Bears Rally After Road Trip and Win Five to Two
The San Antonio Bears split a road trip, winning five to two at Shreveport and Dallas while dropping games to Wichita Falls and others. Improved hitting and timely rallies helped them stay within reach of the league standings as they head toward a long home stretch. Key moments included a late Dallas comeback prevented by Bears errors and timely hits, with standout plays from Connolly, Moyers, and Grose contributing to the scoring.
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Besamoont Lab
League Park
Posey
Amy
Houston
Shreveport
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
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Jets
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Collins
Ceuchman
Sanday
Sehuman
Steers
Coachman
Rader
Tall
Chatham
Brovolt
Griffin
Serrist
Bovines
Rons
Boar
Hig
Coleman
Coachvan
Grose
Cvater
Connolly
Meyers
Baumas
Aheast
Donohue
Ghatcham
Thooe
Cova
Grogs
Booe
Connelly
Reing Grose
Moyers
Dallag
San Antonio
Babe Ruth to barnstorm for charity this fall
Babe Ruth will tour the Pacific coast after the world series to raise funds for a Christmas charity. He accepted an invitation from the San Francisco Examiner editor to play exhibition games in San Francisco and other coast cities on dates in October 1925 and 1926. Ruth said he would start the tour immediately after the World Series, with Judge Landis approving the plan.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yanks
San Francisco Examiner
Saterday
Wy. Oetoper
Waner
E. D. Coblentz
John Francisco Examiner
San Francisco
Examiner
Alphaié
Sig Slugper
Land of Sunshine
Xolr Ieles
San Francisc
Landis
Tong Jung
Bears Box Score Fort Sint Mashoren Puertesvelte
Bears box score highlights Fort Sint Mashoren Puertesvelte with Petateid and Hanadian WS performances, noting key stats and outcomes for the game.
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Bears
Fort Sint Mashoren
Puertesvelte
Petateid
Hanadian WS
Flag Chasers P W Dal Benn'r House Sunday Results
Dashes through a jumbled recap of baseball and football scores across Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Houston and other cities. Mentions Batterienard Woodall Mamaux Schang and other players with scattered team notes and upcoming games across multiple leagues.
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P.W. Dal Benn
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Wichita
Shreveport
Galveston
Yankees and Giants Shake Up August Baseball News
New York report notes the Yankees after a split win, the Giants tremble at Pirates’ pace, and Brooklyn suffering a double defeat by St Tous. Hampered by Hornsby and Aldridge pitching, the Cubs stay within reach as Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston races unfold. Pirates and Phillies in strong play across the leagues.
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St Louis
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Yankees
St. Tous
Thogters Harnsby
Huner
Hornsby
Jim Raheris
Osborne
Aldrige
Cubs
McQuillan
Richbooks Finish Second In Twilight League Flag Chase
The Rickhook Veterans closed their season with a 10 to 6 victory over the San Antonio Pack Company, moving into second place in the Twilight League standings. Key players included Gunkel, Sheldon, Saleher, Naylor, Maurer, and Ott, with Vilaret pitching for the Veterans and Kruger noted for hits.
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Paul Villaret
San Antonio Paigk Comppany
Patek Gunker Ok
Soler
Atlato, A
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Blarr Red
Mauter
Ruieks Tielibo
Peices
Gunkel
Sheldon
Saleher
Naylor
Sjanst
Money
Af Saylor
Kiaerner
Muayes
Cartey
Be Ort
Wenge Orrers
Solcher
Red
Khrermer
Maurer
Villaret Hs Rouen Ty Vans
Aft
Villaret
Kruger
Vilkret
Reuger
Pawar
Nayiern Klagener
Ltt
Maure Thrombave
Gatgat
I. Xaytor
Villare G. Naylor
Villaret T. Roger
Seleher
Olb
TH. Klaarne Fer
VE. Masch
Vedun Tron and Steel Company
Eli Rs Othe Lrkel Monmental Works
Atturnosn
Puisie Servic
Erzeiat Ame
Ling
American poloists sweep rivals in intercontinental ties
Poloists from the United States and Mexico contest upcoming challenge matches as teams prepare for the international series. Notable players include Gey Younes Caplage of Mexico and Leight Semat, with other athletes like Sundsy and Baye involved in preparatory rehearsals ahead of decisive fixtures.
Americans Seek Claims Before Special Commission
Universal Service reports Americans filing claims before a special claims commission after agents left for Washington. The notices imply many would be Mexican citizens for business, delaying further commission meetings and suggesting mixed outcomes for property protection.
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Universal Service
Mexico City
Special Claims Commission
Washington
All Star Third Baseman Debate Sparks Babe Ruth Contest
Fans and baseball men deliberate the best third baseman for the Babe Ruth Contest hosted by The Light. Names like Pie Traynor Heine Groh Frank Frisch Toe Dugan Willie Kamm and others compete as selections shift with each voter. Final picks determine prizes from ten to five dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Heine Groh
Giants
Freanks
Regis
Croh
Toe Dugan
Yanks
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Frisch
Traynor
Dugan
Kamm
Groit
Antonie Muit
Kot
Vorner
IeRe
Sok
Hale
Avery
Mil
Vance Best Pitcher Since War Says Writer George Chadwick
The 1924 feature extols Vance as a leading pitcher for Brooklyn, noting his early 1924 record of two wins three losses, praise from Pelicans leader Julius Heineman, and predictions of a 30-win season. Adolfo Luque led the NL last year with 27 wins. Vance is projected to reach the high totals despite a tough schedule. The piece recounts Vance’s 1921 New Orleans rise, Brooklyn debut, and his strong 1922-23 form, including 24 complete games and high strikeout potential. It also mentions Rival Giants and Brooklyn’s pennant chances, with golf keeping Vance sharp.
