Nags Open Four-Game Series With Bisons In Bayou City
The Bronchos open a four game set against the Bisons in Bayou City this afternoon marking their first clash with East Texas clubs on home soil. After Bayou City, the Nags travel to the island to join the Sand Crabs for three days then move to Austin for a second series with the Senators before returning to host Ft Worth for North Texas clubs on May 2. Johnson, a new utility man from the McGraw National squad, is expected to see time at center as Manager Leidy reshapes the lineup.
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Bisons
East Texas
Bayou City
Nags
Sand Crabs
Austin
Senators
Ft. Worth
North Texas
Johnson
McGraw
Leidy
Wiley
Waco
Waco Protest Over Fort Worth Game Ruling
Waco management filed a protest with Texas league president Wilbur Allen after umpire Bush allowed Fort Worth to win in the tenth due to a two base rule breach on a wild throw. The protest was upheld and the game ordered replay during the series at Waco starting June 5. Thursday’s game was recorded as no game.
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Austin
Tex
Waco Baseball Club
Wilbur Allen
Texas League
Bush
Fort Worth
Waco
Allen
Baylor's Rally Beats TCU in Last-Minute Win
In Carroll field Baylor Eagles rally to a 5 to 4 victory over the Fort Worth TCU Horned Frogs. Baylor trailed 4 to 3 after eight and a half innings but pushed two runs across in the bottom of the ninth to seal the upset with timely hits.
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Waco
Tex
Carroll Field
Baylor
Fort Worth
Rhe Baylor
T. Cc. U
Danforth
Scarborrough
Morton
Bettison
Price
Giants Sign Brivard and Slim Down Pitching Staff
The Giants brought Brivard back to Atlanta after a spring exhibition against the Bronchos and Giants, with Brivard joining from the big burg post haste. Hoyt was released as part of a staff reduction leaving Rogers, Cocheran, Ajlison, Lape, and Gray. Only Lape stands under six feet among the five, noted as the huskiest group of slingers in the league.
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New York
San Antonio
Burg
Brivard
Atlanta
Southpaw
Hoyt
Rogers
Cocheran
Ajjlison
Lape
Gray
Coulon McGovern Rematch Schedules After Kenosha Bout
The Associated Press reports both Johnny Coulon and Phil McGovern are unsatisfied with Thursday night’s Kenosha bout and have agreed to a rematch. The date is not fixed. New Orleans is the likely venue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenosha
Johnny Coulon
Phil McGovern
New Orleans
New York May Propose City Information Bureau
New York City may create an information bureau to aid citizens and visitors. The plan, urged by Borough President McAneny, aims to save taxpayers time by guiding them to the proper office for bill payments and complaints about municipal services.
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New York City
New York
McAneny
Board of Estimate
Telephone crowds telegraph on rail dispatches in 1910
The Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin shows telephones used on 15,373 more railroad miles in 1910. By year start 1911 telegraph covered 175,211 miles while telephone covered 41,717 miles.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baseball hopes and malaria hit for two stars
Joe Jackson, Nap outfielder, has been hitting well and could be in line for a major league baptism. Ing Cole, Cub phenom who led pitchers last year, is sidelined by malaria and may not help the team soon.
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Joe Jackson
Nap
Ing Cole
Cub
Clubs Standings in Texas League Games Today
San Antonio plays Houston, Austin faces Galveston, Fort Worth travels to Dallas, and Waco meets Oklahoma City in today’s Texas League schedule.
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San Antonio
Houston
Austin
Galveston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Waco
Oklahoma City
P.C. San A
Dallas Antonio
Coos
Regions Map as Corpus Christi Victoria Bay City
A concise regional note lists Corpus Christi in Brownsville Victoria in Laredo Bay City in Beeville as reference points. The items indicate geographic groupings across cities with no accompanying events or dates.
