
Weber
Kellys
Travis
Emory
Starr
Holloway
Emery
Gross
Sergeant Kelly
Lai
Henning
Storey
Thief Robinson
League Farm
League Park
Camp Athletic
Welly Field
Schulte
Semple
Camp
Major Heard Assigned to Payne Field at West Point
Major Jack W. Meard, executive officer of Kelly Field’s flying department, receives orders to report to West Point Mississippi and assume command of Payne Field near that location. He departs Kelly Field Tuesday, as Major Heard’s leadership there is greatly praised for elevating the field’s flying program and efficiency.
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Major Heard
Payne Field
West Point
Miss
Jack” W. Meard
Kelly Field
Washington
Mississippi
Signal Service Office
Meard
Heard
J. W. Heard
Fort Sam Houston
Kalknner Heard
Field Artillery
Ralph H. Heard
France
Ilard
Leutenant
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Christofferson
San Francisco
Signal Service
Thorn Deuel
Kelly No. 2
Neue
North Texas Storm Kills Three and Wrecks Towns
A wind rain and hail storm swept North Texas causing three deaths in Denton and Wise counties and extensive property damage. Homes barns and schools were blown down crews work to restore gas and communication lines with several trains derailed or wrecked and widespread devastation reported from Roanoke Denton and nearby towns.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Bad King
Roanoke
J. Nf. King
Pilot Point
Denton County
Denton
Wise Countess
Boyd
Wise County
Texas & Pacific
Beard
Aubrey
Parker County
North Texas
Oklahoma
Thackerville
Gainesville
Washi
Wichita Balls
Bellevue
Chay County
Bellecur
Vashti
Shahand
Mystery surrounds ship disappearance new search ordered
Washington April 15 Orders for greater efforts to locate the missing naval collier Cyclops went out today as American ships and a1 Veg craft on patrol cooperate in the search. Navy officials offered no new explanation beyond the vessel vanishing at sea with 57 passengers 15 officers and 221 men aboard. The Cyclops last reported near the West Indies on March 4 and had departed from Brazil with manganese cargo. one engine was damaged but radio should have functioned.
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Jason Allen Barrett
Fort Smith
Alkred
Oliver Bullinger
Wichita
Kan
Jesse Larkin Bernard
Gainesville
Naval Cesnior
Associated Press
Cyclops
Navy Department
Washington, D.C
South
West Indies
Brazil
Fradio
Wells Trial Begins After Indictment for Assault to Murder
J A Wells white man goes on trial in the Thirty seventh District Court charged by indictment with assault to murder. His wife Mrs Wells testifies as the first witness detailing gunfire at their home on Nooe Avenue. Wells is said to have shot his wife in the right arm and wounded her brother David Howard, a member of Company ID 359th Infantry, Camp Travis.
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Dssault
J. A. Wells
Thirty-seventh
Mrs. Wells
Wells
Nooe Avenue
David Howard
359Th Infantry
Camp Travis
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Jerry
Grogan
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T. B. Baker
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