Martina Final Score Caps Beaumont Victory Over San Antonio 6 to 0
Martina led Beaumont with three hits and a decisive 6 to 0 shutout against San Antonio in a home game. McMahon started poorly in six innings before Beaumont's bats exploded in the seventh and eighth, aided by three errors by the visitors, to pull within one game of the league leaders.
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Martina
Stewartmen
San Antonio
McMahon
Husky
Bobo
Nixon
Dodd
Perry
Jost
Burch
Cook
Wilson
Westy
Johnson
Tarleton
McNeil
Wotell
xRan
Record Flight Sets Distance in One Day by Carlstrom
Victor Carlstrom in a twin ter combination land and water craft flew eight hours forty minutes and covered 661 miles with one passenger from an Atlantic coast station to Fisherman Island and back. Captain Baldwin of the Coast Aeronautical Station said 1000 if the feat stands, the Atlantic coast aviation cup may be awarded. The cup last year went to Hight for under 500 miles.
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Newport News
Victor Carlstrom
Captain Baldwin
Lanth Coast Aeronautical Station
Carlstrom
Fisherman Island
Untl
Ransom Team to Face Guarantees on Sunday Diamond
The Guarantees schedule a 3:30 P.M. Sunday game against the Ransom team on the Infan Post diamond. All players are urged to be on hand for the afternoon matchup.
Wulf Wins Grand American Trap Handicap at St Louis
John F. Wulf of Milwaukee captured the Grand American Handicap from 19 yards with a 99 at the seventeenth Grand American trap shooting event in St Louis. The full scores for 615 entrants were not released as results were expected to take hours to compile.
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ST. Louis
John F. Wulf
Milwaukee
Phil Miller
Dallas
Homer Clark
Alston
Ill
Miller
Clark
C. B. Dalton
Warsaw
Ind
Henry L. Potter
Madison
Wis
John Wulf
Eli Maland
Jewell
H. C. Daly
Carlinville
C. A. Atkinson
Cheighton
D. C. Rogers
Logansport
C. L. Wagoner
Diller
Neb
M. Smith
Oklahoma City Okla
I. Galbraith
West Frankfort
Lll
J. E. Chatfield
Texarkana
Ark
E. R. Win
Greensboro
Ala
Pirates Pound Ogle in Galveston Comeback
In Galveston Texas on August 26 the Pirates erased a four run lead by hitting Ogle in the late innings and defeated Houston 6 to 4. Sentell's seventh inning hit produced the decisive run as the home stay ended with a win.
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Waco
Tex
Dallas
C.E. Josefson
McCandless
H.O
E. Bittle
Coyle
Malmaquist
Tree
James
Tanner
Leslie
Cove & Grubb
Reilly
Perritt
Tae
Toaeteea
Ens
Malmquist
Anner
Bittle
Malmauist
Compere
Carson
Galveston
Ogle
Houston
Sentell
AB. R.H
Breaux
Sharman
Sane
Balenties
Stuart
A E. Lee
Fee Seitz
Ee Frierson
Ee Northen
Eneee Newnam
Ewee
Tullos
A. Citrano
Os Jenkina
E “ Gle
Eaveneree
Inni Galveston
Houston Sane
Jenkins
Atz
Andreen
Sentel
Seitz
Lee
Mil
Gudger
Ogie
Miller
Stell
Bas Onstones
Matthews
Scores From Quick Baseball Card at Multiple Cities
The American Association results show St Paul 5 over Kansas City 4 at St Paul and Columbus 4 defeating Louisville 0. Indianapolis 2 over Toledo 1. In Minneapolis Milwaukee games, rain halted play with no final score.
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American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis-Milwaukee
Friday results show lopsided scores across clubs
Standing of the clubs lists Friday results with Shreveport beating Fort Worth 14 to 1, Waco 9 over Dallas 2, Beaumont 6 against San Antonio 0, and Galveston 6 over Houston 4. Saturday games pair Dallas at Waco, Houston at Galveston, Fort Worth at Shreveport, and San Antonio at Beaumont.
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Shreveport
Fort Worth
Waco
Dallas
Beaumont
San Antonio
Galveston
Houston
Pet. Lyd. WL
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games
Cleveland leads the American League at 13 10 while Philadelphia is 9 2. Detroit beat Boston 3 1 and Washington defeated Chicago 5 2. St Louis won 5 to 2 over New York. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Jyd. W. L. Pet
Boston Wee
Essesel
Baseball scores and upcoming NL games listed
National League results show Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 2, Boston 1 Chicago 0, New York 6 Pittsburg 2, St Louis 6 Philadelphia 5. Schedule previews Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St Louis, New York at Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York Eee
GASSERS TRIM PANTHERS IN SHREVEPORT WIN
Shreveport scored 11 runs in the fourth inning to rout Fort Worth 14 to 1, tightening their Texas league pennant lead. Gleason scattered the visitors’ hits as Fort Worth’s defense faltered in the blowout.
