Oilers and Austin Split Doubleheader in Texas
In Austin, Ducky Swan shut out the Oilers 7 0 in six innings while Lefty Lewis nearly sparked a collapse. The Senators won 10 9 in a see saw affair as Dobard hit three singles and Beaumont’s defense posted six errors.
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Ducky Swan
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Lefty Lewis
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Williams
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Cooke
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Trownlow
James
McMahon
McKee
Debut Lefty Hill Sparks Waco to Double Header Wins
Waco defeats Galveston in both games of a Texas League doubleheader. Left-hander Clif Hill, newly signed from El Paso, shuts out Galveston on one hit in game one despite nine walks. Yardley drives in the lone run early as Waco prevails 1 to 0, and game two sees a flurry of hits as Waco tops Galveston 13 to 2 with Roberts chased early.
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Tex
Galveston
Clif Hill
el Paso
Ashton
Roberts
Dodd
Yardley
Navigators
AB. R. H
Dagey
McLaurin
Crichlow
Rennard
Isbaele le
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Vagercoe
Hopkins
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Wohlleben
Wohilleben
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Hiett
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Beck
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Giants Rally Edge Phillies In Ten Innings For Lead
New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 11 to 10 in ten innings to move into first place in the National League. Tesreau Wiltse Math ewson Meyers Seaton Chal mers Alexander Killifer featured in a high scoring contest with late heroics and key strikes.
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Philadelphia
New York
Tesreau, Wiltse
Mathewson
Meyers
Seaton, Chalmers, Alexander and
Killifer
Naps Edge Cardinals On Late Run To Take Opener
Cleveland won the opening game over St Louis 3 to 2 as Williams misplayed Olson’s fly in the sun allowing Johnston to score the winning run in the ninth. Pitchers were Gregg and Carisch for Cleveland Baumgardner Wielman and Agnew for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Williams
Olson
Johnston
R.H.E. Cleveland
St.Louis
W. Gregg
Carisch
Baumgardner
Wielman
Agnew
Athletics Beat Yanks in Shutout by Six to Zero
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 0 as Plank limited the locals to three hits. A three-run burst in the seventh or midgame misnotes did not produce scoring for New York, despite walks and a Midkiff triple in the sixth.
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New York
Athletics
C. Plank
Plank
Midkiff
Philadelphia
Schang
Schulz
Clark
Sweeney
Bronchos Win Exhibition Over Grand Prairie Nine
The San Antonio Bronchos defeated the Grand Prairie team 10 to 4 in an exhibition game played yesterday. Bronchos used two pitchers, Huntress starting and relieved after the fifth inning.
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Tex
San Antonio Bronchos
Bronchos
Huntress
The Economical Pavements advertisement feature
An advertisement segment promotes Granifold and Granacrete under the title The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements detailing affordable paving solutions for construction projects.
Club Standings and Today's Schedule
Yesterday's results list Houston 3 1 Fort Worth 0 2 Waco 2 13 Galveston 1 2 Beaumont 7 9 Austin 0 10. Today matches set San Antonio in Fort Worth Houston in Dallas Beaumont in Waco Galveston in Austin.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Beaumont
Waco
Galveston
Austin
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Report
The results show Cleveland 3 over St. Louis 2, Chicago 6 over Detroit 4, Washington 3 over Boston 1, and Philadelphia 6 over New York 0. Matchups list Cleveland at St Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at New York, and Washington at Boston.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Baseball scores roundup from national leagues
Yesterday results show New York beating Philadelphia 11 to 10 and Chicago defeating Pittsburg 12 to 2. Other standings include Boston 9 over Brooklyn 1 and St Louis 7 over Cincinnati 4. Today matchups feature Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
P. C. Ork
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St. Louis Sewer
Sox Beat Tigers Detroit 6 To 4 In Openers
July first in Detroit Chicago built a 6 to 4 win over the Tigers with timely hitting and two pinch hitters used by manager Jennings. Easterly delivered a key sixth inning single driving in two runs as White Benz Schalk opposed Hall Zamloch Stanage behind the plate.
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R. H. E. Chiaggo
White
Benz
Schalk
Hall
Zamloch
Stanage
Wood Weakens in Eleventh as Washington Beats Boston 2-1
Joe Wood faltered in the eleventh inning and Washington defeated Boston 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. The game remained tied until Johnson entered in relief after Williams, pinch hitting for Groom, doubled to tie in the eighth. Johnson then held Boston to one hit over four innings.
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Boston
Joe Wood
Washington
Wood
Groom
Johnson
Williams
McGraw Knocked Down by Brennan After Philadelphia Game
Philadelphia July 1 The New York manager John McGraw was knocked to the ground by Philadelphia pitcher Brennan after a National League game. McGraw says he was kicked. witnesses say only two blows were struck as Brennan claimed he acted after taunts directed at Philadelphia players.
