Schrader’s Triple Secures 4–3 Victory Over Shreveport
In Shreveport, Schrader hit a three-base drive off Harry Stewart in the eighth, scoring Knaupp and Barr to lift San Antonio Bronchos to a 4–3 win over the Nags. Knaupp opened the decisive inning with a single, and Schrader’s homer finished the rally.
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Shreveport
Schrader
Knaupp
Smith
Barr
Beegan
Wotell
Burch
Bensonites
Knanpp
Brotchos
Raegan
Harry Stewart
Dunckel
Stewart
Sacvsee
E .Recker
Carroll
Elwert
Coun
Beses
Baggan
Bagean
Clark
Kneaves
Bagean Basle
Duffy
San Antonio
Moran
Chaney Chosen as Referee for Kilbane Bout at Labor Day
Chaney agrees to Matt Hinkel of Kilbane's home city as referee and promoter for the anticipated featherweight title match on Labor Day at Cedar Point. Chaney outboxed Packey Homme in a ten round bout in New York, signaling readiness for the Kilbane clash.
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Baltimore
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
George Chaney
Chaney
Matt Hinkel
Kilbane
Hinkel
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Sandusky
New York
Packey Homme
Roufe Tops Lone Star Rifle Shoot With 74 of 100
A Roufe captured first honors at the Lone Star Rifle Club weekly shoot with 74 points, followed by A Barbera 73 and Sam Rothwell 71. Carr scored 70, others included Friedrich 67 and Rossi 63. New members Bowles Royster Hearn Veltman Noel joined. Wilson elected president, Rossi vicepresident, replacing resignations. Next practice shoot Sunday afternoon ahead of Labor Day event.
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A. Rouff
Lone Star Rifle Club
A. Barbera
Sam Rothwell
R. W. Carr
M. Friedrich
C. Barbera
W. A. Wilson
J. Barloco
F. Rossi
R. H. Hearn
F. Flores
E. Smith
F. Menn
F. P. Davis
Bowles Royster
A. J. Veltman
Frank Noel
W. Sonnen
Fred Rossi
Wilson
Dallas Downs Buffs in Eleven Inning Tilt
Dallas tops Houston 9 to 1 in eleven innings as Ens delivers two base drive to center scoring Diltz. Edmondson and Conley pitched well with Edmondson taking the loss and Conley the win. Hood seeks a game next Sunday and an Illinois jeweler builds a clock that plays phonograph selections.
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Dallas
Tex
Ens
Diltz
Edmondson
Conley
Houston
Ab.r.h.c.a.e
Gitekak
Cathesavexiee
Walia
Banoria
Hamondeon
Caeckeecht den
Bush
Elehth
Prouustob
Ois
Cs Weeecans
Josefson
McCandless
Bale
Brownlow
Green
Vitter
Illinois
Texas League Thursday Scores From Club Standings
Shreveport defeated San Antonio 4 to 3. Galveston won 7 to 2 at Fort Worth and Dallas edged Houston 1 to 0 in 11 innings. Waco beat Beaumont 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Friday games include Galveston at Fort Worth, Houston at Dallas, Beaumont at Waco, and San Antonio at Shreveport.
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Thursay
Shreveport
San Antonio
Galveston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Waco
Beaumont
Houston Coos Ll
Beaumonte
Dallas Wee W
Baseball Results From Thursday in National League
Scores show Cincinnati 3 3 Boston 1 5 and New York 1 Chicago 0. Brooklyn 7 Pittsburg 2. Philadelphia 10 St Louis 4. Upcoming games list Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pet
Psyd
Brooklyn Eee
Philadelphia Eeee
Boston Wees RS
Ee Eres
Pittsburg Ae
American League Thursday results recap
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 while Detroit won 2 to 1 over New York and St. Louis edged Boston 3 to 2. Remaining games Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at St. Louis were listed with rain in Washington Chicago.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington-Chicago
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Boston One
Cleveland Ween
New York Sence
St Louis
Pirates Beat Panthers As Galveston Wins Series Game Two
Fort Worth scoreless ragged play as Galveston defeats Fort Worth 7 to 2 in game two of the series. Galveston's Meiver, Hollander and Noyes pace the offense while Fort Worth’s Morrison Betts and Pentre contribute late.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Galveston
AB. R. HO. A. F. Piresua
Uf Oy Os Aveswoces
Bautalt
Saul
Meiver
Hs Dehaenna
Hollander
Roimny
Cdi Versetears S SO OE
Pesssenee Ceigeey Oy
Eee Marah
Pose
Siésccaen
Balentil
Sharman
Miller
Sentell
Stow
Breaux
Johnson
Crouchman
Robinson
Noyes
Fentress
Harrah
Upsets Highlight Missouri Tennis Tournament Surprises
In Kansas City a string of upsets shook the Missouri state tennis event. Al Lindauer of Chicago defeated Clifford Lockhorn of Kansas City 7-5 in the fifth round. Fred Williams of Kansas City teamed with J. G. Cox of Springfield to beat Eugene Monett and Kenneth Uhls in doubles 6-4 6-2 in the first round.
