Drones and Buffs Double Bill at League Park
The Houston visitors and local Nags split a doubleheader yesterday at League Park. Criss and Brown Rogers starred on the mound for the two sides as the Bronchos fell 2 0 in the first game while the Nags won 4 1 in the second. Key hits by Goodwin Allen and Knaupp fueled the visitors early, with Criss lasting seven innings and Ware closing out the session.
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League Park
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Criss
Ware
Goodwin
Reynolds
M. Goodwin
Fang
Allen
Stinson
Collins
Rogers
Brown Rogers
Buffs
Whitman
Knaupp
Newnam
Mr. Napier
Cincinnati
Seitz
Schwind
Broncs
San Antonio
Kibler
Crosencvoeeers
Frantz
Lemon
Browning
Browning, D Seeeseeeers
R. H. O A. E. Houston
Mowry
Davis
Steer Tee
Britton
Sete Whiteman
Tener Teres
Ban Antonio Weer
Houston
Lem- Newnam
Aiken
Sorrels
Deskin
Inngs
Whiteman
Hauenstein
Napier
Akin
Seitz Leaves Bronchos for Oakland in Texas League Sale
The San Antonio Bronchos sell premier second baseman Charlie Seitz to Oakland California. Seitz departs today leaving a gap infielders and team mates who will miss him. Club officials say the sale reflects San Antonio's slim chances to finish higher than the first division.
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Charlie Seitz
San Antonio
Oakland
Cal
Seitz
Club Standings and Tonight's Matches in Texas
Yesterday results show Houston 2 1 San Antonio 0 4 Dallas 4 6 Austin 2 4 Waco 4 Fort Worth 0 Beaumont Galveston 2 Play Today Galveston in San Antonio Houston in Beaumont Dallas in Waco Austin in Fort Worth
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Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Austin
Waco
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Galveston
Piya
Aay P. C
Austin Eee
Fort Worth Tae
Galveston Setae
Unclear Scorecard Summary From Fragmented Data
The notes list scattered matchups with team names and scores across cities, showing several pairings such as Philadelphia versus St Louis and Washington versus Chicago. The fragment lacks context, dates, or full results to form a coherent event or outcome.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Helm Whites Fort Worth Crew In Waco Victory
Waco wins the deciding game 4 to 2 backed by fast fielding. Helms limited Fort Worth to two hits as Dugey Wohlleben Yardley and Fentress contributed. The game featured two-base hits by McCavot, a home run, and four strikeouts for Helms.
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Waco
Tex
Helm
Fort Worth
McCavot
Wohlleben
Dugey
Yardley
Tanner
Helms
Fentress
Howell
Art Worth
AB. Dugey
Wenn
Petaa Yardley
Nena Beck
Aetenee
Rennard
Crichlow
Ener Tanner
Wakefield
Waee Merritt
Sneer
Beaux Hiets Hiett and Grab an Easy Win
Beaumont defeats Galveston 8 to 2 in a lopsided baseball game. Hiett allowed five runs in the third as Beaumont capitalized on two doubles and several walks. The Oilers’ bats produced enough, while Swan pitched strong for Galveston before the late misstep. Also, denials surface about a St Louis Nationals sale as Mrs Britton holds majority and pledges further payroll to pursue a winning team.
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Tex
Ducky Swan
Oilers
Hiett
Galveston
AB. R
A. E. Madden
Hopring
Peterson
Ss. Scsiessye
Quinn
Nagi
Hughes
Ss . Wilson
C . Hiett
Galventon
Maloney
Edmiston
Hopkins
Wille
Cooke
Denics
New York
St. Louis Nationals
Schulyer P. Britton
Helen H. R. Britton
Cardinals
St. Louis
Walker to join Browns in major trade
Kansas City outfielder Clarence Tillie Walker was traded to the St. Louis Browns for pitcher Mack Allison outfielder Pete Compton and utility man Bunny Brief. Walker will join the St. Louis club today.
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Walker
Browns
Kansas City
Clarence
Tillie’ Walker
St. Louis
Mack Allison
Pete” Compton
Bunny” Brief
Local San Antonio Doctors Offer Lower Treatment Costs
A medical group in San Antonio promotes lower treatment costs claiming they treat more men with faster cures than competitors. They urge patients to compare prices and outcomes before choosing a specialist.
