Pirates Take Easy Victory From Broncs
In Galveston on August 21 San Antonio Bronchos lost 12 to 7 to the Pirates. Gene Moore starred for Galveston with two bags and a triple, while Hopkins Frierson and Moore added multiple extra-base hits. San Antonio's Browning relieved Huntress. the game featured late surges and solid base running in a high-scoring affair.
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Madden
Huntress
Schwind
Massey
Moore Seitz
Dunlap
Warrenton Horse Show Enters Second Day and Judging
Society shared honors as Warrenton Virginia hosts the second day of the horse show. Prominent attendees watched judging of heavy draft stallions and yearlings, thoroughbreds, ladies harness and saddle horses, sporting tandems, green and heavy weight hunters, ponies, and local jumpers. Reginald Vanderbilt is among the judges for tonight’s ladies German at the Country Club.
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Warrenton
Reginald Vanderbilt
Superior pitching leads St Louis to doubleheader sweep
St Louis defeats New York in both games to stay in seventh place. First game features a pitching duel between Mack Allison and Ray Caldwell. St Louis wins 2 to 1. Second game Weisman blanks New York as St Louis plates seven runs.
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New York
Mack Allison
Ray Caldwell
Weisman
New Yorkers
Fisher
McConnell
R. H. EB
Caldwell
Sweeney
Allison
Agnew
McConnell and Gossett
McAlister
Cubs Bobble Things Philadelphia
Philadelphia won 2 to 1 behind Cravath homer in the second. Corriden, Evers, and Zimmerman errors helped Philadelphia score in the third as Magee drove in two runs with a single. Final: Chicago 1 Philadelphia 2.
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Chicago
Cravath
Corriden
Evers
Zimmerman
Magee
Rk. H. E
Lavender
Archer
Brennan
Killifer
Sox Sweep Chicago in Low Scoring Victory
Chicago beat Boston 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel as Jim Scott faced Fred Anderson. Only one Boston runner reached third while Chicago tallied the lone run in the eighth inning. Batteries: Anderson Hall Nunamaker for Boston. Scott Kuhn for Chicago.
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Chicago
Jim Scott
Fred Anderson
Brockton
Mass
Boston
R. H
Anderson, Hall and Nunamaker
Scott and Kuhn
Federal League Magnates Seal 1914 Pact In Secret Session
In Indianapolis on August 21 the Federal League owners agreed to a two bond plan totaling 50 000 to secure players salaries for 1914 and to guarantee parks free of debt. The bonds to be signed before a September 20 meeting. The group also planned new parks in Chicago Frome St Louis and Indianapolis.
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Ind
Chicago
Frome St. Louis
Indianapos
Club Standings and Today’s Matches
Yesterday results list Galveston 12 over San Antonio 7 Houston 3 Beaumont 1 Dallas 3 Fort Worth 1 Austin 4 Waco 2. Today’s games set San Antonio at Galveston Beaumont at Houston Austin at Waco Dallas at Fort Worth.
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San Antonio
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Beaumont
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Waco
Tee
Yesterday's Results From City Baseball Standings
Yesterday's scores show St. Louis 2 New York 7 and Philadelphia 5 Detroit 3. Chicago 1 Boston 0 with Philadelphia in Chicago and Washington in St. Louis. New York in Detroit and Boston in Cleveland.
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New York
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Boston
Cleveland
Seececeelb
Washington
St Vouls
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia 3 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 4 Boston 1 Brooklyn blank St Louis 0 Pittsburgh 4 New York 1. Play today St Louis in Boston Cincinnati in Creeee Chicago in New York Pittsburg in Philadelphia. International League Montreal 4 Baltimore 3 Rochester 2 Jersey City 1 Buffalo 7 Providence 3 Newark 6 Toronto 2. American Association Toledo 4 Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis Louisville 6 Columbus 0 St Paul 8 8. Southern League Chattanooga 4 Nashville 2 Atlanta 1 Birmingham 2.
