19th Infantry vs Kelly Field baseball game summary
Richards and Harn led at bat as 19th Infantry defeated Kelly Field 7 to 1. Miller pitched nine innings for the win, with Boyd allowing three, and key hits included Sinclair Sebulkaty and Wylanis, while Hefferman and Bari made pivotal plays in the field. Umpires were Sergeant Farmer and Pat Rankin.
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Kelly Field
Nineteenth Infantry
Texas
Army League
Sinclair
Wylanis
Miller
Boyd
Sebulkaty
Wrlanis
Richards
Sprityer
Bayd
Millar
Bova
Royd
Wriants
Troyvd
Mier I
Sergeant Farmer
Pat Rankin
Remount No 2 Tops Camp Morse In Tight 2 1 Win
Remount No 2 strengthened its grip on second place with a 2 to 1 victory over Camp Morse. Hennemuth starred in the field and at the plate, driving in the winning run in the sixth inning as Remount No 2 extended its win streak to five games.
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Remount No 2
Camp Morse
Hennemuth
Psids
Patie Batt
Lloyd
Ost
Pet
Boston
Remonnters
Washington
Gilman
Cleveland
New York
Remount
Chicago
Riebele Ae
St. Louis
Reebel
Philadelphia
Bet
Detroit
Abelos
If . Croul
Ib Gilman
Ah .Hennemuth
Ef Smith
Oriel
Sisersseuserace
Marees AB
RHO. A
Bey Suchy
Ballard
Wiltans
Thrash
Rf Kinler
Huches
Patter Thuen
xMantana
Cannon
T Toys
Nuen
Bnings
Surman
Hennemuthy
Nichol
Smith
Lila Tt
Smith J
Tloyrt Watters
Lioya
Henemuth
Crouch
Johnson
Army League Thriller Camp Stanley Edges Camp Wise 11 to 10
In an eleven inning Army League game Camp Stanley won 11 to 10 over Camp Wise. The walk off win came when a bases loaded depth walk and a Texas Leaguer plated the winning run in the 11th. Mechanics routed Trooks Field 12 to 0 for their sixth straight win led by Jack Harper who homered. Brooks Field pitchers limited opponents as Harper struck out and Brooks Masser contributed from the lineup.
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Camp Stanley
Trooks Field
Aviators
Afechanics
Kelly Field
Jack Harper
Bragks
Harper
Warnhard
W. Knaupp
Oman
Brooks Field
Brooks Piet Masser
Teushworth
Ehrileh
Sa Allen
Pees
Brooks
Flo
Barnhart
National League Scores and Boxed Results Note
Baseball results show Cincinnati eight runs over New York in game one with balanced hits and errors. second game narrows to one run. St Louis and Boston tally. Brooklyn and Chicago games listed. outcomes for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia noted with pitchers and batters.
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Evil
Chicago
Wee
New York
Widsbury
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Buck and Woodward win tight Grand American handicap shoot
Emil J Buck of Davenport Iowa won the preliminary handicap in the Grand American handicap trap shoot amid a 96 target score the lowest to win in years. He defeated E B Woodward of Houston Texas on a 20 target shoot-off 19 to 18 Woodward shot from 21 yards. Also Fred Fulton announced he temporarily quit boxing to take a guard position in a local Minneapolis flour mill during the war.
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Chicago
Emil J. Buck
Davenport
Iowa
Wednessey Buck
BE. P. Woodward
Houston
Tex
Woodward
Fulton
Minneapolis
Minn
I'red Fulton
We Ling
White Sox Defeat Bronchos In Junior Indoor Baseball
In a surprise, the White Sox beat the Bronchos 6-4 in the Junior Indoor Baseball League at WMCA on Wednesday. Tirado led the winners with three hits, Tom Dag gut pitched well, while Frank Bitters and Henry Desinger had hits for the losers. The Giants also won 7-2 over the Cardinals in the day’s other game.
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White Sox
Bronchos
Giants
Cardinals
Cronchos
Tom Daggut
Teaders
Tirado
Robert Wallace
Tom Dagger
Henry Schumaker
Frank Bitters
Charles Albert
Harry May
Henry Desinger
Howell May
Eugene Viarrett
Tom Furman
Homer Mitchel
Bis
Bass
Ingram
Charlton
Berry
Carter
Chestnut Peter Wins Crown in North Randall Grand Circuit
In Cleveland on Wednesday Chestnut Peter dethroned rival Hollyrod Bob to become champion three year old of the year in the Grand Circuit stake. Chestnut Peter won in straight heats while four other Peter the Gene trotters chased him. Wilkes Brewer took The Plaindealer 2:07 trot after a fierce race. Baxter Lou won the 2:04 pace. Dick Watts claimed the 2715 trot after a run-off among top finishers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hollyrod Bob
North Randall
Peter
Gene Trotters
Wilkes Brewer
Baxter Lou
Valentine
Peter G
Dick Watts
Liberty Club Renames as Liberty Rifle Club in San Antonio
The San Antonio Rifle and Pistol Club adopts Liberty Rifle Club as its new name after a name confusion with another Texas club. T. To. Cline proposed the change, highlighting his status as an elder member and top shooter. Scores yesterday included J. W. Schofield 86 and Moths 86 at 300 yards, with two teams competing under artificial light.
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San Antonio
Hurt
Tarhera
Cline
Barbera
B ‘ Richer
Cuonineham
Mitehell
PL Garrison
Lesevant Mitchell
Clarence Pansel
A. Welker
F. M. Rodrigues
Aga
Ready for France Firet Photo of Johnny Byers
Photo features Johnny Byers in Knights of Columbus War Work Activities uniform. Byers sails for France to boost morale of U S troops by promoting baseball as a diversion during wartime.
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Firet
Johnny Byers
Knights of Columbus
Byers
France
Boxers barred from staging fights outside army camps
Lieutenant Colonel Shelley announced a War Department ruling on Physical Training that boxers stationed in army camps may not stage fights outside the camps. Suggested by General Ryan, the policy will end many boxing bouts planned in the city.
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Shelley
War Department Commission On Physical Training
Ryan
River Pollution Triggers Texas Water Inquiry
Austin sent state sanitary engineer YV H Ehlers and State Board of Water Engineers member Johna X Norris to Llano to inspect drinking water as reports indicate very low Llano River flow has caused fish die-offs and pollution. The drought also causes a water famine in Llano County while San Antonio officials plan travel toward the Rio Grande Valley for a cross border water treaty pushed by the Rio Grande Conservation Association.
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Austin
Tex
YV. H. Ehlers
Johna X. Norris
State Board of Water Engineers
Llano
Lino County
Janes Hayes Quirles
San Antonio
Selig Deutschmann
Rio Grande
Seed Dealers Hold Meeting on Agricultural Pricing Rules
Washington D C August delegates from cotton seed dealers meet with the Food Administration to discuss business costs and margins to frame forthcoming regulations. Hal Chase suspended by New York at Aug 8 due to indifferent play. Cincinnati Nationals captain and first baseman is indefinitely suspended by manager John McGraw.
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Washington, D. C
Food Administration
Hal Chase
New York
Harold (Eat) Chase
Cincinnati Nationals
Mathewson
Graves to Lead American Forces on Siberian Front
American aid to Siberia announced by General Marek names Maj. Gen. William S. Graves to command two regular regiments from the Philippines with others to follow. The expedition will back the Czecho-Slovak movement westward, while Japanese and Chinese forces prepare to assist under Japanese direction.
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Washington, D. C
Siberia
Marek
William $. Graves
Philippines
Graves
Camp Fremont
California
March
United States
Staf
Paron Uyehara
Japan
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