Bronchos Split Doubleheader With Houston Buffalos
The Bronchos win 8 to 4 in the opener at League Park, then lose 6 to 1 in seven innings. Gene Cocreham and Moore duel on the mound in game one as Newnam's Bronchos jump early and hold on. Duffy dominates the second game for Houston while Harper and the Buffs keep Bronchos hitters quiet after a rough first frame. President Walter Morris watches and notes the league’s growth.
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Houston Buffaloes
League Park
Newnam
Cocreham
Moore
Luling
Dunckel
Sicking
Neusel
Tierney
Gibson
Cook
Twad
Baggan
Noyes
Newnamites
Houston
Booe
Perry
James
Borneo
McCarty
Britton
Mac
Hemingway
Stelibauer
Harper
Northen
Wis
Jack
Duffy
Buffs
Walter Morris
Dallas
Waco
Panthers win both in Fort Worth doubleheader
Fort Worth defeated Shreveport 56 to 4 in the first game and 4 to 3 in the second. Bittle's bases-loaded double broke the opener. Bernsen tied the second with a seventh-inning homer after Dodd and Stow contributed. Pitchers Watson and Terry had wild outings as the Panthers come from behind in each game.
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Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tex
Bittle
Bernsen
Ao Bittle
Watson
Terry
Eveport
Coen
Trotter
Ings
Ceccesee
Kircher
Smith
Itcher
Nye
Dodd
McLarry
Stow
Woodall
Gleason
Tretter
Napier
Sentell
Shrevgeport
Burke
Pete
Usc
Carrol
Metarry
Flynn
Ager
Tullos
Faulkner
Nixon
Nitile
Eedevernee
Sharman
Fornsen
le Williams
Poad
Sane
Dillinger
Whittaker
Renee
Kirentz
Carroll
Flynnn
Rittle
hKireber
Bernsea
Nye Twouvke
Williams
Krcher
Pernsan
Innin
Dillinor
Ateon
Ath
Wetson
Umire Sentell
Ty Cobb Nears .400 Mark In Prolific Batting Run
Ty Cobb of Detroit surges toward a .400 season batting average as he posts 24 points in ten games and 100 hits for 153 bases. He leads in runs with 47 and steals 20 bases, while George Sisler and McInnis chase at .320.
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Chicago
Ty Cobbs
Detroit Star
Cobb
Weaver
Sisler
McInnis
George Sisler
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Speaker
Chapman
Roth
Cleveland
Pipp
New York
Detroit
Sister
Sloan
Milan
Washington
Heisman
Jacobson
Felsch
Babe”’ Ruth
Boston
Cruise
Roush
Cincinnati
Hans Wagner
Hornsby
Munch
Atlanta
Hyatt
Bratchi
Memphis
Covington
Little Rock
Knaupp
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Edmondson
New Yorleans
Kinsley
Nashville
Moran
H. W. Baker
Vick
Ellis
Birmingham
W. Smith
Tincup
Fallenwider
Ponder
Walker
T. Sheehan
E. Ellis
Robinson
Smith
Robertson
Hill
Decatur
Conley Ties Major League Win Streak in Dallas Victory
John Conley pitched Dallas to a 6 5 win over Waco in game one, tying the major league record with nineteen straight victories. Dallas rallied in the eighth, with two runs after multiple hits, then scored the decisive run in the tenth on Mattick's grounder. Waco won the nightcap 5 1 as Conley’s streak ended.
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Dallas
Tex
John Conley
Waco
Conley
Mattick
Schliebner
Lewis
AB. R.H
A. E
Sir Abe
Malmauis
Vann
Letty
Vsiecntatecaese Ao
Leslie
James
If Renner
Grubb
Prevr
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Haavcunsarnesss
Petty
Ens
Kuln
Palmer
Donald
Sims
Sim
Hose
Tulix
Callahan
Bises
Tanner
Lalmer
Litechi
Echlichner
Litschi
Matthews
Aco
EB. Miller
Wotell
Lesiie
Jomea
Malmquist
Sis
Ees
Awenvewesereenl
Frownley
Peewee
Brooks
C¢ Steer
Neers Lewis
P Seer
Lunings
Kerrville Beats A and C in Home Baseball Clash
Kerrville Athletics topped Ahrens & Ott of San Antonio Sunday afternoon in Kerrville Texas. Al Manny dominated on the mound allowing only three safeties as Burl Blalock struggled in the box. Final batteries listed Blalock and Burke for Ahrens Ott and Manny and Cotthard for Kerrville.