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P.C. Laredo A
Beeville . Ee
Brownsville Ae
Corpus Christi
Bay City Victoria Weer
Brownsville
Victoria
Laredo
Bay City
Beeville
Baseball Standings Card from Early American League Schedule
Philadelphia faces Boston while Washington meets New York in league games. Detroit travels to Chicago and St Louis visits Cleveland as schedule notes.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Clu
St Louis
Chicago in St Louis New York in Philadelphia
A terse listing notes city matchups with Chicago paired to St Louis New York paired to Philadelphia Cincinnati to Pittsburg and Boston to Brooklyn. The brief item reads as a sequence of geographic pairs without additional context or outcome.
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Philadelphia
Lyd
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Collegiate Scores Across Cities Highlight Weekend Play
In Charleston the game ended 0 to 0 against Columbia. Albany trounced Macon 12 to 4. Columbus defeated Jacksonville 3 to 2. Augusta beat Savannah 5 to 1 in a sequence of regional showdowns.
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Charleston
Columus
Albany
Macon
Columbus
Jacksonville
Augusta
Savannah
Elite Cafe Seeks Diners for 50-Cet Dinners in San Antonio
Local ad touts 50-cent dinners at Elite Cafe with daily and Sunday hours from 12 to 1 20 p m highlighting good service and value. The brief mentions general dining offers and provides a contact line for reservations.
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San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Houston Tops Austin in Texas League Battle on April 22
Houston defeated Austin 6 to 5 as timely hits and early runs set the pace. Davis was fined for objecting to a decision by Atkinson. Pitching shuffle saw Taylor relieved by Peebles after the fourth. Batteries: Rose Kelsey for Houston and Taylor Schmidt for Austin. Umpire Atkinson.
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Houston
Tex
Austin
Taylor
Peebles
Buffaloes
Davis
Atkinson
Rose
Kelsey
Schmidt
New Pitcher Wins Opener for Oklahoma in 4–3 Victory
How Ell, newly signed from St Paul via Oklahoma City, won the opener against Waco 4–3 in his first appearance. He faltered in the ninth, allowing a late Waco run after Oklahoma built a 4–2 lead. Score by innings shows Oklahoma 010 008 00 4, Waco 100 001 001 3. Batteries: Powell Drucke. Smith Carson Shindle Meebe. Umpire Mathews.
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Oklahoma
Howell
Waco
Oklahoma City
St. Paul
Evans Hit Hard in Ninth for Dallas Victory
In Dallas on April 22 the pitchers Munsell and Appleton tugged nine scoreless innings before Rube Evans batted for an outfielder in the ninth and knocked in the deciding run. Dallas 1 Fort Worth 0. Batteries Munsell Murphy Appleton Green. Umpire Bush.
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Dallas
Tex
Munsell
Appleton
Rube Evans
R. H. E. Dallas
Fort Worth
Murphy
Green
Bush
San Antonio Academy to Meet High School in Academic League
The San Antonio Academy and the High school clash this afternoon in the Academic league at the YMCA park at 3 o clock. Battery for High includes Maracheau and McGowen.
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San Antonio Academy
Maracheau
McGowen
Hardware Meets San Antonio Hard ware Team Sunday
The White Sox of Boerne host the San Antonio Hardware nine on the home diamond Sunday afternoon as a large local crowd travels from the city to the mountain resort. Saratoga faces the New Braunfels Tigers tomorrow afternoon on the Tigers' diamond with a fast rival staged for the locals.
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Boerne
White Sox
San Antonio Hardware
Little Mountain Resort
Saratoga
Stowers to Meet Druggists on Sunday Morning Diamond
Stowers in City Title and the Druggists will face each other on the diamond at 9 30 Sunday morning. The game will be played on the Iowa street diamond.
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Stowers
Iowa Street
Household Team Faces All-Post At Upper Post Diamond
The Household squad will play the All-Post team tomorrow afternoon at 2 on the upper post diamond. McHugo and Kelly will do the battery for the citizen team while Kay and Adams work the battery for the soldiers.
