Ninth Round Beaux Rally Past Bronchos In Nine
Beaux win 6 to 5 on late ninth inning errors as Oilers rally from two runs down. Leidy directs from sidelines while Stinson argues with the umpire. Betts, Davenport and Lemon key late scoring as San Antonio edge a wild fielding contest.
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Dygert
Davenport
Torrey
George Leidy
Stinson
Howell
City of Missions
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Betts
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Schwind
Goodwin
Robinson
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Oilers
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Cook
Williams
Riggs
Stephen
Lehwind
Willie
San Antonio
AB. R
Hingen
Avenport
San Antonio Beats Beaumont 9 7 In Tight Game
Morton allowed 6 runs in 6 innings while Dygert gave up 5 in 6. San Antonio had 9 hits and 9 runs with Wilie Cooke Riggs Dyert among the hitters. Davenport Morton Dygert struck out, bases on balls, and small errors defined a 9 to 7 win with time 1 56 and umpire Howell.
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Dyert
Wilie
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Riggs
Frantz
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Robinson
Price
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Davenport
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Schwind
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New York and Washington Split Doubleheader in NYC
Washington won the second game 8 to 1 after New York took the opener 6 to 2. Boehling earned his string of victories with ten strikeouts, while Fisher secured his first win in weeks. Gossett suffered a finger injury in the first game.
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R. H. E. Washington
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Ainsmith
New York Americans Sell Borton to Jersey City Club
Manager Chance announced the sale of first baseman Borton to the Jersey City Club of the International League. He also purchased Jack Knight, former infielder for New York Washington Athletic and Boston, from Jersey City.
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Chance
New York Americans
Borton
Jersey City
Jack Knight
Washington, Athletic
Boston
Smithville Ball Club Names New Manager
Smithville Texas July 8 The Smithville Baseball Association reports manager J H McCollum has resigned and Theodore Brown was elected to replace him. The team departed for Giddings yesterday for a three game series.
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Smithville Baseball Association
Theodore Brown
Giddings
Club Standings and Today’s Matchups
Beaumont leads with 6 points and meets San Antonio which also has 6. Galveston 9 beats Houston 3 while Dallas 7 vs Austin 5. Fort Worth 5 faces Waco 0. Today’s games include San Antonio at Beaumont and Houston at Galveston with Waco at Fort Worth and Austin at Dallas.
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Yesterday's Results in St Louis and Other MLB Scores
Yesterday's results show St Louis beating Detroit 10 to 6. Philadelphia is 7 3, Boston 4 8, New York 5 1, Washington 2 8. No games scheduled today.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Baseball scores and matchups from national leagues
National League results show Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati New York 6 Boston 15 Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn 2. Play today features St Louis in Boston Cincinnati in Brooklyn Chicago in New York Pittsburg in Philadelphia. American Association games include Indianapolis 4 Columbus 5 At Dean Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 7 At Louisville Toledo 4 Louisville 8 At Kansas City St Paul 1 Kansas City 2 in 15 innings. International League results list Providence 7 Baltimore 0 Toronto 6 Buffalo 2 Montreal 8 Rochester 2 Jersey City 1 Newark 2. Southern results show Birmingham 10 over Montgomery 1 Chattanooga 13 over New Orleans 7 Atlanta 12 over Memphis 4. Mobile Nashville postponed.
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Murphy files protest over Cubs forfeited game
Chicago Nationals President Charles W. Murphy wired President Lynch protesting the second game of Sunday's double header with St. Louis. He asks the game be awarded to the Cubs and seeks reprimands for umpires Eason and Brennan for ruling the game to St. Louis.
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Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Nationals Today
Lynch
St. Louis
Murphy
Cubs
Eason
Brennan
Pesky Pirates Win as Robinson Stops Reds 6 to 1
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 6 to 1 as Robinson limits the Reds to three safeties. Dodges two second inning errors help the Pirates score two unearned runs. Manager Joe Tinker misses the game in Chicago due to Mrs. Tinker's illness. Score Cincinnati 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Pittsburg 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 x 9 5 1. Batteries Brown Clarke Robinson Simon.
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Dodge
Joe Tinker
Chicago
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Brown
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Dallas Walks Off With 7 5 Win Over Austin
Dallas built a 5 2 lead after four innings, then scored five in the fifth and two more in the seventh to beat Austin 7 to 5. Heinke started for Dallas, followed by Schwenk and a pinch hitter, as the pitching trio tried to hold the visitors.
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Schwenk
Galveston Pirates Rout Houston In Slugfest Resource
Galveston defeats Houston 9 to 3 after a high scoring afternoon. Williams led with three two base hits among thirteen hits for Galveston while Napier held Houston to three runs after Ray struggled early.
