Rungs Split Double Header With Gasser
Shreveport’s Bronchos split a Sunday doubleheader at League Park as Delcambre muffed a second battle while Brant finished for the locals. The opener featured tight pitching and timely hitting, with Westerzil and Stewart producing key runs as San Antonio tied the series in a 8-3 loss to Shreveport.
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Syd Smith
Howl
Ith
Harry Stewart
Eniny
Duffy
Shreve- Ets
Harry
Both
Westerzil
Stewart
San Antonio
Shreveport
Carmody
Butler
Dunckel
Stewart J. Butler
Oran
Wotell Baggan
Flynn
Cook
Delcambre
Ane
Brant Sauer
Whee Ae
Houston Takes Doubleheader From Fort Worth
Houston wins both ends of a Sunday doubleheader in Texas. Hemingway’s pinch hit clinched the second game as the crippled outfielder collected four hits in five at bats over the past week. Fort Worth totals and Houston lineups are listed with game specifics and pitching notes.
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Houston
Tex
Fort Worth
Hemingway
Hollander
Batley
Manda
Wort Werte W.tereuse
Cae
Ead
Harrah
Dickson
Jenkins
Seitz
Citrano
Newnam
Northen
Frierson
Newing
McIver
McCafferty
Carson
AB. R
Allen
McDeferty
Baseball scores from Kansas City Milwaukee and Minneapolis
In Kansas City the standings show Kansas City 6-1, Louisville 11-2, St. Paul 1-1, Toledo 0-1 with the second game halted in the seventh inning at 6 pm per state law. Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 5-4 in 14 innings. Minneapolis defeated Columbus 6-3 to 3-7.
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American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Baseball standings and results from Sunday nine teams
Sunday results show San Antonio 5 Shreveport 2, Beaumont 2 Waco 0, Galveston 1 Dallas 2 to 1, Houston 2 Fort Worth 3. Fort Worth and Galveston tied 1-1 in five innings. Monday’s schedule lists Waco at San Antonio, Shreveport at Beaumont, Fort Worth at Galveston, Dallas at Houston.
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San Antonio
Shreveport
Beaumont
Waco
Galveston
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Piya
WU Pet
AMEICe Ww LEAGUE Sunday Results
No games scheduled for Sunday with teams in the afternoon. Matches were postponed or not listed, leaving the schedule empty for the day.
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Ameice
Monday NBA Matches Across Cities
The schedule lists games including St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston. No results provided.
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Sunday National League Results Show Narrow Brooklyn Win
In baseball action on Sunday, Brooklyn edged Chicago 1 0 while St Louis defeated New York 5 0 and Boston beat Cincinnati 4 3. Remaining matchups featured New York visiting St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, and Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Sas L. Pet
Boston Sane
Eae
Eee
Een
Baseball scores from Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati games
At Chicago RH B Brooklyn vs Chicago final 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1. Batteries Coombs Myers Hendrix Elliott. St Louis 8 New York 0. At St Louis New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8. St Louis 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 5 Batteries Benton Smith Macher Steele Gonzales. Boston 4 Cincinnati 0 At Cincinnati Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2. Batteries Allen Hughes Blackburn Tragessor Mitchell Clark Wingo.
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Chicago
RH. B
Coombs and Myers
Hendrix and
Elliott
St. Louis
New York
R. H. E. New York
Benton
Smith and Macher
Steele
Gonzales
Boston
Cincinnati
Masten
Sss
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Tragessor
Mitchell and Clark
Wingo
Southern League scores Nashville edges New Orleans 4 to 1
In Nashville, Nashville defeated New Orleans 4 to 1 as Walker Higgins and Street combined on the mound. New Orleans plated a lone run in the ninth inning, while Nashville built a three run lead early and held on for the win. Memphis hammered Atlanta 8 to 2 at Memphis, with Wilson Perkins Willett and Ruel sharing duties on the mound and offense sparked by a steady attack from the home club.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Walker
Higgins
Rogers and Street
Memphis
Atlanta
R. H. E. Atlanta
Wilson
Perkins
Willett and
Ruel
Miss Gallighan Wins National Four Mile Swim Title
Miss Carrie Gallighan of New Rochelle New York won the national four mile women’s swimming championship in St Louis aided by a three and a half mile current finishing in 51 minutes 26 seconds. Miss Ethel Titsworth and Miss Grace Stewart of St Louis finished second and third. Titsworth, only 15, had not been considered a contender.
