Bronchos defeat Panthers 1 0 as Barfoot stars on mound
Clyde Barfoot of the Harlandale lads shuns defeat with six hits allowed and a shutout victory 1 to 0 at League Park. Booe starts the lone Broncho scoring rally in the fourth as Tierney delivers the run producing hit. Bronchos’ infield shines with 25 put-outs as Dunckel and Sicking turn key plays to stifle Fort Worth threats.
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Sicking
Perry
Tierney
Cook
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Woodall
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Mulvey
Fort Worth
LS Sharman
Kircher
Eenee Williams
San Antonio
San Antonio Bess
Cox
Stow
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Phillies Top Red Sox 3 0 In Boston Opener
Philadelphia beat Boston 3 to 0 in Boston. Myers and Haley combined on the pitching effort while Ruth and Thomas supplied Boston’s batting negatives. The game featured a shutout as Philadelphia exploited early offense to secure the opener.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Myers
Haley
Ruth
Thomas
Boston Defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 in Game Two
Boston jumps to a 6 to 1 win over Philadelphia in the second game. Noyes and Meyer pair for Boston while Leonerd and Agnew work for Philadelphia. Final score shows Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 with strong offense in late innings.
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Philadelphia
KR. H
Noyes
Meyer
Leonerd
Agnew
Chicago 5 Detroit 2 in Detroit game summary
Chicago defeated Detroit by five runs in Detroit with strong hitting from Faber Schalk Veleskie and Jones. Batteries were Faber Schalk for Chicago and Veleskie Jones Cunningham and Stanage for Detroit. The game featured early scoring by Chicago and late insurance runs securing the win.
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Detroit
H. E. Chicago
Faber and Schalk
Coveleskie, Jones, Cunningham and Stanage
St. Louis Beats Cleveland 5-4 In Tight Battery Duel
St. Louis wins 5-4 at home over Cleveland. Coveleskie and O Neill pitched for Cleveland with Davenport and Severeid handling St. Louis batteries. Final game details show a close nine inning contest with late runs by St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Coveleskie
O'Neill
Davenport
Collins Sets Up Record in Consecutive Games
Eddie Collins of the Chicago Americans extended his sequence of consecutive games to 379, reaching 69 games this season. The mark surpasses George Burns who held 371 straight appearances for the New York Nationals.
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Collins
Chicago
Eddie Collins
Chicago Americans
George Burns
New York Nationals
Sport Will Have Its Part In Cantonments
New York July 4 In fall youths joining military camps will be greeted by top athletes volunteering as instructors Benny Leonard and brothers Mike and Tom Gibbons plan boxing courses for the young soldiers Major league baseball stars led by Ban Johnson will teach the basics to troops headed to France Ty Cobb Christy Mathewson Walter Johnson John McGraw and others are expected to participate The aim is to build fitness and morale through sports strengthening both soldiers and future fans.
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France
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Leonard
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Tom Gibbons
Wilson
T. L. Huston
Ban Johnson
Johnson
America
Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
John McGraw
Memphis blanked Little Rock in baseball game
Memphis defeated Little Rock 3 to 0 in a baseball game. Fentress and Ruel combined on the mound for Memphis while Ledbetter and Chapman powered the offense and defense for Little Rock.
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Ruel
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Birmingham Beats Mobile 5 2 in Nine Innings
In Birmingham the Birmingham team defeated Mobile 5 to 2 after nine innings. Pitched by MOR for Birmingham and batteries Comstock Ha worth with Pope Griffith for Mobile. The game featured strong defense and timely hits in the middle innings.
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Pope and Griffith
Nashville Beats Chattanooga 4-0 In Baseball Clash
Nashville pitchers Scott Street and Chattanooga’s Knowlson McDaniels combined for a shutout as Nashville scored in the first and added three more in the second and final innings. Chattanooga failed to score until late, leaving the game with a 4-0 Nashville victory.
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Knowlson and McDaniels
Fred Fulton Again Bobs Into Limelight
New York July 4. Frederick Fulton resurfaces as a heavyweight with a knockout over Sam Langford and eyes a rematch with Morris. Fulton’s awkward showing against Morris in New York clouds his standing, but he seeks quick revenge and a return bout, prompting talk of a clash with Morris or a fight against Carlos.
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International News
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Willard
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Boston
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Gunboat Smith
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Jack Johnson
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Bescher Leaves St. Louis for Milwaukee Club
St Louis Nationals president Rickey announced on July 4 that outfielder Bescher has been released outright to the Milwaukee Club of the American Association.
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Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Rickey
St. Louis Nationals
Bob Bescher
Milwaukee Club
American Association
Chicago Nationals Trade Catchers Earl Blackburn
Chicago Nationals on July 4 traded catcher Earl Blackburn to the Columbus Club of the American Association for catcher William Dillhoefer. Both players are catchers.