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Kelly
Kay
Adams
Lockhart High School Elects Class Officers
The graduating class has elected Miss Juanita Grosse as president and Able Ellis as secretary. Members include Misses Mable Motheral and Myre Motheral and Messrs. Fred Blundell Thomas H. McNeal and Barney Chaudoin. Commencement is at Blank's memorial hall May 23 and a play titled All Tangled Up is planned May 24.
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Lockhart
Tex
Lockhart High School
Juanita Grosse
Able Ellis
Mable Motheral
Myre Motheral
Messrs
Fred Blundell
Thos. H. McNeal
Barney Chaudoin
Blank’s Memorial Hall
Unclear OCR fragment from Nasseball game notes
Fragmentary text from New Orleans and Tuscaloosa game notes mentions teams and scores but is incomplete and unreadable for full details. It references Alabama and Vanderbilt with numbers that may indicate scores or innings and lacks coherent context.
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Orleans
Louisia Wet Gantt
Na Univer
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Ama
Van
Inter-City Bowling Tourney via Telegraph
Ten leading athletic clubs across the nation will bowl by wire tonight from New York to Seattle with New Orleans as a stop. Clubs include Multnomah Portland Pittsburg A C Seattle A C Cleveland A C Montreal A C Crescent New Orleans Denver A C New York A C Illinois A C and Chicago A A. Five games will be rolled starting at 9 pm eastern time with a wire on each alley to relay results after every five frames under American Bowling Congress rules.
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Chicago
Telegraph
New York
Seattle
Portland
New Orleans
Multnomah
Pittsburg
A. C
Seattle A. C
Cleveland A. C
Montreal A. C
Crescent A. C
Denver A. C
New York A. C
Illinois A. C
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American Bowling Congress
High School Stars Lead In Dual Track Meet
At Texas A M College Beaumont and Bowie top the high school standings with Beaumont 14 to 13 over Bowie. Allen Academy leads the academy class ahead of Austin Male. Highlights include Maxson and Goode winning sprints and Wilson and Davis sweeping Bowie events.
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Tex
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Beaumont
Bowie
Allen Academy of Bryan
Austin Male Academy
Roby
Houston
Austin
Marlin
Dallas
San Marcos
Allen
Bryan
Carlisle
Arlington
Douglas Select
Waco
Maxson
E Baumont
Wilson
Davis
Goode
Big Springs
W. A. Goin
Marshall Training School
San Antonio
Nettles
Wilkerson
Tooke
Walker
West of Austin
Randle
John
Walter
Lovejoy
Wessenger
Pritchem
Smith
Dogulas Select
Martin
Baptist Academy Triumphs 4-3 over Coronal in MarSan Marcos
In San Marcos Texas on April 22 the Baptist academy defeated Coronal 4 to 3 for their third straight win. The decisive rally came in the ninth when Roberts doubled after Coronal cut the lead to one run. Batteries: Pettri Balch for Baptist and Neil Martin for Coronal.
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San Marcos
Tex
Baptist Academy
Coronal
Roberts
Demy
Acagome Osc
Cueeadidass
Ue Walthukleae
Pettri
Balch
Neil
Martin
Mis Pon City Laundry Declares No Buttonless Shirts For Sale
A brief notice states that Mis Pon City Laundry will not offer buttonless shirts. Customers are urged to try available options and contact by phone for alternatives.
Mutt and Jeff Coupon Offered at Local Premium Dept
A coupon offers a bound book of Mutt and Jeff cartoons and sayings for 50 cents in person at The Light Premium Department on Losoya Street beside the Lo Soya Hotel. By mail price is 65 cents.
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Mutt and Jeff
Light Premium
Losoya Street
Losoya Hotel
Brooklyn Drops Opener In National League Debut
In Brooklyn New York on April 22 Boston defeated Brooklyn 9 to 5 in the NL opener. Purdue Curtis Gra ham Bell Bergen Erwin performed for Boston while Brooklyn relied on their pitchers in a 9 to 5 loss. Chicago edged St Louis 6 to 1 as Sallee was hit hard for the Cubs and Brown Archer Sallee Grier Bresnahan starred for Chicago.
