San Antonio Driving Club readies spring and summer meets
The San Antonio Driving Club announces ongoing spring and summer race meets at the Fair Grounds to showcase Texas horses. Club members claim top-class pacers and trotters, with notable contenders such as Orphan Boy and Miss Lydia J among others, and a heated owner rivalry underscoring the events.
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San Antonio
Texas
O. J. Woodhull
Eli Howell
G. ‘Basse
Rowdy
J. M. Krakauer
Norris Raymond
W. J. Vollmer
Honest Boy
C. J. Woodhull
Clementine
J. Harmon
Amy Brooks
Jimmie Bailey
Lydia J
Lambert
H. Martyn
Lady Bess
C. C. Meyer
Sir Shelby
Meyers
W.C. Lane
Carr Baseball School Expands Offerings and Facilities
The Carr Baseball School gains momentum with rising enrollment and new coaches. Five diamonds at Hot Wells Grounds host Sunday games as Carr plans to affiliate Texas amateur clubs and organize schedules for nationwide baseball development.
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Carr Baseball School
Charley Carr
Carr
Marie Carr
Hot Wells
Texas
Carr Baseball
Red Sox Edge Athletics 1–0 on Bedient Ninth Inning Throw
In Boston on April 18 the Red Sox won 1 to 0 as Bedient's snap throw to second caught Collins napping in the ninth. Shawkey pitched well for Philadelphia, left in the eighth for Lapp. Box details and scorers are listed, with Bedient earning the decision and Plank finishing for Boston.
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Boston
Bedient
Collins
Athletics
Red Sox
Shawkey
Lapp
Philadelphia
Murphy
Eo" Rose
Baker
Melunls
Strunk
Barry
Bchang
Plank
Lewis
Scott
Daley
Dineen
Connelly
Alamo Heights Beats Swastika Nine 8 To 4 On Diamond
Alamo Heights defeated Swastika 8 to 4 on Saturday with key hits from Menger and Harpstrite for the winners and Husk and Thayer for the losers. Final line shows Alamo Heights 110 012 210 and Swastikas 011 000 020.
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Alamo Heights
Menger
Harpstrite
Husk
Thayer
R. H. B. Alamo
Hunt
Manger
Boone
Walker
Logan Wins Second Straight MNEEL GUP Senior Title
Rex Logan claimed first place for the second consecutive year in the Senior Class events at the YMCA, totaling 37 points across 15 events and winning the silver cup donated by J P McNeel Jewelry Company. S N Taffinder from San Pedro, Mexico, finished with 23 points and set records in swinging dips and floor press ups.
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Rex Logan
J. P. McNeel Jewelry Company
Logan
S. N. Taffinder
San Pedro
Mexico
St. Louis
Taffinder
Claude Fuquay
Willard Boone
N. Taffinder
W. T. Crouch
E. Kuehn
J. Drake
Bruce Banks
T. M. Orchard
Brady Banks
C. Causey
Floyd Smith
W. E. Warren
Cole Kelley
S. N. Taaffinder
J. H. Robins
R. F. Bixley
Hubert Hurt
R. W. Patton
W. E. Warran
Carl Behring
Snap
Howell's Pets Clinch Top Spot In Star Bowling Tourney
Howell's Pets holds a five game lead in the Grand Alleys Star bowling tourney with an across the board average around 214 led by Howell. Thomas and Kohr loom as threats but would need a major slip to overtake the leaders as matches with Howard's Bears and upcoming pairings shape the final standings.