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Challenge to Battle with The Light Brainery Team
The Light mechanical department issues a baseball challenge to The Light Brainery. They propose a full game under Marquis of Queensberry rules with no ex-big leaguers, no six inch bats, and no dangerous play, insisting the battle go to the finish.
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Giants Cop Again Brooklyn in N Y Baseball War
New York won its twelfth straight, defeating Brooklyn 6 to 2. Demaree pitched well with strong support, Curtis homered in the fourth and fifth, Stack finished. Brooklyn outhit the Giants but could only push across two runs. Beers: Demaree and Meyers. Curtis, Stack, Miller, Heckinger.
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N. Y
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Curtis
Stack
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Heckinger
Elder Debuts and Exits as Browns Rout Detroit
St Louis pounded three Detroit pitchers to win 10 to 5. Elder, a Minnesota recruit, debuted for Detroit but allowed a double and three singles, walked five, in 3 1 3 innings. Bonnet and Aylmer sparked the Broncho Midgits 11 to 5 over Dignowity Hill. they seek a game next Saturday, Crockett 5777.
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Panthers Shut Out Tom Carson's Pets
Fort Worth Panthers blanked the Waco Navigators 5 to 0 in game two of the series. Due to pitcher shortages manager Carson used Ogle after Brasher started for Waco, with Sorrells surrendering six hits. McAvoy led Fort Worth battering with two triples and a single in four appearances, as the Panthers delivered a decisive win in Fort Worth.
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Conley and Doyle Bound Over in Prize Fight Case
Frankie Conley of Milwaukee and Billy Doyle of New Orleans were bound over to the grand jury in $200 bonds each in Judge McDonald s court for engaging in a prize fight for which admittance was charged. The case against club proprietor B J Parker was dismissed.
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Tex
Frankie Conley
Milwaukee
Billy Doyle
New Orleans
McDonald's Court
B. J. Parker
Uhlan Attempted Record Breaker Finishes In 1 59 1 2
In Cleveland on the Grand Circuit track Uhlan trotted the mile in 1:59 1 2 seeking to lower his world mark of 1:58 3 4. Quarter times were :29 38 4, 59 1 2, 1:29 1 4, 1:59 1 2 as Doc Tanner drove the black gelding with Slats pacing.
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Uhlan
Doc" Tanner
Divide double bill as Phillies split with Boston in two
Philadelphia and Boston split a July 7 doubleheader in Boston with the A’s winning 7 4 in the first game and the Red Sox taking the nightcap 8 3. Schang of Philadelphia suffered a left knee injury after being hit by a foul ball in the second game.
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Schang
Athletics
Boston Wins Doubleheader In Philadelphia Amid Pitching Shuffle
In Philadelphia, Boston edged Philadelphia 15 to 11 in game one after starter Moore left early, as four relievers pitched. Game two went 12 innings with Boston later prevailing 3 to 2 thanks to strong pitching, while Dickson Rudolph and Whalin shared catching duties for the Phillies.
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Doomn
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Marshall
Imlay
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Dabney Upsets Behr in Achilles Cup Singles
Lawn tennis ranking players opened matches at Seabright Club in Seabright New Jersey for the Achilles cup singles. The upset saw Karl Behr defeated by A B Dabney of Boston while other winners included W. J. Clothier W. M. Washburn G. P. Garner Jr F. C. Inman and G. F. Touchard and R. D. Little.
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Seabright
N. J
Seabright Club
Karl H. Behr
Polo loss widens Chicago park deficit by ten thousand
Chicago reports show a total deficit of 15000 from Grant Park games. Everett C. Brown of the managers committees blamed the polo tournament cancellation for the majority of the loss, noting the committee had expected 10000 in receipts from that event.
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Grant Park
Everett C. Brown
Lions Sweep Tigers in Junior Indoor Baseball doubleheader
In the morning at the YMCA the Lions crushed the Tigers 12 to 1 as Straughn shut down the Tiger offense. Lions bats produced two baggers as Sexauer, C Hawk and Straughn starred. Hyenas edged Weasels led by Breen pitching and Hix Green catching in a fast game.
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C. Hawk
B. Hawk
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Hix Green
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S. Brown
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Morris Signs McKinnan to Fort Worth Trial
Fort Worth manager Morris signed Joe McKinnan of Thurber Texas a third baseman today and will give him a trial at once. Morris scouted McKinnan in Thurber yesterday.
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McKinnan
Fort Worth
Tex
Joe McKinnan
Thurber, Tex
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