Fort Worth Beats San Antonio in Fourteen Innings
In a historic Fort Worth park game, the Fort Worth team defeated the San Antonio Bronchos 2 to 1 in fourteen innings. Dusty Rhodes pitched for Fort Worth with Davenport going for San Antonio, the duel producing only one hit through regulation. The Panthers broke the deadlock in the tenth with Lemon scoring. Fort Worth tied it in the fourteenth and Kitchens delivered the winning run.
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Fort Worth
Tex
San Antonio Bronchos
Dusty” Rhodes
Davenport
Panthers
Kneaves
Wallace
Kibler
Lemon
Dusty
Collins
Berline
McAvoy
Howard
Salm
Eberline
Stinson
Kitchens
Lallapalazzo
Floerline
R.A. O. AE
Maloney
Essesee
Een
Fherline
Kneaver
Vance
Rhodes
Ec RataSe
San Antonio
Feltz
Chitasvietee Heeke
Dome Vivierscedess
Redwind
Robinson
Nidaoe
Scesasee
Knenaves
Frantz
Navigators Shut Out Beaumont Tribe in Waco Grudge Match
In Waco Texas on July 3 Beaumont pitcher Ralph Glaze fanned 11 but costly errors and timely hits gave the Navigators a 6 0 loss. Ogle pitched well in relief as Waco tallied three in the first then added three more in the sixth. Carson produced three hits for Waco and Beaumont committed multiple miscues.
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Waco
Tex
Ralph Glaze
Beaumont
Oilers
Ogle
Dagey
Crichlow
Tanner
Cobard
Wohlleben
Beck
Casey
Carson
Glaze
McMahon
Carnon, Co
Ogie
Isc Vascveces
EL Wille
Dobvard
Pet
Ward Ginesachet Gawsebyees
Ceoceerareee
Dugey
McLaurin
Yardley
Wille
Riggs
Bale
Howell
Davis Kicks Off No-Hitter for Columbus Club
In Indianapolis on July 3, pitcher Jeff Davis of the Columbus team pitched a no hit game against Indianapolis. The only ways they reached base were two walks and three hit by pitch, with one doubled off. It marks the second no hitter in the association this season.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jeff’ Davis
Columbus American Association
Baseball standings from yesterday's games in Texas
Fort Worth beat San Antonio 2 to 1 in fourteen innings. Waco defeated Beaumont 6 to 0, Galveston edged Austin 3 to 1. Houston and Dallas reports were delayed by rain with games rescheduled across Fort Worth Dallas and other cities.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Waco
Beaumont
Galveston
Austin
Houston-Dallas
Houston
Dallas
Psyd
P. C. Dallas
Socvseeeers
Houston Ewee
Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Matchups
Last night Detroit beat Chicago 7 to 6 and Philadelphia topped New York 8 to 6 while Washington shut out Boston 5 0. St Louis won 2 1 while Cleveland fell 1 4. Tonight Chicago visits St Louis Detroit travels to Cleveland Philadelphia hosts New York and Washington plays Boston.
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Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
P.c
Cicago
Henne Wee
St Louis
Ewes
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Piya
P.C. Philadelphia
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results span multiple leagues with city matchups and final tallies. American Association show St Paul and Milwaukee games, while International League lists Baltimore Newark and Montreal Rochester results. Southern League provides Mobile Atlanta Nashville Memphis and other outcomes, noting rain in New Orleans Birmingham.
