Williams Dominates Panthers in Twin Bill Calamity
Williams pitched both games for the San Antonio Bears, delivering two decisive wins over the Fort Worth Panthers in a Sabbath doubleheader. He not only won on the mound but contributed offensively with three hits in the first game, while tackling the league lead chase and earning praise from umpire Spencer for steady control.
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San Antonio
Matt Wiliams
Fort Worth
Williams
Raigy
Feu
Fort Worthers
Jakey Atz
Shree Suns
Alutt
Batemax
Biellbauer
Hoffman
Spencer
Les Tullos
Eacker
Sears
Fuller
Youry
Fred Henry
John Brock
Beare
Mutt
Waectel
Ryt Whittaker
Rec
Coombes
Bone
Meary
Bears
Shruska
Davis
Wace
Jos
Tarock
Dased
Firtually
Paris
Henry
Brock
Dinke
Tajney Gall
Witans
Moore
Nee
Connally
Tse
Tragka
Artisto
Paytor
Mult
Asuther
Phibine
Heyebe
Trish Bate
Wieffmas
Wiliams Aime Forough
Hruska Sori
Matt
Leary
Steent
Tad
Haley
Buce
Connolly
Tullos
Galveston
Benry
Ummire Brashear
Guy Wanjar
Brashear
Mutts
Uv Taylor
Uvef
Bauer
Fate
Ipney
Commons
Pattsburys
New York
Loris
Viblsse
Brooklyn
Jalna
Eaves
Susana
May Mondiy
Staten Basebie Connolly
Hroek
Nacritices
Rincinnell
Orton
Broule
Pittsburg
Brosilyn
Maltos
Mader
Hirce
Lewae Philadel
Wittale
Chitage
iFte
Whittaber
Whitteber
Lene
Senne
Whuen Wut
Wallan
Jett
Kasey
San Arta
San Arta Oe 7, Fort Worth
Titee
Bigs
Upd
Spencer Ned Brashear
Dallas Breaks Even as Munson Stars in Doubleheader
In Houston on August 20 Dallas edged Houston 2 to 1 after Bar den shut out Dallas in the opener 2 to 0. Munson homered and tripled to spark Dallas in the second game, while Selden blanked the Marines in the first contest as Dallas overcame six Houston errors. Batteries and scoring details list Harper Conley Robertson Bolden Hiffert in the first game and Tipple Robertson Barfoot Griffith in the second.
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Selden
Gox
Harper, Conley and Robertson
Bolden
Hiffert
R.H. J. Datag
Houston
Tipple and Robertson
Barfoot
Griffith
Nuisances Stirling Visitor Row and Early Park Ejections
A chaotic ballpark report notes a manager pledging to eject all nuisances after a park incident where a player was previously removed for riding. The day’s action includes multiple scores and lineups across games, with Wachtel pitching and Henry leading offense as San Antonio beat Fort Worth and other results from Dallas, Houston, and Galveston are listed.
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Penson Enid
Hox- AM
Teerssteseree
Taylor
Canmtbhr
Weene Brellinger
Greae Beare
Tlotfinsas
Warhtel
Tenlitpa
Ik Fuller
Bear
Wit
Pony
Henry
Th Talon
Paps
Pattadelphia
Wachtel
Wee Geo
Hruska
William
Hayle Orifices
Courtuss
Fuller
Aigney
Rock
Davis
Halis
Williama
Wachter
Willams G
Waehtel
Hay
Fidelity Club Wins Championship In City Baseball League
The Fidelity Club clinched the City Baseball League title by defeating Stroud Motors 2 to 1. Roy Davis took a tough loss as passes and misplayed balls aided the winners, while Bob Barry worked a strong pitching game for the Knights of Columbus. Jev Dresch contributed four safeties after being borrowed from Fidelity.
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Fidelity
Garrett Sporting Goods Company
San Antonio
Knights of Columbus
Stroud Motors’ Club
Ted Fidelity
Knights
Roy Davis
Stroud
Bob Barry
Barry
Jev Dreseh
Fidelity Club
Lepart
Davis and
Boyer
Motors
Brothers of Railway Clerks
Ninth Engineers, Traction Company
Tilden and Richards win doubles honors after 53 game match
Boston, Aug 28. William Witten and Vincent Richards defeated K Narvis Willian and Wieson Wrehe burn to win the national doubles title in a marathon Davis Cup event. The opening set stretched 24 games, the second 20, and the final set ended 6 1. The pair pair has not played together in years, delivering a historic performance.
