Bears face cellar fight after rough Beaumont trip
In Galveston the Bears open a three game set with the Sandcrabs as they seek to avoid slipping into cellar status. After a 6-3-1 home mark against Wichita Falls Shreveport Dallas and Fort Worth they dropped the Beaumont series, finishing with a sub .500 home record. Joe Connolly drove in four runs in the opener with two triples and a double, while Beaumont hitters piled up 27 runs on 41 bases in the doubleheader.
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Bob Coleman
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Bears Edge San Antonio In Ninth Inning Rally
In a doubleheader, San Antonio and Beaumont battled with Bears winning the nightcap after a shaky start. Key hits by Braveld Fuller and Connolly fueled the comeback as Knaupp Ostergard and Deviveros starred in the field and at bat.
English polo team visits U S first time in ten years
The English polo tour arrives in the United States to challenge for the International polo trophy, with matches at Meadow Brook on September 5 and 6 and a potential third game on September 10. The American defense features Eric Pedley, Thomas Hitchcock Jr., J Watson Webb, and Deveraux Milburn, all from Meadow Brook.
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Eric Pedley
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Thomas Hitchcok Jr
J. Watson Webb
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Long Island
Daily Change of Leaders Continues in Baseball Race
New York Aug 4 The American League chase tightens with Detroit back in front by one over the Yankees who hold a narrow edge over Washington. Highlights include Cobb and the Tigers beating an intruder, Hellmy homering for the seventh time, and St Louis nudging toward the leaders with Judge sparing the Senators a shutout. Chicago loses to the Athletics as Thurston exits early. Cleveland tops Boston 2 to 2 with Boone homering late. Cubs fall to the Giants as Pittsburgh rises in the standings. Pirates beat the Robins, Yde notching his eighth straight win, while McKee named ineligible, lingering at the Polo Grounds.
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Gaston
Eagle Hurler Shuts Out New Braunfels in 2 0 Victory
Butler pitched a two run shutout for the Eagle Furniture Company team of San Antonio Sunday at New Braunfels, beating the Tigers 2 to 0 as he allowed five singles. He helped his cause with two hits in four chances and struck out five. Clyde Conoly led the Eagles with three doubles, while Anderson and Monoly provided sharp fielding and timely hits.
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Women’s Western Golf Meet Begins in Chicago
National champion Edith Cummings and Miriam Burns head a field of about 150 women golfers in the qualifying round at Onwen club. Burns qualifies automatically, Cummings leads Western honors, and 32 players will reach the championships flight with two other flights. Matches run 18 holes, with 36 holes for the final on Saturday.
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Miriam Burns
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Onwen Club
Miss Burns
Exmoor
Louise Ford
Youngstown
Ohio
Cummings
Brooks Field narrows Walker Moore win as Rover shines
Major Ralph Rover pitched for Brooks Meld's Brooks Field team Sunday against Walker Moore wholesalers, earning victory as his side benefited from multiple errors by the opponents. The game featured Rover allowing few hits while teammates Batterson Edwards and Kaisery contributed, with Mortis and Piel also active.
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Ralph Rover
Brooks Field
Walker Moore
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Hoo
Three game series set for league title chase
Mis tletoes and Samscos must play a three game series to decide the Intermediate League champion after Samscos’ win tied them with Milkmen. First game scheduled for next Sunday on a diamond to be named.
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Grove Seniors Win Seniors Defeat at Kelly Field
The Grove seniors walloped the 0th Aero Squadron baseball team at Grove Sunday, 16 to 6. Julius Moseman and Gaseytehin formed a strong battery for Grove, while Bauer, Lipp and Edmondson scored for Keily Field. Eight runs in the fourth inning sealed the Grove victory. the junior team fell 7 to 6 in seven innings as Palmer's double highlighted a Bear Cubs win.
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Shea and Cocke Golf Finalists in Local Tournament
Lieutenant Gus Shea and Bartlett Cocke reach golf finals at Trackenridge Park. Shea defeated Guy Warren four and two, Cocke beat Frank Ureeding four and two. Finalists will play 18 holes next Sunday.
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Adoue Beats Hogue In Prolonged Dallas Tennis Final
Dallas veterans J B Adoue Jr and Bradley B Hogue battled over three hours at the Dallas Lawn Tennis Club for the Southwestern singles crown. Adoue edged Hogue after shifting for sets including 4 6 and 9 7, with last set standings noted as 56. Leven Jester had been last year’s champion but lost in the fourth round to Hogue.
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Texas League Box Scores From Shreveport and Fort Worth
Box score rundown from Shreveport vs Wichita Falls and Fort Worth vs Dallas games. Highlights include multiple players with runs batted in, fielding errors, and pitching lines, along with time of game and umpires. Also notes a swimmer Arne Bots breaking a world 100 yard record in London.
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Flag Chasers and Scores Across Leagues
A fragment shows varied baseball and basketball results and forthcoming games. Teams like Houston, Dallas, Galveston, Beaumont, Shreveport, and San Antonio are listed with partial standings and Monday schedules. Conference and league lines mention Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, St Louis, and Pittsburgh with limited results and upcoming matchups.
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Chic Chics Dominate Bakery Pitches 10 to 1 Win
The Chic Chies overwhelmed the Lone Stir Bakers on Sunday with strong batting led by Wright who hit a homer and Rud vick and Fain each adding two hits. Bakers were hampered by four double plays and scattered errors as Chic Chics sealed a decisive 10 to 1 victory.
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Kid Pitchers Carry Close Race In 1924 Baseball
Hollis Thurston leads White Sox rookie arms with wins as Connally and other young pitchers shape a tight pennant chase. The column credits kid pitchers for the near two teams’ struggle, noting stars like Thurston Gaston and several rookies powering battles across leagues.
Ruth Extends Home Run Lead In Major League Race
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees extends the home run chase by cracking his 14th July homer and 35th of the season in a late doubleheader, with Hauser of the Philadelphia Americans striking three times. Fournier and Hornsby gain ground in the NL while Mauser climbs to second in the junior league standings.
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