Fort Worth Panthers Edge Bronchos 3–2 In Dallas Rivalry
Perrymen lead early but Fort Worth battles back with a three run seventh inning. Clyde Barfoot struggled on the mound for the Bronchos as Rook shut down the late rally. Sharman hit a first inning homer for Dallas while Woodall and Bernsen added key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barfoot
Harlandale
League Park
Fort Worth Panthers
Sharman
Williams
Bernsen
Woodall
Rook
Dallas
Fort Worth
Baggan
Dunckel
Baggain
Booe
Johnny
Sicking
Perry
Bern
Tierney
Layden
Cook
Dodd
Trotter
Anager Jakey Atz
F. Groos
Jake
Wilson Matthews
Rees
San Antonio
Barfoot
Pear
Amuorio Ci Ciecccacess
Stow
Tretter
Bag
Fort Tierney
Matthews
Unclear Packaged Scores in Regional Matchups
Incomplete item lists several matchups with teams including Louisville Toledo St Paul Columbus Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Details such as dates scores or venues are fragmented preventing clear event summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Bed Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cobb Leads Batters In American League Pace
Ty Cobb maintains a scorching pace as top batter in the American League with a .369 average and 126 total bases from 82 hits in 69 games. He shares Detroit’s team hitting lead with Veach and Heisman, while Hall of Famers such as Sisler and Wambsganss contend for high averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Detroit Star
Veach
Heisman
Detroit
Wambsganss
Cleveland
Sisler
St. Louis
Weaver
Roth
Chapman
Pipp
New York
Cobb
Speaker
McInnis
Philadelphia
Milan
Washington
Harris
Jacobson
Dumont
Leonard
Boston
Bagby
Coveleskie
Bush
Ee Wanforth
Boland
S Tussell
Coombe
Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Roush
Cincinnati
Cruise
Wagner
Larry Doyle
Whitted
Robertson
Cravath
Burns
Olson
Brooklyn
Fischer
Hornsby
Wheat
Rawlings
Zimmerman
A. Bek Vaughn
Anderson
Jacobs
S Meadows
Schupp
Alexander
Rixey
Ames
Cadore
Carlson
Seaton
Doak
St. Toulo
Ham” Hyatt
Chattanooga
Edmondson
New Orleans
Hyatt
Knaupp
Covington
Little Rock leads home run chart with seven
The Little Rock club top the home run list with seven homers led by Hyatt. Other notable hitters include Moran and Covington with strong averages, while Birmingham and Atlanta players post solid batting marks. A separate ERG rating lists Tincup and several players from New Orleans and Atlanta among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hyatt
Chattanooga
Edmondson
New Orleans
Moran
Atlanta
Kinsley
Nashville
Covington
Smith
Birmingham
Munch
Vick
Memphis
Picinich
Webb
Tincup
Fallenwider
Walker
T. Sheehan
Robertson
Ponder
Hill
Bacon
Cycles Trim Pruits In Loose 10 to ?
The San Antonio Cycle baseball team defeated the Pruitts 10 to 0 in a fast game Sunday. Infield turn three double plays, V Garcia Barrera and Escatero keying defense. Mendez pitched well for the Cycles, holding the Pruitts to no runs. Batteries Mendez Castaneda Esquivel Bernal. Umpire J Solis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Pruitts
V. Garcia
Barrera
Escatero
Mendez
Castaneda
Esquivel
Bernal
J. Solis
Pedestrian Dan O Leary Walks 100 Miles for 75th Birthday
Chicago July 2 Dan O Leary a veteran pedestrian marks his seventy fifth birthday by walking 100 miles. He began the trek at 9 o clock Sunday night and continues the long hike today as a celebratory feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan O'Leary
Standing of the Clubs Texas League
The Texas League standings show Houston at 39 losses and 39 wins, Waco at 39 wins and 48 losses, Fort Worth at 42 losses, Shreveport at 61 losses, San Antonio at 53 losses, with varied win percentages. Strong league positions and team records reflect the season’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psyd. Or
L. Pet
DGUGS
Ccccsaces
Houston
Lipscomb Dominates at Camp Funston Rifle Meet
Lieut E P Lipscomb now at Camp Funston topped a field of shooters with 98 of 100 on the eight inch bull at 300 yards. G V Richter and Captain Clark tied for second with 90. Local lads Nelson McAskill and Clarence Fausell scored 88 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Lipscomb
Camp Funston
Lipscomb
G. V. Richter
Big Dandy Rifle Club
Captain Clark
Nelson McAskill
Clarence Fausel
R. Olivarri
T.H. Williams
Johnny Saul
Lieut. H. H. Craig
C. Weber
Fort Worth Triumphs in Sunday Baseball Skirmish
