Buffaloes and Nunsell Clash as Bags Burst in Loss
Houston Stuggers triumph 7 to 1 over the Buffaloes. Walter Johnson shines on the mound as San Antonio runners are kept in check after an early infield single. Crise struggles but later support aids the Visitors in a lopsided victory.
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Houston
Tex
Ffouston
Leldy
Walter Innaon
Eugene
Munsell
Ie Burtfalves
Texling
San Antonio Iers
Baggin
Winttsly
Wunekel
Crise
Jack Teave
Seti
Welpraondglea
MacDonald
Shaw
Johnson
Summers
Clarke
Funsell
Merron
Lotsyoressene
Smumeelt
Headquarters to Clash With Wal kowicz Sunday in Return Contest
Headquarters baseball tent Fort Sem Houston hosts a return contest with the Dal-Mit team Sunday at 3:30 PM. Teams previously split a close series, headquarters holding the edge. Mack speed merchant Manny starts on the hill with Gott on the mound. Moll anchors the receiving end.
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Walkowicz
Fort Sem Houston
Dal- Mit
Gottardt
Billie L
Ore
Wheebach
Moll
ArlandaLe vs Red Caps Baseball Clash Sunday Doubleheader
ArlandaLe hosts San Antonio based Red Caps in a Sunday doubleheader starting at 2:00 PM. Manager Bill Noxen plans McCarty and Holoak as battery for the first game with Vance and Hilton handling duties in the second. 1 year old phenom Lou Raft will pitch the first game for Red Caps with Pape at first line. Gian Fer Holion to catch both games.
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Harlandele
Tila
Red Caps
San Antonio
le Mamond
Bill Noxen
The
Star
Quigies
McCarty
Hol ‘Oak
Hife
Vance
Hil Tenden
Red Cape
Pape
3Ianfer Holion
Evans Defeats Riley In Straight Sets
Evans defeated Riley in straight sets in a midweek tennis match. Tilley dominated the net, with strong play at the service line and crucial returns. Umpired by George Wheeler, the match drew strong attendance and sets up a potential rematch next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Riley
Essa
Teliey
Eyana Ted
Tey
Keans
Livina Tonke
Riles
Myans
Southern tennis stars meet in finals today in Atlanta
Edmond Phelps of New Orleans faces Carter of Atlanta in the singles final of the Southern championship. In doubles, Arleton Smith and D. B. Mansfield meet B. S. M. Grant and Nat Thornton for the title. Miss Irving Murphy of New Orleans won the women's singles, defeating Mrs. Marion R. Milford of Atlanta 5-1 8-2.
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Atlanta
Edmond Phelps
New Orleans
Anda Carter
Mansfield
J.B. Adeone Jr
A. F P. Shelton
Dallas
Texas
Grant and
Thornton
Irving Murphy
Marlon R. Mc~ford
He Ting
Pound
Unclear Federal League SL baseball game notes
Fragmented box score text lists teams Pittsburg and Buffalo with inning by inning scores and battery names Crandall Hastleys Alien OConnor, Hartley Berry Blair Seaton Smith Biron Tanflite Bh. chaotic second game details for Brooklyn and Buffalo with pitchers and batters, no coherent narrative or full names.
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Gonis
Pittsburg
Crandall and Hastleys
Alien
O'Connor
RK H
Bt. Toms
Froom
Hartley
Berry
Rome
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Gasco Bracken Series Set After New Appointment
Gasco Blocttle Company announces a three game series with Ardelen in Bracken Sunday. A new appointment will be introduced. details remain unclear due to OCR distortion. The event appears to involve regional teams and officials with planned public notices forthcoming.
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Gas and Blocttle Company
Organic
Minenin
Ardelen
Lan
Gael Wren
Club standings and Saturday games across cities
Friday results show New York Bed 3 Chightonty 3 and Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 1 while Houston and Beaumont matches are listed with multiple city pairings. Sat schedule includes Boston at Brooklyn Toronto at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia among others with unclear spelling and venue names.
Leading League Batters and Pitchers in National News
Summary of batting averages led by Zimmerman and Cobb, with .404 and .298 marks respectively, and notes on league leaders among hitters and pitchers. Includes scattered game results: Cleveland 4 New York 4. Detroit 14 Roatan 4. Chicago 3 Washington 1. Philadelphia 4 St Louis 4, plus upcoming schedule.