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Providence
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Wacos Rally Falls Short In Austin Loss
The Navigators push in the ninth but fall to Austin 4 to 2 at Kerrville. Pitcher Taylor steadies Austin while Tanner collects two doubles and a single for Waco. Ashton is relieved in the seventh by Rollinsley as Waco’s recruit holds Austin scoreless late.
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Navigators
Austin
Taylor
Tanner
Ashton
Rollinsley
AB. R
A. E
McLaurin
Beck
Cskicsieas
Rennard
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Crichlow
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Howell
Chesley Wins Leech Cup With Strong 118 Score
At Camp Perry Ohio on August 21 George Chesley of Connecticut won the Leech cup with a possible 105 and 13 bull’s eyes in the 800 900 and 1000 yard ranges. Captain W L Spratt of Georgia placed second with 105 and six bull’s eyes. The 200 600 and 1000 yard championship regiment team match saw Massachusetts fifth regiment win with 832 points and Fifty third Iowa second. J H Pettit of Argentina scored 101 in the Leech match with 34 33 and 34 by range.
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National Rifle Association
George Chesley
Connecticut
W. L. Spratt
Georgia
United States
Massachusetts
Iowa
Springfield Rifles
J. H. Pettit
Five Motorcycle Crash Injures Five Racers at Milwaukee
Five motocycle racers crashed together during a five mile race at the motodrome. Ed Bowen of New York City is hospitalized with a broken shoulder and serious internal injuries. Four other riders suffer severe cuts bruises and minor internal injuries. The most seriously injured include James Cox Dallas Tex Glen Stokes Los Angeles Bert Bruggerman Denver and Lawrence Fleckenstein.
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Wilwaukee
Wis
Ed Bowen
New York City
James Cox
Dallas
Tex
Glen Stokes
Los Angeles
Bert Bruggerman
Denver
Lawrence Fleckenstein
Fletcher Wins National Women’s Archery Title in Cambridge
Mrs. P. S. Fletcher of Chicago captured the women’s national championship with 45 hits and 201 points at the National Archery Association tournament in Cambridge Massachusetts. The American handicap went to B. P. Gray of Newton with 609 points. In York match Dr. J. W. Doughty of Tacoma led with 86 hits for 380 points.
Cure Diseased or Weakened Health Slogans
Ad claims a cure for nervous and weak men and women through restoration of energy and strength. It promises to nourish organs involved in manhood and womanhood and offers no payment until cured.
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BR. Stotts & CO
Gunter Bldg
San Antonio
Tex
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Detroit 5 2 on Seventh Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 5 to 2 yesterday after a seventh inning rally produced four runs. Davis vs Brown pitched a close game until the late surge, with Cobb stealing a base and scoring on Schang’s errant throw in the eighth.
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Philadelphia
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Dauss
McKee
Games Are Shifted Tack of Interest Forces Austin Transfer
President Quebedeaux of the Austin Field Club announces the transfer of the remaining eight games from Austin to other cities due to lack of local interest. Three games will be at Dallas on August 22 23 and 24, three at Fort Worth on August 25 26 and 27, and two at Waco on August 28 and 29.
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Quebedeaux
Austin Field Club
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Buffs Bump Oilers In Interesting Game
Houston won 3 to 1 as Criss drove in a run with a single in the seventh after entering for Aiken with bases loaded. Martina pitched strongly except for the seventh. Beaumont scored on Betts triple and Cooke single in the sixth.
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Aiken
Martina
Beaumont
Napier
Betts
Cooke
Maroney Whiteman
Newnam
Knaupp
Hall
Kitchens
Sorrell
Deskin
Dallas Wins Second Game Against Fort Worth Panthers
Dallas defeated Fort Worth 3 to 1 in the second game of the series. Bader allowed six hits while Corzine yielded four. Dallas capitalized on Fort Worth errors to score three runs. Key players included Kellerman and Basham for Dallas and Howard and Salm for Fort Worth.
