Beaten Indians Move On To Longview
The San Antonio Indians arrive in Longview to face the Cannibals in a two game set after dropping a double header to Beaumont 5-2 and 11-1 in Beaumont. Herring outpitched Kowalk in the first game while Schule earned the win in the second as Beaumont hitters punished House and Hinson. Shortstop Schofield left early with an injury.
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Box Score Oddities Highlight Easterlin and Taubs Action
A quirky recap shows Bloen hares Easterling Taubs match with Fitz gerald Tot Taubs Meslay double nasa and Patek Newsome exchanges. Herring to Newsome to Greenberg and Flaskamper to Crossley mark key flows. Herring strikes Kowalik twice and Kowalik is hit by a gilded bail as play runs one hour. Umpires Galloway and Ballanian officiate.
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Newsome
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Crossley
Piich Kowalik
Kowalik
Galloway
Ballanian
Four Teams Remain in Printers League Championship
ST PAUL August 15 Four teams Washington Cincinnati the Twin Cities and New York remained for the Union Printers International Baseball league championship at the tournament. Cincinnati led by four straight wins defeated the Twin Cubs 5 to 0. Washington the 1921 winner beat Chicago 10 to 6 and New York won 22 to 8 over Baltimore.
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Texas League Rundar'n Reelin Beaumont 8-11
Beaumont beats, Sax Antonty Tallon Fy Bert Worth 0, with Galveston at Houston and Longview 8. Tyler 1, Plas Mondux San Antonin at Longvier, Beaumont at Dallas, Galveston xb Port Worits Honsign at Tye.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from Sunday Action
In the American League a tight Sunday card saw New York fall 5 to 4 to Washington as St Towle allowed 9 hits in a tough loss. Philadelphia routed Chicago 6 to 0 while Boston beat New York 4 to 2. Cleveland and Philadelphia feature noted in standings with others not scheduled.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues listed in a chaotic recap
National League results show Brooklyn, New York, St Louis and Chicago with varied wins and losses. Western and Southern Association games include Omaha, Des Moines, Denver, Oklahoma City, Nashville and Birmingham. Pacific Coast reports San Francisco and Seattle. American and other leagues list Toledo, Kansas City, Milwaukee, St Paul and Minneapolis with mixed tallies.
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Tas Annclew
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Purlland Bacramento
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Texas Boxes Londview 6 to 1 in Fort Worth baseball game
Fort Worth reported a lopsided Texas high school baseball score as Lounview fell 6 to 1 to Tyler in the Fort Worth area. Key players included Phelps Severeia Green Buller and Joyntarr, with notable pitching by Sviteholan and Vresnel and a ninth inning rally hold by Tyler's defense.
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German champion Nusslein defeats Tilden in straight sets
Maplewood N H Aug 15 CINS Hang Nusslein, the German tennis champion, defeated American pro star Big Big Tilden in straight sets 6 2 6 4 Sunday. Nusslein and Emmett Pare of Chicago also won doubles beating Niden and Brice Barhes. The report notes errors by Tilden and adds an unrelated rental ad at the end.
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National Race Tightens Across Major Leagues
The eight National League clubs push toward the finish with Cubs slipping, Dodgers gaining, and Cardinals, Pirates, Phillies, Braves, and Reds within several games. Yankees extend AL lead behind Gomez as Foxx homer helps Athletics edge Red Sox. Detroit beats Cleveland as Browns sweep White Sox. Bump Hadley and Bam Gray shine for White Sox follow-up losses.
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Tex” Carleton
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Dizzy” Dean
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Tom Bridges
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Bump Hadley
Bam Gray
Hill games off Llano due to rain
Slow rain throughout the hill country Sunday washed out Hill County League games. Postponements occurred in Kerrville Mason and Fredericksburg as weather disrupted schedules.
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Fredericksburg
Leading Texas Leaguers Shine In Diverse Allstar Meet
An OCR dense roster notes top hitters, pitchers, and fielders from teams including Beaumont, Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio. It lists standout names like Schulz, Payne, Murray, O’Dour, and Hock with stats on home runs, runs batted in, stolen bases, and innings pitched amid the American League and related leagues.
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Dallas Rises
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Rasslers Swim in Their Tights Headline Cage Match
Promoter Ralph Rammonds brings a two out of three fall main event at Expo arena for Pridey night. The Sheik Marallah, harem owner, faces Silent Rattan in the headliner, while Ted Travis and Cyclone Fox appear in the semi windup. Red Michaels clashes with Charlie Heard in a 30 minute opener as Jack Reynolds defends a world title against an unnamed challenger.
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Charlie Heard
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Hoffman Shuts Out Martinez Plowboys
Johnny Hoffman hurled a 2 0 victory over the Martinez Plowboys with Smokey Woods in support. Hoffman allowed four hits while striking out 11. Woods fanned 14 on five hits. Tommy Evans doubled and tripled. Erdie Brown made six defensive chances. Next Sunday Richter’s meet Sayers as the Panthers face Sayers.
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Smokey” Woods
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Rival Pro Golfing Squads Selected for Oak Park Match
CHICAGO August 15 A team of foreign born professional golfers led by Tommy Armour will face a native born stars squad captained by Horton Smith in a two day best ball and four ball series at Oak Park Country Club August 25 26 The Armours side includes Cooper Garrett Hackney Dave Hackney Hampton Hutchinson Jurado Kirkwood Teceyn MacDonald and Smiths lineup features Burke Diegel Dudley Dutra Creavy Espinoss Farrell Hagen Shute Turneen and Watrous The event is sponsored by the Professional Golfers Association
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Cubs Face Down All Doubts After Landis Clears Team
Chicago. Baseball Commissioner Landis returned from St. Louis to say Cub players were cleared of any pact in the rumored gambling scandal. He noted possible action against Rogers Hornsby for his financial dealings, if violations exist. Regardless, Cubs owed $11,380 on loans will be paid. The Cubs, under new manager Charlie Grimm at Wrigley Field, return to bid for the National League pennant with a fresh lead and improved position after an Eastern trip.
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Texas Leaguers Card Heroes
Texas Leaguers Texans Tex Carleton and Dieky Dean, rookie pitchers from Texas, led the Cardinals to two wins over the league leading Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader. Carleton blanked the Cubs 2 0, while Dean pitched 10 innings for a 2 1 victory, fanning six in a row, one shy of the world record.
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Cubs Finish West Trip With 11 Wins and 8 Losses
Brooklyn Dodgers were labeled the Cubs’ main threat as the team known for quick home wins but faulty road leads. The trip ended with 11 victories and eight defeats. The Hornsby regime closed August 4 after four wins and four losses. The Grimm Cubs posted seven wins to four losses. Notable changes included the absence of Vince Barton and the addition of Mark Koenig and Frank Demaree from the Yankees’ system.
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Wind pi 0 k of new records at Olympic meet
Strong winds at Kezar yesterday helped the United States set two world records, equal one, and break two meet marks during the dual track meet with Great Britain and the United States. Percy Heard equaled his world record in the 120 yard high hurdles at 14.2 seconds, while British runners set a new 880 yard time. The U S team included Johnny Noreiss, George Saling, and Ralph Metcalfe, who helped to a 6 to 4 U S victory. Mildred Babe Midrickosa of Texas set a world mark in the 40 yard dash at 4. Extension of notes shows relay and sprint records falling with heights and times noted.
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