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Chicago Nationals
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William Dillhoefer
Columbus Club
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Cobb Extends Hitting Streak in Detroit Game
Detroit July 4 Tyrus Cobb of the Detroit Americans extended a remarkable hitting run by a two-base hit off Cicotte in his first appearance against Chicago this forenoon. It marked Cobb’s thirty third straight game with a safe hit and he still holds the major league record with forty consecutive games.
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Mich
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit Americans
Cicotte
Chicago
Local Baseball Scores From Tuesday Utilities
Results Tuesday show San Antonio beat Fort Worth 1 to 0 and Dallas defeated Houston 8 to 3. No game scheduled for Waco Shreveport.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Waco-Shreveport
Play Wednesday slate for Texas games
San Antonio visits Houston for two games. Wad plays Fort Worth twice. Shreveport travels to Dallas for a two game set.
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Houston
Wad
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Dallas
Rain Delays Hit East Games as Scores Roll In
Brooklyn games and a Boston Philadelphia double postponement due to rain. Cincinnati tops Chicago 3 to 1 while St Louis defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 6.
Baseball Schedule Snips Across Major Matches
New York visits Brooklyn in a two game set. Boston plays Philadelphia in two games. Cincinnati travels to Chicago for a doubleheader. St Louis goes to Pittsburgh for a two game series.
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Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Markets
Washington New York games were postponed due to rain. In results, Philadelphia beat none listed 3 1, Boston lost 0 6, Chicago won 5 to 1 over Detroit, St Louis won 5 to 4 over Cleveland.
Basketball doubleheader matchups listed for four cities
The schedule shows two games each for Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at St Louis, Washington at New York, and Philadelphia at Boston. No results or dates are provided in the text.
National League Baseball Scores From Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
In Cincinnati the Reds lost 7 to 6 to the Cubs after a 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 sequence. In Pittsburgh St Louis triumphed 8 to 6 over the Pirates with Meadows Snyder Carlson Miller Grimes Fischer handling the battery duties.
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Pittsburg
R. H. E. St. Louis
Meadows and
Snyder
Carlson
Miller
Grimes
Fischer
American Associate Scores By City Matches
Geographically listed results show Kansas City 43 Milwaukee 5 and St Paul 2 Minneapolis 0. Indianapolis 9 Toledo 13 and Louisville 3 Columbus 2 reflect the scoreline set in the report.
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Speedway Auto Race Nears at Omaha with 16 Entrants
The third annual speedway race at Omaha's mile and a quarter track opens today with 16 top drivers, racing for 11250. The 150 mile feature leads a 50 mile consolation, with cars already surpassing 100 mph in eliminations. Louis Chevrolet and Charles Kirkpatrick start on the pole as favorites amid high bank and speed records. Dario Resta won last year at 99 mph.
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Speedway
Dario Resta
Louis Chevrolet
Charles Kirkpatrick
Joe Thomas
Dave Lewis
Ralph Mulford
Tom Connor and Vera Krause wed in San Antonio
Tom Connor secretary of the San Antonio Baseball Club married Vera A. Krause Tuesday at 8 pm in Evangelical Church Main and Elmira Street. Ceremony attended by few due to illness in the bride family. The couple will join the club for a Houston visit then a four day stay at home. Connor formerly a well known umpire and Texas League arbiter.
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San Antonio Baseball Club
Vera A. Krause
Louis Krause
Dallas Street
Julius Reichert
Evangelical Church
Main
Elmira Street
San Antonio
Connor
St Paul Player Jumps To Hibbing Independent Team
St Paul pitcher William Upham announced he had jumped to the Hibbing independent team. Hibbing management also approached catcher Land and shortstop Berghammer with offers, but they did not consider them.
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Minn
William Upham
Dallas Defeats Buffs in Darkened Texas Tilt
Dallas beat Houston in a loosely played game halted after eight innings due to darkness. The match saw poor visibility for fielding as pitchers dominated batters. John Powers, club president, accepted manager Chance's resignation, with Wade Killifer named successor as center fielder.
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Tex
Dallas
John Fef Powers
Wade Killifer
Chance
Frank Chance resigns as LA Baseball Club manager
Frank L. Chance resigns from the Los Angeles Baseball Club of the Pacific Coast League on July 4, ending his tenure as team manager. The announcement removes Chance from his post and sets the club to seek a new leadership.
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Cal
Frank L. Chance
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Ertle Defeats Sandow in 15-Round Cincinnati Bout
Johnny Ertle of St. Paul scored an easy win over Sammy Sandow of Cincinnati in a 15 round bout Tuesday night, according to sport writers at ringside.
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Johnny Ertle
St. Paul
Sammy Sandow
Cincinnati
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