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Kerrville
Tex
Kerrville Athletics
Ahrens & Ott
Ve Antonio
al Manny
San Antonio
Burl Blalock
R. H. EB
Athens
B. Blalock
BE. Burke
al Maney
Cotthard
Standings in the Texas League on Sunday
Results show San Antonio 8 1, Houston 4 6, Dallas 6 1, Waco 5 5, Fort Worth 5 4, Shreveport 4 3. Play resumes Monday with Houston at San Antonio, Shreveport at Fort Worth, Waco at Dallas.
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San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Seveeseee
Houston Teeeeee
Viaco
Fort Worth Ae
Live
National League Results Show No Sunday Games
National League results note no games were scheduled on Sunday as seven teams in the east played none. Matchups listed include Cincinnati at Chicago Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York and Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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Carey
Pittsburg
Robertson
New York
Doyle
Chicago
Hornsby
Cravath
Philadelphia
Groh
Cincinnati
Cruise
St. Louis
Roush
Brooklyn
T. Pet
Philadelphia Eenee
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St. Louis Eeeseeetd
Cincinnati We
Chicago Eeee
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across the League
The American League results show Chicago defeating Philadelphia 8 to 4 and Washington beating Detroit 10 to 5. St Louis won 8 to 4 against New York, while Cleveland blanked Boston 1 to 0. Upcoming matchups include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis and Washington at Detroit with Boston at Cleveland.
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Cicotte
Chicago
Bagby
Cleveland
Scott
Jones
Detroit
Leonard
Boston
Oak
Boland
Dumont
Washington
Russell
Coombe
Shore
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Ebeedaacse
Eeeseearth
Headquarters Win Streak Continues In Army Post Game
Fort Sam Houston’s Headquarters defeat the XXX Pearls 5 to 4 on Grayson Street diamond. Lefty Ross vs Cy Fried in a pitching duel, Fannin homers, Aldworth drives in two, Heil adds two hits. Pearls’ Teddy Green and Captain Hynes each collect two blows. Umpire: Frank Browning.
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Fort Sam Houston
XXX Pearls
Grayson Street
Army Post
Ross
Cy" Fried
Brewers
Fanning
Aldworth
Fannin
Fried
Heil
Teddy Green
Captain Hynes
Pearls
Ross Frank Browning
Detroit
Wright
Browning
Second Texas Victors Defeat Motor Truck Co in Diamond Battle
The Second Texas Artillery, previously Battery E, won its sixth straight game at Harlandale Diamond Sunday, beating the Motor Truck Co 72. McCarty starred on the mound allowing two hits, while Conrad Wolf and Holbrecht boosted the offense. Manager Robertson plans a major showdown at League Park with the HQ team.
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Texas Artillery
Harlandale Diamond
Motor Truck Co. 72
McCarty
Hunt
Conrad
Wolf
Holbrecht
Texas
Robertson
League Park
Rk. H. E
Motor Truck Co
McCartry
Heim
Flynn and Gaugher
Baseball standings by city and scores from four arenas
At Columbus Columbus 1 11 Louisville 2 1. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 15 4 Milwaukee 2 3. At Toledo Toledo 4 1 Indianapolis 5 4. At St Paul St Paul 0 8 Kansas City 2 1.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
James released by Bronchos after rough start at Park
The Bronchos released pitcher James after a poor first inning against the San Antonio club at League Park. James had shown potential when in control but failed to settle in, prompting the Monday decision. The team proceeds with a home game before a two week road trip as Rook trips to visit relatives.
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James
League Park
San Antonio Baseball Club
Harrison J. Benson
Rook
Perry
Houston
Four Davy Crockett Members Qualify at Leon Springs
The Davy Crockett Rifle Club held target practice at the Leon Springs range on Sunday. Four members Fred Abbey L I Bader Mrs J W Schofield and J P D Brinkmeyer qualified as marksmen while Mrs Albert Siegel and Mrs W Mohner gave an exhibition shoot. The club now lists thirty one marksmen five sharpshooters and one expert rifle man among forty members. Colonel Scott is thanked for courtesies shown during the event.
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Davy Crockett Rifle Club
Leon Springs Range
Fred Abbey
L. I. Bader
J. W. Schofield
J. PD. Brinkmeyer
Albert Siegel
W. Mohner
Colonel Scott
Asylum Nine Wins Double Header Sunday
The Southwestern Asylum baseball team won two games on Sunday on the asylum grounds. They defeated the Turners 13 to 8 behind 14 hits and strong catching by Hill. In the second game the Asylum beat Aviation Post 7 to 2 as Peaty and Navert contributed early tight innings.
