Bronchos Beat Panthers 4-2 In Fort Worth Night Contest
Jolly drove in three runs as Fort Worth defeated San Antonio 4 to 2 despite Bronchos outhitting the Panthers two to one. Robinson relieved Burnett in the sixth and shut the door, while Clayton added the fourth run. The game featured tight work with runners aboard and key defensive innings in the middle.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Panthers
Morris
Toner
Jolly
Clayton
Robinson
Burnett
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Smctee
Boss Os
Eaoward
Huber
Ol Thompson
Fort Worth Beats San Antonio 7 4 Amid Tight Pitching
Struck out by Burnett 3 and Robinson 5 and Toner 4. Bases on balls off Burnett 1 and Toner 2. Fort Worth 4 San Antonio 7. Passed balls by Green 1 Betts 1. Time 1 40. Umpires Bush and Mathews.
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Burnett
Robinson
Toner
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Green
Betts
Bush
Mathews
Recruit Wins for Sandcrabs in Extra Inning
A recruit from Bay City named Sweet delivered the deciding run in the tenth, lifting Galveston past Oklahoma City 7 to 6 after Kane tied the game with a two bagger in the eighth. The contest featured no scoring in the ninth and ended with Geist, Comstock, Young, Noyes, Wetzel, and Sweet listed among the players. Umpire Halibut officiated the game.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Kane
Indians
Sweet
Bay City
Galveston
Noyes
Wetzel
Halibut
Hornsby Loses Own Game On Ninth Infield Wild Pitch
In Dallas on August 26 the Giants lost 1 0 to 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1. Dale outpitched Hornsby as Dallas held the Bisons to two hits. Hornsby uncorked a ninth inning wild pitch allowing Ens to score from second base for the Giants only run. Dale and Alexander paired on the mound while Hornsby and Allen took the loss with Jacobs umpiring.
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Dallas
Hornsby
Ens
Giants
Dale
Bisons
Alexander
Allen
Jacobs
Senators Knock Lohman Out In Third To Seal Win
In Waco on August 26 the Senators broke the game open with a four run third inning against Lohman. Smith relieved Lohman and Jepson finished, allowing Austin to score three runs while Lohman and Smith allowed five hits. Batteries: Lohman Smith Jepson Meek Herbert Schmidt. Umpire Bruns.
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Waco
Senators
Lohman
Herbert
Smith
Jepson
Austin
Meek
Schmidt
Bruns
Toledo Triumph Over Milwaukee in 1–0 Victory
In Toledo the score shows Toledo 1 Milwaukee 0 as the lone win noted. Indianapolis reports a 7–8 game with St Paul in an 8–7 finish needing clarification. Columbus hosts a postponed Columbus Minneap0lis match due to rain. Louisville faces Kansas City in an upcoming contest.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St Paul
Columbus
Postponed Albany Augusta Game Amid Rain Delays Recap
In Albany the Albany Augusta game was postponed due to rain. Jacksonville defeated Charleston 4 to 0. Macon lost to Savannah 3 to 0. The Columbus scene shows Columbus 6 over Colum 2.
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Albany
Augusta
Jacksonville
Charleston
Macon
Savannah
Columbus
Colum
Will Not Return to Big Show Says Stallings
Manager Stallings of the Buffalo team and former New York Giants boss declares he will not return to the big show. He cites reasons for stepping away from the national spotlight and confirms his decision.
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Stallings
Buffalo
New York Giants
Standing of Clubs Across Texas Cities
Games of San Antonio in Fort Worth Austin in Waco Houston in Dallas Galveston in Oklahoma City outline club standings across multiple cities with matchups and venue pairings. The text lists regional locations for forthcoming games affecting club rankings.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Austin
Waco
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Yesterday's Results Show Mixed Baseball Standings
Yesterday's results report teams and records with Washington 16-6 over Detroit 2-7, Boston 3-6 over St. Louis 2-2, Chicago 6 over New York 5, and Philadelphia-Cleveland game postponed due to rain.
