Giants Triumph In Dallas Series Opener At League Park
In Friday matinee at League Park the Giants beat the Broncs six to one. Ens hit his fourth homer of the Dallas series, Jewel Ens homering for Dallas as the first batter. Clyde Barfoot pitched well, despite fatigue from earlier operations, while Dallas’s attack stalled after an early rally. The Giants built a lead with two runs in the third and never looked back as the Brons failed to mount a sustained comeback, with key plays including Callihan’s walks, Mattick’s double, and defensive miscues in the late innings.
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Duddy's Ninth Inning Heroics Edge Shreveport
Duddy's long single with the sacks jammed in the ninth gave the Navs a 4 3 victory over Shreveport in Waco. James and J O'Neill homered, tying the series at one win each as two more round-trippers boosted the total to five for the set.
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Pate's Pass Delivers 2 1 Victory For Buffs Over Panthers
In a pitchers' duel at Houston Fort Worth, Pate allowed two hits and two walks through seven, then forced in the winning run in the seventh as Houston edged Fort Worth 2 to 1. Glenn matched him early, but Houston pulled ahead late with a decisive tally.
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Shreveport 7 Waco 8 in seven inning game highlights
Bereskey and Davis led with multiple hits and runs, Young allowed seven hits and three runs over seven innings while Young surrendered seven hits and three runs in three innings. Double plays included Pahhan to ONeill to Taliiman and Davis to Tanner to Leslie. Umpire Miller noted in a 2 05 timing.
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No Hit Victory by Spike Kelly in Camp Travis Tilt
Spike Kelly pitched for Camp Travis in a 4 to 2 win over the Military Police. Walker of the MPs allowed four hits as Kelly and Gomez led the Ammunition Train to victory with two homers by Kelly and one by Geniez. Arsenal to play Court of Honor and Alamo Packers on Sunday on Potchernick's diamond.
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Brackenridge High Extends Winning Streak with Shutout
Brackenridge High School, led by pitcher Virgil Winters, defeated San Antonio Academy 4 to 0 in a pitching duel. Winters allowed no runs while Davenport and Brackenridge infielders supported with errorless defense. Rennett led the Academy with two of its five hits as Peacock defeated St. Louis in the same report.
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St. Louis
Peacock Beats St Louis in Academic League Game
Campbell outpitched J Campbell as Peacock Military Academy defeated St Louis College 9 to 2 Friday afternoon. Peacock produced all nine runs on twelve hits aided by three misplays by the College, while tight nineties pitching and solid defense limited St Louis to seven hits and two runs.
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St Gerard's Win Routs Oaklanders In Close Contest
St Gerard's baseball team edged the Oaklanders 5 to 4 in a tense game featuring tight pitching and clutch hitting. Richart Wag enfehr and Provo led at the plate while Pro. 7, Buttimer, Hero and Sullivan sparked strong fielding including a late left field grab by Sullivan. Buckley and Canning powered Maklanders’ defense and offense. Buckler and Barn paired for St Gerard's, as the Oaklanders scored in a bid for victory.
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Myers
Standings of the Clubs Texas League Today’s Results
Friday results show San Antonio 1 over Dallas? Houston Wert Worth 4 over ? Waco 4 Shreveport 3. Remaining schedule lists Shreveport at San Antonio Dallas at Houston and Fort Worth at Waco with play today.
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Wayne League scores with several MLB games listed
Major League results show Washington defeating New York 9 to 1 and Chicago besting St. Louis 6 to 2. Boston beat Philadelphia 2 to 1. Detroit and Cleveland had rain, with Cleveland at Detroit on schedule. Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St. Louis also noted, Washington meeting New York in a later game.
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National League Results and Upcoming Games
National League scores show Pittsburg 7 Cincinnati 0 and New York 1 Brooklyn 2 with Philadelphia and Boston tied 0 0. Play today features Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg St Louis at Chicago Friday’s results include Nashville 8 Memphis 7 Little Rock 6 Chattanooga 4 Birmingham 0 New Orleans 2 Mobile 5 Atlanta 2. Chattanooga reports Verhout and Moran traded to Texas clubs as Mike Finn, manager, announces moves for Shreveport and Waco clubs.
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Camp Travis Tops Kelly Field In Opening Military Ball Clash
A crowd of about seven thousand watched Camp Travis Ninety‑second division defeat Kelly Field 2–1 in a Navy‑style Army baseball clash. Dickerson started for Travis, left after being struck by a pitch. Welly pitched for Kelly. Spreitzer homered for the losers, while Travis’ infield and a leaping Warner twice saved key runs. The teams plan two more games at Jelly Field and three at League Park through May.
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Fast Hibernian team at Camp Travis seeks league glory
Two Sunday School Indoor Baseball League games at the Y M C A headline the night program. First Presbyterians vs McKinley Avenue Methodists and Government Hill Methodists vs St Mark's Episcopal promise a top league clash. McKinley champions from last year, Presbyterians noted for weak hitting. Ernest Green to start for Presbyterians. Sexaver or Hamilton for McKinley. Second game features unbeatens with Gish for Episcopalians and Halliday for Will lads. Gish previously defeated Presbyterians with a single in the last game. Halliday tamed Westminster. First contest starts at 8 15 with Sam Lewis umpiring.
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Matty to France proposal unsettles Cincinnati Club
Christopher Matthewson, manager of the Cincinnati Club, signaled to War Work Council head William M. Sloane that a trip to France to promote baseball for American troops would be delicate. August Herrmann said no decision would be made until after the council conference. In New York, Ed Lewis and Joe Stecher wrestled to a two hour draw at Madison Square Garden, with Lewis relying on his headlock and Stecher on body scissors.
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Lewis
New York
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
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Lukin Academy cadets show improved marksmanship at range
At Municipal Rifle Range the Lukin Military Academy boys posted high scores with seven not dropping below 70. First Sergeant Heye led with 95 tied by Private Murphy. other top scores included Lieutenant Estes 90 Corporal Templeton 85 Private R McGinley 86 Corporal Fellbaum 83 and Private Walker 70. In open shoots Lieutenant Chadbourne scored 92 at 300 yards and Sergeant Mitchell 84 on 1 inch bullseye. Lt Nichols 84. Lieut Allen 79. St Clair 72. Crawford 64. Camp Dodge beat Camp Taylor in a Des Moines boxing night with a Gibbons McFarland draw in a six-round exhibition.
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Murphy
Estes
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R. McGinley
E. Fellbaum
Walker
M. O. Chadbourne
H. H. Mitchell
Lieut
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S.C. Allen
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