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Reat
Birdmen
Navert
BH. Higgins
EK. Higgins
McClure
Fry
Shytels
Hanah
Asylum
R. H. E. Asylum
Southwestern Asylum
Turners
Bill Cunningham
Provisional Aviation School
Camp Kelly
Frioity Road
Harry
Billy Pace
Hill
Smith
Wagner
R. H. E. AE Eer Sas Bakhek
Peaty
Cunningham
Barich
Bobby Jones Posits 10 for Western Amateur Qualifying
Bright sun and a lively breeze marked the Western Amateur rounds at Midlothian Country Club Chicago. Bobby Jones of Atlanta shot 80 for 18 holes while James Standish Jr of Detroit posted 90 to advance with 170 players vying for 64 medals for the match play.
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Chicago
Midlothian Country Club
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
James Standish Jr
Detroit
Midlothian
Standish
Chick Evans
Jones
United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association
John Mays
England
East
Francis Ouimet
John G. Anderson
Jesse Guilford
Massachusetts
America
South
Georgia
Perry Adair
Rueben G. Bush
New Orleans
Richard Hickey
Tom Prescott
Adair
Druid Hills
Bell Jerkers Defeat Chapas In Bracken Ridge Showdown
The Traction Company baseball team beat the Chapas 6 to 2 on Lambert Beach diamond at Bracken Ridge Park Sunday morning. M Wolff pitched airtight ball in key moments and added a two RBI safety. V McCoy had three hits in four at bats and Harris stood out at short for Bell Jerkers amid rough support for the Chapas.
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Traction Company
Chapas
Lambert Beach
Brackenridge Park
Bell Jerkers
M. Wolff
Wolff
V. McCoy
Harris
Layne
Chambr
Kit Tins
Ees
Battersea
R. Broad
Layre
T. Stahl
Promise Easily Kept Court Plea Ends With Australia Mention
A Brooklyn citizen pleads to be released from further appearances promising reformation. He states he is bound for Australia and warns that any backsliding would draw another court’s attention. The exchange reflects a hopeful but cautious judgment.
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Australia
Brooklyn
Lipscomb and Sweet Tie in Rifle Event
Lipscomb Camp Funston and Sweet Alamo Rifle Club tied for top score in open rifle at 300 yards with 96. Richter Big Da Bible Club placed third with 94 and Clark earned fourth with 2. Multiple shooters posted 80s and 70s as the range saw steady activity with a roofed firing line installed.
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E. P. Lipscomb
Camp Funston
G. W. Sweet
Alamo Rifle Club
Municipal Rifle Range Sun
W. Richter
Big da Bible Club
T. H. Clark
J. Ex Wa
G. V. Richter
Big Dandy Club
D. M. Ingram
D. M. Engla
A. Rieh
Lieut. R. G. Star
D. Cappelleti
Fritz R Jr
A. G. Stromski
J. Jolli
E. Pyle
F. P. Davis
R. H. Roberts
G. Stromski
Braloco
F. P. Yis
Jones
Clark
J. H. Furnish
C A. L. Moll
Joe Beck
E. Ortoned
G. Collings
Quinn
Price Combs
Company L
Ray Lam Las
H. H. Mitchell
St Gerard Tops Sacred Heart in Baseball Thriller
The St Gerard baseball team snapped a losing streak by defeating Sacred Heart 9 to 6 in a batting duel. Edward Sullivan Jerry Sullivan Peter Bemke led the winners while Frank Ducos Mike Kelley and Albert Maspen starred for Sacred Heart. Batteries: Jerry Suit James Sullivan Mike Kelley.
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St. Gerard
St. Joseph’s Baseball Lea
Heart
Port
Edward Sullivan
Jerry Sullvan
Peter Bemke
Frank Ducos
Mike Kelley
Albert Maspen
Sacred Heart
Jerry Suit
James Sullivan
Will McBreary
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Ed Carson
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Tee Tierney
Crok
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Hemingwey
Crook
Har Stellbauer
Dufty
Panthers
A.B. R. H Pure
McLarry * Flynn
Vt Smith
Oy Paulknar
Hxon
Leiry P Vet Gleason
B. Pidlerf
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Eernsen
Perritt
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Roger Hornsby
Southern
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Southern Association
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Schupp
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Steer
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Miller
James Te Vann
Malmaist
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Dajlag
League Park Ladies Free Hot Wells
St. Mary's St
Navarro St
Gunter Hotel
George McManus
Maggie - ME
Darlin
Manny
Broncs
Davy Crockett
L. D. Bader
J. D. Brinkmeyer
Lipscomb and Sweet Tie
Mrs. L. Jones
Captain Adams
Holy Name Lea
Joseph Eeene
Millyans
Frank D. Hensley
Main Plaza
Freight Baggage Automobiles Merchants Transfer Co
St. Mary’s Street
Delivery Cars
SAN Antonio Motor Car CO
E. Travis St
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