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Boston
William 2. Witten
Vincent Richards
K. Narvis Willian
Wieson Wreheburn
Allywood Crieker Clan
Tilden
Richards
Wis
Wathburn
Villiages
Tsien
Fred G. Anderson
Fred C. Anderson
New York
Cubs Beat Bandera in Unearned-Run Victory
The Cubs defeated Bandera 5 to 0 with baserunning and timely hits. Banderas runs were unearned as Maley and Meonala pitched for ESRD while Stevens and Cox worked for Bandera. Next the Cubs travel to Boerne for a fairgrounds matchup.
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Jeanders Coty
Cubs
Maley
Meonala
ESRD
Stevens
Cox
Coby
Boerne
Fair Grounds
British golf champion Huntley wins American title bid
Willie Huntley, the British amateur golf champion, beat Vere Sunday on the way to St Tenis in a US title challenge. He then practiced Monday at the Sugiscerk Country Chil in Stovlyn, Long Island, as British rivals fail to claim the top prize. Telegraphier Temi Senttini, son of a golf pro, was largely unknown before this field, which included notable British and American players.
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Nework
Willie Huntley
Vere
St. Tenis
United States
Sugiscerk
Stovlyn
Long Island
Tritish Golors
Tre Tinle Peyor
Tle
St. Louis
Temi Senttini
Scotch sportsman plans abroad tour defies rumor of turning pro
Modestly refused the idea of an end to big chances in St Louis where he will represent Great Britain with Thomas D Armory. another Scotchman who took part in the last year sun fifth event and has been in this country some time. A volunteer did deny a report that after the coming tournament he would become a professional.
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Ednnen
Sacred Heart Wins Fifth Straight Over Denver Heights Bearcats
Sacred Heart baseball team Sunday captured its fifth straight win, defeating Denver Heights Bearcats 6 to 2. Masnag led the offense with a double and four at bats, while Shelley contributed solid hitting. Pitchers Weynant and Keklex secured the win, with Lascer and Mathis handling the batteries for the Bearcats.
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Sacred Heart
Denver Heights Bearcats
Colleeted & Ingle
Shelley
Weynant and Keklex
Lascer
Mathis
Pirates Lead Narrow as pennant race tightens in 1920s baseball notes
The pennant races tighten with Pittsburgh near the top of the National League as New York Builds speed. Cleveland and the New York Americans stay neck and neck while St Louis gains on Boston for third. Major league action includes Daubert sidelined for a week, Morrison strong for the Pirates, and Dodger and Yankee players delivering key moments.
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New York
Cleveland
New York Americans
Pirates
Giants
Divdians
Thesr
Yankees
New York Nationals
Vittsburg
St. Touis
Boston
Braves
Speaker
Prom
Big League Football Predicted to Challenge Baseball Soon
Chicago August meeting of the American Professional Football Association president Joe Carr argues that within two years professional football will field teams matching big league baseball crowds. He notes last season drew crowds rivaling baseball, cites progress against content violations, and says over half the association’s players are former All American college stars with many having played for college teams.
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Chicago
Joe FL Carr
Win American Professional Football Association
Assiention
Caar
Lang
Sootall Star
Carr Saks
Pyers
Fem
Wen
Eleven Knockdowns In A Local Three Round Bout
Eleven knockdowns occurred in three rounds as Chaves defeated Jon Garcia by knockout at the West Side Athletic Club. The 120 pound bout featured rapid exchanges, Garcia delivering body shots and Chavez answering with lefts, culminating in Chavez securing the finish. The program also included Battling Barrera versus Tracy and Kid Gilbert versus Jack Smith, with other bouts and substitutions listed.
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Chaves
Jon Garcia
West Side Athletic Club
Chavez
Gargia
Garcia
Lie
Carl Masters
Barrera
Knockow
Jacy
Tracy
Masters
Tonge
Kid Gilbert
Jack Smith
Cannens
Young Week
Vin
Che Bledsoe
Warraw
Barrow
Medvod
Tieerown
Chavariin
Chavarhin
Lefty
Taek McTntosh
Pat Gaynor
Kid Tack
Matting Agniera
Buel
Drteh Keager
Angiera
Light gets revenge in 12 10 win at Helotes
San Antonio Light beat Helotes 12 to 10 to avenge an earlier loss. Crockett started for the winners and pitched well before injury. Brinkman, Walter Wraft and others aided a five inning stint with two-hit efforts by Johnson and Brinkman.