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Howell
Tribe
Thomas’ Cats
Kohr
Howard
Bears
Texas
Harry
Pat Thomas
Emerson
Thomas
Lee
Pins
Ave. Howell C.ccves
BONE
Boowate Cccca
Sooeit
Iesesss
Nelgomm
Summerfield
Deibler
S.ssas
SAO
Sts
Pinkus
Frazer
Ccecseces
Ean
Lotf
Brendley
Armbrust
Kohrs
Howells
Howarda
Scssvetee
Bemersong
Sadie Aries Co Kis Vie
Matty Knocked Out Brooklyn in See-Saw Dodgers Win
Mathewson took the loss as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 9 to 5 in a back and forth game Saturday afternoon. Key hits included Wheat’s seventh inning homer after an error by Fletcher. Fromme relieved Mathewson in the eighth as Brooklyn tacked on runs to seal the victory.
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Brooklyn
Mathewson
Dodgers
Ragan
Giants
Fletcher
Wheat
Fromme
New York
Beecher
Burns
Grant
Doyle
Merkle
Murray
Meyers
McLean
Franks Defeat Juniors In 15 to 0 Baseball Victory
In Kansas City the American Association game saw ParrSMAN ERAnk and Franks lead a 15 to 0 win over the Harlandale Juniors. Batteries listed Walker jiarder Glenn Allison Moe Franks. Some slugging and a couple of two-base hits mentioned in the page summary.
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Kansas City
R. H. E. Parrsm
Erank
Ses
San
Walker, Jiarder - Glenn
Allison and
Moe
Franks
Harlandale
Phillies Edge Braves in Lawful Seventh Ninth Pulls
Boston 020 000 010 4 Philadelphia 100 080 60x 5 Perkinsers, unclear. Perdue pitched six innings with ten hits allowed. Kilmer Mier Magee Connolly Paskett had two base hits including a home run. Marshal struck out three, Perdue one, four walks issued. Umpires Eason and Quigley.
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Doyie
Mathewanon
Wheat
Dalton
Miller
Bescher
Merkle
Stock
Magon
Mathewson
Fromme
Ragon
Klem and
Hart
Perdue
Martin
Crutcher
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Philadelphia
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Kil- Mier
Lobert
Magee
Connolly
Paskett
Marshal
Eason
Quigley
Detroit
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Gers
Mitchell
Cleveland
Lelivelt
Spies
Kavanaugh
Cobb
Craw
Veach
Burna
We Moriarity
Coreewers
Hall
Stanage
Docescdaccees
Eobon
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Eeeseen Eeeeeene
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Moriarty
Jackson
Crawford
Burns
Main
Collamore
Hildebrand
Oo’ Loughlin
Hoblitzel
Mowrey
Herz
Groh
Johnson
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Conzelman
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Sac
Hoblizel
Rigler
Emelic
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Walter Johnson
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Meisel
Senators
Shank
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Maise
Harteell
Ate
Caldwell
Holden
Gilhooley
Peckinbaugh
Tee Ween Sweeney
Peete
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Warhop
Tavewseeceens
Cdicesecas
Washington
AB Moeller
Wee
Foster
Ef Gandalf
Lb Morgan
Shanks
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Keating
Evans and Egan
ST. Louis
Cardinals
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Pierce
Robinson
Sweeney
Zimmerman
Bresnahin
Chicago
Leach
Retler
Wilson
Dolan
Snyder
P Penne
Snvder
Rutler
Schulte
Huggins
Butler
Fweeney
Baler
O Butler
Miffer
Orth
Byron
Marshalls Are Victors In 12–8 Victory Over A. A. P. Nine
The Marshall Training School team defeated the 8 A. A. P. nine 12 to 8 on the West End diamond Saturday afternoon. Marshall, short-handed due to players attending the A. and M. meeting, showed strong fielding by Brookes and Rich.
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Marshall Training School
West End
Marshall
A. and M
Brookes
Rich
Marshall Nine Holds Lead as White and Wilcox Shine
In a tight matchup the Marshall nine shows strong hitting with White and Wilcox standout. Malone and Russell contribute steady batting while Wilcox and White pace the offense for the Saps.
