Eberhard Shuts Out Beaumont as Bears Struggle vs Righty
Fort Worth Bears were stifled by Danny Eberhard who allowed only six hits in a 2 0 defeat at Teague Park. Beaumont scored in the second on a sequence of hits and a forceout, with key defensive plays and missed opportunities shaping the concise shutout.
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Interest in junior golf event grows in Chicago
Interest in the western junior golf championship at Grieggate Club Chicago grows with 200 youths under 20 expected to compete, surpassing last year’s 177 starters. The event spans four days with three flights of 22 qualifiers, drawing players from New York Canada South and the Southwest, as the title holder age restriction shifts.
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LIFTS PLAYER LIMIT WESTERN ASSOCIATION RULE UPDATE
The Western Association will lift its player limit Wednesday. After August 2, clubs may carry more players, Provident J. Warren Seabough said today.
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Provident J. Warren Seabough Waid
Helen Wills Regrets Not Meeting Suzanne Lenglen
New York Aug 2 Mies Helen Wills Olympic tennis champion arrived on the Aquitania and said her only regret is not arranging a match with Suzanne Lenglen French champion. Wills praised Lenglen’s technique while noting English courts match American standards. She plans to play in the national tournament then proceed to Boston and her Berkeley home.
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Bears Box Score From San Antonio Game
Box score shows Seaum t batting for Bears and San Antonio players including Foreman Deviveros and Eberhard. Highlights include Foreman’s three-base hit and Huber scoring, with Winters and Eberhard handling pitching duties and multiple double plays noted. Final lines indicate runs for San Antonio and Beaumont with detailed hits, errors, and bases.
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Fifteenth Artillery Back in Post League Fight at Fort Sam Houston
The Fifteenth Artillery beat the Twenty-third Infantry 8 to 2 in the Fort Sam Houston Post League. Davies won a pitchers battle from Glaubitz as Bott hurlers excelled in key moments. Michaels and Choquette stroked consecutive triples to spark the attack, with Irwin, Rice and others contributing. Umpires Grimes and Chapman called the game. field miscues and hits tally listed in the scorecard.
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Australian players clinch decisive Davis Cup doubles win
In Brooklyn at Crescent A. C. Australia sealed the American zone series by defeating China 3–0. Patterson and O'Hara Wood beat Look Wei and Huang in doubles after Hong Kong duo Gere ald Su won earlier. Final score 6-2 6-4 6-? with China trailing 34 in points.
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Bartlesville Boss Stumbles Ending 43 Game Hit Streak
Al Greene, newly named manager of the Bartlesville club in the Western Association, failed to hit in the game against Muskogee, ending his 43 game consecutive hitting streak. Bartlesville won 16-4 as Teague’s 60 game mark remains the benchmark, with Sisler and Keeler noted for earlier records.
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Wichita
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Sulphur Springs Triumphs in Texas League Action
Sulphur Springs defeated Mount Vernon 6 to 2 as Marahal pitched well and Longview edged Greenville 4 to 3 in a Texas League update. Texarkana and Farle combined for a 1 run game, while Tyirrity Greenville dropped despite early lead.
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Texas League box scores show Wichita and Shreveport split
In a Texas League doubleheader, Wichita Falls beat Shreveport 7-5 in nine innings while Shreveport edged Wichita 11-5 in the continuation. Key players included Coombs, Smith, Locker, and Callaghan for Wichita, with Fussell and Vinell handling pitching duties for Shreveport. Galveston and Dallas Fort Worth also reported scores in the circuit.
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Yankees Rally To Take Third Straight In Series Showdown
New York Yankees beat St Louis 3 2 as Urban Shocker falters in the third game. Ruth argues with a fan, Bush ejected after dispute with Empire Rowland. Washington Senators win 7 3 over Detroit to stay 1/2 game behind the leaders. Athletics edge Cleveland 4 3 as Rommell wild. Chicago tops Boston 2 1. Pirates fall to Giants 2 0 as McGraw’s men widen NL lead. Braves beat Cincinnati 5 2 in 15 innings. Philadelphia Louis game postponed due to rain.
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Baseball Question Box from The Light column
Questions answered on rules and plays by John B Foster. Topics include triple play criteria, time at bat after batter is put out, batter strikes with both hands, and whether fatigued games affect individual player records. Answers clarify that triple play requires the runner to be put out before returning, time at bat ends with the third out, bats can switch hands within the same at bat, and fatigue does not change club standings though it preserves individual stats.
