San Antonio Triumphs Over Galveston 7-1 In Texas League Game
San Antonio defeated Galveston 7 to 1 as Lemon led with four hits in five at bats. Clark, Goodwin and Metz contributed key hits while Galveston’s only run came on walks and a sacrifice in the sixth. Burke scored for Galveston on a fumbled plate play before final outs ended the contest.
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Galveston
Tex
Morton
San Antonio
Rogers
Pirates
Kaphan
Jim Williams
Seitz
Clark
Lemon
Metz
Goodwin
Burke
Temon
Betts
Thebo
Jordan
Howell
Funeral for aged Scotch athlete draws 16 Walker children
Sixteen of Peter G. Walker’s twenty five children attend the funeral of the aged Scots athlete who died after a brief illness in Harrison New Jersey. The game summary mixed in shows Galveston scoring and defensive plays with Morton and Rogers handling pitching duties.
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Harrison
N. J
Peter G. Walker
Dallas-Austin slugfest ends with visitors taking 9 to 8
In Dallas Texas on August 30 the third game of the Dallas Austin series turned into a high scoring slugfest. Austin built a lead early, Dallas fought back, and the final inning sealed a 9 to 8 win for Austin as both teams struggled with ragged fielding and pitching. Kellerman left after the fourth with a disabled limb, Clemens at short struggled, McCuller Bobo Evans Herman served as batteries and Leidy umpired.
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Dallas
Tex
Kellerman
Clemens
Austin
McCuller
Bobo
Evans
Herman
Leidy
Beantown? No. Houston Beats Beaumont In Pitchers Duel
In a brilliant pitchers duel, Foster of Beaumont won a three hit game over Martina of Houston. Houston scored two runs in the eighth on a Whiteman two run single with two out and bases loaded. Fierce defense highlighted the contest.
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Houston
Tex
Martina
Foster
Whiteman
Beaumont
Allen
Dawson
van Sickle
Fort Worth Beats Waco 2 1 In Ten Inning Baseball
Russell blanked Waco on three hits as Fort Worth won 2 to 1 in ten innings. Lawson Wallace and Kitchens drove the decisive singles for the winning run. Waco's two late hits produced Wohleben's scoring event after Wallace error. Batteries: Ogles Carson for Waco Fort Worth Russell Kitchens. Umpire Newhouse.
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Fort Worth
Russell
Waco
Lawson
Wallace
Kitchens
McLaurin
Crichlow
Wohleben
Ogles and
Carson
Russell and
Newhouse
Promoters Clash Over Boxing Plans Lead to Brawl
In San Francisco promoters Coffroth and Nolan failed to schedule September 9 match between Willie Richie and Jack Hogan. An improvised punch up at the Olympic Club followed their disagreement.
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San Francisco
Cal
Willie Richie
Jack Hogan
James Coffroth
Billy Nolan
Richie
Olympic Club
Coff
Abe Atich
Jimmy Coffroth
Harlem
Tommyurphy
Coffroth and Nolan in Club Altercation Over Hogan Match
Nolan showed a discolored check as evidence of Coffroth's assault after a telephone summons to the club. He says Coffroth accused him of withdrawing Richie from the Hogan bout and bit his cheek when Nolan protested. They were separated after a flurry of blows.
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Roth
Nolan
Coffroth
Richie
Hogan
California Golfer Wins Western Championship at Idlewild
Idlewild Country Club hosts the western golf championship as Del Monte pro McDonald Smith rallies from third after three rounds to win with 299 for 72 holes. Alec Robertson of Rock Island leads early but finishes second at 302, followed by J C McDonald of Atlantic City at 303.