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White
Wilcox
R. H. E. Marshall
Malone and
Russell
Minims Triumph In Low-Scoring Win Over A M C Nine
In Saturday action the Minims of S. L. C. defeated the 8. M. Cc. nine 5 to 3 in a pitchers battle led by Kaufman for the winners and Mc Kinney for the losers. Taft and C Champion starred for the Minims while McGee and Vogler shined for the A M C squad. The batteries were McKinney Masch Kaufman Mueller. Calling for games: Crockett 500 Brother Edward.
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8. M. Cc
Kaufman
McKinney
McKiney
Taft
C. Champion
McGee
Vogler
R. H. E. Prue
Ohis Tech
Oo Hiss
Mckiney and
Masch
Kaufman and
Mueller
Crockett 500
Brother Edward
Brackenridge Prevails Twice In Saturday Baseball
Brackenridge wins two Saturday games, a 4 to 3 duel with Beacon Hill and a 12 to 1 rout of Evangelical. Whitney held the opposition in the matinee as Brackenridge’s bats sparked a steady attack, while in the evening Brackenridge piled up runs with consistent hitting.
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Brackenridge
Beacon Hill
Evangelical
Whitney
R. H. B. Brackenridge
Bullet
McCarty
Fon
Gerhardt
R. H. E. Bracknridge
Richart
Oakland Defeats Beacon Hill In Fast Weekend Tilt
Oakland nine beat Beacon Hill 7 to 5 on Saturday. Deitzman pitched a stellar six hitter and Oaklands batch totaled eleven hits led by W Briggs and W Davis with three each. Beacon Hill Sara Green stood out while George Wilson signed with the Red Sox and Bill Chapelle may join the Federals.
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Oaklands
Beacon Hills
Oakland
Beacon Hill
Deitzman
W. Briggs
W. Davis
E. Green
Deitzman and
Sherill
Roe Bullet
McCurdy and
McManus
Pirates Defeat Reds In Ninth Inning Rally
Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 8 to 5 as Rowan faltered late. Four straight hits including a Mowrey homer produced three runs tying and lifting the Pirates to the win. Hoblitzel Mitchell Mowrey all figured in the decisive rally.
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Mowrey
Cincinnati, CO
Pittsburg
Reds
Rowan
Pirates
Kings Face Knights in Sunny City baseball clash
Sunny afternoon tilt at Electric ball park pits the Kings led by manager Acker Mann against the Knights of Columbus. Keller’s Knights seek to halt Kings winning streak as 2 pm start follows the Trertion Shed Meg versus Road Men game. Ackermann sidelined with a fractured ankle backs Garcia and Lac y behind the plate. Keller counters with Hoefling and Gardner. Russell Blackburn, newly signed from Milwaukee by the White Sox, protests a $60 shortfall in his contract offer.
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King
Maneger Ackermann
Creas
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Kings
Keller
Trertion
Meg
Ackermann
Garcia
Lacey
Hoefling
Gardner
Double Header Sunday School Game Ends 10-9
West End Presbyterian beat McKinley Avenue Methodist 10-9 on the Y M C A court in a high scoring National League Sunday School clash. Castleberry, Milner, and Yantis led West End with multiple hits as McKinley rallied to tie before E Yantis Sacrifice and McDevitt run clinched it.
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West End Presbyterian
McKinley Avenue Methodist
West End Clan
Harry Hamilton
Brawner
McKinley
McKinley Avenue
Hamilton
Miller
Milner
West Ends
Castlebury
McDevitt
E. Yantis
West End Presbyterians
Castleberry
West End
Pate
Porter
R. H. E. West End
H. Hamilton
Herrera
Sam Lewis
George White
St. Paul's Episcopal
West End Methodist
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Wright Bros. Electrical Contractors
Main Ave
Alamo Transfer CO
Evan Shelby
Coma Street
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Richter’s Bakery
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Arnold
NOA Spears CO
Losoye Street
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Kodaks
Attac
D. S. Eammers CO
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Herman A. Nester
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