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McGraw
New York
Seven Entered for Fifth Annual National Balloon Race
Seven applications are approved by the Aero Club of America for the fifth annual national balloon race with one more expected to qualify from Kansas City on July 4. Named pilots include H. E. Honeywell William Assman Captain John Berry and Ralph Upson plus Ray Donaldson George Howard and others. Winners will be decided by distance and three pilots will represent the club in the October international contest in France. The current national record is 1172 miles set in 1910 by Alan Hawley.
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Aero Club of America
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Kansas City Club
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William F. Assman
John Berry
St. Louis Aero Club
John Watts
Kansas City Aero Club
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Cincinnati Aero Club
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Akron
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Springfield
Ill
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The
France
Downey Quits Baseball for Federal Clerkship in Washington
Red Downey leaves the Beaumont team to take a federal clerkship in Washington, D. C. His father, a leading Indianapolis lawyer, has a position in the Wilson administration and will head a department. Downey has quit professional baseball.
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Sammy
Austin
Tex
Red” Downey
Beaumont
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
Red
Women to Play Today for Crafts Whiteverens Trophy
Twenty two clubs of the Woman's Golf Association compete today in the Crafts Whiteverens trophy tournament. Teams of four players match par on their home courses. Tom Morris memorial play is conducted.
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Chicago
Woman's Golf Association
Panthers and Buffs Split Doubleheader in Fort Worth
Fort Worth and Houston split a July 1 doubleheader with Houston winning 3 0 in game one and Fort Worth taking game two 2 1. Key plays featured Davis and McCafferty in the first game and Eberline driving in two runs in the second. Umpire Matthews ejected Davis for back talk. Ware pitched for Fort Worth in game one and the Morris duo drove the Buffs’ lone run in the seventh.
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Ware
Davis
McCafferty
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Matthews
Morris
Eberline
Maloney
McAvoy
Nelly
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Rf Britton
Knaupp
Eck
Allen
Fort Worth Beats Houston 6 to 3 Behind Hits
Fort Worth seven hits lead past Houston 6 to 3 as Napier issues eight bases on balls and McAvoy, Salm and Knaupp get steals. Nolly allows one batter to reach on a passed ball by Allen in the seventh. Time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Vanderbilt to Lead Syndicate for 1914 America Cup Defender
A report says ex-Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt of the New York Yacht Club will head a syndicate to build a defender for the America's Cup next year opposing Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV. Other listed associates include August Belmont Henry Walters G M Pynchon Harry Lippett and W Butler Duncan.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
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Cubs Rout Pirates as Lavender Dominates
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 12 to 2 at home as Jimmy Lavender allowed only three hits two clean. Camnitz struggled and Cooper and Bayrs followed. Pittsburg scored two runs in the first and Lavender backed by a 16 hit Chicago attack cruised to the win.
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Jimmy Lavender
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Camnitz
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Fred Bayrs
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Braves Beat Brooklyn 9 to 1 in New York Ballgame
Boston hitters Rivera Devlin starred with a triple a double and two singles in six at bats as Boston defeated Brooklyn 9 to 1. Perdue worked well for Boston while Rucker Wagner and Miller shared Brooklyn pitching duties. Score by innings shows Boston scoring early and often and Brooklyn held to one run.
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Rucker
Bhox
Wagner
Callahan
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Perdue
Devlin
Rariden
Miller
Fisher
Americans Lose 10 French Golfists
In Laboulire France on July 1 the France United States professional team match opened with four balls. John J McDermott and Tom McNamara were defeated by Louis Tellier and Arnaud Massy 3 up and 2 to play. Michael J Brady and Alec Smith fell to Jean Gassiat and Pierre Lafitte by the same margin. France led two points to none as the event continues with singles today, hampered by US players' lack of practice on the local course.
Southwestern Telephone Club Plans Floresville July 4 Meet
The Southwestern Telephone Company schedules a discussions at its office about a potential double header in Floresville on July 4. Manager Ackerman declares his San Antonio team the best after a 14 win 2 loss run, listing players such as Ackerman Rainey Lacey Pugel Coburn Ramsey Helig and others.
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Floresville
Ackerman
San Antonio
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Lacey
Pugel
Coburn
Ramsey
Helig
Carola
Rateree
McDonald
Mergel
Scrivener
Cards Triumph Over Cincinnati in Seven to Four Win
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 4 as Packard struggled in the early innings. Sallee and Wingo combined on the mound for the Cardinals while Packard, Johnson, Harter and Clarke pitched for Cincinnati.
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Ohio
St. Louis
Packard
It. B. St. Louis
Sallee
Wingo
Johnson
Harter
Clarke
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