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San Antonio
Helotes
Trelotts
Kraft
Jatinyaaaeraie Crockett
Watilie
Brinkman
Jong
Walter Wraft
Qniv
Crockett
Treuter
Jonson
Wehemeyer
Ott Din
Star Card: Boxers Settle Midweight Title Controversy
New York Aug 2 boxing notes announce a card at Vex and Jersey City arena Monday after Neon's event where Johnny Wilson of Boston and Bryan Downey of Cleveland dispute the midweight title. Downey claims win, Wilson says he retained it. Prelims feature Johnny Butt vs Indian Russell and Mike Megos vs Panam. Gann holds Richard belt in the Negro middleweight class. Licenses issued by Vex Commerce and St Marys Ady.
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New York
Jersey City
Johnny Wilson
Oston
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Downey
Wilson
Johnny Butt
Loider
Indian Russell
Harrisburg
Mike Me Sigos
Panam
Joe Gann
Richard
Young Phenoms Dominate Broad Sport Fields This Year
Aug 20 notes a wide range of rising stars across sports. Aly Veloped, Alesa Stung, Jak ert Jones, Vincent Richards, and Dorothy Smith appear among notable youths. Mies Velen Wills, Fatings Saptovesky, Kilmer Harold, Minh Mixiam Burns, and others rise in golf, tennis, archery, and team play, signaling a strong youth wave shaping American sport.
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Mainy
Alesa Stung
Jakert
Bobby”. Jones
Marvele
Atlanta
Vincent Richards
New York
Ring of Sport Lovers
Fort Sever’ Scasods
Mies Velen
Wills Tiffern
Berkeley
Cal
Fatings Saptovesky
Olf
Indianapolis
Kilmer Harold
Aghkum
Tavksmen
Dorothy Smith
Cotuit
Mass
Minh Mixiam Burns
Ravens City
Unclear OCR sports results and city standings
Fragmented text lists multiple cities such as Rushville New Opleatny Chattanooga Minneapolis Milwaukee and St Paul with scattered scores and labels. Entires appear as rough standings or results from various venues but many words are garbled, making exact teams or outcomes uncertain.
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Jeff
Booe
Whittaker
Johns
Phelan
Lullos
Connelly
Heary
Booc
Peeoetier
Tal- OR
A. BE
Bowman
Sewell
Dar ‘Rough
Kitchens
Fincher
O'Brien
Alexander
Ce Fly
Run
Beaumont
Tex
Alexchneder
Stansbury
Darst
Shreveport
Durst
R. H. E. Shreveport
Cason
Meis
May
Dallas
Farl Worth
Wichita Palis
Dalia
Eveport
Beaurmer
Henalts
Fort Wort
Deanvont Mreveport
Wiehtta Bed
Washingtons
Ak Shevelun
Washingtony
Rho
Tin
Philadelphia
Pdatteri
Teeinsin
bPiecria
Colefre
Detroit
Satterle Hoyt
inn _Behangdy
Cole
Woodall Petiusary
Dvston
Thi Beaton
Kosh
Jones
Walters
Ney
Michelson
Russell
Spudders
Clark
Wichita
Glade Titan
Iesueb
Vitteburg
Teagkiyn
Ruy Pittslure
Batere Mottigon
Setunldt
Grliner
Miler
Patterson
Alexander, York
Aly
Dhirnys
Sitio Pichers
Nat Kedeeble
Ardmore
Tors
Henkins
Winuston Ak
K. C. Trims Strouds
Garrett
Bandera
Wil
Hunter
Sacred = Heart
Jake Daubert
Ed Rover
Morrison
Morrigan
Owsy
Frisch
Bancroft
York
Youngs
Wood
Vietary
Washington
Senators
Tubin
Fl Leche
Jacobson
Sisler
Lews Browns
Atletics
Witt
New York Yankee
Ward
Yanks
Babe” Stuth
John Collins
Sos
Collins
Professional Football Association
West Side Bill
San Antonio Vs. Fort, Worth
O'Cleele Ikeats
Wagner's
Kfex Co
Car
Light
Reietam Gamne
Rickard
St. Mary's
Jones, Stirling and Richards
Faris Sporting Goods CO
Riverside Walk
Routitighn Association
Randay'h
Rushville
New Opleatny
Chattanoogas
Menghia
Minmrapols
Dudiansgotti
Milwaukee
Colm
Winans City
Uoleda
Ted
St. Paul
Lotievile
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Omiby
the House of Selfiotaction
Whart Schaffner & Mark
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