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Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Today's Games Feature Six Matchups Across Cities
Philadelphia visits Cleveland. New York travels to Chicago. Washington plays in Detroit. Boston goes to St. Louis. This slate showcases notable early season interstate clashes and regional showdowns.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
National League Yesterday's Results
New York defeated Pittsburg 3 to 2 and Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 8 to 4. Chicago and Brooklyn games were rained out along with St Louis at Boston.
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New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago-Brooklyn
St. Louis-Boston
Chicago in Brooklyn Pittsburg in New York
A string of city name pairings links major American cities across rival sports and regional lines. The list pairs Chicago with Brooklyn and Pittsburg with New York Cincinnati with Philadelphia and St Louis with Boston.
Southern League scores and schedule brief
Montgomery beat Chattanooga 4 to 0 and Birmingham defeated Atlanta 8 to 3. Rainffected games included Mobile at Nashville and New Orleans at Memphis. Today’s matchups list New Orleans in Memphis Montgomery in Chattanooga Mobile in Nashville and Birmingham in Atlanta.
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Montgomery
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile-Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Ten Million Real Goods Player Ten Million Profile
Ten Million, center fielder for Victoria in the North Western league and now with Cleveland, is praised as one of the region’s best fielders and fastest runners. Born in Mount Vernon Washington, he rose to prominence with Seattle High School, captained the University of Washington team, and is named Ten Million by his father Judge Million with no nickname.
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Ten Million
Victoria
B. C
Cleveland
Mount Vernon
Wash
Seattle
University of Washington
Judge Million
Chess Masters tournament tightens race with leaders tied
In Carlsbad on August 26 the fourth round of the International Chess Masters' tournament left Schlechter at 4 points while Alechine Cohn Marshall and others trailed with 3 each and several players on 2 1 2 points.
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Carlsbad
Schlechter
Alechine
Cohn
Marshall
Jaffa
Rubenstein
Suechting
Tiechmann
Vidmar
Elgin National Trophy Road Race Starts With Twelve Entrants
The Elgin road race opens this morning on the 305 mile course that features a 12 mile triangle. Contenders include Mulford in the Lozier last year’s winner, Grant in an Alco, Zengel in a National, Aitken in a Simplex, Hughes in a Mercer, and Ralph de Palma in a Simplex. Twelve starters compete for the trophy.
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Elgin
Mulford
Grant
Alco
Zengel
Aitken
Hughes
Mercer
Ralph de Palma
Langford sails for Australia to seek Johnson fight
Sam Langford will sail from Vancouver on October 6 for Australia to stage a campaign of six Sydney fights before pursuing a Johnson bout. His manager says Langford is driven by the need to meet stronger opponents, while McIntosh plans more clashes including Bill Lang, Jack Lester, Bill Squires, Sam MacVey, and Bandsman Rice. Johnson allegedly agreed to a three-bout contract with McIntosh, with up to $100,000 to Johnson for services.
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Associated Press
New York
Sam Langford
Vancouver
Australia
America
Jack Johnson
Langford
Sam
McIntosh
Sydney
Johnson Bill Lang
Jack Lester
Bill Squires
Sam MacVey
Bandsman Rice
England
Dave Smith
Johnson
Bill Lang
Army May Not Play Navy This Season
There is no agreement between the Naval and Military academies for a football game this season despite prior reports. No site has been chosen and the three year service school agreement ended after last year’s contest.
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Annapolis
Naval and
Military Academies
Philadelphia
Donlin Slated to Lead Boston Nationals Managerial Hope
Mike Donlin, once NL batting leader, eyed as future Boston Nationals manager. Rumors hold the Donlin sale from New York Giants to the Rustlers aimed at strengthening Boston to challenge the Giants’ rivals.
