Oilers Arrive for Busy Series with Bronchos in Town
The Beaumont Oilers travel to face the Galveston Bronchos for a doubleheader at Black Stadium Tuesday and a Wednesday session, with Thursday off. The Oilers lead the league as Cap Leidy bets on three hard games while Bronchos seek a strong showing after recent batting power.
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Black Stadium
Oilers
Cap Leidy
Goodwin
Pirates
McMahon
Broncs
Mac
Galveston
Bowen
Galveston Tribe
Galvestons
Newell
Casey
Sewell
Houston Loses Final To Beaumont In Low-Scoring Tilt
Houston and Beaumont played a pitchers duel with Harris and Edmondson combining to limit the other side. Dodd Durkin and Nexon made key defensive plays as Beaumont edged Houston 2 to 0 with two runs off a late error and solid work from both starting pitchers.
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Houston
Tex
Harris
Edmondson
Beaumont
Brant
Dodd
Durkin
Nexon
Battle
Burkin
Davia
Mowry
Frierson
McDonald
Betts
Encosee Cosess
Kitchens
Edmundson
Bcrigg
Lemon
Paceras
Arne A
Adshoe Field
McDonato
Albus
Newnam
Cullen
Detroit closes deal with Carr for training at Hot Wells
Big Charley Carr owner of the lone baseball school in captivity in the United States has closed a deal with Detroit president Navin to train at Hot Wells next spring. Pupils will work with major leaguers and gain real game experience while Carr expands facilities to nine diamonds and offers free local play.
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Charley Carr
United States
Carr
Navin
Detroit American Leaguers
Hot Wells
Ty Cobbs
San Antonio
Hot Wells Diamond
Panthers Rally Past Ogle and Ingram in Fort Worth Victory
In Fort Worth on April 21 the Panthers defeated Ogle and Ingram as Jordan and McAvoy produced key doubles with bases loaded. Appleton allowed four runs to the visitors while Fort Worth tallied a final score of 13 to 4 in a lengthy 2 hour 20 minute game.
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Tex
Panthers
Ogle
Ingram
Jordan
McAvoy
Appleton
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Akin
Pertctiewa
Sceesyensersia
AB. R
Salm
Thompson
Kneaves
Yardley
Berkely
Offppleton
McIver
Tanner
Wohlleben
Waco
Meclver
Reilly
Nugent
Chief Johnson Bids Farewell to Cincinnati for Federal League
Cincinnati reports that George Chief Johnson, the Winnebago Indian pitcher for the Reds, signed with the Kansas City Federal League club and left for St. Louis to join it. Armando Marsani, Cuban outfielder, rejected a $21,000 three year offer.
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Chief Johnson
Federals
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Chief Johnson
Monday
Kansas City
St. Louis
Armando Marsani
Unclear American Association Scores Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes show team mentions: Ohcons City Kansas City 12, Louisville 3, Cleveland nine, Milwaukee Minneapolis cold, Columbus Indian. No coherent game or date context available.
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Ohcons
Local club standings show mixed results across cities
San Antonio beat Galveston 14 to 10 while Fort Worth topped Austin 13 to 1. Beaumont defeated Houston 2 to 0, and Dallas edged Fort Worth 5 to 6 with Austin visiting Waco and Galveston visiting Houston on Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Galveston
Fort Worth
Waco
Beaumont
Houston
Austin
Dallas
Psyd
Af Pet
Eee
Wacore
Sneer
Monday Scores Report From City Games
Monday results include Philadelphia 8 Boston 6 and Boston 2 New York Washington in rain and cold weather. Upcoming Tuesday fixtures feature St Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit with Washington in New York and Philadelphia in Boston for two games.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York-Washington
Chicago-St. Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
Psyd. W. Pet
Federal League Matchups Across Major Cities
Indianapolis travels to Kansas City Chicago visits St Louis New York heads to Brooklyn and Boston plays Philadelphia for key league games across five cities.
National League Monday Scores and Weather Impacts
Rain halted Brooklyn vs New York and Boston vs Philadelphia games while Chicago fell 0 to 2 at St Louis. Pittsburg visited Cincinnati and New York played in Brooklyn. A new hire introduced a forked scraper tool for removing objects impaled on its tines.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St Pittsburg
Louis
No Doubtful Case Promise on Home Treatment
Advertises certainty in curing diseases with home treatment for out of town customers. Offers to provide a question blank and particulars with a forfeit of $600 if a scalp disease or bald head remains uncured, claiming scalp shows hair to prove roots are not dead.
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Teacy
Ernst training hard for bout at Grand Opera House
Adolph Ernst light heavy champion trains for a double wrestling match next Thursday night at the Grand Opera House. He faces John Coleman and Ernst Kartje in 90 minutes of actual wrestling with two falls to decide, while critics doubt he can handle both men in the time. Kartje has shown strength around 170 pounds, and his clash with Coleman and past bouts suggest a stiff challenge for Ernst.
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Adolph Ernst
Grand Opera House
John Coleman
Ernst Kartje
Ernst
Kartje
Coleman
Adolph
Pet Brown
San Antonio
Travis Club
Senators Take Last From Dallas Giants
Austin edged Dallas 6 to 5 to capture the final game and the series. Dupuy drove in the deciding runs in the seventh as Haigh and Lewis plated supports and Mullins and Storch errors aided the comeback. Dallas held a 5 4 lead before Austin rallied in the seventh.
