Maloney Cleans Up as Beaux Beat Beamon in San Antonio
Beaux left fielder Maloney drove in three with a triple and stole home as the Beaux defeated the Beaumont Oilers 6 to 4 at League Park. Martina pitched for Beaumont, gave up multiple hits and wild pitches, while the Nags jumped to an early lead and held on despite late Beaux rallies.
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League Park
Martina
Nags
Collins
Chatterbox Kibler
Goodwin
Short
Lemon
Schwind
Kibler
Beaux
Rogers
McMahon
Edminston
Cincinnati
Allen
Maloney
Frantz
Dobard
San Antonio
AB. R. H. C. A. E. Collins
Serrants
Seccessecces
Beaumont
AB. R.A
A. Maloney
Wille
Bette
Cooke
Edmiston
P . xMoore
xxChappelle
Willie
Moore
Itcher
Ases
Sorrels
Disturber ITI Sails to England for International Trophy
The Disturber ITI hydroplane, winner of the free-for-all and Wrigley cups at Chicago, was shipped by owner James A. Pugh to England to compete for the Armsworth trophy off the Isle of Wight starting September 11. The Ankle Deep, owned by Count Casimer Mankowski, was sent to England last week as America’s first boat entry.
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New York
Chicago
James A. Pugh
England
Count Casimer Mankowski
America
Isle of Wight
Club standings and results from Texas league play
The standings show Houston 142 87 613 and Beaumont 143 57 86, with San Antonio 143 7 31.502 and Fort Worth 63 80 441. Yesterday San Antonio beat Beaumont 6 to 4, Houston beat Galveston 4 to 1, Dallas beat Austin 5 to 1. Today Beaumont plays San Antonio and Galveston plays Houston.
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Plya
Houston
Waco
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Galveston
Dallas
Austin
Philadelphia Psyd a P Cc ieey acta Cleveland 1 6 cseccess3d
Weather and match notes from cities listed indicate ground conditions and pairings. Teams from Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia New York Washington Boston Detroit Chicago schedule mentions rain wet grounds and cross city matchups.
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Philadelphia
Psyd
P. Cc
Acta
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Baseball and League Results From Regional Play
American Association results show St. Louis 3 over Cincinnati 2 and Chicago 6 over Pittsburg 1. In other matchups Boston at Brooklyn weathered wet grounds with Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Cincinnati and Chicago at Pittsburg were listed. St. Paul beat Minneapolis 3 to 2. Columbus defeated Louisville 5 to 4. Indianapolis routed Kansas City 8 to 0. Milwaukee beat Kansas 10 to 0. International League scores include Toronto 6 8 Baltimore, Newark 2–5 Buffalo 0–8, Jersey City 3 Montreal 7, Providence 1 Rochester 2. Southern League results show Chattanooga 6 Mobile 0, Birmingham 3 Montgomery 1, Nashville 6 Memphis 6 and Atlanta 0 New Orleans 2.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston-Brooklyn
Boston
Brooklyn
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Kansas
Chattanooga
Mobile
Birmingham
Montgomery
Nashville
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Gus
Mitchell Faces Early Challenge in U S Golf Open
Britons Abe Mitchell and other British entrants reach Garden City for the national amateur and open championships. Mitchell will miss practice time due to late arrival, while competitors from England like Victor Maude Henry Leach and Bernard Darling have begun work on the course.
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New York
Abe Mitchell
United States
Garden City
L. 1
Victor Maude
Princess Golf Club of
England
America
Henry Leach
Bernard Darling
Marathon swim set for 10 miles on Mississippi River
Memphis July 30 27 starters including Tom Martin of Birmingham A C and Chauncey Heath of Missouri A C prepare to race 10 miles in the Mississippi River under AAU sanction for the first time.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tom Martin
Birmingham
A. C
Chauncey Heath
Missouri
Amateur Athletic Union
Mississippi River
Oregon Kid Wins Webb Trophy in Mississippi Valley Race
Keokuk Iowa Aug 20 The Webb trophy first prize of 1000 and year long possession plus MS Valley Power Boat Association championship were won by Oregon Kid owned and driven by S F Block of Portland Ore The twenty mile race finished in 26 18 with Oregon Kid taking overall honors.
