Senators and Bronchos split Independence Day double bill
The Senators took the first game 8 to 3 and the Bronchos dominated the second 8 to 1 in seven innings at Electric Park. Gardner slammed four home runs across the doubleheader while Metz hit his forty eighth home run at home this season. Over 5000 fans attended, with ground rules needed as crowds overflowed onto the field.
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YMCA Organizes Two Baseball Leagues
On July 6 the YMCA starts a baseball season running through July 27. Two leagues, Junior A and Junior B, each split into three teams. Junior A plays Tuesdays and Thursdays. Junior B plays Mondays and Wednesdays. Captains named for all six teams. Boys must report at River avenue grounds before swimming.
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Metz Time of Game Noted at 1 15 by Umpire Captain Johnson
Umpire Captain Johnson called the game time at 1 15 with Metz on the field. The brief report records the official timing and the umpire overseeing the match.
Dallas and Waco split Texas League doubleheader
Dallas and Waco played a tightly contested doubleheader in Dallas with Waco winning 2 1 in the opener and Dallas taking the nightcap 3 2 Miller delivered key plays in the first game while Evans Moran and Meek handled pitching in the second as umpires Bush and June followed the first and Bush and Brune the second.
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Bisons Split Doubleheader As Houston Tops Galveston
Houston grabbed the Texas league lead by winning a doubleheader from Galveston. The first game was decisive for Houston while the second saw Galveston briefly lead before costly errors and hits by Houston gave them the win. Game scores and batteries listed.
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Buster
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Indians and Panthers Divide in Fort Worth Double Bill
Fort Worth and Oklahoma City split a twin bill with Oklahoma winning 8 0 in the opener as Robinson shut out the Indians. In the nightcap Cy Young struck out twelve and led Fort Worth to an 8 3 victory. Batteries in game one were Lingenfelder Howell Garvin Robinson Kitchens umpire Matthews. Game two featured Young Noyes Green Green umpire Matthews. Also note Waco purchased southpaw Cornell for 1000 dollars from the Blue Grass league club in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Standing of Clubs Texas League Games Today
San Antonio at Fort Worth Austin at Oklahoma City Galveston at Waco Houston at Dallas standings shown for Texas League games today.
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Regional city pairings spark readers’ map recall
Brownsville in Bay City. Laredo in Corpus Christi. Victoria in Beeville. The compact list hints at a regional puzzle or telegraphing about city pairings and local geography.
Baseball Results From Yesterday in the American League
Standings and scores show Philadelphia at 7 11 and New York at 4 9, Washington 6 3, Boston 4 4, Cleveland 6 2, St Louis 5 4, Chicago 7 10, Detroit 3 11 reflecting a lively AL slate.
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Fragmented sports pairings across cities
Fragmentary notice lists matchups with Philadelphia versus New York, Washington versus Boston, St. Louis versus Cleveland, Chicago versus Detroit across multiple venues.
National League Standings Snapshot
Philadelphia leads with 11 wins and 7 losses while New York sits at 7-5. St. Louis is 3-1 and Pittsburgh 2-11. Boston is 3-2 with Brooklyn at 2-4 and Chicago strong at 8-2. Cincinnati rounds out at 3-2.
Teams Compete Coast to Coast in Rivalry Roundup
Gaines Today reports New York plays Philadelphia and Boston faces Brooklyn while St Louis meets Pittsburgh in a series of cross city matchups highlighting regional hoops rivalries.
Southern League Yesterdays Results
Scores from yesterday show Montgomery 6 Birmingham 10 Chattanooga 7 Memphis 4 Nashville 11 Atlanta 0 New Orleans 2 Mobile 0. The results reflect competitive league play across multiple cities with Nashville and Chattanooga posting strong wins.
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Today's Games Matchups Across Southern Cities
Montgomery faces Birmingham while Mobile visits New Orleans Nashville travels to Atlanta and Memphis meets Chattanooga in a set of regional showdowns.
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Johnson Signs Articles for Dublin Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson has signed articles to fight Patrick Currin to a finish in Dublin. The date will be decided today per a London dispatch. Phillies Take Lead From Giants after sweeping a doubleheader in Philadelphia, moving atop the National League standings.
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Patrick Currin
Dublin
London
Jeffries Attends Ball Game in Chicago
James J. Jeffries, who ceded the heavyweight title to Jack Johnson last year, watched the Cub Cincinnati game at the West Side Grounds. He said he is through as a fighter and will instead focus on business, and commented on Frank Chance’s injuries and resolve as Cubs manager.
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Jack Johnson
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Jeffries
Frank Chance
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Athletics Fans Bet Heavy After Lead Change in Pennant Race
Philadelphia reports show local fans laid down thousands in bets when the Athletics overtook Detroit for first in the American league. Wagers were placed in late May with Detroit ahead by 100 points. common bets paid even money while some backers who predicted an Athletics lead by July 5 won as high as 2 to 1.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Athletics
Detroit
Bermudas Halt Pelicans Split Southwest Texas League Show
In Corpus Christi Beeville and Bay City also posted split results as Laredo beat Corpus Christi 3 2 in the afternoon and lost 4 1 in the morning. Beeville edged Victoria 9 4 and 3 2 while Bay City defeated Brownsville twice 3 0 and 7 1.
Burman Sets Mile Track Record at Brighton Beach
Robert Burman driving the Blitzen Benz set a new one mile record at the Brighton Beach motordrome with a flying start in 48.72 seconds, beating De Palma’s Syracuse mark. He also won the Remey Brassard trophy by winning two heats of the three mile event. Len Sengle won the Australian pursuit in a National car. Louis Disbrow won the fifty mile race amid tire trouble. Nine events were on the program.
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Burman
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Allen Returns to Work After North and East Trip
President Allen of the Texas league resumes duties in Austin after a ten day northern and eastern visit. Umpires Bush and Brung have reported for cste. The Dallas report notes Bush opening the season and Brung, a new Ohio umpire. Local owners sealed two exhibition spring games with the Philadelphia Athletics on March 12 and 13.
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Wolgast Knocks Moran Out In Thirteenth Round
San Francisco, July 5 Ad Wolgast of Cadillac Michigan retained the lightweight world title by stopping Owen Moran of England in the thirteenth round at Coffroth pavilion The champion dominated with infighting and right uppercuts while Moran offered little defense The knockout was Moran s first in eleven years and Wolgast s relentless rush earned the decision despite Moran s clever long range boxing
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