Bronchos Rock Galveston in Dual Matinees with Home Run
San Antonio ends 2 1 and 1 5 1 while Galveston falls. Frantz hits a late homer for San Antonio as Lemon and Seitz drive runs. Goodwin shuts Galveston down in game two with a string of hitless innings and Lemon adds another homer.
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Galveston
Browning
Harben
Frantz
Lemon
Sea Coast Boys
Browny
Frierson
Maag
James Dandy
Schwind
Williams
Massey
Collins
Seitz
Heinie” Mang
Hopkins
Goodwin
Clyde Goodwin
Broncs
Jordan
Hiett
Homer
Nev
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Price
Wilson
Howell
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R. H.O
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Cess
Nings
Betcher
Richardson and Dillon Tie for First in Laurel Heights Golf
Frank Richardson and T. T. Dillon tied for first in the choice score tournament at Laurel Heights Golf Club with 38 strokes. W. J. Lyons was one behind. Despite rain, over fifty golfers played. A free barbecue was offered by manager Seymons. Driving and putting contests were postponed to today. A one club match and a nine hole grand sweep stakes with handicaps are scheduled.
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Frank Richardson
T. T. Dillon
Laurel Heights Golf Club
W. J. Lyons
Seymons
Hallmark Boys Cop First Shutout Of Season At Sutherland Springs
Hallmark team traveled to Sutherland Springs and defeated the home club 6 to 0 in a game highlighted by Hy Dresch pitching and timely Hallmark hitting. Five Springs batters reached base, one advanced to third, and three were caught stealing.
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Hallmark Boys
Sutherland Springs
Springs
Hy. Dresch
Hallmark
A. B. Frank
R. H. E. Hallmarks
Sutherland S
Wright
Stanley
Pique
Ferns Beats Young Denny In Pelican Park Bout
In New Orleans on July 28 Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City defeated Young Denny of New Orleans by decision after a scheduled ten round bout at Pelican Park yesterday afternoon.
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Ferns
Young Denny
New Orleans
Wildcat Ferns
Kansas City
Pelican Park
Pruitts and Oaklands to Clash on River Avenue
The Pruitt Commission Company and Oakland street teams will meet on River avenue Sunday morning. Manager Stanley orders players on the grounds by 8 30 sharp for the game.
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Pruitts
Oaklands
Pruitt Commission Company
Oakland Street
River Avenue
Stanley
Sausage Ad Promotes Tin Tag Freshness at Grand Opera House
An advertisement from Union Meat Company urges buyers to ask for sausage with a Tin Tag to ensure fresh wholesome goods. The notice asks readers to see the display in the Grand Opera House lobby.
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Grand Opera House
Union Meat Company
Houston Keeps Beaumont Scoreless In Doubleheader
Houston pitchers Hay and Rose shine as the Oilers are blanked 6-0 and 3-0 in a July 4 celebration doubleheader. Beaumont errors contribute to both losses while Rose fans nine and Houston commits only one misplay. Attendance 3500.
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Houston
Tex
Beaumont
Hay
Rose
Torrey
Reynolds
Martina
Davis
Rf Tewenen
Sc Isitiees Ee
Ray
Scocees Reynolds
Cscccesses Kriges
Whitten
Issesscasis
Ces Casey
Mowry
Meynolds
McMahon
St. Louis and Chicago split a July doubleheader
St Louis won game one 6 to 1 behind strong hitting in the early innings, while Chicago took game two 2 to 1 on timely singles and a Russell start. In game one Russell’s mound work limited St Louis to six runs on 11 hits, and in game two Chicago rallied with a pair of runs off Benz and a late push against Leverenz.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Russell
Lord
Chase
Benz
White
Schalk
Leverenz
Agnew
Euois
Weisman
Baungardner
Alexander
Federal League Moral Results Reported
In Pittsburg Cleveland 1, Pittsburg 6. At Indianapolis Kansas City 4, Indianapolis 2.
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Federal League
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Waugh Knocked Out by Johnson in Pueblo Bout
Fort Worth boxer Bob Waugh was defeated by Eddie Johnson of Pueblo in the nineteenth round of a scheduled twenty round match. Waugh’s corner stopped the fight by throwing in the sponge.
