Stinson Faces Ninth Inning Walkoff Tie in Slangless Exposé
San Antonio manager Stinson battles Rose as Hauenstein hits to left field and scores, sending Goodwin home, while Lemon is retired at third. Houston answers with Akin and Britton two-base hits. Davenport and Rose hold San Antonio’s offense to a single run.
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Oklahoma Alabama and Oregon Reach Evans Skirmish Finals
The Evans skirmish at Camp Perry moves to finals as Oklahoma Alabama and first and second Oregon advance after day one. Oklahoma beat Tennessee Alabama defeated Illinois first Oregon defeated cavalry second Oregon beat the Marines. Captain Clapton led the President’s match with 194 and Captain McNabb posted 191. Reising Snook Summer and Snook won revolver prizes with top scores at various ranges.
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Choppy Sea Undercuts National Meet in Chicago Harbor
A gusty harbor day halted records at the national meet. Barnacle clocked a rare sub three minute two mile lap while Oregon Kid fell short in a half mile. A women’s sailing race was stopped after Mrs. Ann Branneck was knocked overboard and rescued.
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Helios to Meet Kaufmans In Sunday Baseball Clash
Helios and Kaufmans clash at Krisch Park Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Helios relies on their star battery to cap the game, while Kaufmans pledge to grab the edge with equal confidence. Both teams show spunk and promise a competitive matinee.
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Metropolitan Champ Leads the Field in Shawnee Open
A. Smith of Wykagil, the Metropolitan Open champion, led after two rounds at Shawnee Country Club with 144. National champion J. J. McDermott of Atlantic City is second with 149, followed by M. J. Brady, Fred McLeod, George Sardent, and Tom Anderson tied at 150–154. English players Vardon, Mackie, Green, Ray, Reid, Hutchinson among top ten.
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Chevy Chase
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Bakmont
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Woman sets flight shooting record at archery meet
Cambridge reports a new woman archery record as Mrs G P Bryant of Melrose flew 251 yards 4 tenths. Dr R P Elmer of Wayne Pa won the men’s flight with 260 yards 1 foot. Boston took the men’s team with 328 hits 151 points. Newton led the women with 231 hits 1083 points.
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Young Jr. In Critical Condition After Willard Fight
In Los Angeles on August 23 John W Bull Young Jr. remained in critical condition after a boxing defeat by Jess Willard at Vernon arena last night. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage from an 11th round fall after Willard delivered a powerful right hook to the jaw.
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Bull) Young Jr
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No Game Today As San Antonio Team Postpones Double Header
The death of Mrs. Anne Lehmann mother of Vice President R C Lehmann causes the San Antonio team to shift today’s scheduled game to Sunday for a double header. A Cohlmann plumber phone 897. Ad.
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Club Standings From Yesterday and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results show Houston 2 San Antonio 1, Waco 10 Fort Worth 0, Beaumont 3 Galveston 2. Austin at Dallas and Fort Worth at Waco play today with Galveston at Beaumont.
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Yesterday's Results Show Skid and Scores
Baseball scores list St Louis 3 over Washington 0 while Cleveland 1 over Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 1 over Detroit 7 to 4. Detroit and New York were 12-4 in favor of New York. ties occur with Philadelphia in Chicago and Washington in St Louis and Boston in Cleveland.
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Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule Across Leagues
Summary of yesterday results with teams Chicago over New York 8 to 1 and Boston 9 to 3 in 12 innings, Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 2, St Louis 3 Pittsburg 1, Philadelphia 8 to 3, plus upcoming matches St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia and American Association results Toledo Columbus 4 Toledo 0. Kansas City Minneapolis 9 Kansas City Louisville Indianapolis 1 Nashville Mobile 4 Nashville 2 Atlanta Montgomery 0 Atlanta 8.
