Fort Worth Wins In One Frame On Friday
Fort Worth clinched the game in the third frame against San Antonio at League Park as Redford's speed and a sharp double play thwarted the Bronchos. Umpire Bedford sparked ire with close calls, later removed from the plate. George Leidy will umpire remaining games. Redford starred with two safeties and two runs, while McIver and Manda each collected two hits.
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National League Scores From Openers
Boston top Brooklyn 6 to 2 behind Dell and Miller as Boston bats pound Foston. Pittsburg edges Cincinnati 3 to 2 with Harmon and Wilson delivering. New York nips Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Tesreau and Kocher hold. St Louis defeats Chicago 5 to 3 with Seaton Hendrix Fischer solid in pitching and offense.
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Chick Evans Wins Open Golf Title
Amateur Charles Chick Evans Jr. of Edgewater Club Chicago won the national open at Minikahda in Minneapolis with 286 for 72 holes, two strokes ahead of fellow pro Jack Hutchinson. Notable names include J M Barnes Philadelphia and George Sargent Minneapolis among top finishers. course 6150 yards, par 72, record set at 69 by Evans.
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Chick) Evans Jr
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Mike Brady
Boston
Tom Vardon
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J. J. O'Brien
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James Donaldson
Fred McLeod
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George Simpson
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Alex Campbell
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Norman Clarke
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Tom Morris
Alfred Hackbarth
Arthur Clarkson
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Jack Croke
Arthur Reid
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Elwood Queen
Harrison R. Johnson
Jack Jolly
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William Kidd
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Robert Taylor
Cleveland 2 St Louis 1 baseball score recap
In a Cleveland home game the Indians defeated the St Louis lineup 2 to 1. Pitchers and batters are listed with typical box score formatting showing runs hits and errors for both teams.
Memphis Beats Atlanta 3 2 In Southern League Classic
In Memphis the per game action featured Memphis defeating Atlanta 3 to 2 as Lafitte and Perkins led Atlanta while Monroe and Wallace closed the game for Memphis. Chattanooga defeated Mobile 7 to 6 in a late inning rally as Juul Alison Schmidt and Kit chens combined for the win. Nashville topped New Orleans 3 to 2 with Brenton Higgins Ellis and Marshall providing the battery work.
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Standings From Texas League Friday Results
Friday scores from the Texas League show Fort Worth 7 over San Antonio 1. Beaumont 4 over Dallas 1. Houston 4 over Shreveport 3. Galveston 3 over Waco 2. Saturday matchups include Galveston at Houston Beaumont at San Antonio Waco at Dallas and Shreveport at Fort Worth.
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Friday Baseball Scores and Matchups
Friday results show Cleveland 2 over St Louis 1. Boston 6 over Washington 1. New York 7 over Philadelphia 0. Chicago 5 over Detroit 2. Upcoming games set St Louis at Cleveland. Detroit at Chicago. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Washington.
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Pittsburg Tops Cincinnati in Tight 3-2 Victory
Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a closely fought game. New York edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Brooklyn prepared to face Boston while Philadelphia met New York and Pittsburg faced Cincinnati. Chicago played St Louis.
Beaux Bump Beaumont Beats Dallas 4 1 in July Showdown
Beaux Schwind drives in three with bases loaded in the sixth as Beaumont tops Dallas 4 1. Harbin pitches well for Dallas, while Sewell bears the loss. Beaumont improves to seventh in the standings as Nixon and Tarleton contribute, with Johnston and Perry also factoring in. Boerne White Sox seek Fourth of July game with unbooked City League teams. manager Charles Wedge reachable at Ye Ken dall Inn Boerne Tex.
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Cubs Slip From Lead In Team Batting This Week
Chicago reports show Williams and Zimmerman out as Cubs drop to fourth in team hitting, Giants surge to first with .256. Daubert tops individuals at .345 while Hinchman moves to second. Major and minor leagues list leaders in batting, home runs, total bases, and runs, with Jackson, Speaker, and Cobb among standout performers.
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Church and Mathey Win Tennis Honors
In Cleveland on July 1, George M. Church of New Jersey and Dean Mathey of New Jersey, former Princeton players, retained the doubles title by defeating Willis E. Davis and Harold Vandyke Johns of San Francisco 7-5, 6-0, 6-2 on the Lakewood Club clay. The final round in singles was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Pirates Trim Waco in Galveston Tilt
In Galveston Texas July 1, Galveston beat Waco 3 to 2 after Galveston left ten men on base and several runners thrown out. Breaux connected for a three-base hit and Johnson, Hille, and Sage contributed key plays. Sage relieved with a strong pitching effort, and errors and aggressive base running marked the game.
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A Live Left-Hander Merritt Joined by Memphis Merritt
The Sporting Editor notes Howard Merritt, former Memphis pitcher, has been bought by the Bronchos from Memphis Southern Association. Merritt led Memphians in recent seasons but struggled this year, five wins and nine losses. A change of scenery may help, says acting manager Dolly Stark. The piece also covers the St Louis Browns improving, and reports a July 21 match in Minnesota pairing Freddie Welsh with Charley White at 135 pounds, with questions about its championship claim and a $7500 purse.
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Bulldogs Triumph in Ninth Inning Rally Over Gassers
In Houston AB, Buffs chase Smith as Edmondson subdues Shreveport. Edmondson pitches 9 innings for the win, with 7 Shreveport runs, 5 Houston errors, and a sequence of double plays including Edmondson to Citrano to Newnam. Napier and Frierson spark late offense with three-base and sacrifice plays, final score HoUS ToR 7 Shreveport 3.
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Miss Murphy Meets Miss Davis In Tennis Finals
In Kansas City, two top climbers from the Great Plains tennis circuit, Miss Irving Murphy of New Orleans and Miss Marguerite Davis of St. Paul, were set to clash for the singles title at Rockhill Tennis Club on Saturday afternoon. Friday Davis defeated Miss Hires 6-1 6-2 while Murphy defeated Mrs. W. W. Yager of Missouri.
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