Grgeao Wins Easy Victory In Shreveport Game
Grgeao defeated Shreveport 8 to 2 as McElween Laval and Toland led a powerful offense. Medween hit a home run, a triple and a single in four at bats, while Laval and Toland added extra base hits. The Gassers protected their lead with solid pitching and timely defense.
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Shreveport
Pop Ligrasby
Rams
San Antonio
Balenti
Hyder Barr
Bate
Erles
Barr
Fox Kodak Baseball Meeting at Fox Studio
The Fox Kodak baseball team with Little Rock to meet Thursday at the Fox studio for an important gathering announced by Manager Eldridge. All members are requested to attend at 2 o clock. District reporting and batteries listed for the Memphis and Nashville games amid scattered score records and names.
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Fox Kodaks
R.A. EB
Fox Kodak
Little Rock
Nashville
Fox
Das
Hayes
Rogers
Street
Eldridge
Ste
Amitix School
Mies-managee
Fuent
Tuesday Boxing Card at Beethoven Promises Tight Welterweight Show
Boxing card at Beethoven, per matchmaker Jon Gold en, features Kid Foster of San Antonio vs Kit Grette of Fort Sam Houston in a ten round welterweight main bout. Reni Cordova and Jack Read meet in an Australidian title clash, while Fred Gurinsky faces Abe Wols in a six round preliminary. Grette recently knocked out “Fartling” Tain, signaling strong power for tomorrow’s weigh in at 145 pounds and 3 p.m.
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Weethoven
Jon Gold
Kid Foster
San Antonio
Kit Grette
Fort Sam Hoteton
Reni Cordova
Jack Read
Grette
Fartling
Army Post
Paciea
Fred Gurinsky
Abe Wols
Gurinsky
Boutaint
Wels
Puatilem
College Ball Results Across Various Venues
College basketball results list UNC Chapel Hill defeated Wake Forest 10 to 4 while Millsaps College fell to Southern University at Jackson Mississippi 4 to 2. Other scores include Trinity over Virginia Military Institute 4 to 1 and Baylor Institute at Waco 1. Cornell beat Dartmouth 4 to 1 in Ithaca. Harvard defeated Bates 2 to 1 in Cambridge. Ohio State edged Chicago 3 to 2 in Chicago.
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University of North Carolina
Wakeforest
Jackson
Miss
Millsaps College
Southern University
Lexington
Yar Trinity
Gyry
Virginia
Miliary Iastitute
Waco
Baylor Universice Institute
Ithaca
Cornell
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Main
Harvard
Bates
Chicago
Ohio State
Chiae
Temple Club Formed in San Marcos Texas
The fresh Home Industry club outside Temple was formed in San Marcos on April 28 with Stanley Watson state organizer Nestor Clayton and Robert Higgins of the Texas League of Home Industry Clubs. Club No. 2 elected N. H. B. Shand as president J. R. Porter as vice president Frederick M. Whaley as secretary. The group plans to patronize Texas industries and curb mail orders. The Temple delegation leaves tonight for Marlin to establish a club.
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Tex
Temple
Stanley H Watson
Nestor A. Clayton
Robert A.higgins
Texas League of Home Industry Clubs
Timpie
Texas
N. HB
Shand
J. R. Porter
Frederick MN
Whaley
Marlin
Baseball Notes From A Messy OCR Card Deck
The fragmentary report lists players like Laval Sarrt Toland and Snedecor with mentions of innings pitched by Stewart and other pitchers. It references baserunning actions, hits, and an umpire named Wright, with scattered team and score hints toward a Shreveport San Antonio game.
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Kneupp
Odell
Laval
Toland
Carrifice
Newton
Sarrt
Steelveen
MecElveens
Snedecor
Stewart
Sigeart
Ste Horne
Barr
Hordsky
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San Antonio SY Shreveport
Wright
Pacsing's Newmits Lead Texas League Standings
Shreveport defeats San Antonio 4 to 2 while Houston blanked Fort Worth 0. Galveston won 6 to 1 over Dallas, Beaumont and San Antonio also in action. Tuesday results show New York 2 Boston 0, Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3, St. Louis 2 Chicago 1, Cleveland 4.
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Galveston
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Tueslny's
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Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Tiny Wednesday
RL Louis
Warrington
National League Tuesday results and upcoming games
Tuesday results show Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 2 and Boston 12 New York 4. Chicago 6 Cincinnati 0 and St Louis 3 Pittsburgh v. Flay. Upcoming schedules list Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Chicago at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at St Louis.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St Tavis
Federal League Tuesday Results Show Mixed Scores
In St Louis Pittsburgh 5 to 2. Buffalo 14 over Baltimore 1. Brooklyn 6 over Kansas City 7. Chicago 6 over Kansas City 7. Wednesday games: Kansas City at Chicago. St Louis at Pittsburgh. Buffalo at Newark. Baltimore at Brooklyn.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Chicago
St Louis
Newark
Iers
Pitsburg
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Kansas
Brookly
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Oreans
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Blairs Reulvach
Trantmann
Henden
R. HE
Blackburn
Adams
Oulton
Main
Brown
Busterly
Prendergast
Johnson
Fischer
Wilson
Auto racers to try again on Thursday in Oklahoma City
The directors of the Bowthwest Auto Racing Association announce a third postponement of the 200 mile championship road race for eight thousand dollar prize money. Notable entrants include Maxwell, Burman, Hearne, Whal, Cooper, Lewlay, Carl, Maxwell’s teammate Clark, and Striegel with Tulsa’s AF Scott signaling intent to stay for the event amid strong local support. The association credits strong turnout for the Oklahoma race and the accompanying auto-aeroplane exhibition as a success, despite earlier delays.