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Shreveport
Fort Worth
Gleason
CNSSC
Harrah
Andrews
Waevdtersves
OS Oko
Becker
Carroll
Kraupp
Smith
Bernsen
Sane Schrader
Kneaven
Tees
Inni Fort Worth
Souree
Melcurin
Schrader
Knaupp
Vitter
Chicago Athletes Favored In Central A A U Meet
Chicago Athletic Association sprinters loom as favorites at the Central A A U outdoor track and field championships on Stagg Field at the University of Chicago. Joe Loomis, selected for the Stockholm meet against Sweden, runs for the C C A A team entered in 15 of 20 events.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago Athletic Association
Central A. A. U
Stagg Field
University of Chicago
Joe Loomis
America
Sweden
Stockholm
CC. A. A
Frankie Callahan Beats Ad Wolgast in Brooklyn Bout
In New York on August 26 Frankie Callahan outfought Ad Wolgast in all 10 rounds at a Brooklyn venue. Callahan pressured from the start as Wolgast clinched and covered up. Near KO danger arose in the ninth when Callahan connected a solid right to Wolgast's jaw. Wolgast weighed 138 1/2 pounds to Callahan's 132 1/4.
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Callahan
Wolgast
New York
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Cleveland 13 Philadelphia 9 in game with Ro EB batteries
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 13 to 9. Scoring sequence shows 120 013 128 by Cleveland and 300 001 222 by Philadelphia. Batteries listed as Bagby Beebe and ONeil Nabors and Williams.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bagby
Beebe
O'Neil
Nabors
Williams
Baseball scores from Philadelphia and Boston games
At Philadelphia the Phillies beat Cleveland 26 to 14 with Beebe Coleman Bush Sheehan and Picinich in the batteries. In Boston Detroit won 29 to 1 over Boston with Dauis Spencer Baker Shore Leonard and Cady credited in the mound.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Beebe
Coleman
Bush
Sheehan
Picinich
Boston
R. H. E. Detroit
Dauis
Spencer
Baker
Shore
Leonard
Cady
Thomas
New York Beats St Louis In Pitchers Duel Batteries Named
In New York the St Louis teamFalters as Wielman and Severeid pair supports Cullop and Walters in a tense game. Final score shows New York edging St Louis by a slim margin.
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New York
I. St. Louis
Wielman
Severeid
Cullop
Walters
Washington Tops Chicago in Battery Showdown
In Washington, Chicago match features Williams, Wolfgang, Schalk, Harper and Henry, wm delivering a tense battery display. Scores line up 010010000-2 for Washington and 0002300x-5 for Chicago, with Washington claiming the victory on the road.
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Washington
Reane Ae
Chicago
Williams
Wolfgang and
Schalk
Harper and Henry
Baseball scores from Chicago Cincinnati and New York games
In Chicago the Boston team beat Chicago with mixed scoring innings as Rudolph and Black pitched. Pendergast Connell and Archer also contributed. In Cincinnati Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati with a large late surge and strong pitching by Cheney Miller Mitchell and Wingo. New York defeated Pittsburgh in a tight game with multiple pitchers and shared duties, Salle Tesreau and Rariden facing Harmon and Schmidt.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Salle, Tesreau
Rariden
Harmon and Schmidt
Batteries: Demaree and Burns, Watson and Gonzales
St. Louis game summary lists batteries Demaree and Burns for one team and Watson and Gonzales for the other with sequence of scores 12 St. Louis 000 031 010 01-6 142 indicating a scoring march and final margin contested in a baseball or basketball context.
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Demaree
Burns
Watson
Gonzales
Memphis Beats Nashville 1 0 In Low-Scoring Contest
Memphis defeats Nashville 1 to 0 as the hosts push across a lone run in the bottom of the ninth. Ellis and Marshall hold for Memphis with Willett and Ruel handling the Nashville batteries. In Atlanta, Atlanta Juniors rout Mobile 18 to 1 behind Cavet Schmidt Day and Perkins.
