Wacoans Edge Bronchos In Last Game For Victory
The Wacoans defeated the Bronchos 3 to 2 at Lesgue Park in a Sunday afternoon finale. Dunckel boosted a late ninth inning rally with a James Dandy homer, but Meek and Barents delivered key hits as Wacoans held off San Antonio. Odell struggled at third but contributed a hit and the crowd of over four thousand cheered the close finish.
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Texas League clash ends amid rain and fireworks at Tantrue Park
Spectators including President W R Davidson of the Texas League watched a four-way standings battle as rain halted play in the ninth. The Fort Worth and Houston clubs, along with Beaumont and Shreveport, chased a slim lead in a tense board with multiple hits and sacrifices.
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Sunday Baseball Scores Across Cities
Sunday results show Waco and San Antonio both with 2 to 1 games against Dallas and Houston respectively, Shreveport beating Beaumont 9 to 1, Fort Worth and Galveston opening with 1. Monday matchups include Sheavennet at San Antonio and Waco at Beaumont with Dahan at Galveston. American League has no games scheduled. Chicago at Philadelphia and St Louis at Gaston with Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York on tap.
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National League Scores and Schedule Highlights
Sunday results show Philadelphia beating Cincinnati 14 to 10 while Brooklyn triumphed 6 to 10 against Chicago. St Louis won 7 to 2 over Boston. Boston visits St Louis next, with rookies at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York travels to Pittsburgh.
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Two Umpires to Back Umpiring at League Park
San Antonio club president Harrison J. Benson and Texas League president W H Davidson backed a double umpire system after a close Sunday game at League Park. Umpire Moran faced a tough call from a central position, but no blame was assigned. The plan aims to reduce arguments and could spread to other Texas League venues.
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Pre-Mimtoary Missouri Valley tennis entries headliners noted
Expect good tennis at the Missouri Valley championships in Kansas City with 92 players, the largest entry to date. Chicago stars including Green Ketchum Weber and Spoico headline a field that may produce fast matches as rounds open on the Kansas City Athletic Club courts. Doubles entries close Monday night as the event draws central west talent. Braves beat Stars in a 17 to 1 baseball rout, McCarty and Wosnig shining.
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Federal League Sundays Resurts
Newark defeats Kansas 3 1 play Montax. St Louis visits Baltimore. Chicago plays Brooke. Kansas City hosts Newark. Pittsburgh and Buffalo edge sessions.
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Southern League At Memphis Score Summary
In Memphis, New Orleans and Memphis battled with erratic scoring and mixed innings. Batteries were listed as Karr and Schmidt for the visiting side and Berger for Memphis, with multiple mis-typed names suggesting a rough OCR read of the game box score.
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Moran Returns to U S to Seek Wallard Fight
Frank Moran, the Pittsburg heavy, arrived in New York from Liverpool and announced plans to challenge Tess Wallard of the American Association. The note references Moran’s past 80-round Paris bout with Jack Johnson in 1914 and cites boxing venues and dates in Cleveland Philadelphia and Indianapolis with terse, fragmentary detail.
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Dallas Giants Rally Past Houston Buffs In Twin Game Sweep
Data from Dallas reports a doubleheader split by the Giants against Houston. In game one Ware starred for Dallas while Durkin struggled for Houston, and in the ninth Atorch’s error ended a pitching duel between Kenfer and Edmondson. Final scores 4-7 and 8-? with West and Durkin noted for key moments.
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Shreveport Shuts Out Beaumont In Low-Scoring Tilt
Shreveport managed eight hits and capitalized on Beaumont mishaps to win 1 to 0 after a pitching duel. Mel Tod worked seven innings for Beaumont, while Shreveport was retired in order five times. Cooke and the Beavers combined for a late rally as Metheod and Smithy held firm for the shutout.
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Harper's home run wins for Panthers in ninth
Harper's homer over the right field fence in the ninth broke a pitching duel between Kerr and Allen, giving Fort Worth a 2 to 1 victory over Galveston to take the series. Holt pitched well for both sides. final line shows Allen, Kerr, and Jordan on the mound.
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Speedy boats from across nation enter Americas regatta heats
About twenty of the speediest boats in the country have entered to compete for the Americas title with heat races set for August 28 and September 4 at Kansas City. Entries include the Starber ITV of Chicago and the Hinck Demon of Terre Haute, Indiana, both capable of high speeds, with Peter Pan VIE listed as the starter.
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Unclear baseball scorecard fragment with multiple teams
Fragmented OCR shows several batters and teams including Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn Chicago and Boston. Details are garbled with inconsistent scoring lines. cannot determine a clear game result or date from the readable portions.
