McCuller Stars In 18 Inning Tie With Gronchos
McCuller pitched a 18 inning 3 to 3 tie at Austin as Hille belted two triples and Seitz led the Gronchos with four singles. Hohnhorst, McIver and Davenport contributed key hits as rain clouds and darkness halted the marathon game with no umpire present.
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White Sox Win Out Washington In Extra Innings
The Chicago White Sox defeated Washington 3 to 2 in ten innings, fueling a second straight win as Benz faltered in the ninth allowing two Washington runs to tie the game. Boehling puzzled the visitors, while Chicago manager Callahan denied rumors of an impending managerial change.
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Sutherlands Seek Sunday Baseball Game
Sutherland baseball team seeks a game for Sunday with any opponent. Call Anderson at Burris store in Sutherland Springs. A Collmann, plumber, phones 397.
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Knaupp's Homer Sparks Navigators Victory Over Houston
Waco navigators rally past Houston 4 to 1 as Knaupp belts a solo homer the only Houston dent. Ogle twirls airtight relief in late frames, while Wohlleben McLaurin and Rennard collect key hits to plate four. Team errors and timely singles pace Waco to series opener win in Waco Texas on August 6.
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Braves Lose to Cincinnati in Third Straight Game
Cincinnati piled up hits to beat Boston 5 to 1 in the Aug 5 game at Cincinnati. Brown hurled in vintage form, holding Boston to only one inning with consecutive hits. Rariden was retired in the fourth while batting and interfering on Clarke s throw to Mann at second. Tinker stole third and scored in the eighth. Batteries: Perdue Strand and Rariden for Boston, Brown and Clarke for Cincinnati.
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Alexander Dominates Cardinals as Quakers Win
Alexander pitched a complete game, holding St Louis to no runs while Philadelphia touches home once on a string of timely hits. Batteries: Alexander and Killifer for Philadelphia. Sallee and Wingo for St Louis. Wheeler to meet Fuquay in a YMCA tennis tournament semifinal tonight after Pinkney beat Guerard.
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Club Standings and Yesterday's Results
San Antonio and Austin tied 3 to 3 in 13 innings. Waco beat Houston 4 to 1. Dallas defeated Galveston 4 to 1. Beaumont downed Fort Worth 9 to 5. Today matchups: San Antonio at Austin, Houston at Waco, Galveston at Dallas, Beaumont at Fort Worth.
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Baseball results from yesterday across major matchups
Yesterday's results show Boston losing to St Louis 0 4, Cleveland defeating Philadelphia 5 0, Chicago beating Washington 4 2 in 10 innings, Detroit edged New York 10 to 5, with Chicago and St Louis both hosting, and Detroit visiting New York, Cleveland visiting Philadelphia.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
In American Association results Philadelphia beat St Louis 1 0 Brooklyn lost to Chicago 18 2 Pittsburg defeated New York 5 1 Cincinnati topped Boston 6 1 New York led Pittsburg. Philadelphia led St Louis Brooklyn led Chicago Boston led Cincinnati. In International League Toledo beat Columbus 9 7 Louisville beat Indianapolis 4 7 Baltimore beat Toronto 2 1 Jersey City beat Montreal in 18 innings Providence beat Rochester 6 5 Newark beat Buffalo 7 4 Southern League Chattanooga beat Atlanta 2 1 Birmingham beat Nashville 9 2.
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Pirates End Rube Marquard Streak With 5 1 Win
Pittsburg defeats New York 5 to 1 as Rube Marquard's nine game winning streak ends in the third inning. Adams pitched well for the Pirates while Marquard, Fromme, Crandall, and A Wilson worked for New York with Adams and Gibson catching.
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Cleveland blanked Philadelphia in 5 0 victory
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 5 to 0 as Blanding pitched well and Chapman starred with sensational fielding. Blanding and O Neil shared mound duties while Plank Houck Pennock Brown and Lapp handled the catching and defense for the visitors.
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Beaumont Wins Extra Inning Opener in Fort Worth
Beaumont defeated Fort Worth 9 to 5 in ten innings in the opening game of a series. The home team led 3 to 0 before Beaumont’s four-run sixth inning tied the game. Key hits came from Eberline Betts Salm and others while Nolly Moore and Martina pitched for Fort Worth. Umpire McKee officiated. time 2 09. Also: promoter Hugh Springer revealed a Willie Ritchie Freddie Welsh fight guarantee of 15000 with 50 percent of house and 40,000 gate, plus 50 percent of pictures. rest to Welsh and the Vancouver promoter.
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Southpaws Get Bumped in Major League Games
Chicago report notes five left handed pitchers lost on August 6. Marquard, Rucker and Salee fell in the National, while Plank and Collins lost in the American. Russell pitched just over one inning for the Chicago Americans and earned the victory, the only left hander to do so.
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Hoefgen Bowlers Honor Captain With Watch Fob
Last night Turner hall hosted Hoefgen bowling team members and their wives for a banquet in Captain Hoefgen's honor. E L Mayes and W Zizelmann spoke while Mrs Zizelmann entertained in German dialect. the team presented a new watch fob to Hoefgen as a token of esteem.
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Split Doubleheader Leaves St. Louis Boston Tie
St. Louis and Boston split a doubleheader in Boston. Boston won the first game 3 to 0 with Lewis driving in all three runs and Leonard holding St. Louis to two hits until the seventh inning. St. Louis won the second game 4 to 2, England? No, Weisman excelled for Boston while Collings was batted hard. Batteries were Leverenz Alexander McAllister Leonard Carrigan in the first game and Weisman McAles ter Collins Mosely Carrigan in the second.
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Clouds threaten play at Onwentsia in doubles challenge
Tennis experts from the coast meet East champions at Onwentsia for a Newport National doubles title challenger with cloud threats and expected high class tennis. Touchard and Washburn, Eastern title holders, beat Ford and Burdick 6-4 6-5 9-7 in yesterday’s exhibition while Griffin and Strachan won over Shelton and Adone 6-1 6-4 9-7.
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Juveniles Start Another Tournament in Indoor Baseball
Indoor baseball gains popularity as the YMCA sponsors a new Juvenile league after the Tigers won the prior pennant. Captains: Paul Flaherty Tigers, George Sexaur Lions, Straughn Hyenas, John Warren Weasels. First doubleheader: Tigers 4 Lions 3 with Flaherty earning the win. Hyenas 13 Weasels 8.
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Dallas Celebrates Its Home-Coming
Dallas Giants won the opening game of the series from Galveston 4 to 1 at home. Huenke edged Hiett in a pitching duel as Galveston supported poorly. Madden and Maag pulled off a triple steal for Galveston’s lone run, while Dallas capitalized with timely hits and solid defense.
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Tigers Beat Blues in Twelve Inning Iowa Street Game
The Wyoming street Tigers defeated the Iowa Blues 9 to 8 in twelve innings. Tucker hit a home run in the fourth to tie the score, and Stanley hit a three-base hit in the twelfth to seal the win for the Tigers. Pitchers were Wise and Henry for the Tigers and Rase and Burke for the Blues.
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Britons Entered Golf Tourney at Ekwanok Club
One hundred seventy golfers from across the country and a few from Great Britain entered the first president's cup tournament opening at the Ekwanok Country Club in Manchester Vermont. The list includes Fred Herrerschoff of Garden City Norman Hunter of St Andrews Scotland and B W Cochran of Baltimore.
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