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Memphis
Nashville
Ellis and
Marshall
Willett and Ruel
Atlanta
Mobile
Cavet
Schmidt
Day and Perkins
Birmingham Triumphs 4 2 at New Orleans
Birmingham edges New Orleans 4 to 2 as innings end with Grimes and Smith pairing up for Birmingham and Walker and Higgins proving pivotal. E irmingham scores in long stretch, delivering decisive runs after a tight start.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
R. HL. Eirmingham
Grimes and Smith
Walker and Higgins
Little Rock Teams Sweep Chattanooga in Doubleheader
In game one at Little Rock Chattanooga scored 5 runs on 7 hits with 0 errors, while Little Rock paddled 9 runs on 10 hits with 0 errors. In game two Chattanooga managed 6 runs on 4 hits with 0 errors and Little Rock won 4 runs as they plated 6 on 6 hits with 0 errors. Holmquist and Chapman pitched for Little Rock in game two.
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Little Rock
Chattanooga
R. H. E.chattanooga
Marshall
Merritt
Kitchens
Peters
Brooks
M Hardgrove
Chapman
R. H. E. Chattanooga
Babe Wright Sets Pacific Swim Record at Golden Gate
Miss Babe Wright, a San Francisco girl, swam across the Golden Gate in thirty-one minutes 35 4-5 seconds to set an official Pacific Athletic Association record for women. Miss Alice Goodman also swam, leading briefly before falling back in the tide rips near the finish.
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San Francisco
Cal
Babe” Wright
Golden Gate
Pacific Athletic Association
Alice Goodman
Daubert regains NL lead as Hawks, Grays pace batters
Jake Daubert returns from a charley horse to top National League batting as Stark, Wagner, Wheat and Hornsby vie for base hits and total bases. In the American League Cobb narrows on Speaker with 47 steals. Pipp takes home runs with nine as Jackson and Cobb lead runs and bases. Across leagues, leaders span bevy of teams including Brooklyn, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Louis with standout players such as Burns, Ruth, and Demmitt among noted performers.
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Chicago
Ill
Jake Taubert
Charley Horse
St. Louis
Carey
Pittsburg
Jack
Williams
Hornsby
Wheat
Brooklyn
Burns
New York
Daubert
Wagner
Robertson
Hase
Cincinnati
Preffer
Cheney
I Rudolph
Boston
Mamaux
Benton
I Doak
Louie
Pipp
Cobb
Speaker
Baker
Weaver
Chapman
Cleveland
Jackson
Detroit
Gardner
Roth
Strunk
Philadelphia
Sisler
Walsch
Shotton
Cullop
Morton
Shore
Aseaesdd
Covaleskie
Laber
Twee
Ruth
Jacheae
Shawkey
Kobb
Icidotte
Mays
Clemons
St. Paul
American Association
Thorpe
Milwaukee
Bradley
Columbus
Holland
Minneapolis
Demmitt
Evans
Toledo
Kansas City
Clemens
Becker
Beall
Chappelle
Hargrave
Lewis
Deal
Leavelt
Butcher
Western
Denver
Shields
Krug
Omaha
Litschi
Wichita
Dyer
Miller
Ornana
Carlisle
Lincoln
Johnson Lincoln
Gilmore
Sioux City
Oakes
Kruegerm
Livingston
Savage Farm to close and stock sold at private sale
Savage Farm at Savage Minnesota famous for Dan Patch will be closed and stock disposed of at private sale. E W Moseley secretary announced for E B Savage administrator of M W Savage estate who died after Dan Patch. Savages string will not race under Savage name. Miss Minneapolis to race in Detroit gold cup races Sept 2 4 5 6 aiming to break 64.66 mph. Minnetonka Yacht Club to enter Inland Laws regatta at Oshkosh Aug 21 25 with seven boats in Class A B C. Thelma Darby and Mary Jane O'Reilly to race half mile at St Louis for AAU records. A Boone county fair houn' dane to crown great grand champion general purpose dog with 92.59 purse.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Savage Farm
Savage
Dan Patch
E. W. Moseley
E. B. Savage
M. W. Savage
Miss Minneapolis
Detroit
Mich
Minnetonka
Kenneth Salisbury
Windflower
Lake Mainie
Indianapolis
Ind
Thelma Darby
Mary Jane O'Reilly
Central A. A. U
St. Louis
Indianapolis Canoe Club
Lebanon
Boone County Fair
Charles Meiloberis
George W. Julian Jr
Justice Ellis Price
Rescent
Alcazar Gas Ranges Guarantee Ady Hardware Ad
Sam Speir Hardware Company in Ady advertises Alcazar gas ranges with an absolute guarantee, highlighting durable construction and reliable performance for household use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcazar
Sam Speir Hardware Co
Ady
The Baby's Meal Ticket on a New Transfer
A nervous old woman aboard notices a baby chewing a green transfer and humorously corrects a young mother about yesterday's transfer. The scene shows quick eye contact and a light exchange over everyday items in a train car from Harper's Magazine.