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Keokuk
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
S. F. Block
Portland
Ore
Mrs George Stallings Dies In Buffalo After Long Illness
Mrs George T Stallings wife of the manager of the Boston National baseball team died at a local hospital in Buffalo after a long illness. The report notes her husband’s prominent position with the club and the family’s bereavement in the wake of the illness.
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George Stallings
Buffalo
George T. Stallings
Boston National Baseball Steam
One Point Separates Leading Sluggers in Baseball
In Chicago on August 20 the American League batting leader shows Ty Cobb at .390 and Joe Jackson at .391. Cobb has 124 hits in 318 at bats while Jackson has 164 hits in 419 at bats. Other leaders include Speaker .370 and Lajoie .346 among Batters. Walter Johnson leads American League pitchers in win percentage.
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Chicago
Ty” Cobb
Joe Jackson
Detroit
Cleveland
Cobb
Jackson
Speaker
Boston
Hendrickson
Lajoie
Collins
Philadelphia
McInnis
Baker
Gandil
Washington
Schaefer
Dan Murphy
Strum
E., Murphy
Sam Crawford
Baumann
Shotten
St. Louis
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
Yingling
Hyatt
Pittsburg
R. Miller
Viox
Zimmerman
Mess
Gibson
Tinker
Cincinnati
Becker
Sherwood Magee
Wagner
Myers
New York
Shafer
Wheat
Fletcher
Huggins
Walter Johnson
Demaree and Humphries
Buffs Bash Pirates in Handy Fashion
Houston wins 4 to 2 as Dade Criss sets Texas League strikeout mark with thirteen. Galveston struggles after first inning. rain interrupts play late. Criss fans 13 as Houston topples Galveston 4 to 2 with key hits by Reynolds Hughes and Knaupp.
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Criss
Houston
Tex
Dade Criss
Galveston
Hopkins
Massey
Reynolds
Quinn
Nagle
Oigpiawaek
Hughes
Sewell
Bousten
Knaupp
Jordan
Dunlap
Deskin
Army Tribe to Tackle Higgins Co in City League Clash
Southern Headquarters manager W W Leathe plans a decisive game with Higgins Co at League Park using a depleted squad after several players left for Laredo and Brownsville. Leathe calls his unit resilient despite the injuries and expects a hard fight against the City League champions.
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Higgins Co
W. W. Leathe
Southern
Leathe
Sam
Laredo
Brownsville
High landers to Train in Houston Texas next spring
Frank Chance reportedly plans New York Americans spring training in Texas next year with Houston as a likely site. Players would report around March 1, spend three weeks conditioning in warm weather, then move north gradually. Bermuda will not host the Highlanders again.
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Highlanders
Houston
New York
Frank Chance
New York Americans
Texas
Bermuda
Military officials discuss abandoning army navy game
Secretary Daniels and Assistant Secretary Breckinridge conferred on dropping the army navy football game. Officials expect an effort to unite midshipmen and cadets. The New Zealand Farmers Union seeks government help to hire more than six thousand workers.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
Navy Department
Breckinridge
Army
New Zealand Farmers’ Union
Austin Takes Early Lead In Waco Baseball Game
Austin jumped to an early lead and held on in a high scoring game against Waco. Key hits by Roche James and McIver fueled a strong first inning, while Wohlleben drove in two for Waco. The final listed lines show multiple players with RBIs and a pitching duel sealed by late runs.