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San Antonio
Golf stars gather for national amateur championship
Amateur golfers arrive at Garden City Golf Club Long Island for a week of practice as entries close tonight for the national amateur championship. Top contenders include defending champion Jerome Travers and rivals W J Travis Charles Evang Jr Abe Mitchell Norman Hunter with Chicago and Western players hoping to challenge.
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New York
Garden City Golf Club
Long Island
Jerome Travers
W. J. Travis
Chicago
Charles Evang Jr
Abe Mitchell
Norman Hunter
Warren Wood
Evans
Paul Hunter
Mason Phelps
Travers
Frederick Herreshoff
W. C. ,Fownes Jr
E. M. Byers
Pennsylvania
Tigers Are Trounced by Boston at Detroit
Boston pitchers Moseley and Davis combined for a 3 0 victory over Detroit as Moseley allowed four hits while Dauss fanned eight Boston batters. Detroit scored no runs, with poor defense contributing to the loss. Batteries: Moseley and Cady for Boston, Dauss, Stanage, and McKee for Detroit.
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Detroit
Moseley
Boston
Davis
Dauss
Moseley and
Cady
Dauss and
Stanage
McKee
Yanks Shut Out Cleveland in 4 0 Victory
New York was blanked by Cleveland 4 to 0 as visitors managed only four hits none reaching third. Ford started for the Yankees and lasted one inning while Schulz Sweeney Falkenberg Carisch worked for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
New York
Ford
Schulz
Sweeney
Falkenberg
Carisch
Washington Beats Chicago 2 1 in Farewell Series Opener
Walter Johnson earned his 14th straight win as Washington defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in the hosts farewell series opener. It was a pitchers duel between Scott and Johnson with Bodie misplaying a fly in the fifth aiding the visitors. final line Washington 000 020 000 2 Chicago 010 000 000 1. Batteries Johnson Ainsmith Scott Benz Kuhn.
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Chicago
Walter Johnson
Washington
Scott
Johnson
Bodie
Gandil
RK. HB
Ainsmith
Benz
Kuhn
Mack's Tribe Triumphs as Weisman and Stone Suffer Frazzle
Conny Mack's Philadelphia club exploded for nine runs in the first inning and more, powering a 9 to 2 victory over St. Louis. Bender and Schang led Philadelphia. Weisman Stone and Agnew McAllister worked for St. Louis.
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Athletics
Weisman
Stone
ST. Louis
Conny Mack
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Bender
Schang
Agnew
McAllister
Cubs Play Exhibition In Schenectady 6-0 Victory
Chicago National League team beat Rutland Tri-State League 6 to 0 in an exhibition in Schenectady New York. Rutland had no scoring chances as Wickware of the Mohawk Giants was not pitched against. Batteries Strack Moore and Bresnahan with Sherman and Atkins supported the Cubs.
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Cubs
Schenectady
N. Y
Chicago
Strack, Moore and Bresnahan
Sherman and
Atkins
Dallas takes both ends of double bill
Dallas swept a doubleheader over Austin with scores of 4 to 2 and 6 to 4. Austin’s defense was ragged, and Dallas pitcher Taylor settled in after the second inning of the second game. Bader, the “double‑header wonder,” attempted both starts but left in the seventh as Austin threatened. In Bridgeport, Pittsburg Nationals beat Bridgeport 7 to 4 in an exhibition at Bridgeport Stadium, with Cooper giving up four runs in the third before locking down the game.
