Pirates Take Final From the Bronchos in Galveston
In Galveston yesterday the Pirates beat the San Antonio Bronchos 6 to 4. Nagel sparked the Pirates with three hits in four appearances, stealing three bases as Quinn added three hits. Stinson contributed for San Antonio, and Black allowed fourteen safeties as Galveston’s defense held.
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Tex
Pirates
San Antonio
Black
Nagel
Stinsonites
Quinn
Stinson
R. HO
Maag
Sewell
Reeaah
Cciak Eee
Collins
C.seeesreeee
Lemon
Coos Sheseenons
Baee Ko
Eek Gedeserts
Elsog
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Kibler
Madden
Frierson
Madag
Hopkins
Seitz
Frantz
Goodwin
Dunlap
Muir Faces Malone and Pinckney Meets Roemer at YMCA Tennis
A tennis tourney at the YMCA features A H Muir against J D Malone this afternoon and T B Pinkney against B J Roemer. Tomorrow afternoon high interest centers on W H Boggs versus F E Guerard with Boggs noted as college state doubles champion and Guerard as a seasoned veteran.
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A. H. Muir
J. D. Malone
B. J. Roemer
W. H. Boges
F. E. Guerard
Boggs
Guerard
Hoerr and McQuiston win doubles in Dallas tourney
In Dallas on August 22 Hoerr and McQuiston captured the doubles title with two straight set wins 6-4 6-4 over Hall and Blacklock and 6-3 in the decisive match. They also progressed in the consolation doubles by defeating Rix and Bummerstedt 6-4 6-4 6-3. Pen nick and Keene led a rout in consolation doubles over Nye and Waggoner.
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Dallas
Tex
Hoerr
McQuiston
Hall and Blacklock
Pennick
Keene
Nye
Waggoner
Adone
Shelton
Wright
Hogue
Smith
Moise
Pavey
Bishop
Cold Feet Delay City League Exhibition Baseball
The Southern Department base ball team was set to play a City League picked team next Sunday at 3 p.m. on the post diamond. Stowers had challenged the Department, but declined after the Department accepted, citing unspecified reasons and leaving Stowers unable to meet the schedule. Manager Leathe hinted at cold feet, though the Stowers still did not appear.
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Southern Department
Post
Stowers
Leathe
Department
Navigators Sweep Austin in Final of Series
In Waco Texas on August 22 the Navigators defeated the Austin team 4 to 1, clinching and winning the final game of the series. The victory gives top position for the Navigators as they closed the series with a decisive win.
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Waco
Tex
Austin
Storm Stops Shoot Camp at Perry NRA Tournament
A wind and rain storm disrupted the National Rifle Association tournament at Perry after the first stage of the president's match. Captain W H Clopton led with 146, Corporal C B Long second with 144. The Evans skirmish run will proceed today and conclude tomorrow. The international match opens September 1 with seven teams from Sweden, Switzerland, France, Peru, Argentina, Canada and the United States. Germany will enter individuals only.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Association
W. H. Clopton
United States Cavalry
C. B. Long
Massachusetts
Evans
Sweden
Switzerland
France
Peru
Argentina
Canada
United States
Germany
Cripples Win Out In Chicago As Phillies Triumph
Connie Mack's crippled league leaders scored seven runs in the fifth and sixth innings to beat Chicago 7 to 1. Shawkey pitched well for Philadelphia, limiting Chicago to a single run as Oldring and Collins contributed on the bases. Batteries: Shawkey and Schang for Philadelphia. Benz, Smith and Kuhn for Chicago.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Renzell
Oldring
Collins
Shawkey
Rh. H. E
Philadelphia
Schang
Benz
Smith
Kuhn
Pruitts Challenge Southern Department for Game
The Pruitts issue a challenge to the Southern Department team for a future game. Arrangements can be made by ringing Crockett 7116. All Pruitts players bound for Salado Sunday should meet at the refreshments grounds Saturday night at 8:30. Disturber 11 to Try Bor Trophy in Chicago Aug 22. The 40 foot hydroplane owned by Commodore James A. Pugh will be sent across the Atlantic to reclaim the Lord Harmsworth trophy with Count Manowski's AnkIe Deep and one other boat. John Evers calls Murphy a jinx amid aims to finish second in the season.