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N. Y
Boston
R. H. E. Boston
Oss
Purdue
Curtis and Graham
Bell and Bergen
Erwin
Cubs
Sallee
St. Louis
Chicago
R. H. E. Chicago
Brown
Archer
Grier
Bresnahan
Nationals Beat Giants 3–0 in Opening Showdown
Philadelphia Nationals opened the season at home with a 3 to 0 victory over the New York Giants. Moore and Dooin led the battery for Philadelphia while Crandall and Meyers caught for New York in front of the home crowd.
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Giants
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
New York
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Moore
Dooin
Crandell
Meyers
Ex-Bronchos Win as Cleveland Tops St Louis 6 to 5
Cleveland beat St Louis 6 to 5 in a baseball game. Jackson hit the ball over the 455 foot screen in right center in the first inning. Line scores show Cleveland 302 100 000 and St Louis 000 038 200. Players mentioned include Mitchell, Blanding, Smith, Hamilton, Clarke, and W. Mitchell.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Jackson
R. H. E. Cleveland
Tia
W. Mitchell
Blanding
Smith
R. Mitchell
Hamilton
Clarke
Athletics Lose to Boston in Opening Game
Boston defeated Philadelphia 18 to 4 in the opening game before state and city officials. Scoring breakdown shows Boston at 131 050 218 and Philadelphia at 000 002 200. pitchers Cicotte Carrigan Coombs Lapp Russell Livingstone contributed to the rout.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cicotte
Carrigan
Coombs
Lapp
Russell
Livingstone
Washington shuts out New York in 1 0 victory
Washington defeated New York 1 to 0 in a tense game with the Senators scoring late and the Yankees being blanked. Pitchers dominated as both sides failed to push runs across until the decisive tally.
Brownsville Beats Corpus Christi in Second Game
In Brownsville Texas on April 22 the Brownsville batters won 4 to 1 over Corpus Christi. Hellman and Yarger each hit a three bagger. Score by innings shows Brownsville 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 starts. West and Yarger pitched with Trigg and Byrnes behind. Umpire Hurlburt.
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Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Hellman
Yarger
West
Trigg
Byrnes
Hurlburt
Laredo swamps Victoria 13 to 6 in two-hour game
Laredo defeated Victoria 13 to 6 in the second game of the season here. McGinty was knocked out of the box by the Onion Growers. McCormick replaced him and was struck at times. Gambrel and Bannon led the mound effort as McGinty, McCormick and Powers gave up runs. Umpire Grover.
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Gambral
Bannon
McGinty, McCormick
Powers
Grover
Atlanta rallies to win in extra innings
In Nashville on April 22 Atlanta beat Nashville 7 to 3 in ten innings after tying the game in the ninth. Keupper was hit as Atlanta scored four runs in the tenth to secure the victory. Batteries: Case Keupper Searbaugh Erioff Britton Miller.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Tenn
Keupper
R. H. E. Nashville
Case
Searbaugh
Erioff
Britton
Miller
Memphis Defeats Chattanooga 4-1 Behind Early Bunches
Memphis struck in bunches to beat Chattanooga 4 to 1. Allen pitched steady with solid support as Carmichael and Higgins matched Allen and Knotts behind the line. Final line shows Chattanooga 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 and Memphis 0 0 1 0 0 3 4.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Memphis
Allen
Carmichael
Higgins
Knotts
Montgomery Defeats New Orleans In First Victory
The first Montgomery victory over New Orleans 10 to 1 with Klawitzer Nagle Sparks Gribbins on the mound. Detroit fans expect changes as Tom Jones is replaced by Gainor. White Sox sweep minor league opponents, but major league play looms tougher. Cubs mourn the loss of their famed third baseman Stein.
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Ala
New Orleans
Klawitzer and Nagle
Sparks
Detroit
White Sox
Dondher
Stein
Chicago
Cubs
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