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Kansas City
al Lindauer
Chicago
Clifford Lockhorn
Missouri Valley
Dhamage
Eugene Monett
Norman
Okla
Kenneth Uhls
Fred Williams
J. G. Cox
Springfield
Mobile Names Matty McIntyre as New Mobile Manager
Matty McIntyre former Detroit outfielder will manage Mobile Southern League club starting Friday after signing a contract. Charley Schmidt will stay as catcher through season end. President Harry Inge confirms Mobile will field a Southern League team next season and the franchise is not for sale.
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Mobile
Ala
Matty McIntyre
Detroit
Charley Schmidt
McIntyre
Harry Inge
Tanner's infield single sends Waco past Beaumont in twelfth
In Waco Texas on August fourth Tanner delivered a single to drive in the winning run in the twelfth inning as Waco edged Beaumont three two. Pitcher Watkins worked steadily for Beaumont with a late error aiding Waco and notable plays by Sage and Causey among others.
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Tarleton
Waco
Tex
Tanner
Watkins
Beaumont
Sr Aansume
Delehanty
Wilson
Seve
Sage
Causey
Grubb
Wohlleben
Dodd
Conwell
Perry
Reilly
Coyle
Malmquiat
McCafferty
Opening Matches Set for East vs West Tennis Trials
The opening East versus West tennis matches will be held Friday afternoon at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills L I on the grass courts famed for Davis Cup and national championships. Players include George M Church Tenafly N J versus Clarence J Griffin San Francisco W M Washburn New York City versus R J Murray San Francisco Karl Behr New York City versus W E Davis San Francisco and W M Johnson national singles champion San Francisco versus R Norris Williams TI Philadelphia.
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New York
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
George M. Church
Tenafly
N. J
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
W. M. Washburn
New York City
R. J. Murray
Karl Behr
W. E. Davis
W. M. Johnson
R. Norris Williams TI
Philadelphia
Evers Threatens Quit After Braves Dispute With Smith
Boston August 4 Captain Evers said he was disgusted with the team’s direction and would quit the Braves if he could obtain an unconditional release after a quarrel with Red Smith of the Nationals. Evers was ejected in the third inning for wrangling with Smith. the spat continued at the clubhouse before teammates separated them.
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Boston
Mass
Captain Evers
Red” Smith
Boston Nationals
Evers
Braves
Byron
Cincinnati
Smith
Baseball scores from New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn games
At New York R H E CHIGREO 60 vies 000 000 000 07 J0 New York .000 000 01x-14 2 Batteries Vaughn Wilson Perritt Rariden. At Philadelphia HAH 3 St Louis .002 006 020-493 Philadelphia 000 133 08x-10 14 1 Batteries Doak Gonzales Bender Burns. At Brooklyn R H E Pittsburg .000 000 020-27 1 Brooklyn .000 000 48x-7 10 2 Batteries Miller Kantlehner Fischer Cheney Miller.
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R. H. E. Chigreo
Vaughn and
Wilson
Perritt and
Rariden
Philadelphia
St. Louis
HAH
Doak and
Gonzales
Bender and
Burns
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Miller
Kantlehner
Fischer
Cheney
First game ends with Reds top Reds?
Cincinnati earns a 3 to 1 win over Boston after a late rally. Toney Schulz Moseley and Wingo on the mound for Cincinnati with Barnes and Blackburn behind the plate.
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R. H. E. Cincinnati
Boston Sac
Toney
Schulz
Moseley
Wingo
Barnes
Blackburn
Second Game Box Score Report
Cincinnati led with a 3 to 0 final in a game that featured Hoeton pitching 4 innings and Moseley securing the save. Batter notes list Moseley and Clark for Cincinnati and Allen and Blackburn for Hoeton.
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R. H. E. Cincinnati
Hoeton
Moseley and Clark
Allen and Blackburn
Cleveland Triumphs Over Philadelphia 3 1 in One Night Game
In Cleveland, the Indians defeated the Phillies 3 to 1 with a seven run performance aided by Bush Haley Bagley and Daly. Detroit visitors New York fell 2 to 1 as Coveleskie and Stanage held the line while Boland and Baker contributed for the home side.
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Detroit
New York
Patton
Russell
Walters
Coveleskie, Boland and Stanage
Baker
St. Louis Beats Boston in Rain Shortened Tilt
At St. Louis the A’s beat Boston 6 to 4 with final innings affected by rain. Leonard Mays Agnew and Thomas Koob Severoid pitched for St. Louis. A separate Washington Chicago game was called due to rain after delays.