Dalkowitz Beats Knights in 13 Innings at Kriech's Park
In a 13 inning baseball duel at Kriech's Park Sunday, the Dalkowitz defeated the Knights of Columbus Lasebill trama 3 to 2. Gotthardt scored the winning run for Dalkowitz after Jeffries doubled, with Fried pitching ten strikeouts for the winners and Aldworth nine for the Knights. Lopes hit a solo homer for Dalkowitz in the sixth. Collins led Knights with four hits in five trips.
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Owls Beat Zipps in New Braunfels Baseball Clash
The San Antonio Owls defeated the Zippe team in New Braunfels as Shoten Bugne held the locals to two hits. Boone struck out 16 Zipps, Ludwig fanned 7 Owls, Wulff starred for the winners with bat and glove, and Lute hit two home runs.
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Mud Ball Prohibited in Federal League Rules
Federal League bans mud ball usage with Monday order from President Gilmora's office. Penalty for violations is 50 dollars. Umpires must rub gloss off new balls before play and no moistening aids like sponges or wet handkerchiefs. Ho Renn bach of the Newark Federals credited with first using the ball against Chicago.
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Heberer's Birds Wins in Alamo City Race
George M. Heberer’s entry OD 11581 won first place in the 150 mile Alamo City district race of the National Revolation of Anporicut Homelng Piseon Fenders. His entry OB 11677 took second and P Glivants, 1973, placed third. Birds were released at 8 30 am by RD Weld and arrived about 9 20 84, averaging over 62 miles per hour.
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Severs to Quit Baseball Amid Magnate Pressure
Johnny Evers announces he will quit baseball next Wednesday after the Bunton St Louis series. He cites harassment by magnates including Barney Dreyfuss and Charles Ebbets, claiming owners try to force him out to improve pennant chances. George Stallings, Boston manager, says Evers is upset but unlikely to depart.
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Tennis doubles title up for grabs in western championship
Play resumed in Chicago as the western tennis championship continued with doubles finals. Movis state doubles champions Alex Squair and Heath Byford led partners Walter T Hayes and Rainn Burdick in title play while singles and women events advanced, Ruth Bickabo champion among winners. In Tacoma, Washington, Ruth McCabe claimed a new girls baseball throwing record of 209 feet 6 inches, surpassing 1911 record by Dorothy Smith of Vassar.
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Stars in Tennis Event Near Wright Lawn Club
August 4 opening of three key eastern tennis tournaments leading to Forest Hills. entrants include Norris Williams U and Maurice F McLoughlin with 24 top players from the nation. Notable 18 year old Harold A Throckmorton among rising stars. Karl Ho Bekr also listed.
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Headquarters Defeat Hood Team in Two Games
The report details a two game setback for Hood's squad at the Army Pont venue. Raul Headquarters and Pearls team figures are cited with multiple players contributing, including strong offense from Mullad Orr and Ballou. The first matchup ends 7 to 0 with errors noted as costly, while the second race features a high scoring inning and Pearls securing a lead.
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Harlandales Sweep Doubleheader Over Lowthers
Harlandales win both ends of a Sunday baseball doubleheader against the Lowther Bros. on their diamond. First game 8 to 3, Vance twirls well with two hits for himself and two runs. Halliday stars for Lowthers with two hits and two runs. Second game 9 to 0, forfeit in the third inning after a dispute over when to resume play, umpire Russell awarding the ten-run lead to Harlandales.
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O Day Back in Harness as National League Umpire
Hey Hans O Day, veteran umpire, was reappointed by John R Benen, president of the National League. Tener was in a box seat at the Brooklyn Chicago doubles header. Quigley took the field to officiate single handed.
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O'Day Arrives as Uney Confers Amid Unclear Sage Play
Fragmentary report from 1914 era sports scene notes O'Day approaching his box as Uney chats as saiguler. Obey Wen throws a pass toward Tegalia while fans welcome a new season backdrop. The piece mentions a Chicago tie and confers on unclear game details.
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Decathlon On At Panama Pacific Exposition Stadium
San Francisco hosts the Pan Pan American decathlon and related events under the American Athletic Union. The program features 10 events across two days including the 100 and 400 meter dashes the running high jump the broad jump and the shot put. Prominent American long distance runners will also contest the American modified marathon with numerous amateur athletes from the United States in attendance.
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Seegers Jrs Split Doubleheader With Pratts
The Seeger Juniors baseball team split a doubleheader Sunday, winning 4 to 3 in the first game and 4 to 1 in the second. Reno, Christian, and Ehlo starred for the Juniors, while Van Cleave shined for the Pratts. Batteries included Pruitier and Cuttersife for the Pratts and Speggers, Henry, and Reno for the Juniors.
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Mutt and Jeff News A Pause for Apology and Hard Times
A garbled report notes Mutt and Jeff attempting to rejoin their Vue Taunt family after travel abroad. They encounter trouble in transit in New York causing an indefinite delay. The piece wishes their release and liberty while noting current rejection of the cosplay offer.
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