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Chicago
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Gimeinnau
Pittsburgh
Vance
Philander RG
Luque
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnatis
Eppa Rixey
Burleigh
Grimes
Alexander the Great
Tess Barnes
Wir
Jose
Brooklyns
Robinson
New Orleans
Tulius
Heineman
Pelicans
Up North
Robbie
Variece
Brooklyn
Dazzy
Clearwater
Toman Vanve
Brooklyn Atiis
Dazar Kent
Zolf
Jove
I Darts
Brooking
Railroad Electricians Win Game Here Cancelled From Lone Stars
The Tuesday baseball game between the San Antonio–Houston Di on team of the Southern Pacific bend and the Tucksonville railroaders was cancelled due to travel delays. The Elektrical Workers beat the Dallas team earlier, with standout performances including a triple by the first-sack er cinched the seventh inning.
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Lone Stars
St Schwab
San Antonio-Trouston Dion
Southern Pacific
Tucksonville
Texas
Railroaders
Jacksonville Nine
Vietatis
Mondernoon
Dalk
San Aneiaut
Vlad Wil
Lufkin
Sehwab
Nia
Tan
Sieturday
Lakers
Daele Stariam
Fayeing Innit
Xarsh
Thotricians
Storrio
Vakelborg
Meare
Texas League Box Scores From Wichita Falls Game
Box scores show Wiehlia Paits, Callan, Locker, Wano, White, Drake and Aberhard contributing hits. Wichita Falls 7, Shreveport 2, with notable runs by Whiteman, Bagwell, Brown, Burkett, Connolly, Sperber, and King, plus defensive details and pitching notes for Gleason, Craig, and Matthews.
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W. Falls AB
H.O. Eitz
Callan Sed
Turgn
Drake
Aberhard
Ionings
Logker
Cal
Wano
White
Doimard
Rabbit
Callaghan
Locker
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Doutle
Turgeon
Sertisen
Huber
Deviveros
Shreveport
Galves'n AB
OLA
Shreve
Foie Hurt
Barnes
Conw'y
Whitty
Sperper
Bagwel
Riley
Burket
Iking
Brown Cf
Sheer
Muel
Wolga
Gilder Jf
Gleason
O/ Smith
Matth
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Matthews
Vinci
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Whitemany
Craig
Barwell
Inpingay
Inisea
Galveston
Shyre
Tine
Esti
Opoole
Miss Collett and Sweetser Winners in Fairfield Match
Miss Glenna Collett of Providence and Tess Sweetser of New York defeated Miss Marion Hollins and Francis Ouimet in a no bull mixed foursome at the Country Club of Fairfield Nasco Hill, 3 up with one to play after a 36 hole contest. Edith Cummings and Max R. Marston had defeated Mrs. Quentin Veitner and John G. Anderson in the morning.
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Conn
Glenna Collett
Providencd
Tess Sweetser
New York
Country Club
Fairfield
Nasco Hill
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
J. T
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Max. R. Marston
Philadelphia
Quentin Veitner
South Shore Field Club
Long Island
John G. Anderson
Pick of World Tennis Stars Begin Play
NEW YORK August 25 The 44th U.S. National singles championship at Forest Hills opens with top players from many nations, aiming to crown an unofficial world champion. William Tilden II meets Tarael Alonso of Spain as openers, with Wimbledon winner Jean Borotra and others in early matches. Foreigners have rarely seized the American crown, last in 1903 with Hugh Doherty, though American stars like Johnston Richards Hunter Williams Kinsey brothers and Snodgrass are listed as contenders.
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America
Willemerge
Forest Hills
William T. Tilden, II
Ke Tarael Alonso
Spain
Hugh Doherty
Doherty Brothers
England
William A. Larmed
Doerty
Tilton
bin” Johnston
Vincent Richards
Francis T. Hunter
R. Norris Williams
Kinsey Brothers
Harvey Snodgrass
Sorell and Scott tie in trapshoot event at Brackenridge Park
In a Sunday trapshoot, E. O. Mathen was absent as top rivals battled for lead. Dr. J. W. Sorell and Bill Scott tied for first with 47 of 50 clay birds, while Char Steffler and H. J. Peterson scored 45 and 42 respectively. Other amateurs included J. W. Bil, A. Tacchese, Bobs E. B. Lyman, A. L. Huber, Cushing, Boakman, E. Boyle, Tranklin, and Thomas. Two professionals, Saunders and Cowboy Dean, posted strong scores. Next public shoot set for Brackenridge Park.
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E. O. Mathen
Chile
Brackenridge Park
J. W. Sorell
Bill Scott
Char Steffler
H. J. Peterson
J. W. Bil
A. Tacchese
Bobbs
E. B. Lyman
A. L. Huber
Cushing
EB. B. Boakman
BE. E. Boyle
PB Tranklin
R. M. Thomas
Dean
Saunders
Wyler
Hlcl McGregor
Eid
Sam Barclay
Me. Rock
Tohn Sorell
J. J. James
W. GC. Towles
Brack- Onridge Park
Shortstop Third Base To Pitchers Catcher Infield Roles
A compact note lists positions including shortstop third base pitcher catcher in a baseball roster snapshot. The entry highlights defensive assignments and the versatility of players across infield and battery roles. It reflects a era where multi position familiarity was common.
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