Bronchos Take Final Game From Panthers
Fort Worth score 1, San Antonio 4 as Lefty Morton and Frantz pace the Bronchos. Sorrells allows three runs and Morton dominates the local hitters with strong relief fielding and timely hitting.
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San Antonio Bronchos
Panthers
Morton
City of Missions
Morris Tribe
Bill Sorrell
Kneaves
McAvoy
Collins
Seitz
Frantz
Lemon
Brones
Schwind
Robinson
Howard
Maionsy
Salm
Eberline
Gy Kneaves
Wallace
Stotts Promises Cure in Five Days at San Antonio Clinic
Dr. Stotts advertises testimonials from local patients and urges skeptics to visit. He claims to cure nervous and diseased men, blood poison, kidney and prostate issues, chronic diseases, and offers low fees. He lists credentials, a San Antonio address at 315-821 Gunter Building and invites consultations in person or by letter.
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Dr. Stotts & Co
Dr. Stotte & Co
Paul W. Sexton
E. Commerce St
San Antonio
Tex
Dr. Stotte and Company
Dr. Stotts and Company
Emily
Dog Dept Springs
Texan
Klaus and Gutzeit Split Double Header On Turner Alleys
Klaus and Gutzeit split a double header last night on Turner alleys. Individual scores were led by McAllister of Gutzeit and Zuercher of Klaus. Two more games between Gloeckner and Gutzeit are set for Tuesday July 8 as the second series deciding match nears.
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Gutzeit
Turner
McAllister
Zuercher
Gloeckner
Hoefgen
Gutzelt
Fivd
Operet
Hutwales
Ritchie Defends Lightweight Title in San Francisco Ring
Wil lie Ritchie of San Francisco the first California light weight champion will defend his title this afternoon against Joe Rivers of Los Angeles. Odds favor Ritchie 10 to 7 as promoters report most seats sold in the big open air arena. Eddie Graney promoter acts as referee and both fighters claim top condition and expect a knockout.
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Willie Ritchie
California
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Ritchie
Rivers
Eddie Graney
Wilding Defeats McLoughlin To Retain Wimbledon Title
New Zealand's A. F. Wilding, holder of the all English singles lawn tennis crown since 1910, defeated Maurice F. McLoughlin of San Francisco in three straight sets 8-6 6-3 10-8 to retain the Wimbledon championship. Harry Goelitz of the Chicago Athletic Association won the Decathlon at Grant Park with 26 points, an Oak Park High School student.
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A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Maurice F. McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
Goelitz
Chicago
Harry Goelitz
Chicago Athletic Association
Grant Park
Oak Park
Dillon Knocks Out McKinnon in Ten-Round Fight
Indianapolis reports Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Bill McKinnon of Boston by knockout in the last minute of a ten round middleweight bout at the American Association park. Dillon dominated the action from the start.
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McKinnon
Indianapolis
Ind
Bill McKinnon
Boston
American Association Park
Zeke Lohman Dominates Oilers In Waco Victory
Zeke Lohman shut down the Oilers and Waco routed Beaumont 9 to 0 in the first inning. Dygert relieved Chappelle in the second but costly errors and Beaumont’s weak defense allowed four more runs. Lohman was sold to Oakland moments before the game and earned the win with a strong pitching line while Waco fielded well and capitalized on Beaumont misplays.
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Tex
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Oilers
Chappelle
Dygert
Dagey
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Curgon
Betts
Magey
Yardley
Tanner
Schmidt Wins La Boulie Second Round Golf Match
In La Boulie France the second round of the golf championship saw J N Stearns II of Nassau Country Club Long Island lose to Lord Charles Hope of England six up with five to play. W Inslee of Oneida Community Club New York defeated Mac Farland of England. W Heinrich Schmidt defeated De Bellitt of La Boulie and H W Stucklen beat Vagliano of La Boulie.
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J. N. Stearns II
Nassau Country Club
Long Island
Lord Charles Hope
England
Co. W. Inslee
Oneida Community Club
New York
MacFarland
W. Heinrich Schmidt
de Bellitt
H. W. Stucklen
Vagliano
Philadelphia Sweeps New York with 8 4 Victory
Philadelphia completed a clean sweep of the series against New York by winning 8 to 4. Oldring hit a home run and three singles in five at bats as Brown Lapp Keating McConnell Manley and Sweeney played for the Phillies and the Giants.
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Philadelphia
Oldring
BR. I.B
Brown
Lapp
Keating
McConnell
Manley
Sweeney
Brooklyn's Phenomenal Youngster Culshaw Shines at Second Base
The Brooklyn National team's young second baseman Culshaw has quickly risen among baseball stars with relentless fielding and strong hitting. His speed and precise glove work rival legendary players, and his batting average above .800 fuels the Dodgers' chase of pennant contenders.
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Brooklyn
Cutshaw
Johnny Evers
Eddie Collins
A Collins
A Doyle
Culshaw
Hans Wagner
Dodgers
Pittsburg Shuts Out St Louis In Fourth Of July game
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 4 to 0 in a home game with a changed lineup Hyatt at first and Miller at short. Hendrix held the Cardinals as bases loaded. Final: Pittsburg 4 runs on 9 hits, St Louis 0 runs on 1 hit. Batteries: Harmon Wingo for St Louis and Hendrix Simon for Pittsburg.