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American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Baltimore
Newark
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Jersey City
Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
St Louis Beats Cincinnati 6 4 as Errors Hurt Home Team
St Louis won 6 to 4 in Cincinnati on July 3 as errors by the Reds aided the visitors. St Louis scored three runs in the first and added one in the fifth. Cincinnati produced three runs in the first and one in the seventh. Burk Perritt Sallee and Wingo versus Harter Brown and Kling were the batteries.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Burk
Perritt
Sallee
Wingo
Harter
Brown
Kling
Brooklyn Navy Whips Boston in Baseball Greet
Brooklyn defeated Boston 15 to 3 as Boston unraveled in the third inning. Strand pitched well for Brooklyn while Tyler Noyes Hess Ra gon and Miller suited the batteries for Boston.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Strand
Tyler
Noyes
Hess
Rariden
Brown
Ragon
Miller
Cubs Clean Up Chicago as Pittsburg Series Ends
Chicago swept the series 6 to 4 with Wilson and Hyatts homers accounting for all six Chicago runs. Pittsburg scored four in the top of the game. Adams and Coleman faced Humphries and Archer in a pitchers’ duel. Zimmerman's two week good-behavior deadline tied to a fan’s wager, while the final score showed a decisive Chicago win.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Wilson
Hyatt
Zimmerman
Adams and
Coleman
Humphries and
Archer
Sand Crabs Take One From Austin in Pitching Duel
In Austin Texas on July 3, Galveston edged the locals 4 to 1 in eleven innings. A hit batsman and a brace of errors late cost Austin, as Brainard misplayed two balls in the final frame. McCuller bested Roberts in a tight pitching duel, with Galveston scoring on timely hits and Austin left with nine men left on base. Umpires Roche and Moore officiated.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
McCuller
Roberts
Pirates
James
Brainard
McKee
Roche
Moore
A. E. Masses
T. Pigg
Frierson
Hopkina
Edmiston
O Wilson
Bod Roberts
Scoseeess
Molver
Hohnhorst
Bobo
McIver
Hille
Cook
Roche and Moore
Boehling Stifles Boston as Washington Wins 5-0
Boehling limited Boston to three hits and Washington shut out the locals 5 to 0 for the seventh straight victory. Batteries: Boehling and Henry for Washington Mosely Foster and Carrigan for Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Boehling
Washington
Bochling
Henry
Mosely
Foster
Carrigan
European athletes to challenge U S at Berlin 1916 Olympics
J W Spalding, vice president of the American Olympic committee, predicts European track and field performers will offer a closer, tougher contest to the United States at the 1916 Berlin games. He notes Europe’s organized testing and rising American training standards, urging U S athletes to maintain high performance to win point trophies.
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New York
United States
Berlin
J. W. Spalding
Europe
Leach Cross to Tangle With Bud Anderson in Los Angeles Bout
Leach Cross the New Yorker and Bud Anderson of Vancouver meet in a key lightweight bout in Los Angeles on Independence Day eve. Both fighters seek a victory as a step toward challenging champion Willie Ritchie, each confident and in peak condition for the fireworks-filled card.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Leach Cross
Bud” Anderson
Vancouver
Cross
Dick” Hyland
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
Little Mill
Naps and Browns Split St Louis Doubleheader
St Louis and Cleveland divided a doubleheader with the locals winning the first game 2 to 1 in 11 innings and the visitors taking the second 4 to 1. Mitchell pitched well in the opener until the 11th when St Louis scored on a single and three walks. Stone struggled in the nightcap as Cleveland capitalized on timely hits and miscues to win.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Mitchell
O'Neill
Hamilton
Agnew
R. H. E. St. Louis
Stone
Alexander
Falkenberg and
Land
Giants Cop Again Mighty Matty Twirls Team to Victory
New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 4 to sweep their third straight win. Mathewson pitched well for the Giants, with Meyers, Chalmers, Moore and Killifer backing him. President Lynch opened an NL investigation into last Monday’s incident when Giants manager McGraw was struck by Brennan after the game.
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Mighty Matty
Philadelphia
New York
Mathewson
Meyers
Chalmers
Moore
Killifer
Lynch
The
Disturbers
National League
McGraw
Giants
Brennan
Dooin
Doolan
Michigan University Wins in Intercollegiate Meet
Michigan University led the intercollegiate meet at Grant Park with 16 points, followed by Southern California with 15 and the University of Chicago with 13. Fred Kelly of USC, Olympian member of the Stockholm team, was the individual star of the event.
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Michigan University
Chicago
University of Michigan
Grant Park
Fred Kelly
University of Southern California
Stockholm
Michigan
Southern California
University of Chicago
Weasels and Tigers Win Double-Header in Indoor Baseball
In a Juve nile Indoor Baseball League double bill at the YMCA the Weasels beat the Lions 8 to 5 as Straughn and Cartwright pounded the ball and Warren clamped down in late play. In the nightcap the Hyenas toppled the Tigers 12 to 5 with five straight hits in the ninth. Flaherty and C Hawk paired for the winners while Miller and Hawk took the loss.