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Tex
Austin
Dallas Giants
Dupuy
Heigh
Lewis
Mullins
Storch
Senators
Jordan
I Storch
Tullos
Harrison
Johnatem
Peoroerg
Erick
S.cseerre
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Caerca
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Brainard
Hille
Frantz
Haigh
Miller
Johnston
Erickson
Gross
Gergete
Mulling
Buckley
Doak Shuts Out Chicago as St. Louis Wins
St. Louis wins 2 to 0 behind Willie Doak who fended off Chicago in a practical shutout. Doak allowed no runs through five innings before backing hitters and securing the victory with strong defense and timely contact. Chicago stranded runners as St. Louis produced runs in the middle and late frames to seal the win.
Phillies Sweep Boston In Doubleheader Shutouts
Philadelphia defeated Boston in two games 8 to 2 in ten innings and 6 to 0. In the second game Foster walked Lapp with two out and bases loaded to face Pennock, who tripled for a big inning. Batteries Pennock and Lapp. Foster, Johnson and Nanamaker. Morning game: Philadelphia 6, Boston 2. Houck, Wyckoff and Schang for Philadelphia. Collins and Cady for Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Secociine
Foster
Lapp
Pennock
Johnson
Nanamaker
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Southern League Scores From April 21 Games
Atlanta topped Memphis 7 to 5 in a poorly played game. Nashville beat Chattanooga 2 to 0 with Callahan driving in both runs including a homer. Montgomery took a three straight win over Mobile 4 to 1. New Orleans defeated Birmingham 5 to 0 as C Brown weakened.
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Tenn
Atlanta
Kissinger
Browning
Reynolds
G. Merritt
Schlei
Nashville
Chattanooga
Callahan
R. H. E. Chattanooga
Fox
Graham
Street
Berger
Smith
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
Ohile
Rh. H. E. Mobie
Fritz
Schmidt
Busher
Kleinow
New Orleans
Birmingham
C. Brown
R. H. E. Birmingham
C, Brown
Grimes
Dalger
Styles
Higgins
Opening win as St Louis tops Chicago 3 to 1 in rainless opener
St Louis beat Chicago 3 to 1 as Groom pitched steady except for one inning and Hendrix surrendered key hits. In Kansas City, the Indianapolis Federals used a six run second inning to defeat Kansas City 7 to 2, Kaiserling Texter and Hogan Easterly guiding the win.
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ST. Louis
Groom
Hendrix
Chicago
Hartley
Wilson
Kansas City
Indianapolis Federals
R. H. E. Indianapolis
Kaiserling
Texter
Hogan
Stone
Easterly
Ursuline Girls Win Narrow 9 8 Victory Over Alamo Heights
Ursuline School girls defeat Alamo Heights 9 to 8 on the Alamo Heights court Monday afternoon. Miss Eberhardt scored all Ursuline points. Miss Tyrrell and the Alamo Heights players were noted for strong defense and solid play. A return game is set for Ursuline on Monday April 7 with lineup changes including Miss Conley replacing Miss Froebel in the second half.
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Ursuline
Alamo Heights
Miss Eberhardt
Tyrrell
Haynes
Danchy
Miss Buckley
Miss Conley
Miss Froebel
Ursuline Alamo Hets
Miss Schultz
Miss Danchy
Miss Hume
Miss Haynes Senter
Miss Tyrrell
Miss Cocke
Pee 4
Blero Miss Hampton
Miss Garcia
Athletics beat Giants in Junior A double header
In the Y M C A indoor series Athletics topped the Giants 5 to 4 as Schofield yielded a walk-filled final inning. Cardinals slugged White Sox 20 to 10 on 20 hits led by Hamilton Barker Katz and McCauley with strong support from Warren and Miller.
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Athletics
Giants
Cardinals
White Sox
Honers
Schofield
Piya. W. Pot
Eee Eee
Cardinals Teleenee
Howell's Pets Clinch Star Bowling Pennant
Howell's Pets won four of five games from Howard's Bears to take the Star Bowling League pennant with 2835 total pins. Harry Howell led with 1039 and 236 high in game three, Pinkus added 950, while Quinn topped for Howard's Bears with 881.
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Howell
Pets
Howard's Bears
Bears
Harry Howell
Harry
Pinkus
Quinn
Losin
Moss Howard
Krause
Howard
Handball Tourney At Y.M.C.A. Features Close Class C Matches
Dan Murphy defeats Robert Smith three games to one in the first match 11-5 11-5 10-11 11-4. Carl Roemer and Henry Pancoast dominate the second clash with Roemer sweeping 11-2 11-2 11-0 using the rubber pellet. Both matches are in Class C.
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Baerwald
Allen
Madden
Pos Galveston
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Sentell
Jenes Baerwold
Tableston
Weeeee Johnson
Summers
Wilson de Casey
AB. K
Knaupp
Eee Collins
Jane Sheffield
Bure
Hauverstein
Petter
Mr. Mutt
Bud” Fisher
Kory
MR A. Mutt
MR. A. Mutt
MR. A.mutt
Me. A. Mutt
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Cal
Harlem Tommy" Murphy
Freddie Welch
Willie Doak
Humphries
R. H. E. Chicago
Breshahan
Doak
Snyder
Houck, Wyckoff and Schang, Collins and Cady
Aseball
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SAM Antonio Bronchos
Ursuline Girls
Commérce
Harlandales
Harlandale Baseball Club
Crockett 2443
Eugene Ludwick
Howell's Pets
Lindloff
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Tetals
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