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Corzine
Dallas
Kellerman
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Durcah
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Basham
DO Boone
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Directum I Sets New World Pace Record in Final Heat
In Goshen New York on August 21 Directum I driven by James Butler of New York clocked a mile in 2 02 3 4 in the final heat of the 2 09 pace to establish a new world record the time besting his Monroe mark by 1 1 2 seconds and equaling the champion trotter Uhlans best two year old record Uhlan was sidetracked by an accident Tuesday and cannot challenge the record today
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James Butler
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Uhlan
Buck O'Brien Sold to Oakland Club
Chicago Americans pitcher Thomas J Buck O'Brien was sold by President Comiskey to the Oakland Club of the Pacific Coast League yesterday.
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Thomas J
Buck) O’brien
Chicago Americans
Comiskey
Oakland Club
Dilley Triumphs Over Wheeler In YMCA Tennis Match
Secretary E. E. Dilley defeated Physical Director George Wheeler in three sets 6 3 0 1 6 1 at the YMCA tournament. Fuquay is scheduled to play Malone Friday morning.
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E. E. Dilley
Wheeler
Dilley
Fuquay
Malone
Texans Show Well At Camp Perry National Matches
Texas rifle team members at Camp Perry Ohio posted strong results in preliminary events. In the Wimbleton cup 632 entries, Texans Moore Easley and Test from Austin and Waco won prize money. Hale cup 436 entries produced five prize-winners including Post Test Edmondson Dyer and Blount. Governor’s cup 485 entries saw Duff Dyer Easley prize-winning team members. Adjutant General cup 438 entries featured six Texans Moore Read Guesser Duff Test Beasley.
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Tex
Camp Perry
Ohio
Adjutant General’s Department
Wallace J. Moore
C. M. Easley
Waco
C. L. Test
Texas
F. O. Post
Test
J. K. Edmondson
Houston
A. P. Dyer
P. Blount
C. G. Duff
Hillsboro
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Easley
Wagner Delivers as Pirates Split Series with Giants
In New York Pittsburg beat the Giants 4 to 1 to take 3 of 5 in the series. McQuillan pitched a solid game for Pittsburgh while Marquard struggled against Wagner who starred with timely hits and strong baserunning.
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Pittsburg
McQuillan
Marquard
Wagner
R. H. E. Pittsburg
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Crandall
McLean
Wilson
Oregon Kid Wins 12 Mile Power Boat Race
The 32 foot Oregon Kid from Ranier Oregon captured the national championship in Chicago with an excellent time of 18 minutes 34 2 5 seconds for 12 miles. Van Blerck finished second and Hydro Bullet took third place.
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Oregon Kid
Ranier
Ore
van Blerck
Hydro-Bullet
Warren Sets Lions Down With One Hit
Two indoor baseball games in the Y M C A Juvenile League. In game one Warren held the Lions to one hit, Sexaur the only safe hit, Warren with perfect support and key hits by Breen and Waters. In game two the Tigers beat the Hyenas 7 to 6, Cartwright collecting four safeties in five at bats.
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Yingling Shuts Out St Louis as Brooklyn Wins 8 0
Earl Yingling pitched shutout ball and Brooklyn fielded crisply to blank St Louis 8 to 0. Sallee struggled early, Trekell was hit hard, and Collins collected four singles in five at bats with five double plays turning the game. St Louis was scoreless through seven innings while Brooklyn put up two runs in the second, one in the fourth, and three in the seventh.
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St. Louis
Sallee
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Cincinnati Beats Boston 4 1. takes three of five in four days
Cincinnati defeated Boston 4 to 1 to win three of the last five games in four days. Groh drove in two runs before pulling a hampered leg sliding into second in the sixth. Packard and Kling pitched for Boston, with Dickson and Noyes handling Cincinnati’s battery.
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