Bronchos and locals split double bill in Austin
San Antonio Bronchos and the locals split a doubleheader in Austin, the first game a nine run error fest with Roche collecting three errors and Morton saving the day. In the nightcap Lefty Morton and Browning faced Lefty Morton held the locals scoreless after Roche tripled and James stole, Roche scoring on Lemon drop.
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Beaux blanks Panthers 7 to 0 in Fort Worth game
Beaumont southpaw Swan silences Fort Worth scattering three hits while Bremsen and McMahon spark the offense with three runs in the sixth. Wille Betts and McMahon star on base for Beaumont as Sorrells allows seven runs and six hits in the 7 0 victory.
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San Antonio Wins Seven Inning Baseball Tilt
Seven innings by agreement. San Antonio 2, Goetee 0. Left on base totals San Antonio five Austin four. Roche and LeMon with three-base and two-base hits. Hohnhorst Roche Lewis double play. Browning and Lewis pitching. Time 1:10. Umpires Taylor.
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Red Sox Win Slugfest As Engle Delivers Ninth Inning Run
Boston defeats St Louis 9 to 8 after Engle walks and steals second then Speaker's long hit to right fields the winning run in the ninth. Batteries: Mitchell Hamilton McAllister for St Louis and Alexander Anderson Hall Leonard Carrigan for Boston. Also small ad notes evangelist M Capp of Kansas City holding tent meetings at S Hackberry and Aransas Ave nightly, take South Heights car.
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Napier Pummeled as Wacoans Rally to Beat Houston
In Waco on August 9 the Nav igators broke a 1 0 deficit in the seventh inning to win 4 1 over Napier and Houston. Crichlow Tanner and Dagey sparked the late rally with walks and key hits, Rennard delivered a three base hit, and Wohlleben added a decisive eighth inning double. Ashton pitched steadily for Waco and Napier allowed two runs in the seventh before leaving.
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STACK BEATS QUAKERS CHICAGO 5 TO 2
Aug 8 Ed Stack pitcher recently obtained from Brooklyn held Philadelphia to four hits as Chicago won 5 to 2. Manager Evers' club bunched hits on balls and an error. Evers argued a decision and was ordered to the club house. Catcher Killifer of Philadelphia was banished. Batteries Seaton Mayer Killifer Howley Stack Archer
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Phillies Roll Over Cleveland In Seven to Three Loss
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 with Baker posting three runs batted in on two doubles and a single. Bender kept Cleveland scoreless after the first until the eighth, Barry sidelined by a shoulder injury, ONeill banished for arguing a ball call. Also in Paris Marcel Berthat set a new one hour bicycle record at 26.35 miles, surpassing the American mark of 25 miles 600 yards.
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National League Baseball Scores and Matchups
Yesterday's results show New York 5 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 4 Boston 3 in 10 innings St Louis 3 Brooklyn 2 Play Today Boston at Pittsburg New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis International League results Baltimore 3 Toronto 1 Montreal 2 Jersey City 0 Newark 8 Buffalo 2 Rochester 9 Providence 4 American Association results Indianapolis 5 Minnesota 1 Louisville 6 Kansas City 3 St Paul 0 Toledo 7 Columbus 7 Milwaukee 4 Southern League results Chattanooga 2 Birmingham 2 Nashville 2 Atlanta 1 in Chattanooga and Nashville games.
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Wagner Tricks Clymer Pittsburg Triumph
Pittsburg edged Boston 4 to 3 as Wagner’s aggressive baserunning in the tenth inning set up Honus Wagner scores. Mike Mitchell, new to Pittsburg, collected two hits in his debut while Fred Smith left hurt after a collision at second base. Gibson’s throw incidentally injured Smith, with Hess and Brown pairing for Pittsburg and Robinson, Camnitz, Gibson, Simon handling Boston.
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Giants Win Out Over Reds In Ninth Inning
New York edged Cincinnati 5 to 2 as Marquard and Johnson pitched superbly. Johnson faltered in the ninth, allowing Miner Brown to attempt a rally, but failed. Batteries: Marquard Fromme Wilson for New York. Hartley Johnson Brown Kling for Cincinnati.
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Ransom and Silsbee to play Southwestern Telephone at Electric Park
The game is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock on the Electric Park diamond. Players are requested to report on the grounds before that time.
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Johnston Defeats Yale Champion in New York Tennis
William M. Johnston of California defeated Yale champion A H Man Jr 6-4 7-5 9-7 to reach the New York state tennis final at Crescent A C. He will face H Voshell for the singles title while R D Little and C F Inman reached the doubles final with H Voshell and F C Baggs. the doubles title decision follows.
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PHONES HAVE BANQUET FOR ACKERMANN BIRTHDAY
The 8 W T T Co baseball team held a weekly banquet at manager Ackermann s home last night. They presented Mrs Ackermann with a solid silver chafing dish for her birthday and performed vaudeville numbers for the assembled guests. The team aims to spoil Ransom Silsbee and the Pruitts in a doubleheader at Electric Park next Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Rees Wins Again in Northwestern Tennis Tourney
Miss Gwendolyn Rees of Dallas Texas won her match in the women's singles at the Northwestern Tennis Association annual tournament held yesterday in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Gunning Wins Western Handicap At Omaha Gun Club
Shoots perfect score as C A Gunning of Longmont Colorado wins the eighth annual Western handicap at the Omaha Gun Club with a 100 out of 100 score yesterday after shooting from the nineteen yard line.
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Dixon Falls Through Ropes In Kansas City Fight
In Joplin Missouri last night Tommy Dixon of Kansas City injured his arm after falling through the ropes during a bout with Freddie Cole of Indianapolis. The 15 round scheduled fight ended in the seventh round.
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Protest Against Slang in Chicago Baseball Reporting
A Chicago newspaper leads a protest against slang in baseball game accounts with a reader vote to decide future writing styles. American League President B B Johnson shows openness to guidance, while American Association President Thomas Chivington urges intelligent descriptions without slang. He notes that slangy writing has gone to seed and advises writers to fit their style to their ability.
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Yankees Split Series with Detroit in 5 1 Victory
New York evened the series yesterday by defeating Detroit 5 to 1. Schulz outpitched Lake as four men reached first base off the rookie. Cook from Austin collected two singles and a double in four trips while Williams from Galveston starred at first, saving Knight errors with two one handed catches and homering to left. Schulz received strong support as Lake’s battery mate trio and Detroit’s defense faltered.
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Griner Delivers Win As Home Team Beats Brooklyn
Dan Griner returned to the local fold yesterday and defeated Brooklyn. A wild throw to first by Allen opened the door for the home team's victory. Batteries: Allen and Miller for Brooklyn, Griner and Hildebrand for the home side.
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Tullos's Ninth Inning Single Delivers Dallas Win
In Dallas, Tullos hit a centerfield single in the ninth, bringing Storch home from second to beat Galveston 5 to 4. Swann worked for Dallas before Hornsby shut out Galveston in relief. Mullins and Moore started for Galveston. Storch walked and Wilson was hit before Tullos's decisive hit, with both teams tallying runs in the late innings.
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Pruitts Meet Laps in South Flores Street Diamond
The Pruitts clash with the Saps on South Flores Street Diamond Sunday at 9:00 AM. All players should report by 8:30 AM for a well prepared game as both teams arrive in good form.
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Rice defeats Roemer in YMCA tennis match 6-4 6-4
R. M. Rice won the YMCA tennis tournament match against R. T. Roemer in straight sets 6-4, 6-4 this morning. E. E. Dilley will face T. D. Malone tomorrow morning in the scheduled round.
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