McCuller Shuts Down Gronchos In 13 Inning Tie
McCuller pitched all 13 innings for Austin in a 3 to 3 tie with San Antonio. Hille sparked the offense with two triples and a single, Seitz led the visitors with four singles in six at bats, and Morton Davenport combined with Rogers to hold the line as darkness halted play.
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Austin
Tex
McCuller
Gronchos
Mac
Stinson
Brown Rogers
Morton
Davenport
Worthy
Hille
Seitz
Hohnhorst
Meclver
Rogers
James
Melver
Mr. Nogers
San Antonio
Browning
San Antonios
Taylor
Austins
Ebates
G. Ae
Schwind
Collins
Frantz
Goodwin
Kibler
Rowe
Ee Morton
Eerees Davenport
Bobo
Brownlow
McCullet
Cekewels
McIver
White Sox Win Over Washington In Tend Inning Thriller
Chicago takes two straight from Washington with a 3 to score in the tenth. Benz started for the visitors and faltered in the ninth opening a rally for two runs, Boehling puzzled Chicago hitters, and callahan denied any plan to step down as manager.
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Washington
D. C
Chicago
Benz
Boehling
Callahan
Caceed Kestvaberet
Scott, Russell and Schalk
Groom
Ainsmith
Sutherlands Seek Sunday Baseball Game
The Sutherland Baseball team wants a game for Sunday with any old team. Call up Anderson at Burris store in Sutherland Springs. A Collmann, plumber, both phones 397.
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Sutherlands
Sutherland
Anderson
Burris’ Store
Sutherland Springs
A. Collmann
Navigators Bunch Hits Off Buffaloes
Waco pitchers hold off Houston as Knaupp hits a solo homer and Wohlleben, McLaurin, Britton drive runs. McLaurin and Bennard supply key two-out hits in the fourth. three singles in the eighth push across two more for Waco. Knaupp’s homer is Houston’s lone run. Ogle works efficiently.
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Waco
Tex
Malloy
Houston
McLaurin
Wohlleben
Cincinnati
Bennard
Navigators
Knaupp
Ogle
AB. R. H. C. A. E. Dagey
Mebaurin
Beck
Enhard
Crichlow
Yardley
Reilly
Opie
Davis
Th .Iessess Evans
Pead Whiteman
Oat & Se
Britton
Ee Allen
McDonald
Allen
Matthews
Braves Lose to Reds 5 to 1 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati rallied for a 5 to 1 victory over Boston as Brown shut down the visitors, yielding only one hit per inning. Rariden was retired in the fourth while batting and interferences spoiled Clarke’s throw to Mann at second. In the eighth, Manager Tinker stole third and scored on a subsequent play as Cincinnati seized the lead and kept Boston off the basepaths. Batteries: Perdue Strand and Rariden for Boston Brown and Clarke for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Boston
Brown
Rariden
Clarke
Mann
Tinker
Perdue
Strand
Alexander Roles in Quakers Shutout of St Louis
Alexander held St Louis to no runs as the Quakers defeated the Cards 1 to 0 in St Louis. Philadelphia scored in one inning on timely hits, with Alexander and Killifer on the mound and Sallee and Wingo behind them. Wheeler vs Fuquay headlines tonight’s YMCA tennis second round following Pinkney’s win over Guerard last Monday.
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ST. Louis
Alexander
Philadelphia
C.-Ceeseee
Killifer
Sallee
Wingo
Wheeler
Fuquay
George Wheeler
Claude Fuquay
T. F. Pinkney
F. E. Guerard
Club Standings From Yesterday's Baseball Results
San Antonio and Austin played to a 3 3 draw in 13 innings while Houston edged Waco 1 0. Dallas defeated Galveston 4 1 and Beaumont beat Fort Worth 9 5. Play today features San Antonio at Austin, Houston at Waco, Galveston at Dallas, Beaumont at Fort Worth.
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San Antonio
Austin
Waco
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Wauco
Plyd
Sete Ewes
Es Cc
Soes Ol
Aeae
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today Matchups
Yesterday results show Boston 3 over St Louis 0 in a four hour session. Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 0. Chicago 4 Washington 2 in 10 innings. Detroit 10 New York 5. Today matches include Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New York
Plyd
Eoceeld
C. Cleveland
Chicago O
Baseball scores from National and minor leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 1 St Louis 0 and Chicago 18 Brooklyn 2 with New York in Pittsburgh and Boston in Cincinnati. American Association shows Toledo 9 Columbus 7. International League games feature Baltimore 2 Toronto 1 in 11 innings and Jersey City 6 Montreal 5 in 18 innings. Southern League reports Chattanooga 2 Atlanta 1 and Birmingham 9 Nashville 2.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
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Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Piva
P. C
Wee
Brooklyn Ee
St Lows
Pirates End Rube Marquard Winning Streak in 5-1 Victory
Pittsburg defeats New York 5 to 1 as Rube Marquard yields early runs and exits in the third inning. Adams pitches well for the Pirates, while Crandall and A Wilson handle the battery for New York with Fromme and Gibson. The game features Marquard’s fall from nine straight wins and a decisive Pirates offense.
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Pittsburg
Rube Marquard
New York
Adams
Pirates
Marquard
Fromme
Crandall
A. Wilson
Gibson
Cleveland Fans Sharpen Offense For 4-0 Win
Cleveland's strong early innings and Blanding's pitching powered a 4-0 shutout over Philadelphia. Chapman delivered sensational defense while the Bees batteries featured Blanding and O'Neil with Plank Houck Pennock Brown and Lapp contributing defensively and on the field during the victory.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Blanding
Chapman
Se Adaneir
Iccna Nor Bees
O'Neil
Plank
Houck
Pennock
Brown
Lapp
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 opened at the Ekwanok Country Club in Manchester Vermont. Notables include Fred Herrschoff of Garden City Norman Hunter of St Andrews Scotland and L B W Cochran of Baltimore.