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Carrie Gallighan
New Rochelle
N. Y
Ethel Tittsworth
Grace Stewart
Titsworth
Pearls and AnReng Teams Triumph in City League Doubleheader
In the Potchernick diamond clash the XXX Pearls edged Knights of Columbus 4 to 2 after a seventh inning rally sparked by Fried Wild pitches. McCarty fanned 14. Fried 10. Degasperre and Gravell sparked the Knights offense while Altman starred for the Pearls with three hits.
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City Baseball League
Potchernick
XXX Pearls
Knights of Columbus
McCarty
Cy” Fried
Knights
Fried
Long
White
Brewery
Altman
Gates
Potchernicks
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Hicks
Griffin Vance
Ahrens & Ott
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Stanley Keller
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Galveston Wins One Runers As Two Base Hits Lead
Galveston defeats Dallas 8 to 6 in a tense ball game. Breaux and Johnson lead with multi base hits including a two base and a three base effort. Balenti and Breaux spark the offense while Sharman Conley and Couchman turn in key plays on defense and base running.
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Sharman
Couchman
Miller
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Tex
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E. Atz
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Teen Balentt
Shee
Anne Sharman
Tae Johnson
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Ola Josefson
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R Brownlow
As H Smith
C A. Ee Bush
Inni Galveston
Andreen
Balent
Allas
Matthews
Maine runner bids new American record in 120 yard hurdles
Frank A. French of the University of Maine plans a claim for a new American record after posting 14.0 seconds in the 120 yard low hurdles on a Sunday meet in New York. He defeated former titleholder John J. Eller, who had held the mark at 14.25 seconds. The race occurred on a cinder track with a tailwind.
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Frank A. French
University of Maine
French
John J. Eller
Grand American Trap Shooting Opens in St Louis
The Grand American Trap Shooting Tournament began near noon in St Louis on August 21 at the St Louis Trapshooters Association grounds. Between 200 and 300 expert marksmen were expected for the opening event, with daily special matches for women during the tournament.
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ST. Louis
Seeligson Tops Walthall For Huisache Club Title
Arthur Seeligson, former Yale star, defeated Walter Walthall in the Huisache Club tennis final by 4-6 6-0 6-4 8-6 after nearly three hours. Seeligson earned the Huisache Club cup while Walthall took the Potchernick racquet. semifinals set Hicks vs Hickie and Brown vs Stille as play resumes Monday at 4 30.
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Yale
Walter Walthall
Huisache Club
San Antonio
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Walthall
Hicks
Hickie
Brown
Stille
Boerne Sox Fall to West End in Narrow Loss
Boerne White Sox lose to West End of San Antonio as Speedball Wedge shells the game with 12 strikeouts and four hits, but an error in the ninth lets two runs score after two outs. Gallon shines for the visitors as Hubert Wedge, 17, leaves Mondany for a try with Benson's Branches.
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Hubert Wedge
Mondany
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Benson
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R. H. E. Pooing
Fabra
Jungmichael
Carrodondo
Walker
Major League Review Highlights Closest National League Race
New York rode a five game streak but fell to Chicago, while Philadelphia climbed to second in the National League and Boston slipped to third in the American League. St Louis and Detroit stayed within reach as teams begin an Eastern trip, with Brooklyn holding the best chance at first place alongside a steady pitching staff. Boston and Philadelphia boast uneven but capable rosters, with Alexander as Philadelphia’s lone reliable starter.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
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Detroit
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Alexander
Smith Studios Triumph Over Traction Company 7 to 2
The Smith Studio baseball team defeated Traction Company 7 to 2 at Electric Park on Sunday morning. Ed Stahl pitched a masterful game with twelve strikeouts and only five hits allowed, while Ferguson surrendered twelve hits. The win lends Smith Studios a season record of .615, compiling 100 runs to 40 for opponents. Batteries: Ed Stahl and T. Stahl for Smith Studios, Ferguson and St. John for Traction Company.