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J. C. McDonald
Atlantic City
N. J
Sea Girt Shooting Tourney Opens With Five Matches Decided
Sea Girt New Jersey August 30 Practically all riflemen contested the Sea Girt shooting tournament opening with the championship company team match followed by the General E P Meany match the Wimbledon cup match Spencer championship revolver team match all comers squad revolver match and all comers squad pistol match Five events were decided Sergt Perry S Schofield of Massachusetts won the Nevada trophy match the Third Infantry New Jersey National Guard field and staff won the cavalry team match the Manhattan Rifle and Revolver club of New York won the revolver team match A P Lane of New York won the all comers squadded military revolver match J H Snook of Ohio won all comers squadded rapid fire match conditions were excellent sixty one competitors entered the Nevada trophy match open to officers and enlisted men of the army navy marine corps and national guard.
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Championship Company
E. P. Meany
Sergt. Perry S. Schofield
Massachusetts
Third Infantry
New Jersey National Guard
Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Club
New York
A. P. Lane
J. H. Snook
Ohio
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Cannondale seeks Sunday junior nine contest
The Cannondale baseball team seeks a Sunday afternoon game with a junior class nine. Takers should contact Harold Robitch at the old number 2190 to arrange.
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Cannondale
Harold Robitch
Stowers Team Meets for City League Gathering
The Stowers baseball team will hold an 8 o clock meeting tonight at the store. Acting Manager Jay Huston requests all players attend as the gathering is described as important.
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Stowers
Jay Huston
Painter and Chisholm Duel for Women’s Western Title
Miss Carolina Painter of the Midlothian club Chicago and Miss Ruth Chisholm of the Euclid club Cleveland meet in the final round at Hinsdale golf links for the Women’s Western Golf association championship. Painter advanced by defeating Miss Inez Clark of Waukegan 5 up and 4 to play.
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Chicago
Carolina Painter
Midlothian Club
Ruth Chisholm
Euclid Club
Cleveland
Hinsdale
Map Glidden Tour Planned Pathfinding Moves to New York
Will Westgard official pathfinder for the Glidden tour has left for New York to map the October rally between Detroit and New Orleans. Others who came to assist have returned to Detroit.
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New Orlans
W. O. L. Westgard
New York
Detroit
New Orleans
Woman officer leads AMA section at Atlantic City meeting
For the first time a woman served as an officer of an American Medical Association section during the Atlantic City gathering. Dr Rosalie Slaughter Morton of New York acted as vice chairman of the preventive medicine and health section and presided at several meetings in that group.
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American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Rosalie Slaughter Morton
New York
Rupert
Public Health and
Mar Hospital Service
United
Bee at Birmingham Beats Chattanooga in Slugfest
In a rough game at Birmingham the Bees defeated Chattanooga 4 to 3 while Montgomery edged Hew Orleans 5 to 0 in a separate early season contest.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Orleans
Montgomery
Lankester Predicts End of Epidemics Within Fifty Years
Professor Sir E. Ray Lankester asserts through research on prevention and cure that every epidemic disease could be abolished within the next fifty years. He cites scientific advances and public health measures as key factors in eradicating infectious illness.
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E. Ray Lankester
Yesterday's Results and Matchups Across Texas
Sports brief lists yesterday scores: Beaumont 0 in San Antonio, Houston 2 to 1 over Galveston, Fort Worth 2 at Waco 1, Austin 9 in Dallas. Tomorrow matchups include Beaumont in San Antonio Claiveston in Houston Waco in Fort Worth and Austin in Dallas.
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Galveston
Houston
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
Dallas
Claiveston
Waco A
Enews
Steading
Teama
Baseball Interleague Matchups Noted Across Cities
In the American League schedule Chicago visits Cleveland St. Louis plays Detroit New York travels to Washington Philadelphia meets Boston under a multi city arrangement.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
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Wshington
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National League Results From Yesterday
The Phillies defeated Boston 4 to 1 as Cincinnati won 7 to 2 against Pittsburgh. Chicago beat St Louis 10 to 6 while New York topped Brooklyn 4 to 3. Boston visits Philadelphia, Brooklyn plays New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and St Louis hosts Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
P. C
St Cincinnati
Louis
Ene
Wee
Klaus Team Ahead in Bowling Features Tourney on Turner Alleys
Klaus team leads early in a feature bowling tourney on Turner Alleys with competitive games and standings shaping up. Local bowlers and sponsors watch closely as results unfold and players jockey for position.