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Manchester
Great Britain
Ekwanok Country Club
Fred Herreschoff
Garden City
Norman Hunter
St. Andrews
Scotland
LB. W. Cochran
Baltimore
Beaux Win Out In Extra Inning In Fort Worth Series
Beaumont defeated Fort Worth 9 to 5 in ten innings in the opening game of the series. Nelly held the visitors to two hits through five, then Beaumont scored four in the sixth on Wallace’s error and other hits. Betts, Eberline, and Raite fueled the offense as losses mounted for Fort Worth. In Vancouver promoter Hugh Springer disclosed Willie Ritchie’s $15,000 guaranteed purse plus 50 percent of gate and film returns, with remaining proceeds split with Welsh and the Vancouver promoter.
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Panthers
Oilers
Fort Worth
Tex
Beaumont
Nelly
Wallace
Raite
Poeneneerene
Eberline
Betts
Salm
Moore
Martina
Nolly
Eherline
Howard
Cooke
McMahon
Kneaves
Bremsen
Dobard
McKee
Ritchie
Vancouver
Hugh Springer
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Springer
Welsh
Ecrrors
Williams
AB. R. H
E Wille
Oe Betts
Ae Bremsen
Reynolds
Oe McMahon
Edmiston
Tee Moore
Shee Martina
P . Peewee
H.O
E McAvoy
Oery Nance
Sane Howard
Aay Kneaves
Southpaws Get Bumped in Major League Games
Five star left handed pitchers in the majors lost yesterday. Marquard Rucker and Salee fell in the National League while Plank and Collins were defeated in the American. Russell pitched a little over one inning for the Chicago Americans and earned the win, the lone left hander to do so.
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Chicago
Marquard
Rucker
Salee
Plank
Collins
Russell
Chicago Americans
Hoefgen Sets Em Up Bowling Banquet at Turner Hall
Hoefgen bowling team and their wives were hosted by Captain Hoefgen at Turner Hall. Chef Kauppa provided abundant food and post cards and inscribed cups were passed as favors. Speeches by E L Mayes W Zizelmann and Captain Hoefgen honored loyalty and leadership. Mayes presented a diamond watch fob to Hoefgen as a keepsake of a happy event.
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Hoefgen
Turner Hall
Ernest Kauppa
E. L. Mayes
W. Zizelmann
William Zizelmann
Mayes
R. K. Menger
H. Klaus
Jack Raybould
Frank Swindler
Charles Rechel
Puppe
Peter P. Hoefgen
Edith Raybould
Alice Hawse
Split the Bill Boston Boston doubleheader split 1-1
St Louis and Boston split a doubleheader with Boston winning 3 to 0 in the first game and St Louis taking the second 4 to 2 Leonard held St Louis to two hits in game one while Lewis drove in all three Boston runs in the opener. Weisman was effective in relief for Boston in game two.
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Mass
St. Louis
Leonard
Lewis
Collins
Weisman
Clouds threaten play at Onwentsia as coast tennis stars meet
Chicago August 6. Tennis experts from the coast face East champions at Onwentsia for a Newport challenge round berth on August 18. Clouds may drop showers as Strachan and Griffin clash with Touchard and Washburn, following yesterday’s exhibitions where Touchard and Washburn beat Ford and Burdick 6 4 to 6 5, and Strachan-Griffin defeated Shelton-Adone in straight sets.
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Chicago
Onwentsia
Newport
John Strachan
Clarence Griffin
San Francisco
Gustav F. Touchard
Willam I’. Washburn
Hastern
Touchard
Washburn
Heathby Ford
Ralph Burdick
Griffin and Strachan
Robert Shelton
A. B. Adone
Dallas
Tex
Juveniles Start Another Tournament
Physical Director George Wheeler at the Y M C A launches a new juvenile league after the success of the Indoor Baseball circuit. Captains named include Paul Flaherty for the Tigers George Sexaur for the Lions Straughn for the Hyenas and John Warren for the Weasels. In the opener the Tigers beat the Lions 4 to 3 as Flaherty starred on the mound with support from Maurer and Miller. The Hyenas then rolled past the Weasels 13 to 8 in a slugfest.
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Tigers
George Wheeler
Paul Flaherty
George Sexaur
Lions
Straughn
Hyenas
John Warren
Weasels
Flaherty
Maurer
Miller
Willow
Sexaur
Stanton Brown
Meerscheidt
Brown
Cartwright
Dallas Giants Homecoming Win Over Galveston 4 1
Dallas tops Galveston 4 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Huenke edged Hiett as Dallas support improved behind strong defense and timely scoring, including a Pirates triple steal by Madden and Maag for Galveston’s lone run.
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Tex
Dallas Giants
Galveston
Huenke
Hiett
Pirates
Madden
Maag
Boone
AB. R
Sovcccescseos
Gross
Marshall
Govcveet Eee
Quinn
Duncan
Sessens Dallas
Esesseres
Powell
Tigers Triumph in 12-Inning Battle on City Diamond
The Wyoming Tigers edged the Iowa Blues 9 to 8 in twelve innings on the Iowa street diamond yesterday. Tucker homered in the fourth to tie the score, and Stanley doubled in the twelfth to seal the win for Wyoming. Battery Wise and Henry for the Tigers and Rase and Burke for the Blues.
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Iowa Street
Wyoming Street Tigers
Iowa Blues
Tucker
Stanley
Tigers
Wise
Henry
Rase
Burke
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