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Ferguson
Smith Studios
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Tennis Tourney Opens Southampton Meadow Club
Nearly all leading lawn tennis players gathered at the Meadow Club in Southampton for the final invitation tournament before the national championship. Maurice E. McLoughlin returns to the East this season, and I Kumagae, who defeated William Johnston at Newport, adds extra interest ahead of Forest Hills.
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Meadow Club
Forest Hills
Maurice E. McLoughlin
I. Kumagae
William M. Johnston
Newport
Tigers Lose Close Game in New Braunfels Showdown
In New Braunfels Texas August 21 Fort Sam Houston Nineteenth Infantry defeated the Tigers 3 to 2 after a tight nine innings Friday. Lancaster and Friday led the visitors with sturdy bats while Snyder produced two doubles and a single for the Tigers. Friday Lancaster Ludwig Hass composed the Batteries.
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Nineteenth Infantry Baseball Steam
Fort Sam Houston
New Braunfels Tigers
Ludwig
Lancaster
Friday
Snyder
R. H. E. Nineteenth Infantry
Hass
Sullivan Beats Toth In Endurance Swim Record
Henry F. Sullivan of Lowell defeated Charles Toth of Boston in a long swim from Race Point to Nantasket Beach. Toth was rescued after a shark circled him as he logged about 17.5 miles in just over 14 hours, while Sullivan completed about 25 miles. Sullivan’s camp celebrated a new American endurance record, surpassing Toth’s 15 hour 47 minute mark.
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Lowell
Charles Toth
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Nantasket Beach
Toth
Sullivan
Duke Kahanamoku Breaks World Swimming Record
HONOLULU August 21 Duke Kahanamoku broke a world swimming record by swimming eighty yards in 42 1 5 seconds Sunday night setting a new mark in a major gathering.
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Honolulu
Women’s Western Golf Event Opens in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich Aug 21 The fourteenth annual Women’s Western Golf Association championship began at Kent Country Club with a large entry list Forty seven pairs qualified Monday as match play starts Tuesday and finals are set for Friday Notable players include Mrs H D Hammond Indianapolis 1914 champion Laura Kaizer Missouri champ E Allen Iowa champ Mildred Smith Southern California runner up and Elaine Rosenthal Chicago title holder making her first appearance Tuesday.
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Kent Country Club
H. D. Hammond
Indianapolis
Laura Kaizer
Missouri
E. Allen
Iowa
Mildred Smith
Elaine Rosenthal
Chicago
Langer Wins Ocean Park Mile Title in Record Time
Lady Langer of the Los Angeles Athletic Club wins the national mile swim at Ocean Park California on Sunday, setting what officials say is a new world record of 23 minutes 11 seconds for the distance.
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Ocean Park
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Lady Langer
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Yoakum Fair Declares Five Special Parade Days
The Fifth Annual South Texas Fair opens October 4 in Yoakum Texas with designated days for Texas Governor Ferguson German Day for the Sons of Hermann Yoakum Day for local citizens and Editors Day honoring journalists and their impact. The town plans a unique banquet featuring Lavaca and DeWitt county grown foods and a festive gift of the city keys carried beyond state lines. Governor Ferguson is expected to attend amid open gates and removed hinges as a sign of hospitality and appreciation for newspapermen.
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Yoakum
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Sons of Hermann
Texas
Lavaca
DeWitt
Oklasoda Begins Publication On Texas Border Post
The Oklasoda a weekly published by Oklahoma Louisiana and South Dakota guardsmen stationed near San Benito Texas makes its first appearance. It is named from syllables of the militia groups and will chronicle border duty. It is the second army newspaper on the Texas frontier with four pages in its initial issue.
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Wells Fargo Beats Droemers 6 3 On Lambert Beach Diamond
Wells Fargo Express Company baseball team defeated Droemers 6 to 3 on the Lambert beach diamond Sunday afternoon. For eight innings it was a pitchers duel before Pape and Deitzman hurled well for their combos, yielding only five hits.
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Abr Deitzman
Simple Life Talk Sparks Counter Claim
A humorous exchange on lifestyle contrasts features a boastful millionaire claiming simplicity while the other jokes about a man who sleeps in a hall bedroom and cafe, wears a modest nine dollar suit, and avoids costly entertainment, highlighting a clash between image and reality. A Birmingham Age-HeraldTM note hints at restricted access to a series of electric buttons for producing tyres via automobile starter.
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Hera
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