Fort Worth Panthers Rout Bronchos 4-0 in Easy Win
Fort Worth defeated San Antonio 4 to 0 as Veasey pitched well and Eberline drove in a key triple. Eberline and Kneaves had two hits each, while the umpire and a local scribe drew protests after a rough-fight incident during the game.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Matthews
Stinson
Goodwin
Eberline
Salm
Brown Rogers
Kitchens
Schwind
Veasey
Maloney
Rogers
Howard
Kneavee
Berline
Short
Kneaves
Wallace
McAvoy
F Howard
Ewe
Price
Wena Seee
Roms
Mutento Pete
Eberlinera
Pelgoey
Collins
Frantz
San Antonio
Debs Gains On Weston In Ohio Walk
Lima Ohio report notes S. B. Debs left New York a day after Weston and reached Lima late last night ahead of the rival walker. Weston is between Lima and Kenton and expected to arrive today.
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Weston
Lima
Ohio
B. Debs
New York
Edward Payson Weston
Minneapolis
Kenton
Beaumont Beats Lohman Central but Shut Out Waco
Beaumont defeated Lohman in two and one third innings and held Waco to three hits. Cook homered with Williams on base and went four for five. Jim Williams made several key catches and Beaumont’s Torrey earned the win with strong pitching while Jost totaled seven runs and seven hits.
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Waco
Tex
Beaumont
Lohman
Jost
Terry
Cook
Williams
Jim Williams
Wohlleben
Dugey
Wohlichen
MAN
Csecievssasacys
Lowman
Sesecsssesee
Tost
Wille
Dobard
Betts
Ifge Cook
Casey
McMahon
Torrey
P Wave
Reynolds
Yardley
Kaufmans Accept Defi For Fourth Of July Game
The Kaufman Baseball Club accepted a challenge to play Sutherland Springs on the glorious fourth. The previous meeting went 13 innings to decide a winner. A hot game is expected and players are asked to report at the store at 8 o'clock for a meeting.
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Kaufman Baseball Club
Sutherland Springs
Third Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston Mounted Post
McLaughlin Captures Wimbledon Singles Title
Maurice E. McLaughlin of the United States defeated Stanley N. Doust of Australia in straight sets to win the All England Gentlemen's singles championship. He took the match in three sets by margins of 6-3 6-4 7-5.
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Wimbledon
Maurice E. McLaughlin
Stanley N. Doust
Local Ball Team Denies Forfeit over Grounds Condition
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS Tex July 2 In Monday's Light the claim that the local ball club refused to play against Ransom Silsbee because of cold feet is disputed. The team argues grounds were unplayable and protest any forfeiture. They have beaten Ransom Silsbee twice and aim to meet again once the field is fit.
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Sutherland Springs
Tex
Ransom-Silsbee
Club Standings From Yesterday's Matches
Fort Worth 4 San Antonio 0 Beaumont 7 Waco 0 Austin 8 Galveston 38 Houston Dallas rain. Play today San Antonio in Fort Worth Houston in Dallas Beaumont in Waco Galveston in Austin.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Beaumont
Waco
Austin
Galveston
Houston-Dallas
Houston
Dallas
Psyd
Scisieses
Baseball scores from yesterday and today across leagues
Results from American Association International League Southern League and related games list scores such as St Louis 4 Cincinnati 11 and Philadelphia 0 New York 10. Micro schedules include Milwaukee Kansas City 6 5 in 13 innings and Baltimore 8 Newark 2 with two Toronto Buffalo 2 14 and 3 1 games.
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Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Cleveland-St. Louis
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Orchivs
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minneapois
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis-Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Zimmerman triple lifts Cubs to second straight win over Pirates
Zimmerman hit a three bagger after singles by Evers and Schulte to give Chicago a 3 to 2 win over Pittsburgh. Wilson added a home run and Miller singled to stave off a shutout for the visitors. Final: Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 3. Batteries: Robinson Hendrix Coleman Kelly Cheney Archer.
