Bronchos Defeat Austin in Eight to One rout
San Antonio dominates Austin as six errors help the visitors score five unearned runs. Morton pitched for San Antonio while Wiley Taylor struggled for Austin. The game ended with no umpire present and Browning and Torrey calling the plates.
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San Antonio Edges Austin in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
San Antonio 6 Austin 1. San Antonio left on base seven times while Austin stranded eight. Kibler Schwid and Roche Hille Brownlow contributed two base hits, Seitz Schwind and Collins stole bases, and Goodwin Lemon drew walks. Morton and Taylor shared pitching duties with Morton charged for eight runs and Taylor for two. both recorded one strikeout for the losing and winning sides. Time 1:40. Umpires Browning and Torrey.
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Test Case Set on Legality of Baseball Pool
New York August 7 A test case of the legality of the baseball pool was set for hearing after the arrest of Henry Francis Toren alleged conductor of a pool. He faced a state law violation charge and was released on 500 bail pending the hearing. Toren runs the Metropolitan baseball information bureau with nearly a hundred agents in the city.
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McLean Traded to Giants for Crandall in St. Louis
In St. Louis on August 7 President Britton announced catcher Larry McLean had been traded to the New York Giants for pitcher Otis Crandall. Manager Huggins said several other deals were pending.
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Mathewson Knocked Out as Pirates Triumph 9 1
Pittsburg battered Christy Mathewson for nine runs led by a seven run fifth inning. McQuillan pitched steady for Pittsburgh, Carey error costing a shutout. New York was held to one run as Mathewson departed after the fifth. Final score nine to one.
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Cleveland Beats Philadelphia in Slugfest Display
Cleveland made an aggressive showing but errors by the visitors plus a Collins bunt and a Baker homer produced four runs by the fifth inning. Jackson went 0 for six for the sixth straight game, while Philadelphia rallied for a seven to one victory by late frames.
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Crawford's Homer Gives Detroit 2 1 Win Over New York
Dauss held New York to four hits as Detroit won 2 to 1. Crawford hit a solo homer in the third inning to break a scoreless tie with Dauss waiting for a chance. Final line shows Detroit 2 runs 8 hits 2 errors, New York 1 run 4 hits 0 errors. Batteries Dauss Mckee Ford Sweeney.
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Bedient Bounces Browns as Boston Wins 4 1
Boston bunched hits in three innings to topple St. Louis 4 to 1. Bedient matched last season’s form, scattering six hits as Boston took control early. St. Louis scored in the third, but Boston added two in the seventh to seal it. Batteries Baumgardner and McAllister for St Louis. Bedient and Thomas for Boston.
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Kahanamoku Breaks Three World Records in Exhibition
Duke Kahanamoku, the Pacific coast champion swimmer, broke three world records at an Olympic Club exhibition in San Francisco. He clocked 11.3 seconds for 25 yards, 23.4 seconds for 50 yards, and 37.4 seconds for 75 yards, surpassing the previous marks and making the new times official.
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Lajoie to Stay Denial From Cleveland Manager
Philadelphia reports that manager Birmingham denied rumors of Nap Lajoie leaving the Cleveland club. He stated a trade was under way and that Lajoie would remain with the team.
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Voshell Reaches Final in New York State Court
Ex national champion Slocum loses in semi finals as S H Voshell advances to the final round of the New York state lawn tennis championship in York New York. Pell’s default opened the path. Doubles pairings advance including Bull Jr Martin Little Inman Watson Jr Mahan and Voshell with Baggs after recent rounds.
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William Johnston
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Dean Mathey
Panthers Edge Beaux In Tight Fort Worth Clash
Beaumont wins 2 to 1 over Fort Worth in the second game of the series despite being outbat ted two to one. Umpire McKee clashed with Outfielder Willie of Beaumont late in the game, drawing police, as Palm held Fort Worth to four hits and McCafferty escaped several jams.
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Wheeler Defeats Fuquay In Tennis Tourney
Instructor George Wheeler defeated Claude Fuquay in two straight sets 6-3 7-5 at the Y.M.C.A. tournament. Fuquay offered strong resistance but Wheeler's steady play overcame early leads in yesterday's match.
Club standings and results from yesterday
San Antonio beat Austin 8 to 1 while Houston won 3 to 0 against Waco and Dallas prevailed 6 to 3 over Waco. Fort Worth defeated Beaumont. play today features San Antonio at Austin, Houston at Waco, Galveston at Dallas, and Beaumont at Fort Worth.
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Yesterday's Results Baseball Scores Across Major Leagues
Yesterday's results show Washington 11 over Chicago 2, Detroit 2 over New York 1, Boston 4 over St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 7 over Cleveland 1. Chicago in Washington, St. Louis in Boston, Detroit in New York, Cleveland in Philadelphia.
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Checkers Title Clash Ends With Tie in South Tournament
At the close of the sixth annual checker tournament for the southern championship F B Fishburn of Greenville and G C Anderson of Mount Airy tied for first with 26 points. L T Parker of Salisbury was chosen association president for the next year. The 1914 event will be in Cheraw.
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Dalkowitz to Meet Under Windmill Tonight
The Dalkowitz team will hold a meeting tonight at eight o'clock beneath the old windmill with no players required to be present. A note on a farmer's will humorously states he leaves only the earth to his relatives, despite rumors of wealth.
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Californians win doubles to reach U.S. title match
California pair Clarence Griffin and John Strachan defeated eastern champions Gustave Touchard and Watson M. Washburne in straight sets 6-1 8-6 6-4 to earn a shot at Bundy and McLoughlin for the United States championship at Newport on August 18.
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Dallas Wins Game In Initial Round
Dallas pounded Sewell for five runs in the early innings and led Galveston 6 to 3 as Roark relieved Sewell after the first. Final score Dallas 6 Galveston 3 with strong early hitting and steady defense.
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Rixey Dominates As Phillies Clinch Fourth Straight
Rixey pitched almost invincible for Philadelphia who beat St. Louis 7 to 1. Harmon was knocked around as Cravath hit his fourteenth homer of the season in the fourth inning. Beams: Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 1. Batteries: Rixey and Killifer for Philadelphia Harmon and Wingo for St. Louis Hildebrand.
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Saps Seek Strong City Opponents Sunday Morning Teams
The Saps seek games with strong local teams Sunday morning and afternoon. The Ran som and Silsbees or the Government Hill Tigers are preferred. Call Roy at Crockett 5986-1 to arrange. The Saps will play the Sap Line men at 2 o clock. players should shine.
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Houston shuts out the Navigators in Waco game two
Houston defeated Waco 3 to 0 as Knaupp homered and drove in a run. Newnam scored on Knaupp's homer off Rose, while Britton, McLaurin, and Crichlow contributed as Houston held Waco to four hits. Ballpark notes 1:39 game time with Matthews umpiring.
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Johnson Ties Record With 11th Victory in Washington Rout
Johnson wins his eleventh straight decision as Washington crushes Chicago 11 to 2 to clinch the third game of the series. Five hits and two walks in the second inning sparked a six run burst while Chappelle and Collins collided chasing Milan's Texas Leaguer. Collins left unconscious but later walked from the field. Boehling previously shared the season mark Johnson tied.
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Cubs win in tenth on late double
Chicago tops Brooklyn 4 to 3 in ten innings. Schultze singled, Zimmerman sacrificed, and Sair doubled for the decisive run. Sair nearly homered again but stood at a double as Schultze scored from second.
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