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Harper's Magazine
Leading Tennis Stars Clash Next Monday at Forest Hill
New York reporting the 36th United States National Lawn Tennis Association championship opens Monday August 28 at Forest Hill. top contenders include Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco, defending champion William M. Johnston, and R Norris Williams with a deep field from coast, south and midwest. 128 entrants, 64 survivors Tuesday, finals set for Labor Day unless weather intervenes.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hill
Pacific Coast
South
Middle West
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Maurice T. McLoughlin
The
Tennis Association
Maurice E. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
W. A. Larned
Larned
McLoughlin
Williams
Newport
Johnston
Forest Hills
California Comet
Kumamane
United States
Mc Joughlin
Karl Behr
T. R. Pell
Watson M. Washburn
N. W. Niles
George M. Church
Ichiya Kumagae
Roland Roberts
Willis Davis
R. Lindley Murray
Harold Throckmorton
FY. B. Alexander
C. B. Doyle Dean Mathey
Clarence J. Griffin
MecLoughlin
Ward Dawson
R. D. Sears
H. W. Slocum Jr
C. S. Campbell
R. D. Wrenn
F. H. Hovey
M. D. Whitman
H. L. Doherty
H. Ward
B.C. Wright
D. J. Clothier
W A. Larned
M. E. McLoughlin
R. N. Williams
W. M. Johnston
Race Track Sold in New Orleans for 350000
A local real estate firm announced the sale of the city park race track to H D Curley Brown of Havana for 350000 dollars. The track has not hosted racing since spring 1908. Brown plans no immediate meeting but repairs and restoration are underway. If opened, two meets may occur, as two tracks may host racing from December 16 to Mardi Gras.
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New Orleans
H. D
Curley”) Brown
Havana
City Park
Brown
Business Men's Racing Association
Fair Grounds
Sunday 8:15 A.M. Sutherland Springs Train Advertisement
Advertisement notes a 60 cent fare for Sunday service on the Southern Pacific Lines starting at 8 15 a m. A brief entry likely from a local railway notice describing ongoing weekly departures.
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Sutherland Springs
Southern Pacific Lines
Clothier and Washburn Reach Southampton Tennis Final
William J. Clothier, the Meadow Club cup winner a decade ago, and Watson Washburn, last year’s champion, advanced to the singles final at Southampton N Y. The doubles final will pair William M Johnston Clarence J Griffin and R Norris Williams II Richard Harte as they aim to defend titles amid a strong field.
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Southampton
N. Y
William J. Clothier
Watson Washburn
William M. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
Californians
R. Norris Williams II
Richard Starte
Harvard
Boerne White Sox Fans Rally For City League Doubleheader
About 200 Boerne supporters will attend at League Park Sunday to back the Boerne White Sox in a City League clash with Ahrens & Ott. Hub Wedge and Speedball Wedge will lead the Sox against Hicks and Company. The XXX Pearls face the Ahrens & Otts in the second game. First game starts at 3 pm. on the Potchernick diamond the Knights of Columbus meet Potchernick for nine innings. Ba Trimble will umpire at Potchernick and Tom Connor will handle the program at League Park.
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Boerne
Texas
Boerne White Sox
Ahrens & Ott
City Baseball League
League Park
Sox
Hubert Wedge
San Antonio Bronchos
Wedge
Messrs. Hicks and Company
Nights Clan
al Manny
Sporting Goods Combination
Ba Trimble
Potchernick Diamond
Tom Connor
Missouri valley singles title to be decided today
In Kansas City, Ralph Burdick of Chicago faces Jack Cannon of Kansas City for the Missouri valley singles tennis crown at the Kansas City Athletic Club. Rain could delay. Burdick defeated C. H. Holcomb 6-3 6-4 6-4 and, with Walter Hayes, beat Kenneth Uhis and R. A. Webster 7-5 6-4 to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Kansas City Athletic Club
Ralph Burdick
Chicago
Jack Cannon
Burdick
C. H. Holcomb
Turner Ball Team to Entertain Tonight at Turner Hall
Turner Verein baseball team to entertain with a dance at Turner Hall tonight. The committee extends an invitation to all visiting teams in the city for the event.
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Turner
Turn Verein
Turner Hall
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