Bears gain split as Panthers edge Bruins in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on August 19 the San Antonio Panthers evened the series with the Bruins by winning 8 to 4. Key sixth inning errors opened the door for two Panthers runs while Jim Galloway belted a third home run for San Antonio. Ralph Head earned the loss for the Bruins despite a solid effort. Preacher Perryman pitched well for the Panthers. The final game of the series is set for Tuesday ahead of a trip to Shreveport.
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Johnston's Tennis Sees Notable Newport Victory
Little Bill T Johnston defeats Snodgrass at Newport in the Casino finale, displaying peak form this season. He impressed with deep drives and sharp volleys, though his doubles play with Clarence Griffin faced an injury-driven setback to Bob Kinsey’s knee.
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Bears Box Score Box Score Summary
Baseball box score fragment lists players Howe Gross Galloway Phelan Sears Moore Head and Palmer with hits errors sacrifices and home runs. Pitchers Head Perryman allow multiple runs with strikeouts and walks. umpired by Weir and Daly. time not provided.
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Gardner Leads Denver Amateur Qualifiers With 89
Robert A. Gardner of Chicago shot 89 to lead 150 players in the Denver invitation golf tournament for amateurs. Denver’s Dr. L D. Bromfield tied for second with 73 and will receive the medal as Gardner defaults. Nine players tied at 83 for first flight. notable others from Denver and out–of–town included Carter Dunn and Omohundro.
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Texas League Box Scores Summary
Texas League box scores show Beaumont and Shreveport games with Stansbury Huber Taylor Connolly King and Deviveros among the top hitters. Galveston Wichita Falls Dallas Houston and other clubs are listed with runs, hits, errors and pitchers, noting key players like Burkett White Wells Jonnaard Fussell and Turgeon. Time is 1 50 with umpires Estill and OToole.
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Collins Seeks 1924 American League MVP Honor
Edward Trowbridge Collins, veteran White Sox captain, leads AL in stolen bases with 33 and sits near the batting lead with .346 as he pursues the 1924 MVP award. Ruth clings to .400 while Cobb, Speaker and others contest the batting race. Cuyler and Hornsby top NL batting with 407 and 377 respectively as Frisch adds to run totals.
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Epinard Needs Little More Work Before Big Tests
Saratoga Springs N Y August 49 Epinard the French thoroughbred will require minimal track work to be ready for three elite races against America s best on the turf. Jockey Everett Haynes says he took today easy and may run five furlongs tomorrow to peak at Belmont Aqueduct and Latonia. The French star will ship from Saratoga to Belmont Park August 26 with Ordinance and Ladkin. It was announced the three special races will be broadcast by radio stations.
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Lew Tendler Defeats Mars in Hometown Bout in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati at Redland Field Lew Tendler the Philadelphia lightweight scored a newspaper decision over K O Mars in a ten round bout Mars was knocked down in the fourth round and was counted out when the bell saved him Punctuation.
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Stribling Knocks Out Stone in Fourth Round Bout
Georgia schoolboy Stribling scores a technical knockout of Newark lightweight Jack Stone in the fourth round at Clex Tenn. The referee stopped the bout as Stone sagged against the ropes under a flurry of blows. Stribling next meets Paul Berlenbach at the Velodrome Aug. 27 and then trains at Saratoga Springs with Luis Angel Firpo for his upcoming match.
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Farrer Saves Game as Highlanders Defeat Lavernia 9 to 4
Asa Farrer hurled a fine relief ball to lift the Highlanders of San Antonio to a 9 4 victory over Lavernia Sunday. Freaman provided heavy hitting with a double and a triple, backed by Frey, Farrer, Dighter, Davin, and Batterion.
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Davis Cup Doubles Team Split as They Arrive in Boston
At Longwood Cricket Club Boston on August 19 the Davis Cup doubles team from Philadelphia split opinions on forming a repeat defense. Davis and Williams faced Pare and Lott in five sets, while other noted matches included Lacoste and arotta against Snodgrass and Wesbrook. British poloists arrived in New York to meet the American four for the international cup at Meadowbrook in September.
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Pirates Rise in Race as Giants Fade in Clash
The piece notes Pittsburgh's strong showing against New York, highlighting historic series results and potential impact on the National League pennant race. It discusses past outcomes from 1915 to 1923, current momentum starting in July, and the Pirates' chance to overtake Brooklyn and win the championship.
Flag Chasers Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Baseball standings and results from American and National Leagues with team records and upcoming games across multiple cities. Key entries include Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Washington, and others detailing wins losses and recent outcomes.
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Pitchers Dominate As Giants Pirates Tie In Longest Game
In Ames New York on August 19 the baseball season features pitchers shaping the end of the major league race. Leonard’s long awaited return ends with a knockout. the Reds and Giants fight 17 innings in a 8 to 7 loss for New York. Burleigh Grimes slows Pirates as Pittsburgh’s mound trio falters. The Cubs beat Boston 6 to 1 behind Coveleskie. Cy Williams and the Phillies rally past St Louis 6 to 4 as Wingard’s Red Sox fall 3 to 2.
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Sullivan Defends Lightweight Title in Queens Bout
Steve Sullivan of Brooklyn retained his junior lightweight crown with a 15 round decision over Vincent Martin of Brooklyn at Queensboro A C in Long Island City. Martin survived to the final bell suffering heavy punishment with Sullivan winning on points and no knockdowns logged. It was their sixth meeting and Sullivan’s first defense after winning the crown from Johnny Dundee.
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