Fable of Trout and Cat Ends in Muddy Pool Duel
A big man-eating Trout haunts Lone Star waters until a sixty-pound Mud Cat ambushes him. A Sand Crab witnesses the clash, Trout loses a fin and an eye, and the tale ends with Trout's pride foiled and a pending moral. The same issue notes a baseball game where San Antonio beats Galveston 12 to 6, with key homers by Daringer and Thebo.
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Bronchos open road trip against Houston
The Nags begin a 24 day road swing in the Mud Cats camp today and will play the Bisons five times during the trip. Goodwin starts for the Nags to face Rose, while Wallace and Johnston try to return from injuries soon. Rumors of sales and recalls circulated but could not be verified.
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San Antonio Beats Galveston With 10-4 Victory
San Antonio bats explode for ten runs on hits and bases loaded, backed by defenders and pitchers including Fulmer Putnam Franz Daringer Metz Thebe Firestine Tiger Kruger and Helm. Galveston commits errors on wild pitches and double plays as time runs 1:50.
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Senators Rally Past Buffaloes 8 5 in Texas League
In Austin on August 10 the Senators defeated Buffaloes 8 to 5 to take their third straight game. Errors helped Houston score four runs in the fifth as Taylor received weak support. McDonald tripled in the fifth with runners aboard.
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Dale shuts out Waco as Navigators manage four hits
Dallas wins 5 to 0 in a five inning game called early so teams could catch trains. Lohman Jepson and Meek batters. Dale and Murphy pitcher. Umpires Verheyen and Price.
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Indians Rally Edges Panthers in Low-Scoring Win
In Oklahoma City on August 10 the Indians beat the Panthers 65 to 6 despite a late ninth inning rally by Oklahoma City. Lingenfelder, Young and Noyes vs Green, Perritt and Kitchens. Umpire Matthews.
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Flies 96 Miles an Hour Over Cross Country Flight
Frank Champion, a Los Angeles aviator, reportedly set the fastest American cross country flight time last Friday by covering about seven miles at 96 miles per hour. He flew a racing machine bought from James Radley with a favorable tail wind, according to verification by the Aeronautic Society of California.
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Standing of Clubs and Tonight's Games
San Antonio visits Houston while Galveston plays Austin in a Texas league showcase. Dallas travels to Fort Worth and Waco heads to Oklahoma City as teams seek key divisional wins.
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Bay City in Laredo Brownsville in Victoria
Bay City in Laredo. Brownsville in Victoria. Corpus Christi in Beeville.
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Yesterday's Results Highlights Across Major Leagues
Scores show Philadelphia beat Chicago 9 to 7 and Detroit defeated New York 8 to 3. Washington won 5 to 4 against St. Louis and Cleveland topped Boston 8 to 5. Chicago visits Philadelphia, Detroit plays New York, St. Louis meets Washington.
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National League Scores Line
St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 while New York led Chicago 16 to 5. Cincinnati beat Boston 5 to 3 and Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 7 to 6.
Southern League scores and standings update
New Orleans 3 Memphis 0. Birmingham 4 Atlanta 0. Chattanooga 4 Montgomery 4. Memphis in Mobile. Chattanooga in Birmingham. Atlanta in Montgomery.
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Five Giants Gain Sunday Win With Three Hits Each
Five Giants gathered three hits apiece as Cub pitchers struggled. The barrage produced a one sided offensive showcase and boosted the visitors' offense.
Eleven Fast Trotters Entered In Ohio Stake
Cleveland Ohio August 10 The $50 000 Ohio stake for 2 12 trotters features eleven high class entrants at North Randall track Anvil winner of the Merchants and Manufacturers stake in Detroit last week and Belvasia winner of the 2 11 trot at the same meeting are strongly backed Douglas McGregor and Lewis Forrest support them with enthusiasm
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Singing Society Hosts Mozart Gesang Verein Fight Night
The Mozart Gesang Verein hosts its third tournament in St. Louis with Harry Trendall and Monte Dale as feature fighters. Bouts last six rounds with no decisions and fighters paid a set amount under singing society auspices.
