Broncs Open with Shutout as Rogers Dominates Giants
Dallas defeats San Antonio 3 to 0 in the opener behind Rogers sharp curve and flawless support. Metz delivers a pinch hit scoring Daringer and Spencer, with Spencer later scoring on a double steal. Wallace and Johnston return to the lineup as Leidy praises the team’s form.
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Dalkowitz to Meet Center Point in Saturday Game
The Dalkowitz baseball club will face Center Point on Saturday afternoon as part of a larger celebration in Center Point. The team plans a morning departure for a full day outing.
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Standings and Tonight's Games Across Regions
Standing of clubs shows matchups today with San Antonio at Dallas, Houston at Fort Worth, Austin at Oklahoma City, and Galveston at Waco, highlighting city pairings and schedule.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Scores show Brooklyn 8 over Pittsburg 7 and St. Louis 7 to Philadelphia 0. Boston 12 beat Chicago 8. New York 10 15 over Cincinnati 4 2. Upcoming games include Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at New York with Pittsburg at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Yesterday's Results and Upcoming Matches Listed
Results show Philadelphia 3 Chicago 5 and Chicago 1 1 New York 6 Cleveland 2 Washington 5 St Louis 0 Boston 4 Detroit 3. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit and Washington at St Louis.
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Unclear Scoreline Reported Across Cities
Fragmentary sports score list shows Montgomery six Nashville one New Orleans three Chattanooga two Atlanta three Mobile two with Birmingham Memphis rain noted, no clear game context or date. Strong entities include Montgomery Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile Birmingham Memphis.
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New Orleans at Chattanooga Montgomery at Nashville
A brief sports brief lists matchups with New Orleans visiting Chattanooga, Montgomery playing at Nashville, and Mobile facing Atlanta as part of a regional schedule.
Local Elks to Houston in Return Game
The San Antonio Elks baseball team departs tonight at 10 30 for Houston to play a return game with the Houston Elks. They seek revenge for a prior defeat by the Buffalo Bills during their recent invasion of the local grounds. Both teams will spend Sunday in Galveston before returning home Sunday night.
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American aviator Claude Grahame-White arrives for Boston meet
English flyer Claude Grahame-White, winner of last year's Belmont Park cup, sails into New York aboard the Mauretania en route to Boston for the August 26 aviation meet. He brings two machines, including Weymann’s Nieuport monoplane, and vows to win all speed events or salute the rivals.
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Sand Crabs edge Navigators in opener of series
In Waco Texas the Sand Crabs defeated the Navigators 2 to 1 in a tense game. Miller started on the mound for Galveston, Brandt was hit from the lineup for jesting an umpire, Helm came on to relieve and kept the score tight. Bruns umpired.
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Senators Rally But Fall Short In Indian Defeat
Oklahoma City 6, Washington Senators 8 as the visitors jumped to a big early lead and held on an uphill fight. Austin led with a strong showing as the Senators benefited from Indian errors and timely hits.
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Panthers Win Easily in Shortened Fort Worth Game
In Fort Worth on August 18 the Panthers defeated the Buffaloes 11 to 6 after seven innings as darkness halted play. Perritt Burnett and Kitchens teamed for Fort Worth with Hornsby and Allen handling the Buffaloes' battery, while Umpire Bush called the game.
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Bay City Cadets Sweep Bermudas In Doubleheader
Bay City wins both ends of a doubleheader from Laredo Bermudas 2 to 1 in each game. Newmeyer outduels Gallia in the 12 inning opener, with Newmeyer and Sweet driving timely hits. Hornbach bests Gallia in seven as Bay City again prevails 2 to 1. Gambrell fields for Laredo and Gambrell bats for the Bermudas. Umpire Hurlburt officiates.
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Population rises in Gonzales county census
Gonzales Texas August 18 the commissioners court reviewed the county school superintendent A B Corders scholastic census for this year and estimates Gonzales county population at 44700 an increase of 666 from last year.