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Dallas
Tex
Austin
Pirates
Bridgeport
Conn
Pittsburg Nationals
Cooper
Pittsburg
Cowper
Kelly
Gervais
Monahan
Youthful Phenom In Limelight
Herbert Aldridge a local sixteen year old pitching phenom starred in Oklahoma City delivering his second straight one hit no run game in the Trolley League yesterday He holds the league record with 18 strikeouts and averages 13 strikeouts per 19 games He also has one no hit game to his credit.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Herbert Aldridge
Memphian Wins Chess Tourney
CHICAGO August 25 B B Jeffer son of Memphis Tenn won the Western Chess Association championship with 13% wins and 3% losses Memphis chosen to host next year games R B Scrivener of Memphis elected president
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Chicago
B. B. Jefferson
Memphis
Tenn
Western Chess Association
Scrivener
Goudy Sets Dirt Track 100 Mile Motorcycle Record
Harry Goudy of Chicago reportedly set a world dirt track record by completing 100 laps of a local one mile dirt track in 92 minutes, besting the previous 100 mile mark of 95 minutes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry Goudy
Chicago
Ransoms Defeat Picked Nine In Low-Scoring Game
The Ransom and Silsbee team beat a picked nine 7 to 0 on Krisch field yesterday morning. Garcia pitched strongly for Ransom, allowing only scattered early threats while Ransom turned two double plays Tucker to Burnett to Stahl and Garcia and Martin combined on defense. Heim and Rodugues handled the catching duties for the Picked Nine, who managed just four hits.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Ransoms
Tucker
Burnett
Stahl
Garcia
Ransom
Gr Oec'sceive
Martin
Heim
Rodugues
New League Planned by Ex Federal Head Powers
John Powers, deposed Federal League president, plans a new major league with organized baseball sanction. He travels to ten cities seeking support from National and American League elements and hints at potential aid from some American Association clubs. Powers aims to head a third major league despite earlier setbacks.
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Chicago
John Powers
Powers
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Lake to the Minors
Detroit announces veteran pitcher Joe Lake will not be sent to Minneapolis immediately due to current pitcher injuries. Lake and catcher Rondeau will go to Minneapolis as part payment for pitcher Comstock bought last week.
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Detroit
Mich
Minneapolis American Association
Joe Lake
Minneapolis
Navin
Lake
Rondeau
Comstock
Cross-Dundee Bout Postponed After Boxer Death
Leach Cross Johnny Dundee prize fight set for September 1 at Vernon arena was postponed indefinitely in deference to the death of John Bull Young. Cross suggested delaying the event and called for a pause while agitation grows for legal action to curb prize fights at Vernon and across the state.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Johnny Dundee
Vernon Arena
John “Bull” Young
Cross
Vernon
Libbey to Meet Europeans at Camp Perry
Lieut. Col. William Libbey, an NRA executive, left Camp Perry for New York City to meet Swiss, Swedish, French teams and German representatives arriving later this week for the NRA events at Camp Perry Ohio.
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Libbey
Camp Perry
Ohio
William Libbey
National Rifle Association
New York City
Switzerland
Sweden
France
Germany
Miss Wirfs Wins Two Mile Swim in Mississippi River
Miss Bernice Wirfs of Webster Grove won a two mile swimming contest in the Mississippi river with sixteen women as entrants. She completed the distance in 30 minutes 48 seconds. Josephine Hohe, barred by age at 9 years, swam independently and finished sixth as eight entrants finished.
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ST. Louis
Bernice Wirfs
Webster Grove
Mississippi River
Josephine Hohe
Army Department wallops City League on post diamond
Holbrook twirls for the Army team to a 10 to 5 victory over a picked City League squad. He fans ten and allows eight hits while Wurzbach labors for ten hits against the Army hitters. Pendleton and Drake drive three baggers each as Leathe lauds his club after nine straight wins.
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Southern Department
Daylights
Holbrook
Wurzbach
Pendleton
Drake
Leathe
Department
Army
R. H. E. Department
Holbrook and
Kannedy
Wurzbach and Slaughter
Kress Store Set for Wednesday Summer Clean-Up Sale
Kress closes Wednesday morning to prepare for its annual summer sale of seasonal merchandise. The event begins Wednesday at 1 p m with items offered regardless of cost as part of the advance advertisement.
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Kress
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
The advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic enriches the blood and fortifies the body to resist the depressions of hot summer days. It asserts a strong tonic effect and overall system building benefits. The price listed is 65 cents.
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GROVE
Converted Jewish evangelist Mr M Capp to hold tent meetings
The converted Jew evangelist Mr M Capp of Kansas City will lead a series of meetings in a large tent at the corner of S Hackberry and Aransas avenue every night. Capp is described as probably the only converted Jewish evangelist in the world. Attend the talks and take the South Heights car. No collections.
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M. Capp
Kansas City
S. Hackberry and
Aransas Avenue
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