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Y Boys Win Series in Indoor Baseball Thriller
The Junior A's beat the St. Mark's Scouts 5 to 4 to clinch the series at the Y M C A. Gouger delivered a clutch two-run hit in the last frame while Young dazzled for St. Mark's until the final inning. Schofield and Myers earned the win for the A's with a strong ninth.
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Beauk Bump Pirates In Interesting Session
Oilers beat Harbin in Beaumont Texas as the locals score three runs in the first two innings and hold on to win. McMahon homered for Beaumont, while Reynolds Nagle and Cooke added hits as Galveston hangs two runs late. Moore and Herbin combine for a six strikeout pitching duel in a 3 to 2 victory.
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn to Take Series Lead
Cincinnati won 7 to 2 over Brooklyn after Allen’s wild pitching and Rucker’s poor relief. Brooklyn's bats were quiet except for a second inning triple, and Smith left after arguing calls. Johnson held Brooklyn to few hits, while Cincinnati posted runs in multiple frames.
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Braves Hit Timely Beaneaters Romp Over Cards
Boston battered St. Louis 9 to 1 as timely hitting and ragged fielding carried the Braves to an easy victory. Rudolph scattered hits after the first inning and Doak Geyer Win go Roberts Rudolph Whaling worked for St Louis.
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Tigers Split Dodged Doubleheader With Mets
Detroit beats New York 7 4 in game one as Russell Ford falters, then New York wins 12 7 in game two. In the second game Cobb scored on a misplayed ball after Veach's single, with Maisel miscue allowing the run.
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Quick Thinking Helps Philadelphia Tie Chicago 2 1
Philadelphia wins second game of series with Chicago 2 to 1 after a ninth inning rally. Oldring and Collins sing led in the eighth, Baker plated a run, and Oldring scored on a heads up home. Weaver, Collins and Schalk involved in key plays as Chicago misses late.
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Mitchell limits Washington as St Louis wins 3 0
Kept hitters scattered Roy Mitch ell held Washington to zero runs as St Louis defeated them 3 to 0. In the third inning Agnew and Shotton singled and advanced on a wild throw from Morgan. Austin delivered an infield single scoring Agnew and Shotton scored on a disputed play at home. St Louis 002 000 0 3 Washington 000 000 0 0. Batteries Boehling Henry Mitchell Agnew.
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Tie Game Ends In 12 Inning Draw Between Philadelphia and Pittsburg
Philadelphia and Pittsburg battled to a 3 to 3 tie after 12 innings when darkness halted play. Pittsburg used two extra pitchers due to pinch hitters, with Adams Robinson Camnitz Gibson and Simon Mayer Seaton Killifer credited in the box scores.
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Gulf Coast League adopts paid umpires across schedule
US based Gulf Coast League in Corpus Christi Texas shifts to paid umpires for all games after start with home talent. President Louis C Wells, a Corpus Christi banker, champions the change as fans applaud. pennant race tight with Sinton two games ahead of Corpus Christi. standings show Corpus Christi 8 5,.616 and others. Tomorrow Rockport at Corpus Christi Aransas Pass at Kingsville Sinton at Bishop.
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Navigators Shut Out Fort Worth 10 to 0 in Texas
Waco notes a dominant 10-0 win over Fort Worth led by Ogle on the mound with solid support. Ten Waco players drove in at least one run in the fifth inning, piling up 14 bases on six hits including two triples and a home run.
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Red Sox beat Cleveland 2 1 with strong support
Boston defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 in a pitchers' duel. Bedient and Gregg matched zeroes until late, with Boston getting the decisive support. Final line shows Cleveland 001 000 000, Boston 001 010 100. Batteries: Bedient Carrigan for Cleveland Gregg Cullop and O’Neil for Boston.
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New York Beats Chicago 8 to 1 in Lone Exhibition
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 1 as Cheney struggled in the third inning. Vaughn walked and surrendered four runs after three hits. Tesreau was wild but Chicago failed to capitalize with runners on base. Batteries Cheney Vaughn Archer Tesreau McLean.
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