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Dutchman
Cubs
Chicago
Zimmerman
Evers
Schulte
Pittsburg
Wilson
Miller
Robinson
Hendrix
Coleman
Kelly
Cheney
Archer
Chance Protest Overshadows Philadelphia Victory Over New York
Frank Chance protested after Philadelphia beat New York 2 to 1 with umpire Dineen ruling in the fourth that Borton must return to bat following a scratch single. Barry struck Dineen on the head relaying to first, while Hartsell scored and Borton advanced but were sent back. Score details show Philadelphia 2 runs in sixth? and New York 1 run total. batteries listed as Bush Houck Schang for Philadelphia and Lapp Fisher McConnell Sweeney for New York.
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Bill Dineen
New York
Frank Chance
Philadelphia
Dineen
Borton
Barry
Hartsell
Bush
Houck
Schang
Lapp
Fisher, McConnell and Sweeney
Fall on Curtis Braves the Dodgers in Fast Fielding Contest
Boston beat Brooklyn 6 to 3 in Brooklyn on July 2. Boston scored five runs in the fourth inning after Curtis pitched. Fast fielding marked the game with Rudolph and Rariden for Boston and Curtis Yingling and Miller for Brooklyn.
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Braves
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Boston
Curtis
Rudolph
Rariden
Yingling
Miller
Sap Stars Challenge Southwestern Telephone Nine
The Sap Stars challenge the Southwestern Telephone Company baseball team for a game next Sunday. Call Sam Ives at 460 on the new phone after 6 p.m. to arrange. The Saps have reorganized and now boast a strong squad and hope to hear from the Southwesterns soon.
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Sap Stars
Southwestern Telephone Company
Sam Ives
Saps
Southwesterns
Austin Senators Rally to Take Opening Game 8 3 Over Galveston
Austin scored eight runs on eight hits to defeat Galveston 8 to 3 in the first game. Dodd relieved Sewell after two thirds of an inning, while Moore walked eleven in five and two thirds for Galveston. Lefty Lewis held until the sixth when errors and doubles produced three Galveston runs.
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Austin
Tex
Austin Senators
Galveston
Dodd
Sewell
Moore
Lefty Lewis
Hopkins
Iftung
Edmiston
Mei
Coe Vce
ktRr Cesses
Esses Sepovecsse
Howell
Escesscosvessee
P Crissessesesoses
Tarden
Wossessnecsiisse
Mohnhorst
Hille
Cecesees
Awe
Brainard
Sosccces
Brownlow
Sccessees
Galvemton Oo
Cerereerrenee
Haigh
Massey
Madden
Cook
Hohnhorst
Mang
Williams
Lewis
McIver
James
McKee
Gloeckner and Hoefgens Break Even in Tur ner Alleys Battles
The Hoefgen and Gloeckner bowling teams split two games at Turner Alleys while both clubs posted 340 scores. Charles Rechel led Hoefgen with two high games, Herman Klaus starred in the second, and Schaeckelhof led Gloeckner in both efforts as the second series crowned champions contenders. Hoefgen holds a four win, two loss edge as teams vie for top place.
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Gloeckner
Gutzeit
Dr. Zucht
Hoefgen
Turner
Charles Rechel
Herman Klaus
Schaeckelhof
Horands to Meet Stage Double Bill With Citizens
Horands baseball team to meet Citizens Ice Co in a Friday double header on Pine street diamond with first game at 3 o clock. Horands boast eight wins, one loss and one tie in ten games while aiming for strong play and early shine at 228 Schaffer street. Corpus Beach Hotel advertises beach and surf facilities with European plan and San Antonio management.
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Citizens’ Ice Co
Horand
Schafer Street
Citizens’ Ice Company
Pine Street
Corpus Beach
Corpus Bay
St. Anthony
Donaldson Breaks Two Golf Records at Glenview Links
James Donaldson shattered two golf records at Glenview near Chicago. He carded 67 in the first round and 73 in the second for a 36 hole total of 140, two strokes better than the previous marks for both 18 and 36 holes. His partner S A Rehm urged him on as Donaldson thrived, while amateur record holder Charles Feans Jr stood at 70. The report appends a scoring comparison between Evans and Donaldson across outs and ins. The page also promotes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic with health claims and price.
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James Donaldson
Glenview Rinks
Chicago
S. A. Rehm
Chas. Feans Jr
Evans
Donaldson
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Washer Bros. Co
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