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Egan and Wilson Tie Rare 177-Yard Hole Record
In the Glenview Golf club annual tournament at Chicago on August 10 H Chandler Egan of Exmoor and M Wilson of Glenview each made the seventh hole a 177 yards in one. This duplicate feat is likely without precedent in any tournament.
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Brownies Defeat Rice Eaters in Regional Tilt
Scurry Peebles pitched the Brownies to an 8 to 3 victory over the Rice Eaters in Brownsville. Newmeyer was relieved by Stone in the fourth after a hard first stretch while Brownsville built an early lead the Cereals could not overcome. Umpire Davern called the game.
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Gallia Dominates Rose Buds In Laredo Shutout
Bermuda pitcher Gallia threw a striking game to blank Rose Buds 7 to 0 in Laredo Texas as locals rapped three triples and nine other hits. Gallia and Francis paired for the win while Galm and Knaupp offered stout defense and Maury umpired.
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Pelicans Lose Doubleheader to Beeville
In Corpus Christi on August 10 the Pelicans were swept by Beeville in a doubleheader, 8 to 1 and 5 to 0. First game details show Beeville with timely runs as Corpus commits errors. Second game notes Beeville attacks early and holds off Corpus as Merritt and Brammel provide support.
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Road map fragment reads unclear race results
Fragmentary OCR lists places and scores: Columbia eight to Jacksonville two, Charleston one, Al- At Macon and Macon Augusta noted as reim.
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Pirates Take Lead With Victory Over Phillies
Pittsburg tops the Phillies to move ahead in the standings while the Athletics extend their edge over the White Sox with a four game run. Birdie Lee singles thrice for the Yankees and Gallie blanks the Rose Buds in a recent start. Hess moves to Boston Nationals from New Orleans as Cody?lackluster details. The Households seek city title as they meet Stowers at Electric Park after a ten game win streak and 105 runs scored.
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Rumor Links Donlin to Helm of Griffith 1912
Rumor has it that Mike Donlin will succeed Clarke Griffith in 1912. Donlin is described as a close friend of Hermann, signaling potential changes in leadership at the club.
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Washer Bros Honor team with Dutch supper at Sommers garden
Washer Bros players gathered for a Dutch supper hosted by Manager Dooley at Sommers' garden, thanking the team for its efforts this season. The group pledged renewed hard work to complete what already appears to be a successful year on the diamond. Attendees included Picard, Zurcher, Tracy, Doran, Anthony, Deagan, Masch, Lopez, Braunschweig, Sieckenius, Seng and Dooley.
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Kansas City Invites Army Polo Teams to Velie Trophy Meet
A three cornered polo tournament is planned with the Velie trophy at stake. Fort Sam Houston Polo club along with Third cavalry Eleventh cavalry and Third field artillery teams will play, practice games ongoing, and a Kansas City invitation for a late month central tournament is under consideration. The Eleventh cavalry remains strongest while the other two squads work to reach that level.
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Corpus Christi baseball club renamed to Orphans
The Corpus Christi team in the Southwest Texas league was taken over by President Dickenson and renamed the Southwest Texas Orphans. No more games will be played in Corpus Christi as the league magnates formalized the takeover after Corpus Christi failed to support the club.
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Wells and Brown to Meet in New York August 30
George McDonald, manager of English lightweight champion Matt Wells, announced that Wells will fight Knockout Brown in New York on August 30. The bout is set at 133 pounds with Charlie White as referee and a $500 cash forfeit posted by each fighter. Wolgast will face the winner of the bout.
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Boston Talkable Shakeup In Management Shoes
Rumor out of Boston claims Tenney will be dropped from leadership with Dr Kling or M Donlin slated to wear managerial shoes. The unnamed source discusses possible changes in high level roles and the timing remains uncertain.
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