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Waugh
Pueblo
Colo
Bob Waugh
Fort Worth
Tex
Eddie Johnson
Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service at 211 E Commerce with phone contact 341.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
E. Commerce
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Standings
Yesterday's results show Boston 13 Philadelphia 3, Washington 5 New York 0, Chicago 1 Detroit 2, St. Louis 6 Cleveland 4, with Detroit 2-2 and Cleveland 4-4.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Play Today Matchups Across Major Cities
Detroit hosts St. Louis while Chicago visits Cleveland. Washington plays New York and Philadelphia travels to Boston in a slate of today’s showdowns across major venues.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Polarized results from association games by city pairings
At Toledo Columbus 2 4 Toledo 3 6 in 2 games. At Minneapolis St Paul 2 4 Minneapolis 3 4 in 2 games. At Louisville Indianapolis 6 1 Louisville 4 5 in 2 games. At Kansas City Milwaukee 4 0 Kansas City 7 7 in 2 games.
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American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
International League results from Baltimore Jersey City and Buffalo
Providence defeated Baltimore 9-2 in the nightcap while Baltimore also beat Providence 6-2 in the opener. Newark beat Jersey City 5-1 and Jersey City won 7-4 in the second game. Montreal beat Buffalo 6-8 and Buffalo won 11-8 in two games. Rochester beat Toronto 4-5 and Rochester won 5-4 in two games.
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Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Pirates, St Louis Tie And Triumph In Doubleheader
Pittsburg and St. Louis tied 3 to 3 in the morning game as Pittsburg left four bases loaded without scoring. The afternoon game went to St Louis 8 to 6 as rough Pittsburg pitching and timely hits produced six runs in the fourth inning. Byrne was hit in the jaw and players interfered during the ninth.
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St. Louis
Park
Sallee
Cooper
Camnitz
Byrne
Geyer
HH. EB
Burk
Wingo
Robinson
Adams
Simon
Kelly
R. HE
Griner
Bayrs
Dallas Takes Two From Wacoans In Doubleheader
Dallas swept both ends of a doubleheader against Waco. In game one Dallas scored three in the first inning and held on for a 3–2 win. game two saw Mullins and Ponder hold Waco to five hits as Dallas won 3–1. The box scores note Schwenk pitched the opener for Dallas and Mullins for Waco in the nightcap.
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Tex
Waco
Hill
Mullins
Ponder
Marshall
Remerman
Iisisiceese
Schwenk
Meunke
Rompres
Occa
Ashton
Dormer Ek Beck T
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Huenke
Dugey
Boone
Wilson
Storch
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McLaurin
Yardley
Bion
Mullinfe
Crichlow
Beck
McKee
AB. R. H
Ale Duncan, Jr
Tances
Tullos
Sheffield
Ewes
Tanner
Wohtlleben
Carson
Third Cavalry Wins Local Championship
The Third Cavalry defeated Third Field Artillery 12 to 9 to claim the Fort Sem Houston polo championship and second in the department. The match on the cavalry drill grounds was evenly matched early, but a final rush propelled the cavalrymen to victory led by Lieutenant Smith and his precise shots.
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Charles G. Treat
Cavalry
Moldstead and Cady
Kansas City
Third Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Third Artillery
Johnson
Brown
Smith
Hammond
Boyd
Col
Treat
Warden
Waring
Matt C. Bristol
Chukbers
Russell Wins Flag Golf Event at Country Club Links
Robert Reed Russell clinched the annual flag golf tournament by placing the flag near the nineteenth hole. T W Campbell finished second. over thirty players entered. The format used par 74 handicaps with stroke counts, awarding a golf ball as entrance fee. A father and son contest yielded a net 41 by J N Brown and Warnest Brown for a loving cup.
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Robert Reed Russell
T. W. Campbell
United States
Russell
Campbell
L. L. Lentz
J. N. Brown
Warnest Brown
ER. C. Tarrant
Edward Tarrant
F. M. Lewis
Frank Lewis Jr
L. B. Clegg
W. Clegg
A. W. Seeligson
Lamar Seeligson
J. Cc. Mangham
A. Mangham
Cc. S. Diehl
Chandler Diehl
Leach Cross Knocks Out Bud Anderson in Vernon Ring
Leach Cross of New York defeated Oregon’s Bud Anderson by knockout in the twelfth round of a scheduled twenty at Vernon arena Los Angeles. Cross led from the start and heavy blows left Anderson unconscious for over four minutes before being helped to his corner then carried to his dressing room.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Leach Cross
New York
Bud” Anderson
Oregon
Vernon Arena
Anderson
Cross
Wasem Wins US Light Weight Wrestling Title
Al Wasem of St Louis defeated John Ny Billeter of Toledo in two straight falls to win the light weight wrestling championship of the United States in St Louis on July 5.
