Beaux Take Bong Into Camp In Final
Beaumont July 10 Beaux defeat San Antonio 6 to 3 in final game of the series earning three wins in four games for the ailing Beaux Leidy’s crew sparkled by Lefty Morton who fanned twelve while Kibler led visitors with a three bagger Beaux rallied in the sixth and seventh innings to pull away and clinch the win for the home club
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Fan Antoniu
Dallas Clinches Hold On Top Position In Seventh Inning
Kneaves' two base hit and Ma lon ey steal aided Dallas in taking the lead in the seventh. Eberline scored on a first base error as Dallas left three on base and Fort Worth left seven. McAvoy to Kneaves to Eberline completed a double play as Hornsby and Hornsby allowed several miscues.
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Chappelle to Be Auctioned Off in Milwaukee
Outfielder Larry Chappelle of the local American Association club will be sold at auction on July 15 Mrs Agnes Havener club owner announced Several major league clubs including Chicago Detroit Brooklyn Cincinnati and Cleveland have bid for the injured knee era player Chappelle is currently out of the game with a knee injury.
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Club Standings and Tonight's Matches
Yesterday results show Beaumont 5 over San Antonio 3 and Houston 11 beat Galveston 2. Austin 1 defeated Waco 0. Dallas 2 beat Fort Worth 0. Tonight San Antonio visits Houston and Beaumont plays Galveston. Fort Worth hosts Dallas while Waco travels to Austin.
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Galveston
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Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
A roundup of scores from American Association, International League and Southern League games. Highlights include Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 0, New York 3 Chicago 0, Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5, and Milwaukee 1 St Paul 1. Several games were postponed or called due to rain.
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St Louis
Buffaloes Defeat Galveston Pirates in Fourth Game
Houston Buffaloes beat Galveston 11 to 2 as Criss failed to connect with Pirates pitches while Hiett and Roberts supplied Houston’s hits. Maloney’s fielding struggled and Galveston’s pitching woes aided the visitors in the July 10 game in Galveston.
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Criss
Houston Buffaloes
Hiett and Roberts
Maloney
Aikin
Kiteman
Newnam
AB. R
Betcher
Roberts
Umpire Burke Picked For Scribes-Type Game At Electric Park
Jack Burke of City League was chosen to officiate the Scribes-Type baseball game at Electric Park next Sunday. The Typos criticize the choice amid rumors of bribes, while the Editors defend Burke’s long experience and call him right for the simple reason he can tell a base hit from a wind pad.
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Peerless Walter Shines on the Hillock in Detroit Doubleheader
Washington and Detroit split a July 10 doubleheader. Washington won the first 5 to 3 behind seven strikeouts by Davis, while Detroit took the second 9 to 0 as Johnson held the Tigers to two hits in six innings before Gallia relieved.
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Austin Triumphs Over Waco In One-Run Finish
Austin nips Waco 1 to 0 in a one run game lasting 1 hour 16 minutes. James delivered the winning single after a walk and sacrifice at bats. A late altercation between Tanner and umpire Thompson delayed the game briefly.
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Braves Grab Both Games From St Louis in July Doubleheader
Boston defeated St Louis in both ends of a doubleheader yesterday with scores of 6 to 3 and 10 to 6. The second game ended after seven and a half innings due to darkness as heavy hitting and wild pitching drove the wins. Batteries: Sallee Geyer McLean Wingo Hess Rariden. Perritt Steele Geyer Wingo Robertson Rudolph Whaling.
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Pirates Beat Phillies 3 to 0 in Philadelphia
Pittsburgh pitchers blank Philadelphia as Adams allows three hits. Brennan exited for Walsh in the eighth after pitching well. Alexander injures his side, replaced by Imlay. Score Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 0 with 10 hits to 1. Batteries: Adams Simon Brennan Alexander Imlay Mayer Hovley Killifer.
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Palzer to Meet French Champion in October Fight
Tom O Rourke manager of Al Palzer accepts terms with T H Dionne of Paris for a October bout against Georges Carpentier with a $15000 purse.
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New York
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al Palzer
T. H. Dionne
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France
Georges Carpentier
Lions Trim Weasels In Slugfest At Y M C A
In a morning game at the Y M C A the Lions beat the Weasels by a wide margin. Strong hitting by Cartwright Sexaur and Graef led the Lions with Straughn pitching well. Meerscheidt struggled for the Weasels before relief by Stanton Brown.
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Giants Win Seventeenth Straight with 8 0 Shutout of Chicago
New York extended its unbeaten streak to fourteen games by defeating the Chicago club 8 to 0 at the polo grounds. Cheney and Bresnahan teamed with Marquard and Meyers in a dominant pitching performance as New York posted a clean sheet. President Hempstead unveiled the John T Brush stairway linking Edgecomb avenue to the speedway entrance.
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Red Sox Trim Browns In St. Louis rout
Boston defeated St. Louis 9 to 0 as Ray Collins shut down the Browns and the Red Sox capitalized on six errors. Boston 9 runs on 9 hits, St. Louis 0 runs on 6 errors. batteries Collins and Carrigan for Boston, Weisman Leverenz Powell and Agnew for St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
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Ray Collins
R. H. E. Boston
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Powell
Agnew
Kaufman Baseball Meeting At Store Tonight
The Kaufman baseball team will meet at the store tonight at 8 o'clock. The new manager Nat Kaufman asks all players to shine early as many changes will be made for the team’s interest at this meeting.
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