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Oklanoma City
Appl
West Tey
Bowthwest
Atta Racing Association
Gald
Barney Oldsfield
Eddie Hearne
Johnny Whalmex
Earl Cooper
Dave Lewlay
Hilly Carl Jean
Olduici
Maxwell
George Clark
Mercedes
Albert Striegel
Stafford
AF. Scott
Tulsa
Orl| Bivens
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F. Jr. Carhart
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Actioa
Waco Shuts Out Houston in Baseball Tilt
Harding twirls a one hitter as Waco edges Houston 3 to 0. Markle drove in a run with a fifth inning single, Railly doubled for another. Pitching by Napier for Houston yielded five hits. Umpire Akien officiated. In Dallas, Tex, April 28, President Davidson hinted at delaying a mayoral term limit bill if needed, with 12 officials seeking extension. In New York, James Byers status noted as improving and May 11 return targeted. Memphis reports signing two players and a fan attack incident at the ballpark, details unclear.
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Wack
Tex
Harding
Houston
Red Doyle
Markle
Waco
Wera Sarnere
Napier
Meyer
Jax35
Wasp
Railly
Fiouston
Reilly
Alien
Akien
Evers
New York
Herman Nickerag
Boston Nationals
Fann Byers
Chantelions
Stallings
Batterries and Players in 19th Century Baseball Reports
Fragmentary score ledger lists teams such as New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati and others with partial inning counts and player names like Rudolgh Gowdy Perritt Ritter Schupp Meyairs Smith Stucker Appleton Kilmer Lowin Baverice Macmaun Griner Girder Zahel Breenshag Ames Yale and WIth. The text appears to be a condensed box score or recap from a multi-city baseball event with incomplete data and scattered scores.
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Bostnn
New York
Beadon
Rudolgh and Gowdy
Perritt
Ritter
Schupp and Meyairs
Smith
Dallas Scores 1 10.0 Victory Over Beau
Dallas, Tex, Apel 2%-Vallas' defeated Beaumont, 1 to Miu pitch. The game featured Keller’s sacrifice and a crowd-opp spot. Jost and Dunn handled batteries with Hovis and Skrat as umpires in a tense contest between local teams.
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BEAU
Tex
Apel
Vallas
Beaumont
Varta
Sloan
Jost
Kellermah
Cironeh
R. Es
Jost Sirnl Hovis
Skrat and Dunn
Fort Worth Baseball Protest and Slow Scoring Night
Fort Worth and Galveston split a game amid a protest over umpire calls as Washington and Philadelphia also posted results. Batteries were Shawkey McVay and German Jones ONeill among others. Chicago beat Cleveland 7 to 4 with Leary and Louderback behind the plate. New York defeated Boston 2 to 3 as Knoating Sweeney Foster Collins Thomas led.
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Tex
Miller
Aiz
Nance
Washington
Philadelphia
Galveston
Bane Aie
Shawkey and
McVayi Sg
Sud
Gallo S
Henry
Fentress
Critter den
Alien
Jordan
Mis Pare
New York
Boston
Foster, Collins and
Thomas
International League opens as Titch iond defeats Toronto
RICHMOND April 28 Titch iond Tuesday completed its entrance into the International League by defeating Toronto 11 to 1. The other league teams start the season Wednesday and Thursday. Stowers base ball holds a meeting at Alexander's billiard parlors Thursday night at 8 o'clock. all members urged to attend. Old Patria taken on by Unilery & Prosaing Co. adv.
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Richmond
Titch Iond
Toronto
Stowers
Alexander’s
Vollmer's Bird Wins 800 Mile Switton Flight Race
F B 3402 victory by a homer pigeon from Vollmer, in a stormy 800 mile race from Switton Arkansas to the home loft. Three entries started, Weathered the gale, owner listed as G M Heberer and F J Vollmer with registered birds, speed times noted.
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F. J. Volmer
Homer
Volmer
G. M. Heberer
FJ. Valmer
Owls to Play Tigers in New Braunfels Next Sunday
The Order of Oris baseball team is scheduled to face the New Braunfels Tigers in New Braunfels Sunday afternoon weather permitting. Manager Glore announced the opener of the season in steady terms, noting it will be the first meeting of the year.
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Glors
New Braunfels
Oris
Ste
Braunfels Tigers
Glore
Owl team to hold meeting before upcoming game
The Owls schedule a special meeting next Friday night to discuss tactics for the forthcoming game. Players will convene at 3 30 next Sunday morning at the PB depot for a briefing and final preparations.
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Owls
Te . PB. Depot
Singer Wins Opener At Band Ball Tourney
Leo Singer won the opener in the Mr. C. A. band ball tourney defeating Thomes son in the Class faction with three of five gates. Final scores 11-2 19 11 29-11 11-8. The match featured tight exchanges until Singer pulled ahead with superior conditioning. The tournament will have four classes A B C and D with elimination style for C and D and rounds for A and B.
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Leo Singer
Arthur Lancaster
Henry Jackson
Richey Hamilton
Harold Hill
Wedoraday
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