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Boston
R.H
Leonard
Mays
Agnew
Thomas
Koob
Severoid
Chicago
Washington-Chicago
Nashville Tops Atlanta in Southern League Shootout
Nashville defeated Atlanta 8 to 5 in Atlanta. Pitchers Herbert Wells Street and Perkins contributed as Nashville built late runs. Little Rock edged New Orleans 2 to 1 in New Orleans. Mobile beat Memphis 4 to 3 at Mobile with a late-inning rally. Birmingham swept Chattanooga 6 to 0 and 4 to 2 at Birmingham.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Herbert, Wells and
Street
Davis and
Perkins
Milwaukee and Louisville Victors Highlight Midwest Action
In Kansas City Kansas City beat Milwaukee 5 to 1 while Toledo defeated Louisville 8 to 2. Columbus came from behind to beat Indianapolis 8 to 6 as Minneapolis fell 3 to 4 to St. Paul.
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American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Legg Leads Minneapolis Hopefuls Into Trans Miss Finals
In Minneapolis on August 4, Harry G. Legg of Minneapolis won 9 up 8 to play over B C Guinand of Cedar Rapids to reach the semi finals of the championship flight. C P Jaffray, also from Minnesota, advances after beating Rev. Paul R. Talbot of Salina 6 and 5 and will meet Legg Friday.
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Minn
Iowa
Harry G. Legg
B. C. Guinand
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
C. P. Jaffray
Legg
Jaffray
Paul R.talbot
Salina
Kas
Three fast games promised Sunday in City League
Local baseball fans will see two double headers next Sunday at League park and Electric park. Boerne White Sox meet Ahrens & Ott in game one at 3 pm with Wedge to pitch one game and Hicks or Gray for the other. The XXX Pearls and Ahrens & Otts split the second game as a trial for local players. Knights of Columbus vs Potchnicks also at 3 pm, Cy Fried to pitch for the Columbians and Al Manny for Potchernicks.
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City Baseball League
Boerne
White Sox
San Antonio
Ahreng & Ott
League Park
XXX Pearls
Ahrens & Otts
Charles Wedge
Bourne
Wedge
al C. Jonas
Plumbing” Brigade
Hicks
Gray
Toudouze
O'Shaughnessy
Electric Park
Knights of Columbus
Potchernicks
Ahrens & Ott
Huisache Club Prepares Tennis Tourney Draws Texas Players
The Huisache Golf Club will stage its tennis tournament beginning next Monday afternoon. Manager C. H. Williams announces preparations underway and Arthur Seeligson, former Yale star and San Antonian, is among latest entrants with many of Texas' top players expected to compete.
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Huisache Golf Club
C. H. Williams
Arthur Seeligson
Yale
San Antonian
Texas
Trophies up for grabs in upcoming clash event
Entry deadline set as 4 p m Saturday with Mr Williams as contact. Prospective entrants urged to reach Trav is 3615 for details.
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Williams
Travis
Davy Crockett Rifle Club Plans First Practice Shoot
The Davy Crockett Rifle Club formed from A. B. Frank Company employees with over forty members will hold its first practice shoot sighting and aiming drill Friday night at the Lone Star Rifle Club range 408 Military Plaza. Officers elected include J. W. Schofield president C. A. Hamer vice president M. M. Nuessle secretary H. L. Moths treasurer and Thos R. Brown executive officer.
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Davy Crockett Rifle Club
A. B. Frank Company
Lone Star Rifle Club
Military Plaza
J. W. Schofield
C. A. Hamer
M. M. Nuessle
H. L. Moths
Thos. R. Brown
Billy Dale Captures Burdick Hotel Purse in Kalamazoo
Billy Dale won the Burdick hotel purse of 2000 dollars for 2:09 pacers in straight heats with a best time of 2.03. The 2:16 trot consisted of four heats with Baby Doll taking the first mile and Tommy Murphy winning the next three with Helen Worthy. The 2:20 trot also had four heats with Zombie Clay winning the first, third, and fourth heats.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Billy_ Dale
Walter Cox
Burdick Hotel
Baby Doll
Tommy Murphy
Helen Worthy
Zombie Clay
Old Furniture and Bargain Talk on Salem Street
A shopper recalls a Salem street scene as London traders imitate Salem street bargains. A customer negotiates a price for a chest of drawers, offering two pounds five as a return visit looms, while a London shop adapts the thrift store ethos.
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Boston Transcript
Salem Street
London
Solomon Lewis
Second hand furniture fuels wartime shortages report
A Totten ham Court Road dealer explains why second hand furniture is rising in price and use. Factories are scarce and munition work, plus transport delays, push buyers to refurbish and resell. One couple furnished a new flat entirely with second hand pieces to speed their readiness.
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Tottenham Court Road
Detective solves case over dance hall clue
A detective interviews a woman about her husband who leaves each evening and returns at midnight with powder on his shoulder and hair on his coat. He calls the Palais de Hop and arranges for dancing lessons, believing the clue will help stop the suspected acts.
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Palais de Hop
G. d
Detroit Free Press
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