Results Sunday show Fort Worth beating San Antonio 3-2 and Dallas 2-6, Houston 1-0, Shreveport 3-6, and Waco 2-0 with varied scores across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Shreveport
Waco
Play Monday Fort Worth at San Antonio
Schedule lists games with Fort Worth visiting San Antonio on Monday. Waco travels to Shreveport. Dallas faces Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Waco
Shreveport
Dallas
Houston
Detroit 5 St. Louis 0 as Cleveland beats Chicago
Detroit defeats St. Louis 5 to 0 while Cleveland posts a 5 to 0 win over Chicago. No other games are scheduled for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Shreveport takes doubleheader from Waco in Louisiana
In Shreveport, Louisiana, on July 2, Shreveport won 3 to 2 in the first game and 6 to 0 in the second against Waco. Nixon scored the tying run on Burke’s two bagger, then Cain’s sacrifice fly brought Burke home for the deciding run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Waco
Nixon
Burke
Cain
AB. R.H. O
E. Miller
Weetell
SAMAR
Ouantes
Tanner
BS Seve Veeevsese
Harkins& C .Eccess
Sinis
Cencsesaces
Skavsanie
Ee Smith
Chesecsesse Coese
Tullos
Iesatenceuess
Wing OF
Ces Ietihaestsit
Jones
Carroll
James
McLarry
Hacer
Sims
Nye
Ayes
Play Monday matchups announced for four cities
The schedule lists Detroit at St. Louis, Chicago at Cleveland, Washington at Philadelphia, and New York at Boston. Cities and teams are set for next Monday’s card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Eweeses
New York
Cceeuse
Detroit
Seneesencee
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Philadelphia at Brooklyn and other NBA matchups
Matchups listed include Philadelphia visiting Brooklyn, Boston hosting New York, St. Louis at Pittsburg, and Cincinnati at Chicago, outlining four conference or league games. The note emphasizes scheduled games across major East and Midwest markets with probable slate for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
I. Pet
New York Ae
Eso Aeeee Nee
St. Louis "Ee
Juniors Split Doubleheader On Harlandale Diamond
Harlandale Juniors won the opener 10 to 1 then lost 3 to 1 against Beacon Hill Juniors. Williams Meyers led Harlandale at bat while Stahl Harper starred for Beacon Hill. The second game featured a pitching duel between Gottwald and Harper with four hits each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
Beacon Hill
Williams
Meyers
Stahl
Harper
Gottwald
R. H. E. Finviandale Jr
Chapas Defeat Goodyears In Close Baseball Clash
The Chapas beat Goodyear 4 to 2 on Sunday morning. Garcia struck out ten Goodyears, Burnett four Chapas. Chapas collected ten wins in fifteen starts with late-inning scoring including a triple and double for the final run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapas
Goodyear
Ratchernick Diamond
Goodyears
Garcia
Burnett
R. H. EB
Chapas Cee Ae Eeaebacnsetae
Dogruoris Ios Peek Icteesk
P. Garcia
Hohon
Vargas
Meiers Pharmacy Team Beats Castorville 10 to 4
The Meiers Pharmacy baseball team defeated Castorville Sunday in Castorville by 10 to 4. Steadman pitched strongly with solid support from teammates. Batteries were Steadman and McBrea for Meier and Biediger and Haldy for Castorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castorville
Steadman
Meiers Pharmacy
Meier
R. H. E. Pemnioee Fogg
Ceikinbanas
McBreaty
Biediger
Haldy
St Joseph Wins Pitching Duel 2–0 Over St Gerard
St Joseph, league leaders, beat St Gerard 2 to 0 as W Eberhardt outpitched Jerry Sullivan. Eberhardt struck out 15, doubled and tripled, while Sullivan fanned 14 and allowed six hits. Umpire Bill Hogan handled the game. Fried and Wright, Hicks and Burke were the batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frid
Wits Pet
St. Joseph
Sacred Heart
Berardiiia
St. Gerard
W. Eberhardt
Jerry Sullivan
Eberhardt
Sullivan
H. E. St
and McDuval
James Sullivan
Fried
Bill Hogan
R. H. E. Pura Pears
Iicieke
Cisco Ee
Fried and
Wright
Hicks
Burke
Hogan
Second Texas Victors Win 4-1 Over Fraternal Brotherhood
The Second Texas Artillery beat Fraternal Brotherhood 4 to 1 on Harlandale diamond. McCarty pitched effectively for the Artillery, allowing two hits and striking out nine, while Ammann worked five innings. Conrad and Heim sparked offense, with Eilers' center field play anchoring defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Artillery
Harlandale
Robertson
Fraternal Brotherhood
Brotherhood Clan
Artillery
Ammann
Dresch
McCarty
Frats
Conrad
Heim
Eilers
Myers
Gaubatz
R. H. EB. Morand
Temas