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Mike Donlin
Boston Nationals
Donlin
Rustlers
McGraw
Giants
Little Napoleon
Beantown
Senators smash Lohman in fourth inning rout
The Senators pummeled Lohman for a heavy fourth inning with twenty-one hits in the first game, while Mullin and Lafitte were hit hard. Johnson pitched well for the Nationals, and the Tigers won the second game in ten innings by one run. The Yankees and White Sox swapped spots as the Comiskites rose. Hendrix’s Pirates held the Giants to two hits, but Campbell batted for him in the eighth. The Giants rallied to win on four hits, putting New York back in front. Ables, former Broncho, was recalled by New York from the Pacific Coast League.
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Senators
Mullin
Lafitte
Johnson
Nationals
Hendrix
Pirates
Giants
Campbell
Steele
New York
Curtiss Plans Cable Alight Tests On Warship
Glenn H. Curtiss will start experiments next week near Penn Yan to take off from and land on a warship without elaborate platforms. A hydroplane will run 200 feet along a cable then drop, then return to alight on the cable whose pontoons grip a groove. The system simulates a shipboard cable stretched between masts.
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Associated Press
Penn Yan
N. Y
Glenn H. Curtiss
Chase Can Do Two Things New York
Hal Chase is praised for managing a club and playing, a rare double role in baseball. He guides the team while excelling at first base with brilliant plays such as a recent robbing Ty Cobb of a home run, described as one of the greatest ever.
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New York
Hal Chase
Lejoie
Clark Griffith
Fred Clark
Fielder
Chase
Jennings
McGraw
Dooin
Bresnahan
Hal
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Release of Cy Young Stirs Baseball World
The article notes the unconditional release of Cy Young, legendary Cleveland pitcher with 500 wins, age 44 despite 22 MLB seasons. It compares his exit to looming declines for other greats like Mathewson and Brown, highlighting fans’ fickle memory and the sport’s brutal efficiency test.
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Cy’ Young
Cleveland
Slabman
Young
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Reds
Brown
Chicago
McLeod Will Wrestle Brown In Texas Exhibition
Taylor Texas schedules an exhibition wrestling match between Pet Brown middleweight champion of Texas and Dan McLeod former world heavyweight champion. The event at the Taylor opera house Tuesday evening August 29 is free to the public and promises scientific, entertaining sport from two renowned grapplers.
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McLeod
Brown
Taylor
Tex
Pet Brown
Texas
Dan McLeod
Chicago
Taylor Opera House
Bebles and Boelhauwe Architects at 223 West Commerce
Bebles and Boelhauwe, architects, operate from 223 West Commerce Street. The firm logo and address appear in the docket segment, noting their location for client meetings and project submissions.
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Bebles & Boelhauwe, Architects
West Commerce Stret
Nelson Accepts 133 Pound Match with Powell in September
Nelson has accepted a September 9 bout with Lew Powell in Sacramento California. The ex champion is in Chicago and plans to start for the coast immediately unless Boston Philadelphia or New York promoters present Labor Day match proposals he has been seeking.
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Nelson
Lew Powell
Sacramento
Cal
Chicago
Coast
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Texas League Debut: Wetzel and Sweet Help Sand Crabs Beat Indians
Wetzel from Beeville and Sweet from Bay City debuted for the Sand Crabs in the Texas league yesterday defeating the Indians. Sweet ended the game in the tenth with a clutch three bagger. Cy Young pitched for the Indians. Wetzel had moved from Corpus Christi to Beeville.
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Wetzel
Sweet
Beeville
Bay City
Sand Crabs
Indians
Cy Young
Corpus Christi
Catches Recalled for Immediate Reporting
Catcher Erloff and Sandy Malloy, tied to Mobile, were recalled to report at once under an optional agreement.
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Catcher Erloff
Sandy Malloy
Mobile
Sand Crabs Acquire Brammel From Bee Ville In Season Move
Wetzel and Sweet replaced the pair and the Sand Crabs secured catcher Brammel from Bee Ville. Brammell had been secured from Galveston by the Orange Growers at the season start. Sweet collected three hits in four at bats with one triple, Brammell played right field.