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Turner
Klaus Team Retains Lead With Sweep Over Rayboulds
In Turner Ninepin league action Klaus won both games against the Rayboulds last night to stay atop the standings. The first game was decided late after an early Klaus edge, while the second featured strong work from Zucht Menger Wharton Gutzeit Schaef and Zuercher as the lineup closed out a tight finish.
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Klaus
Rayboulds
Zucht
Menger
Wharton
Gutzeit
Schaeffer
Zuercher
Raybould
WE Uetaers
Wsithe
Somers Dithers Over Naps Manager For 1913
Owner Somers of the Cleveland Naps says it is uncertain if Harry Davis will manage the club in 1913. His contract expires January 1 and there are no large plans yet. Somers notes fans want a winner and that Davis’ future depends on finding star players and strong results. Connie Mack and the Athletics expected Davis to succeed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Somers
Naps
Harry Davis
Davis
Andi
Connie Mack
Athletics
Dalkowitz Players to Gather Tonight at 8:30
Members of the Dalkowitz club of the Cileague are urged to attend tonight at 8 30 at the stare with peer 8 expected to occupy the club.
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Dalkowitz
Cileague
Peer 8
Miller Suspended and Fined for Rule Violation
Vic Miller the Waco pitcher was fined 50 dollars and suspended for the rest of the season for breaking club rules. There are six games left. teammates Taff Jost Oghe and Lohman are reported in good shape.
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Waco
Tex
Vic Miller
Taff
Jost
Oghe
Lohman
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Eats Tournament 10 Be Golfing Feature
Laurel Heights golf links hosts the Eats Tournament tomorrow as part of monthly events. Nine holes played twice form four events with prizes for expiring match bogey and best score, interwoven with team matchups led by Capt. T. N. Smith and Capt. W. J. Lyons, featuring players such as Kenneth Werner and W. J. Lyons.
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Laurel Heights Golf Links
T. N. Smith
W. J. Lyons
Kenneth Werner
Robert A. Coquelle
H. L. Knight
Stanton Smith
A. G. McNeil
Graham Dowdell
T. T. Dillon
Dr. Zucht
J. F. Carter
Thomas N. Smith
J. D. Hartman
Chester H. Terrell
N. W. Luke
Israel
Earl McCloud
L. Nipper
B. Hskridge
Wrestling match set at Juarez theater hall Sunday night
An amusing banquet of sport staged at the hall above the Juarez theater on West Commerce street and Santa Rosa avenue features Young Yuse of San Antonio versus Bill Nolan of Galveston. The bout is best two out of three falls with Art Seeger as referee. Old furniture "made new" Carter Mullaly Transfer Co.
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Juarez Theater
West
Commerce Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Young Yuse
San Antonio
Bill Nolan
Galveston
Art Seeger
Baseball Scores From American Association Standings
In Minneapolis on April 8, Minneapolis defeated Louisville 0 to 7. Milwaukee beat Toledo 8 to 4 in a second game that lasted eight innings due to darkness. Kansas City lost to Columbus 2 to 4. St. Paul fell to Indianapolis 3 to 7.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Auto Ragers Open Elgin Race Meet With Three Flights
Thirteen drivers, mechanics and cars lined up at Elgin for the first three events of the two day meet. Gill Anderson led the 203 mile Illinois trophy race with a Stutz Hobbs Rayfield. Second flight entries totaled six for the Aurora trophy and the Jencks trophy Baby division had three starters.
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Elgin
Til
Gill Anderson
Rayfield
Neil Whalen
Merz
E. Pullen
Mercer
Hastings
Falkar
Trussel
M. Roberts
Mason
H. Wishart
Hughie Hughes
H. Endicott
Mason Special
F. W. Moe
Ford
W. G. Worthington
Herr'shoff
Fred Wagner
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