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Old Buddies Battle Gowdy Tribute In Fort Benning
A sham battle staged by the 16th Infantry in Central Park honors Hank Gowdy Giants catcher and first mlb player in infantry. Maj Gen Bufford and Lt Col Onstigan watched as veterans reenacted a Mouse-Argosina offensive charge Gowdy directed. Women golfers practice for the Western Championship at Onwentsia with Edith Cummings leading an expected 150 entrants.
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American athletes win more in Stockholm meet
In Stockholm Sweden on August 2 the American team added victories at the stadium games. Charles Paddock of Los Angeles A C won the 200 meters in 21.9 seconds with Toren Murchison of Newark second. Ivan Reilly of Illinois A C took the 400 meter hurdles in 64.5 seconds. Allan Helfrich of Penn State won the 800 meters in 1 55.6 and Paulsen of Holland was second. Jansson of Sweden won the shot put at 14.41 meters with Norton of Georgetown second at 13.16 meters. Sweden also won the 160 meter relay in 3:19. Minutes 26.88 seconds for the United States relay second.
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Los Angeles
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Merson Norton
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Flag Chasers Play Saturday in Major League Card
Friday results show Beaumont 2 San Antonio 0 and Houston 11 Galveston 5. Dallas 5 Fort Worth 0. AP standings cover American League Batters, pitchers and scores across cities including Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and New York with multiple games and innings noted.
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Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
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Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Kinsey’s Brilliant Tennis Tops Johnston in Seabright Final
Pacific Coast champion Howard Kinsey defeated William Johnston in five sets to win the Seabright invitation tournament final. Kinsey’s varied attack and precise shots overwhelmed the American No. 2, who battled with flashes of form but could not sustain them. Earlier, Miss Mary K Browne won the women’s singles 6-0 6-1 over Mayme MacDonald, and Browne with Mrs T Horace Dudley captured the women’s doubles 6-2 6-1.
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America
Howard Kinsey
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Mary K. Browne
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Los Angeles
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New York
Leonard Walker welter title bout slated for August at Yankee Stadium
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion faces Mickey Walker holder of the welter crown in a fifteen round title clash at Yankee Stadium on August 20. If rain delays the bout will move to August 22. Promoter duties shift from Tex Rickard to Jimmy Johnston with contracts to be reassigned or drawn up between Johnston and the principals.
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Young Ross defeats Downey in ten round Newark bout
Newark featherweight Young Ross knocks out Bryan Downey of Cleveland in the tenth round of a scheduled 15 round bout, Downey’s corner throwing in the towel. The win adds a knockout to Downey’s record, a first recorded against him, with Cook of New Orleans losing a ten round decision in the semi final.
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Johnny Tileman Beaten in 11 Round Tulsa Bout
Warnie Smith of Bartlesville Oklahoma won the newspaper decision over Johnny Tileman of Minneapolis in an 11 round bout in Tulsa. Smith dominated the action as the aggressor and won virtually every round last night.
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Warnie Smith
Bartlesville
Johnny Tillman
Minnenapolis
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Young Bob Fitzsimmons Wins News Paper Decision in Third Round
In Grand Rapids last night, Young Bob Fitzsimmons, New York light heavy, won a newspaper decision over Soldier Kin of Grand Rapids in a three round bout. Vermette of Fort Williams, Maine, posted the high pistol score of 2637 in ten rounds and will join six others for the U S infantry national matches at Fort Niagara.
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W. A. Hedden
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Printers' Series Opens with 14th International Baseball Championship
Baseball teams from Boston Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Hamilton Indianapolis New York Pittsburgh St Louis St Paul Washington and Chicago prepare to open the fourteenth annual union printers international baseball championship at the Cubs park in Chicago. The following week hosts the annual golf tournament.
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Reds pennant hopes fade as Boston tops them in doubleheader
The Boston Red Sox swept Cincinnati in a doubleheader, pushing the Reds deeper into a losing stretch. Injuries and aging players blamed for slips as Cincinnati falls from pennant contention with about two-thirds of the schedule remaining. Jack Hendricks faces a tough push to move the club back into the top division.
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Reds
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Pat Moran
Wilson Greb bout under discussion
Plans are on foot to match middleweight contenders Harry Greb and Johnny Wilson for the title. Rickard would stage the bout and pay the purse with suitable guarantees. Wilson, after knocking out Jock Malone, headlined a sensational win as fans await the big clash versus Greb and Flowers.
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