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St. Louis
Hyatt
Miller
Hendrix
Fourth of July Sports Calendar in San Antonio 1913
The 1913 Fourth of July in San Antonio features events from the Country Golf Club and Laurel Heights Club, plus a San Antonio Baseball Club double-header at 3 p.m. against the Galveston Buccaneers, with the Army post also hosting activities.
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Anno Domini
Country Golf Club
Laurel Heights Club
Galveston
Army Post
Giants Sweep Phillies In Eleven Inning Victory
New York won yesterday’s game in Philadelphia in eleven innings with a 4 to 2 score completing a four game sweep. Demaree Fromme Meyers and Killifer opposed by Alexander and Killifer.
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Philadelphia
New York
Demaree
Fromme
Meyers
Alexander
Killifer
Undertakers Win Out Boston In Extra Innings
In a 15 inning city game Washington defeated Boston 1 to 0 on July 4. Two base hits in the fifteenth inning produced the lone run as Collins and Carrigan provided sharp defense backing Johnson and Ainsmith. Johnson and Collins both starred, with Washington edging Boston in a marathon contest that ended with a 15 to 3 Boston error count.
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Mass
Washington
Collins
Johnson
Ainsmith
Carrigan
White Hopes Fight a Draw in Denver Heavyweight Clash
Carl Morris of Oklahoma and Jack Geyer of Denver wrestled ten rounds to a draw in a heavyweight bout here last night.
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Denver
Colo
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Jack Geyer
Polo title at Fort Sam Houston postponed championship
The Third Field Artillery and the Third Cavalry delay their Fort Sam Houston championship game. Nearby boxing action includes Willie Ritchie vs Joe Rivers in San Francisco for twenty rounds, Bud Anderson vs Leach Cross in Los Angeles, and Johnny Dundee vs Tommy Dixon in Albuquerque.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
San Francisco
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Medford
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Leach Cross
New York
Johnny Dundee
Tommy Dixon
Kansas City
Albuquerque
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Braves Crush Brooks Brooklyn 17 to 4 in Holiday Game
Boston piled up 20 hits for 29 bases off Stack and Wagner to defeat Brooklyn 17 to 4. Score by innings shows Boston 4 0 4 1 2 1 4 1 7 and Brooklyn 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4. Batteries were Dickson Perdue and Rariden for Boston and Stack Wagner and Miller for Brooklyn.
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Boston
Stack
Wagner
Dickson
Perdue
Rariden
Miller
Junior Athletes Meet in National Championships at Chicago
The junior national amateur championships open at Grant Park with top athletes from New York and Irish-American Athletic Club entries. The Chicago Athletic Association leads the Western contingents as senior championships approach this weekend.
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Chicago
Grant Park
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Irish-American Athletic Clubs
New York
Chicago Athletic Association
Cubs Top Reds With Bunched Hits For 5-1 Victory
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1 as the Cubs gathered multiple timely hits off Suggs. Devore batted for Suggs in the eighth, tripled, and scored on Besch er's out to prevent a shutout. Batteries Suggs Packard Clark Lavender Archer.
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Suggs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Devore
Bescher
R. H. FE
Packard
Clark
Lavender
Archer
Famous Sprinter Water Boy Dies at Elmendorf Farm
Water Boy once eastern tracks’ famed racer and stakes winner with about half a million in earnings collapsed and died yesterday at Elmendorf farm in Lexington. James B. Haggan owns the property.
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Lexington
Water Boy
Elmendorf
James B., Haggan
Chicago Beats St. Louis In Ninth Inning Thriller
Chicago won the opening game of the series over St. Louis in 10th inning 4 to 3 at Sportsman’s Park. Beall singled Rath sacrificed and Lord hit a long single for the decisive run. Batteries Scott Cicotte and Easterly Mitchell Agnew. Both games today scheduled for afternoon.
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Rath
Lord
R. H. E. Chicago
Scott
Cicotte
Easterly
Mitchell
Agnew
Club Standings Snapshot From Yesterday
Yesterday results show San Antonio and Fort Worth both at 4, Beaumont 0, Galveston 3 to Austin 2. Houston and Dallas host today with Galveston in San Antonio Beaumont in Houston and Waco in Dallas games.
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Beaumont
Galveston
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Dallas
Piva
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Sports matchups and scores in mixed city lineup
Washington 1 Boston 0. Cleveland 3 Detroit 1. Philadelphia 8 New York Chicago 4. St Louis Play Today. Philadelphia in Boston. Washington in New York. Chicago in St Louis. Detroit in Cleveland.
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Detroit
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St. Louis
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PLC
Cleveland Os
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Re A
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Anneenee
Cleveland Smashes Detroit 8 to 1 in Fourth of July Victory
Cleveland defeated Detroit 8 to 1 as Kahler outpitched Davis and received solid support. Detroit had two hits late in the eighth inning for its lone run. Batteries were Dauss and McKee for Detroit and Kahler and O’Neil for Cleveland. An advertisement promotes the Corvus Beach Hotel at Corpus Christi Bay with travel folders.
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Detroit
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Davis
Dauss
McKee
O'Neil
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