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Pues Agh
Dikes
LD Banik Wit
Walmat
Nll
Heine Zimmerman
Te Chi Qu Cubs
Ram Aleut Fortieth
Jyast
Inez
Daubert
Droollen
Dorie
New York
Mapitte
Guderius
Philadelphia
Pierre
Chicago
Alexander
Mamaux
Pitaburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Roatan
Washington
St. Louis
Standings and leaders from early baseball leagues and tracks
Detroit star Ty Cobb leads American League batting with .404 and 51 steals while Crawford of Chicago ranks second in total bases with 246. Chicago and Cleveland pace with pitchers Faber and Scott. Lee Magee posts .352 in the Federal League for Brooklyn, while George McConnell leads pitchers with 18 wins. Friday results include Buffalo, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and St Louis games as New York area tracks report.
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Chisty Cobb
Detroit
Crawford
Jackson
Cleveland
Farmer
Chicago
Das
E. Colins
Faber
Scott
Lee Magee
Brooklin
Stil
Campbell Newark
Kauff
Brogllyn
Flack
Casterly
Kensay City
Dunan
Baltimore
George McConnell
Aven
Sb Lane
Pitteburg
Plank
St. Louis
Transas
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Newark
Buffalo
Seeger Pharmacy Basebell Team Hosts Doubleheader Sunday
The Seeger Pharmacy Baseball squad schedules a Sunday doubleheader at Seeger Diamond featuring Traction Company first, then Chapa Keds. Speedball Wedge and Firabst Spearman will handle catching duties with Korteur at first base, while Seegers plan to finalize pitching matchups.
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Seeger Pharmacy
Seeger
Traction Company
Spearman
Korteur
Chapa Reds
Land Leads Southern Avgs in Batting and Pitching Averages
Land leads the Southern League averages with a .335 mark across July games. Notables include McDermott of Memphis with six home runs, Stork of Nashville driving 60 runs, and pitching leaders Robertson of Birmingham at 12 and 3 and Hoge/Cunningham at 16 and 5.
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Land
Lord
Memphis
New Orleans
Aruthere
Exe
Tania
Manning
Atlanta
Paulette
Neshville
Murray
Little Rock
Filwert
Sloan
Birmingham
Rendrys
Stork
Nashville
McDermott
Tuch
Frost New Orleans
Robertson
Hoge
Mobile
Cunningham
Chattanooga
D. Rath
Demphis
Speed boat sinks near York after launch near City Island
A speed boat named Ankle Deep IE sank shortly after its launch near City Island on July 10. The 400 horsepower vessel, built to replace a previous boat burned in Long Island Sound last year, cost $25,000 and was owned by Count Mikoukt. The wreck occurred as the craft capsized following a diving mishap, with scant legible details remaining.
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York
City Island
Long Island Sound
Mikoukt
Milles ii
Pigtaland 4 New Var 8 Scoreboard Report
Detroit 15, Boston 4 and Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 4 dominate the day with multiple games listed. Riders note standout players, coaches, and courts as teams clash across AL and USA regions.
Hubby and Tarrant Families 10 Play at San Antonio
The Hubby and Tarrant families prepare for an 11 hole match Sunday at the San Antonio Country Club. Teams include G. M. Hubby and three sons against Edward and four Tarrant siblings with ages ranging from 14 to 42. Competition centers on aggregate medal scores to determine the cup winner.
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Wace
Sarrant
San Antonio
Acup
Sun Ay
Route Country Club
Walatest
Hubby
Thes Fons
Paryant
Ares G. M. Hubby
Tirner Ashby
Clarence, Hubby
Ghulmers Hubby
B. ‘Tarra
Edward ‘Tarrant
Fred Tarrant
Jack Tarrant
Huby
Turner Hubby
Mr. Tarrant
Edward Tarrant
Atera
Tennis Experts Meet San Pirancieco at Panama Exposition
The Panama Pacific Exposition Tennis Tournament opened with the East facing fornie's stars while the West showcases Harvard men KR N Williams and W K Washburn, and Princetonians G M Church and Dean Mather. California presents Maurice McLoughlin, former national champion, with Thomas Budy and Clarence Griffin.
