Houston Thoroughly Defeats Bronchos In Shipyard Showdown
Houston dominates San Antonio 5 to 0 in a championship timber showing. Rose and Gray spark the pitching, while Bobby Wallace struggles in field and at bat. Fillman’s antics amuse the crowd as Houston seals the win with timely hits and solid defense.
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Sand Crabs swept as Senators win two games 7 0 and 4 0
In Texas League action Austin Sand Crabs failed to find Herbert in both games of a doubleheader as the Senators won 7 to 0 and 4 to 0. Erloff was ejected after pushing umpire Bruns amid a heated argument over a decision.
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Tex
Herbert
Senators
Erloff
Bruns
R. HE
Galveston
Helm and
Fulmer
Schmidt
R. H. E. Galveston
Malloy
Errors Doom Waco in Loss to Panthers
Waco navigators lose 7 6 as Panthers take advantage of costly errors while Fort Worth cleanly fielded. Taff pitched seven innings of shutout ball before Robinson relieved Perritt in the sixth. final score 7 to 6.
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Tex
Taff
Navigators
Panthers
Robinson
Perritt
Fort Worth
Carson
Meek
Kitchens
Donnelly
Indians Win Close Game in Oklahoma City
The Indians defeated the Giants 4 to 3 in Oklahoma City yesterday after a seventh inning rally. Corbin slipped in center while pursuing Yohe's fly ball allowing two runs to score, turning the game in the Indians' favor.
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Indians
Corbin
Yohe
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Dallas
Geist
Noyes
Verheyen
Munsell
Murphy
Roykof
Dr S D Jackson Resumes Practice After Vacation
Dr. S. D. Jackson has returned from vacation and resumed his medical practice at 608 Moore Building.
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S. D. Jackson
Moore Building
Standing of Clubs and Games Today
Galveston plays San Antonio. Houston faces Austin. Dallas visits Waco. Fort Worth contests Oklahoma City.
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Austin
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
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Ees
Ee Ees
Hlb
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Eee
Apes
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Bay City in Brownsville Beeville in Corpus Christi
Victoria in Laredo appears in a regional listing with towns Bay City Brownsville Beeville Corpus Christi and Victoria Laredo noted for local coverage with geographic pairings.
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Aoc
Bay City Eee
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Bay City
Brownsville
Beeville
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Baseball Scores Notched In League Yesterday
In the American League yesterday no games were scheduled. Reports note matchups listed as Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston St. Louis at Washington with no results recorded.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago in National League Game
National League action shows Brooklyn 6 Chicago 1 while Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 3 and St Louis 9 Boston 1 with Boston 0 Philadelphia 5. The results highlight Brooklyn and St Louis dominant performances and mixed outcomes across the league.
Rival City Matches Tie in Scenic Cross League Duel
In a compact city showdown the New York in Chicago and Philadelphia in Pittsburg pairings meet across venues. Boston in Cincinnati and Brooklyn in St Louis showcase regional matchups amid league play.
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Pittsburg
New York
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Cincinnati
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Boston
Memphis in New Orleans.
Memphis plays in New Orleans as part of a regional matchup series. The note lists city pairings including Chattanooga in Montgomery, Atlanta in Birmingham, and Nashville in Mobile, signaling intercity competition or event scheduling.
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Chattanooga
Uhlan Aims at World Trotting Record at North Randall
Uhlan a gelding owned by K. G. Billings and driven by an unknown rider challenged the world trotting record to wagon at the opening of five Grand Circuit racing days at NorthRandall track Cleveland. The current record to wagon stands at 2 01 set by Uhlan in 1910, while Lou Dillon holds the overall two minute flat standard.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Uhlan
K. G. Billings
North Randal
North Randall
Lou Dillon
Arkansas Baseball Victim Dies After Injury in Game
Elmer McGrew died in Corning after a baseball collision during a game between Success and Patoka. The ball struck his side, leading to pneumonia and his death last night.