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St. Louis
Billeter
al Wasem
Johnny Billeter
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Schmidt Loses Out In French Amateur Golf Final
In La Boulie France on July 4 W Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester Mass was defeated in the third round of the amateur golf championship by Peter Gannon of Argentina by 9 holes. Gannon was the 1910 French champion. C W Inslee of the Oneida Community Club New York defeated Bland Ford of England 5 up 4 to play. H W Stucklen former Massachusetts champion fell to E A Lasson British amateur champion 1908 by 4 up 2 to play.
Cubs and Cincinnati Split Twin Bill in Chicago
Chicago and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Cincinnati winning 4 0 in the opener and losing 8 5 in game two. Brown and Clark, Smith, Richie and Archer handled pitching for Cincinnati and Archer for Chicago. Ames and Kling worked for Chicago in game two as Chicago rallied for five runs in the eighth.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Smith
Ames
New York
Criceho
Brown and Clark
Richie
Archer
R. H. B. Cincinnati
iChicago
Kling
Chesney
Dundee Beats Dixon in Ten Round Battle
Johnny Dundee of New York won the decision over Tommy Dixon of Kansas City in a ten round Albuquerque bout. Dundee scored three knockdowns and used fast moves and right uppercuts to the body, while Dixon answered with solid hooks. The final round was a fierce exchange as both fighters sought a knockout.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Johnny Dundee
New York
Tommy Dixon
Kansas City
Dundee
Dixon
Bell
Sheriff halts Britton White bout in eighteenth round
In New Orleans at the West Side Athletic Club Sheriff Marrero stopped the twenty round match between Jack Britton and Charlie White in the eighteenth round to save White from a knockout. Referee Burke halted the bout upon parish authorities instructions, declaring the fight no longer a boxing contest as Britton held up his glove.
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New Orleans
Sheriff Marrere
Jefferson Parish
Jack Britton
Charlie White
West Side Athletic Club
White
Burke
Britton
Marrero
Willard Defeats Williams In Easy Reno Bout
Jess Willard of Kansas won an easy victory yesterday in Reno, stopping Al Williams in the eighth round as Williams bled from the mouth and nose and his eyes were nearly closed when the referee ceased the fight.
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Reno
Jess Willard
Kansas
al Williams
Williams
Willard
Horands Sweep Citizens in Doubleheader Wins
The Horands defeated the Citizens Ice Company 6 to 2 and 7 to 2 in a two game series. Harris powered the first game with a three run homer and also starred in the second. Harris batted with Morrison behind him in the first game and Dolph and Cooney in the two, while Lundgreen and Alexander supported in the later innings.
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Horands
Citizens’ Ice Company
Harris
Morrison
Craig
Childners
Dolph
Cooney
Lundgreen
Alexander
Saps Sought by Southwestern Telephone Team
The Southwestern Telephone Company asks the Saps to contact them with their location for a Sunday game. They provided the number Travis 1154 but could not reach the Saps there and request a prompt reply.
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Southwesterns
Southwestern Telephone Company
Travis
Panthers and Austin split a Fort Worth doubleheader
Fort Worth and Austin split a doubleheader with Fort Worth winning 3 to 2 in twelve innings and Austin prevailing 5 to 4 in ten innings. Key moments include Nance driving in the winning run on a squeeze by Eberline in the first game and McCuller saving Lewis in the tenth to set up Austin’s decisive run.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Austin
Fentress
Larson
Meliver
James
Eberline
Hille
Kneaves
Wallace
Thompson
Brainard
Ccresees
Brownlow
Ds Sac
Fort Worth— AB
Wantoney
McAvoy
Howard
Waillace
Cisnecodeus
MlcHerne
Porucoor
Acas
Lewis
Nelly
McCuller
Nolly
Sack McCuller
Salm
Maloney
McIver
Mullaney
Giants Sweep Brooklyn in Doubleheader on July Day
New York edged Brooklyn 5 to 2 in morning action securing the win in the seventh with a three run burst after a fifth inning tie on four singles. The Giants won the afternoon game 9 to 5. In the first game Tesreau Crandall Wilson faced Yingling Curtis and Miller while in the second Marquard Meyers Hartley Rucker Hall Fischer pitched for Brooklyn.
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N. Y
New York
Giants
Tesreau
Crandall
Wilson
Yingling
Curtis
Miller
R. H. E. New York
Marquard
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