Olympic Trials In Stockholm Open With Five Point US Lead
United States holds a five point edge in the Stockholm Olympic events through the morning sessions. The day features women swimmers and multiple track and field heats with Finland dominant in javelin trials. Disqualification of the United States 4x400 relay sparks British debate on discipline as finals loom tomorrow.
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Stars Win From Tigers In 18 To 8 Victory
Milam Stars defeated the Tigers 18 to 8 on Sunday. Key players were Henry Simmang and Sam Ives. Milams seek a fast-pace opponent next Sunday, Metcs preferred. contact Milam pool parlor for arrangements with Dave Munoz. Score details: Milams 18, Tigers 8.
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Errors Cost Galveston in 1–0 Loss to San Antonio
In Galveston Texas San Antonio won 1 to 0 on a seventh inning sacrifice play aided by a throwing error. Moore hurled a two hitter for the visitors while Galveston’s infield miscues and air marked the defeat.
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Griff Spent Dollars To Make Team
Griff has become part owner of the Washington club and allegedly used profits from the produce business to recruit players. The St Louis Post Dispatch cites his success as producing nine thousand dollars and three sparring shares for one recruit, a tactic he then repeated with others.
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Senators Top Fort Worth 8 to 5 In Texas Baseball Tilt
The Senators defeated Fort Worth 8 to 5 in Austin yesterday. Bradley pitched well for the Senators as Maples was knocked out and Cravenstein finished. Brownlow hit a three bagger and Downey collected two. Fort Worth made runs in the later innings but could not overcome the early lead.
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Dallas and Waco duel ends in ten innings
Two home runs by Ens for Dallas and eight two baggers highlighted a 6 to 5 ten inning win by Waco yesterday. Ens hit two homers in the first and sixth innings, three Dallas hits helped frame the eighth, Crichlow and Carson produced a tenth inning double and single to seal the comeback. Jost relieved Ogle in the ninth as Waco held on.
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Houston Downs Beaumont In Tight 3–0 Exhibition
Houston outhit Beaumont and came away with a 3 to 0 victory. Foster shut the door as Houston built an early lead and preserved the shutout behind strong defense. Beaumont managed eleven hits but could not cross the plate, leaving runners stranded throughout.
American Association Results Reported for Minneapolis and Milwaukee Games
In Minneapolis the Pirates defeated St. Paul 9 to 8. At Milwaukee Louisville posted a 9 run tally as Kansas City faced Indianapolis in rain with only three games scheduled.
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Texas League Yesterday's Results Summary
San Antonio beat Galveston 1 0, Houston shut out Beaumont 3 0, Waco and Dallas tied 6 6, Austin defeated Fort Worth 8 5. Today matchups include San Antonio at Galveston, Houston at Beaumont, Dallas at Waco, Fort Worth at Austin.
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Baseball Scores and Today’s Interleague Matchups
Yesterday in the American League Boston defeated St. Louis 5 to 1 while Cleveland won 7 to 4 over Philadelphia. Today Chicago plays Philadelphia St. Louis plays Boston Detroit visits New York and Cleveland meets Washington.
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National League Scores Reported Across Main Parks
Chicago defeated New York 7 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 6 to 2. Pittsburg lost 9 to 1 to Boston, and St Louis edged Boston 2 to 1. Brooklyn played Cincinnati in rain with games postponed. matchups listed for city sites.
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Iron Man Is Done McGinnity Retires From Pitching
Newark July 9 The once mighty McGinnity will no longer pitch in the box as of yore. He says his days are over and a wrist injury hastened his withdrawal. At 39 he reflects on a stellar career, noting younger players show better form. He led the National League in wins twice, a feat Christy Mathewson never shared alone.
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Storbeck Stopped by Stewart at Madison Square Garden
Fred Storbeck of South Africa loses to Jim Stewart of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden. The scheduled ten rounds end in the sixth when Storbeck’s manager throws in the sponge to save him. Storbeck led early but Stewart dominated with body blows and head punches, ten rounds not completed.
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Southern League Results Summary
Mobile defeated Memphis 2 to 1 in Memphis. Nashville routed New Orleans 10 to 1 in Nashville. Chattanooga beat Montgomery 5 to 1 in Chattanooga. Atlanta Birmingham game not played.
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Austin to keep Texas league games at CapItol City
Austin officials announced that remaining Texas league games will not be transferred and the Senators refused Denison’s bid for the franchise. Fans recall uneven Riverside Park exhibitions amid poor local support. New acquisition Otto Melver, a former big league and San Francisco shortstop, joins the club.
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Marquard Loses After 19 Wins in Chicago Defeat
In Chicago New York loses 7 to 2 as Rube Marquard this season's 19 game win streak ends in the series opener. James Lavender and Chicago hitters spark the victory while Marquard exits after six innings with Devore and Tesreau finishing. Captain Doyle of New York is mentioned in the report.
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Big Jim Vaughn Defeats Former Teammates 3-2
Washington Americans pitcher Big Jim Vaughn, formerly with the Yankees, earned a 3-2 victory over his old club. The game showcased Vaughn’s strong outing against his ex-teammates and solid support from the Washington bullpen.
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Schulte shines as Evers and Sailer pace win
Schulte's sharp fielding and the RBI fire from Evers and Sailer powered the victory. Evers scored twice while Sailer drove in runs as the team pulled ahead, showcasing strong defense and timely hitting.
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Golf committee announces July tournament pairings at San Antonio Country Club
The San Antonio Country Club golf committee released first round pairings for the July tournament with eight survivors in each class after the preliminary round. Round two is set for July 27 with four players in each class advancing, and Class A to D pairings listed for opening matchups among doctors and local golfers.
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Thomas S. Goggan
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Thomas H. Franklin
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