McCarty and
Pearls Beat Champions In Close Potchernick Diamond Clash
The XXX Pearl baseball team defeated the Ahrens and Ott city champions 3 to 2 on the Potchernick diamond Sunday. Cy Fried struck out seven in seven innings, Le Roy Hicks fanned six in his first game back, and Fried contributed two hits and two runs. DeGasperi Toland Higgy Simmang and Earl Burke stood out for the losers with Burke delivering strong hitting against the Pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Ahrens
Ott
Potchernick Diamond
Cy” Fried
Plumbers
Leroy Hicks
Brewers
Fried
Pearls
DeGasperi
Toland
Swat
Higgy Simmang
Earl Burke
Otts
Burke
Tractions Beat Fraters In Electric Park Tilt 6 to 3
The Traction Company baseball team defeated the Fraternal Brotherhood 6 to 3 Sunday morning at Electric Park. J M Wallif pitched for the Tractions and held Fraternal Safe, while C R Chamberlain hit a solo homer and J Wallif added a triple. W Broad and W A McCoy contributed timely hits as Traction defense held the Fraters to five runs. Batteries Wallif and Broad for Traction. Arrenondo and Smith for Fraternal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Fraternal Brotherhood
Electric Park
J. M. Wallif
Bell Jerkers
W. Broad
W. A. McCoy
C. R. Chamberlain
Trractions
R. H. B. Traction Company
Wallif and Broad
Arrenondo and Smith
Headquarters Team Defeats Alamos 15 to 2 on Grayson Street
Fort Sam Houston headquarters baseball team dominated the Alamos 15 to 2 on Sunday at Fort Sam Houston’s Grayson Street diamond. Southpaw Ross allowed only three hits and fanned twelve as Kraft struggled with seven walks, while Heil Brooks Fannin and Pendleton supplied the offense for the headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Grayson Street
Fort Seam Houston
Alamos
Ross
Aviation
League Park
Lou Kraft
Witt
Heil
Brooks
Fannin
Ike Pendleton
Stanley Keller
Cohen
Vargas
R. HH. E. Tiorgguapiors
Built-In Furniture Trends at Steves Sash and Door Co Av
Local showroom highlights integrated shelving units and customized built-ins. Designers discuss space saving layouts, materials, and finishes. Customers explore options for kitchens, living rooms, and offices with practical, stylish solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern ‘Built-In’ Furniture
Steves Sash & Door Co.—A.v
Catcher Gibson Added to San Antonio Bronchos Roster
Frank Gibson former catcher for the Beaumont Oilers joins the San Antonio Bronchos receiving staff per President Harrison J Benson of the San Antonio Baseball Club. Gibson reported Monday morning to headquarters ready to step in behind the plate if needed as catcher Bobo recovers from a split hand. Pitcher Francis released to make room for new local twirling corps additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gibson
Beaumont Oilers
San Antonio
Harrison J. Benson
San Antonio Baseball Club
Gibson
Baseball Headquarters
Bobo
Cook
Francis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perrymen
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Morgan Doors
Steven Sash & Door Co.—Adv
International News Service
George McManus
MR Jiggo
Ron
Hell BE Under
Maki
Georgia Peach
Cicotte
Rousch
Tex
Paul Sentell
Stuart
Newnam
Schliebner
Northen
Kuhn
Lewis
Hiett
Ciecseses
Ackeansacsesis
Glenn
Steer
Callahan
Mattick
Palmer
Litechi
Dajias
Britton
Hemingway
Ens
Tellbauer
Noyes
Lu Newnam
Litschi
Jett
Sentell
Sree
Tdallas
O.A Cock
Este AB
E ” Callahan
Brownlow
Ins
Houston Byronings
HEC
Mmary
Compnere
Yalmer
Ahn
Criss
Query
Compere
Ena
Lieut. Lipscomb
Wallop
Ace H.O. A
E Miller
Pere Reer Enone AB
Rwotell
Uestie
Tarner
Renee
Gleason
Renee Teesesereee
Wace
Neccessesee
Ehreveport
Flynn
eLarry
Grubb
Balle
Donalds
Meiers
Eberhardt and Sullivan
St. Joseph’s League
Texas
Battery
Freight Baggage Automobiles Merchants Transfer Co
St. Mary’s Street
FT. Worth
Ladies Free Hot Wells
St. Mary's St
Navarre St
Gunter Hotel
Chamberlain
Franklin
Bierdsong & Potchernick
Ave. Ui
Beaumont
General Auto
Frank D. Hensley
Main Plaza
Delivery
Lac San Antonio Motor Car CO
E. Travis St. Distributors
Pacific CO
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Morgan Line
Galveston
Atlantic Seaboard
WM. Simmmons
Broadway
H. A. Loeffler
D. F. Agt
G.H
Old Fair Grounds
Landa’s Park
New Braunfels
East Houston St
W. R. Trelford
G. M. Bynum, C.P
T. A
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass Railway
Superio Corpus Christi
Cuero
Eagle
Li F S.A & A. PB
Se Mae of
Aransas Pass
Crockett