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Tex
Austin
Tanner
Roche
James
Mclver
Wohllenden
Waco— Co
Cabegtectesaes Tees
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Viaciusees
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Markley
Brownlow
Avoria i
Wohlleben
Larson
Melver
McLaurin
Crichlow
Bobo
Hille
Ogle
Hill
Ball
Haigh
Matthews
Cubs Trim Pittsburg in Fourth Inning Rally
Chicago scored five runs in the fourth on misplayed pop flies and two timely hits off McQuillan yesterday afternoon to beat Pittsburg 6 to 1. Cheney allowed one run on a wild first inning, Archer behind Chicago and McQuillan, Hendrix, Gibson and Simon in the Pittsb ur lineup.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
McQuillan
Cheney
Archer
Hendrix
Gibson
Simon
Falkenberg Shuts Out St Louis as Cleveland Scores Six
Falkenberg pitched a sharp game striking out ten as Cleveland defeated St Louis by six runs. Cleveland scored three late runs after early zeros, while St Louis failed to score. Final line shows Cleveland 6, St Louis 0 with 6 hits and 5 errors.
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ST. Louis
Falkenberg
Tesreau Beats New York In Ten Inning Pitching Duel
Philadelphia reports a 3 to 2 victory over New York in ten innings as Tesreau outpitched Camnitz. Tesreau walked seven batters leading to the decisive runs while Camnitz allowed four hits and kept the game close.
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New York
Camnitz
Tesreau
Pittsburg
McLean J
Wilson
Killifer
Bunching hits give St Louis 3 2 win in Cincinnati
St Louis won the opening game of the series in Cincinnati by a 3 to 2 score. The visitors scored in the eighth on three hits and a walk after Cincinnati had tied earlier. Batteries were Sallee and Wingo for St Louis with Packard Suggs and Kling for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sallee
Wingo
Packard
Suggs
Kling
Letter Carriers Meet in San Francisco Convention Opens
More than 1000 delegates and visitors gather in San Francisco for the nineteenth convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers. The women’s auxiliary attends, with issues on older members and eligibility to hold insurance policies. The gathering covers affiliation with the AFL and retirement legislation, and remains in session for a week.
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San Francisco
Cal
National Association of Letter Carriers
Woman's Auxiliary
Postmen's Order
Mutual Benefit Association
American Federation of Labor
Kaufmans Schedule Double-Header at Krisch's Park
The Kaufman City League team will play two games at Krisch's Park Sunday. In the morning they meet the Southwestern Telephone Company and in the afternoon the Hallmark Boys. A note mentions using bat diets to help control mosquito pests in Texas and the South.
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Red Caps
Ordcle
Movie Boys
Krisch's Park
Kaufmans
Kaufman
Southwestern Telephone Company
Hallmark Boys
Dallas Wallops Fort Worth in baseball game
Dallas defeated Fort Worth 4 to 1 in a one hour twelve minute game. Merritt doubled and scored for Fort Worth with a third inning run, while Kellerman, Nichola, Wadsworth and others contributed for Dallas as Corzine pitched for Fort Worth and Bader worked for Dallas.
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Tex
Fort Worth
Merritt
Tullos
Corzine
Dellas
R. H
A. E
Kellerman
Ghesasairee
Oh Bol Ff
Woiais
Csoeeneec Aesee
AB. R. H
Eivce
Wallace
Tip
el Warefield
Ereus i Corzine
Kneaves
Duncan
Boone
Storch
Bader
Howell
Snook Wins Revolver Match At Camp Perry
J H Snook of Columbus Ohio topped the national revolver event with 393 points at Camp Perry Ohio. Orr of Ohio was second with 390, C N McCutcheon Colorado third with 386, and J A McNab United States Infantry and A Smith of Colorado tied for fourth with 367. Team results list Class B Hilton trophy Alabama Texas Indiana Florida and Class C Utah Rhode Island Montana Wyoming in order. The United Service match and Casey problem match conclude the National Rifle Association events Saturday.
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Camp Perry
J. H. Snook
Columbus
Ohio
Orr
C. N. McCutcheon
Colorado
J. A. McNab
United States Infantry
A. Smith
Alabama
Texas
Indiana
Florida
Utah
Rhode Island
Montana
Wyoming
United Service
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Trinidad
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Chicago & Return
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Percy Tyrrell
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Potchernick-Birdsong CO
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