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Associated Press
Corning
Ark
Elmer McGrew
Patoka
Sand Crabs Open Three Day League Baseball Stand
The Sand Crabs start a three day stay this afternoon and will be the last league club to play on local grounds before Austin visits to close the season September 3 and 4. Wallace is out indefinitely and Walter Franz may not play again this season. Johnson may join the Broncos on the road, with uncertain to play this season. Tower starts for the Brones against Brandt, while Rogers and Mack Allison handle the other two games in the series.
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Wallace
Walter Franz
Lkely
Johnson
Broncos
Houston
San Antonio
Tower
Brandt
Rogers
Mack Allison
Federation of Motocyclists Initiates Clean Racing Crackdown
The Federation of American Motorcyclists suspends riders after unauthorized July 4 meets in Baltimore. Dane Johns receives a six month ban for fouling an opponent in San Bernardino. Eastern champions are barred for not riding as agreed and Harlem Motorcycle Club faces charter threats for not awarding a season medal.
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Associated Press
New York
Federation of American Motocyclists
Baltimore
Dane Johns
San Bernardino
Cal
Harlem Motocycle Club of
Moran Signs With Dallas After Montgomery Debut
Moran, formerly with Dallas, signed after making his Montgomery debut yesterday afternoon. Flint, who had been with Montgomery since the season began, was sent back to the St. Louis American League club.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Flint
Moran
Dallas
Schulz Shuts Out Rose Buds in Beeville Victory
Beeville pitcher Schulz allowed only two Rose Buds reach base on two hits as Beeville defeated Rose Buds 2 to 0. Clark pitched well for Rose Buds but McLarry homered with Knaupp aboard, delivering Beeville’s two runs.
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Beeville
Clark
McLarry
Knaupp
Victoria
Bermudas Edge Pelicans In Slugfest
In Corpus Christi on August 7 the Bermudas defeated the Pelicans 3 to 2 in a high scoring game. Costly errors behind pitcher Wetzel cost the Bermudas. Final line shows Corpus Christi 2 runs on 8 hits and 5 errors while the Pelicans had 8 runs on 12 hits with 1 error.Umpire Hurlburt.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Pelicans
Wetzel
R.H. E. Corpus Christi
McCormick
Merritt
Gallia
Francis
Hurlburt
Brownies Beat Rice Eaters In 6 to 2 Victory
Brownsville team bats hard and wins 6 to 2 as Slaven handles 14 chances at second and Sweet fans six baserunners attempting steals. Batteries: Newmeyer Stone Sweet and Hellman. Umpire Davern. The Washer Brothers drop to Saratogas 5 to 3 with a late rally in the eighth.
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Rice Eaters
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Sweet
City
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Brownsville
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Stone
Taylor
Hellman
Davern
Washer Brothers
Saratogas
R. H. EB. Saratosas
Anderson
Butcher
Melcher
Graves
Bodie
Local golfers topple visiting Austin players at Country Club
San Antonio golfers swept two days of friendly match play at the Country Club as locals dominated the visitors. F M Lewis and Robert Kampmann posted top scores, with several morning and afternoon replays ending with local wins.
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Austin
San Antonians
F. M. Lewis
Bob Kampmann
FF. M. Lewis
Robert Kampmann
KR. H. Connerly
F. T. Connerly
E. Fomby
E. L. Brown
del Walker
Lewis Clamp
Dr. R Moss
Fef. C. Tarrant
J. Byrne
W. F. Benson
H. M. Aubrey
I. Kampmann
Ben Robertson
D. Woodward
John Burleson
Tom Goggan
H-Robinson
W. Caswell
Amateur Games Highlight Rough Day For Elks And Tigers
The Elks fell 10 to 1 to the Wolf and Marx aggregation. Crevenstine struck out 12, allowed 3 runs. The Households defeated New Braunfels 10 to 2 led by Toepperwein’s three bagger and five double plays. Washer shut out Wolfson 3 to 0 with Tracy on the mound. The Telephone company beat L A Hardware 7 to 4 as Heilig and Bedell starred at bat.