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Weasels
Lions
Straughn
Cartwright
Warren
Meerscheidt
Hyenas
Dog Fanciers Form a Kennel Club
Twenty five dog fanciers gathered last night to organize a kennel club. Temporary chair C C Leel opened the meeting and PB S Tatum acted as secretary. Officers named include Stanley J Miller president and vice presidents C Worthley Dr B F Kingsley Albert Franks with E S Tatum as secretary treasurer. A committee was appointed to draft a constitution and by laws for presentation at the next meeting, set for the first Wednesday night in August. A membership committee will be appointed soon and plans for a beach show in August were discussed.
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Leel
S. J. Miller
Six Americans Enter Amateur French Golf Championship
Six American golfers competed in the amateur championship of France at La Boulie. first round play began with two American pairings risking four survivors. Notables include W Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester facing J Bishop of Yale and R N Rothschild of Princeton paired with W S Inslee of Oneida Community Club New York. Other entrants include H W Stucklen Harold H Hilton Howard Blackwell A Lassen Peter Gannon and T Stearn.
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LA Boulief
France
W. Heinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Mass
J. &. Bishop
Yale
R. N. Rothschild
Princeton
W.S. Inslee
Oneida Community Club
New York
H. W. Stucklen
Massachusetts
Harold H. Hilton
Howard Blackwell
A. Lassen
Peter Gannon
Argentina
T. Stearn
Light Office Minims Seek Game Tomorrow at 3 P M
The Light Office Minims request a game for tomorrow at 3 p m and ask to call 176 Friday morning for Louis Kraft. An ad references The Summer Girl versus The Summer Woman and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for worn out kidneys with backache and sleeplessness.
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Light Office
Louis Kraft
Economical pavements promoted by Granitord and Granocrete
Advertisement highlights Granitord and Granocrete as economical pavement solutions. The copy markets The Modern Pavements as the source or inspiration for the product line and urges adoption in road, sidewalk, and terrace projects.
Athletics take third straight win over New York
July 3 report shows the Athletics defeating New York 8 to 5. New York led early but were overtaken in the ninth as Bender left the mound and Bush finished the game. final line reads Athletics 8 New York 5 with 13 hits to 3.
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New York
Athletics Gwon
Bender
Bush
R. E. Ene
Schang
Ford
Sweeney
Tigers Beat Sox in One Big Inning comeback
Detroit produced seven runs in a single inning as eleven batters went to the plate, overcoming Chicago 7 to 5. Benz and White pitched for Chicago, while Kuhn and McKee closed out for Detroit.
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Jennings Tribe
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Benz
White
Hk. H. E. Chicago
Smith
Schalk
Kuhn
Lake
McKee
Obey That Impulse To Take Foley Kidney Pills
An old advertisement urges readers to take Foley Kidney Pills to ease backache sore kidneys swollen joints and rheumatism. It claims the pills cooperate with nature and act as a healing strengthening and tonic, prompting readers to try them via Fischer Drug Co.
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Nature
Fischer Drug Co
Adv
Indigestion relief ad promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate
An old advertisement urges readers to take Horsford's Acid Phosphate for indigestion. Half a teaspoon in water before meals is claimed to relieve distress after eating.
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Horsford
Bronchos Return for July 4 Double Header in San Antonio
The San Antonio Bronchos host Galveston Pirates in a July 4 double header at 3 p.m. and play a single game Saturday before another short trip. Coach Stinson’s team has slumping batting and recent shutouts, but sits fourth and remains within striking distance of the top with potential luck.
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San Antonio Bronchos
Galveston Pirates
Stinson
England Retains Challenge Cup at Royal Regatta
Leander Rowing Club defeated the Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto by a length and a quarter to retain the grand challenge cup. The Canadian entry was the sole non British entry. Time six minutes 51 seconds matches the 1891 Leander and 1897 New College, Oxford records.
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England
Henley
Leander Rowing Club
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Canada
British Isles
Leander
New College, Oxford
Balloons to Race for Bennett Trophy Spots in Kansas City
Nine balloonists will rise from Aviation Field in a race to choose three representatives for America in the James Gordon Bennett trophy international races in France this fall. All entrants are experienced balloonists.
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Kansas City
Aviation
America
France
Willie Hoppe Injured in Toy Cannon Explosion
In San Francisco on July 3 Willie Hoppe suffered severe hand injuries when a toy cannon exploded while he helped a child load it. He lost both thumbs and both index fingers in the accident.
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Appe
San Francisco
Yeal
Willie Hoppe
Ad Wolgast
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