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Department
Crockett
Salado
Chicago
Fil
James A. Pugh
Atlantic
Ingland
Lord Harmsworth
Associated Yacht & Power Boat Clubs of America
Count Manowski
Murphy
New
York
John Evers
Chicago Nationals
Charles Murphy
Evers
Boston
Philadelphia
Giants
Club Standings and Today’s Heat in Texas Cities
Galveston beat Beaumont 6 to 4 while Dallas triumphed over Fort Worth 5 to 2 and Houston moved past San Antonio 4 to 4 in yesterday’s standings Play today features Houston at San Antonio, Austin at Dallas, Fort Worth at Waco, and Galveston at Beaumont.
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Galveston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Houston
Waco
Austin
Dallas
Fort Worth
P.c. Houston
Eeee A
Oon
SAN Antonio Ee
Sir Austin Coves
Tdlveston
Wees
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Boston to Detroit
Results show Boston defeating Cleveland 3 to 2 and Philadelphia topping Chicago 7 to 1 while Washington beat St. Louis 2 to 1. New York and Detroit had rain with two games listed as New York in Detroit and Philadelphia in Chicago with Boston in Cleveland appearing as stray text.
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Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
New York-Detroit
Play Today
Eliladelphia
New York
Detroit
Oston
Baseball Scores and Upcoming NL Play Day Schedule
National League results show Pittsburg 9 Philadelphia 6 and Boston 7 St Louis 6. New York 8 Chicago 2. Play today features St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn among others. American Association, International and Southern League results listed with city matchups and scores.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
American Association
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Boston Wins 7-6 as Harmon Walks Connelly
In Boston on August 22, with two out and three men aboard in the ninth, Harmon walked Connelly to force Whaling home for a 7-6 Boston victory over St. Louis. St. Louis led early. Boston pitcher Hess allowed heavy hits and Griner exited in the sixth. Batteries Griner Harmon Hildebrand Wingo Hess Perdue Ramden Whaling. Four Motor Boats Eligible in Chicago races set for finals Saturday for the $5000 Wrigley trophy. Oregon Kid Whitty hawk V Disturber III and Baby Reliance to contest.
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Connelly
Boston
St. Louis
Hess
Griner
R. H.E. St. Louis
Riner, Harmon and Hildebrand and
Wingo
Hess, Perdue and
Ramden
Whaling
Chicago
American Power Boat Association
Oregon Kid
Whittyhawk V
Disturber III
Baby Reliance
Record Pace 120 Yards in 12 Seconds at Eagles Meet
Howard P. Drew of Springfield won the 120-yard handicap at the Order of Eagles games in 12 seconds flat starting behind scratch. Referee Brown said Drew surpassed the world record of 11 45 seconds. Also Paris reports Oscar Egg broke the one-hour bicycle record unpaced with 4 kilometers 280 meters, while Marcel Berthet set a 26.35 mile mark on Aug. 7. The piece notes historical context for the era and mentions local advertising for sausage and a stat about New York automobile ownership.
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Port Providence
R. F
Howard P. Drew
Springfield
Mass
Order of Eagles
Bernard J. Weters
Brown
Drew
Wefer
Paris
Oscar Egg
Marcel Berthet
W. W. Hamilton
Denver
Groom Defeats St Louis as Washington Outscores
Groom pitched a shutout for Washington, beating St Louis as Washington scored a run in the first, another in the sixth, and two in the ninth. St Louis missed scoring chances with runners in scoring position while Groom and Henry received solid support from Baumgardner and Agnew. Final: Washington 6, St Louis 2.