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Wetzel
Sweet
Sand Crabs
Brammel
Beeville
Galveston
Brammell
Dale Defeats Houston With Fourteen Strikeouts
Dale struck out fourteen and allowed only two hits as Houston produced a lone run in the ninth when Pep Hornsby wild pitched allowing Enst to score from second.
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Dale
Houston
Pep” Hornsby
Enst
Betts Drives Four Hits In Pinch Hitting Show
Betts went 3-for-3 with a double as four hits counted for runs in a strong pinch hitting display. Toner held nine Broncs to four runs, and Gray, Goodwin, Leidy joined the ninth inning effort to pry loose Rube Robinson, yielding only a harmless single. Adams recalled by Cleveland and Hohnhorst from Toledo with Knaupp from New Orleans.
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Toner
Broncos
Goodwin
Gray
Leidy
Rube Robinson
Jack Adams
Cleveland
Hohnhorst
Toledo
Knaupp
New Orleans
Dovey Calls Bush League Managers Price Gouging
Louisville scout Dovey notes a trend among minor league managers to hold up buyers after the Pittsburg club paid a large price for O'Toole. He says players worth 200 to 300 dollars are now demanded at 1000 to 1500 dollars.
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Dovey
Louisville
John Dovey
O'Toole
Pittsburg
Hacks for weddings. Reliable ser vie Palace Livery stable.
A damaged clipping mentions a wedding hacks or tips and a Stable service at Palace Livery with a contact phone line. Names and places are unreadable, offering limited usable details.
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Servie Palace Livery Stable
Gotch Promises New Ankle and Thigh Lock
Humboldt Iowa August 26 Frank Gotch will not rely on the toe hold to defeat Hackenschmidt at Chicago Labor Day. He reportedly uses a new hold called the ankle and thigh lock, shown to only a few visitors. The technique is said to apply minimal pressure for major strain on knee and thigh joints.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Labor Day
Gotch
Cavalry Triumphs Over Households 8 3 at Electric Park
The Eleventh Cavalry bullpen stifled the spread after a rough first inning as Hill pitched steadily for the soldiers. McLaughlin homered for the Cavalry and Knaupp drove a triple for the Households. The game featured a concert by the Eleventh Cavalry band between innings.
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Cavalry
Electric Park
Hill
McLaughlin
More Pitchers for White Sox Next Season
President Comiskey plans a larger pitching staff for 1911 with about ten to twelve pitchers, up from seven, as he builds a stronger ball club after the 1910 season.
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White Sox
Comiskey
Roman
Morris and Camp in Limelight
Morris and Camp head to Pollok's New York venue for the next month match. Morris with his wife Don Riley his trainer and manager F B Ufer of Tulsa garner strong attention in New York sports circles.
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Morris
Camp
Pollok
A. C
New York
Morris-Flynn
Don Riley
F. B. Ufer
Tulsa
Purcell Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Taylor
Special to The Light. Sam Purcell and his wife celebrated their golden wedding at Gabriel Mills in Williamson County Texas with family. Mrs Purcell, first girl born in Williamson County, lives in the area for 64 years. Mr Purcell, 71, has resided in the county 47 years.
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Taylor
Tex
Sam Purcell
Gabriel Mills
Plans for Lutheran college to rise in Seguin
Plans and drawings of a new Lutheran college at Seguin were received and shown in exhibition. A Lutheran Synod committee and the Business Men's club attended the discussion of the main building plans. Paige Bros. of Austin are the architects and the project cost is over $50,000.
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Seguin
Tex
Lutheran College
Lutheran Synod
Paige Bros
Austin
Fire destroys Dr Jones residence at Stockdale
The Jones home and belongings burned early this morning in Stockdale Texas. Investigators believe a mouse ignited a bathroom match starting the fire. The house was insured for 750 dollars and valued around 1600. furnishings carried a small policy.
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Stockdale
Tex
J. W. Jones
Rain Falls at Kyle Texas Promises More Rain
A heavy rain fell at Kyle Texas on August 26 and officers report prospects of more rain today. The moisture was badly needed for local crops and soil.
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Kyle
Tex
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