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Crevenstine
RH Bw. W
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Villaret
Marsha
New Braunfels Tigers
Toepperwein
Swoboda
Bob Chambers
O’branson
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Shiner
Telephone Company
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Bedell
R. H. EB
Lutz
Huston
Mergle
Michel
Stahl
McFall
Orioles Blank Oaklands at Krisch Park 6 0
Orioles defeated the Oaklands 6 to 0 at Krisch park yesterday as Farnsworth shut down the visitor order. Final line score shows Orioles 108 002 000 for 6 runs while Oaklands 000 000 000 for 0. Batteries Farnsworth Goth ardt and Anderson Teele. Umpire Hoffman.
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Oaklands
Krisch Park
Dalkowitz routs Sutherland Springs 15 to 3 in decisive win
Dalkowitz overwhelmed Suth erland Springs 15 to 3 as Meyers pitched masterful ball for the victors. The box shows Dalkowitz 15 runs on 14 hits with strong support from Meyers and Mergle while Springs plating 3. Umpire Mann.
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Sutherland Springs
Meyers
H. B. Dalkowitz
Mergle
R. Johnson
Harris
Umpite
Mann
Injuries Hit Phillies as Games Against Cardinals Continue
Philadelphia Nationals suffer a string of injuries and suspensions after clashes with the St. Louis Cardinals. Manager Charley Dooin fractures a leg sliding into second, Sherwood Magee is suspended for the season, and John Titus has a broken leg limiting him to rare pinch hitting duties. The trio’s misfortune unfolds against the Cardinals, souring the Quakers’ season.
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Philadelphia Nationals
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Dooin
Sherwood Magee
Finneran
John Titus
Phillie
Quakers
St. Louis
Harvard Aero Meet 10 Stars Highlight August 26 Start
Boston Massa August 7 Charles T Weyman winner of the world championship in the coup internationale d Aviation will star at the Harvard field aviation meet starting August 26 Another entrant Maur ice Tabuteau holder of the 1910 non stop flight record Claud Grahame White will also participate Weyman will fly the Nieuport mono plane with 100 horsepower motor
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Charles T. Weyman
Harvard
Beginnin
Maurice Tabuteau
Claud Grahame-White
Weyman
Nieuport
South Atlantic League Play Ends In Darkness At Jacksonville
A Jacksonville game in the South Atlantic League was halted after one inning due to darkness, with the score 1 to 1. No further details on teams or players are provided in the readable text.
Sinclair Tennis and Baseball Tie Arden Weekend Explorations
In Arden Delaware on Sunday Upton Sinclair the socialist served eighteen hours in a workhouse after Arden’s blue laws were challenged. He played tennis in the morning and Arden’s baseball team lost to a Chester squad in the afternoon. Sinclair threatened to prosecute local golfers and tennis players but did not follow through.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Arden
Upton Sinclair
Arden Baseball Nine
George
Brown
Chester
Sinclair
Sheppard in Match Race With Chicago Star
Melvin Sheppard champion distance runner of the New York Irish American A C and Ira Davenport of the University of Chicago may race in a special 880 yard event at Marshall Field next Saturday during the National AAU championships. Plans hinge on Sheppard obtaining consent from his club.
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Chicago College Star
Associated Press
Chicago
Melvin Sheppard
New York
A. C
Ira Davenport
University of Chicago
Marshall Field
Sheppard
Illinois Gaelic Association
Davenport
Steam Yacht Winchester Sets Record Speed to Newport
The New York steam yacht Winchester covered 140 miles from the East River station of the New York Yacht Club to Brenton’s Reef off Newport in just under five hours. The run averaged above 28 miles per hour, setting a record between those points. The speed yacht is owned by Peter W. Rouss.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. I
New York
Winchester
Hast River
New York Yacht Club
Brenton’s Reef
Peter W. Rouss
Clabby Signs With McIntosh For Australian Tour
Jim Clabby is signed for another Australian fighting tour and will depart September 1 for eight months. The trip includes six bouts against top men of his weight in the Antipodes as part of a group managed by Hugh McIntosh.
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McIntosh
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
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Antipodes
Hugh McIntosh
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