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Groom
Washington
Leverenz
Baumgardner
R. H. E. Washington
Henry
Agnew
Alexander
Red Sox edge Cleveland in rainshortened seven
Boston defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 in a seven inning game that was stopped by rain with Cleveland batting in the eighth. A Boston run in their half of the eighth inning did not count. Pitchers Leonard and Carrigan faced James and ONeill in the battery.
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Cleveland
Boston
Leonard
Carrigan
James
O'Neill
Giants Win Easily As Mathewson Scatters Cubs
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 2 with Mathewson dominating on the mound and the New York bats breaking through early. Stack, Moore, Archer, McLean and Wilson worked for the Cubs as Purns, Evers and Snodgrays led the way for the Giants in a decisive victory. In Madison Wisconsin a three member state boxing commission was named to regulate ten round no decision bouts under the new law.
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New Yorks
Chicago
Mathewson
Stack
Moore
Purns
Evers
Snodgrays
Archer
McLean
Wilson
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
McGrovern
Beaux Win Exciting Contest From Bufes
Beaumont defeats Houston 6 to 4 in a long, late game as Malloy and Ray are stifled by Beau mont pitching. Martina relieved Palm after 13 innings over two days. Malloy 2 2/3 and Ray 1 2/3, Beaum o n t tallies 6 runs while Houston slips scoring in late innings.
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Malloy
Ray
Martina
Palm
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Whiteman
Ef Knaupp
Newnam
Scoosesenvese DS
Aewersvesses & Obe
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Sreevnods
McMahon
Edmiston
Palin
Davis
Cooke
Wilie
Fillman
Paim
Britton
Knaupp
Betts
Reynolds
Maloney
Dobard
Cobard
Kitchens
Sorrell
Deskin
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia 9 to 6 in Bat Fest
In Philadelphia on August 22 Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 9 to 6 in a hard hitting game. Pittsburg totaled 23 bases from 14 hits while every visitor except O'Toole had at least one safety. Philadelphia never threatened the Pittsburg lead. Casts: O'Toole and Simon for Pittsburg. Alexander Rixey Marshall Kil lifer Howley for Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg
O'Toole
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Simon
Alexander
Rixey
Marshall
Killifer
Howley
Ragan Is Hit Freely as Cincinnati Edges Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on Aug 22 Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4 after Bescher was hit by a pitch and a sequence of hits produced two runs in the ninth. Ames and Clarke pitched for Brooklyn, Ragan and Miller for Cincinnati. Also at Cambridge four new U S archery champions were named by N A A president Gray, with Doughty and Elmer winning men’s events and Fletcher and Smith taking women’s titles.
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Aprepad Oy Joan
Unuc
Tinker’s Pets Annex
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Bescher
Bates
Egan
Hoblitzell
Wickland
Ragan
Ames and
Clarke
Ragan and Miller
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Burton P. Gray
National Archery Association
Soldiers Field
J. W. Doughty
Tacoma
Wash
Robert P. Elmer
Wayne, Pa
Fletcher
Chicago
Fort Worth
Tex
Mullins
Huenke
Panthers
Wakefield
Salm
Dallas
Kellerman
Duncan
Wilson
Kneaves
Tee Wenn
Wallace
Nance
Robertson
Sete Eens
Ee Noly
Socessee Venenses
Eeeereseees
Nelly
Tullos
Boone
Basham
Matthews
Veterans to Scull in 3 Mile Saratoga Lake Match
James Ten Eyck Sr., coach of Syracuse University, accepted a challenge to row veteran oarsman James P. Riley of Saratoga Lake, N Y. The sculling race, set for no later than September 14, offers a $500 purse. Riley is 65 and Ten Eyck 63.
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Duluth
Minn
James Ten Eyck Sr
James P. Riley
Saratoga Lake
N Y
Ten Eyck
Syracuse University
Mr. Riley
Dallas Defeats the Fort Worth Panthers
Berlin message reports a German team to compete in San Francisco for the Panama Pacific Exposition in 1915. In exchange the American team will travel to Berlin for a meet ahead of the 1914 Athens Olympic games, with A Collmann listed as a contact.
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James E. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
San Francisco
Athens
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