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Four Buffaloes Reinstated by Sens in Houston
Otto Sens of the Houston club reinstated Rose Whiteman Edmondson and Brittina st last night and they left to join the club at Fort Worth. Newman Hill and Riggs are promised the full limit five years suspension by the National commission. Reeves McKay accompanied the four players and will likely be taken back. Hill and Riggs were in Houston. Newnam returned home to San Antonio.
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Baseball and Track Roundup From Yesterday's Results
Galveston defeated Waco as Vic Miller suffered a setback and the Senators extended a win streak to twenty two. In majors Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh while the Giants swept Cincinnati to climb to second place. Sam Crawford faced a facial injury from a foul tip, Cobb returned from a layoff, Schulte homered for Boston, Donlin collected three hits including a homer, Bresnahan sidelined by a wrist spike for three weeks, and Independence Boy set a new 2:02 8-4 pace at Columbus.
Texas league meeting in Fort Worth ends in secrecy
Report says the Texas league magnates meeting called for Fort Worth yesterday was held behind closed doors or became another fiasco like the Galveston session convened by President Allen last Monday.
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Baseball Rumors and Management Moves Stir 1900s Circles
Detroit casks waivers on Ty Cobb while Sam Crawford slips to a .250 average. Ban Johnson resigns as American League president. Charlie Somers plans minor league buys. Charley Murphy backs NL owners on all points. Browns seem best in AL. Christy Mathewson to Eastern League. Honus Wagner benched for indifference. Charlie Doolin offers Alexander to Chicago for a bat. Jack Gleason buys Boston stake. Not for some time, old pal.
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Hartford jail time-server earns 60 day sentence
Patsy Flynn, known as the jail tailor and bushelman in Hartford, began a 60 days sentence for his 57th arrest since 1895. A Hartford woman has a longer record with over 70 sentences in 15 years, Flynn’s usual offense being drunkenness.
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Mickey Sheridan to Fight Freddy Daniels in Fifteen Rounds
Jockey-fighter Mickey Sheridan of St Louis has signed to face Freddy Daniels of St Joseph Mo on September 1 before the Robideaux Athletic Club in Chicago. The bout will be fought at 180 pounds and scheduled for fifteen rounds.
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Frenchman aims to beat round the world record
Andrew Jager Schmidt, the Frenchman racing to break all world round trip records, will reach New York late today and sail for France on the Olympic tomorrow. The ship will land him at Cherbourg shortly after midnight Friday, with Paris accessible in under seven hours by train. He has until midnight Sunday to reach Paris from his July 17 start, making a near certainty he will complete the journey within the forty day limit.
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Banks to merge Texas Trust and Bankers Trust Sept 1
Houston report states that a merger date is fixed for September 1 between Bankers Trust Company and the Texas Trust Company. The deal combines two Texas lenders and will influence local banking services across the region.
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Zimmerman Suspended by Cubs Manager for Indefinite Time
In Boston on August 18 Manager Chance suspended Heine Zimmerman indefinitely and fined him $100 after a game, citing dissatisfaction with his recent second base play and fitness. Theo Artzt's Orchestra, Both phope
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Chicago Prepares For Bowling Congress
Chicago Iowa Aug 18 Preparations for the Americ Bowling congress meet in this city next year will begin tonight as the Chicago Bowling League reorganizes The Chicago Bowling Tournament Company which financed the 1912 congress will be reorganized by Monday A stockholders meeting will elect officers on Monday August 28 The big field day of bowlers from major leagues and top minor leaguers will be held the second week in September at Comiskey Park.
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Tenth Infantry Beats Washer Bros 4 0 At Electric Park
Over 500 fans watched the Tenth Infantry defeat the Washer Brothers 4 to 0 at Electric Park ball field yesterday. Duff pitched for the army team while Tracy started for the Washers. Duff held the Washers to zero while Tracy struck out a dozen. The Tenth’s two first runs came on errors, and the band entertained with a pregame program and between innings music.
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