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San Pirancieco
Cal
Fornie
Harvard
KR. N. Williams
W. K. Washesburn
Metropolis Open Golf Title Ties Clifton and Nicholls
Gilberti Nicholls of Wilmington and Robert G. MacDonald of Buffalo County tied Friday at 297 for 72 holes in the Metropolis Open Golf Championship, to be decided Saturday at Fox-Hill Club. Omitted fragments note other items from New York sports brief and national championships.
Central States Title Fifteen At Stake In Tennis Meet
Amid a struggle for the Central States championship, players contest singles and doubles events with semifinals looming. Notable entries include Jones, Nolen Hoery, and defending champions Ratingon and Smith, as Oklahoma rivals Paw Bayou and Mugeng Monnet advance in hopes of central honors.
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BT Louis
Narsine
Agsnelapen
Adit
Butundry
Chanmiminthy Otsa
Cingley
Sindy
Mundy
Toy
Degman Jones
Nolen Hoery
Central States
Nagatisty Ratingon
Smith
Maraleh
Paw Bayou
Ani Mugeng Monnet
Oklahoma
Kiwith Jones
Nale Nfonpet
We Ty Rowhaneliaere Maten
Gontantaruts
Fririny Montiet
Chandler
Driammonit Tower
Sullivan
Sloans Effective Against Shreveport
Dallas defeated Shreveport by a large margin in Dallas on Friday. Sloan pitched effectively for Dallas while Shreveport errors helped widen the final score. Manager Smith used three pitchers as Sloan and Stephens combined for the victory.
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Dallas
Tex
Shreveport
Smith
Sloan
Stephens
Nelly
Uuspire
Milter
Beaux Bunt Defeats Galveston Team In Eight Inning Rally
Beaux Bunt defeated Galveston 8 to 4 after an eighth inning surge broke Galveston’s infield. Beaumont pitchers Penned erratic hits as Galveston’s defense faltered. Fateful misplays and timely hits powered the Beaux Bunt victory in a frenzied Friday contest in Tex.
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BEAUX
Galveston
Tex
Juli Lu
Beaumani
Couch
Bills
R.A E
Sy Beaumont
Conch
Warden
Carson
Martina
Bobowi
National League scores and box details from Philadelphia to Boston
Fragmentary baseball box scores show Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh 2 to 0 with pitching by Harman Conzelmay and Gibson and later New York beating Cincinnati 5 to 3 with Beholder Wines Porritt and Tair on the mound. Additional notes reference Boston, St Louis, Brooklyn, Chicago and Detroit game outcomes with various battery pairs and line scores.
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Newy York
Cineinnad
New X
Rat Rem Winelinall
New York
Butteries
Dale
Wingo
Stra and
Meyers
OH. B. Ginelmnath
New Yoi
Toxis
Beholder
Porritt and
Tair
Southern League Bearn versus Rock and New Orleans scores
In New Orleans the Bearn team split results with Rock and New Orleans, with batteries led by Bast, Gttaon, Hogg, Notuerkorn, and other pitchers noted. Games included Birmingham and Memphis matchups with Keeley, Schief, Grimes, and Hardgrave among the battery names, revealing a crowded schedule and several close scores.
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Bearn
Ate Rock
Bast
Gttaon
Grthjbenss Hogg and
Notuerkorn
R. HE. Mentihis
Birmingham
Keeley
Schief Grimes
Hardgrave
Wallace
Ahrens to Play Tigers in New Braunfels Sunday
The Abréhe and Ott baseball team will clash with the New Braunfels Tigers on Sunday afternoon in New Braunfels, per a recent agreement. Holbrook and Curran will start for Ahrens and Ott, Slaughter catching, with Rich and Wright likely facing the Tigers. The Ahrens and Ott manager asks all players to meet at the I, G, N depot at noon Sunday. charters issued.
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Abréhe
Ott
Braunfels Tigers
New Braunfels
Holbrook
Curran
Ahrens
Ote
Rich
Wright
Tesant
Tigers
Inven
Redford Weakens and Nays Pound Victory
Bedford shadows a win amid a rambling event with conductors and officials. reports of a walk and a lengthy ceremony follow. Names include Barret Hailand, Waco, Chicago, and Austin figures in varied notes on conventions and transit.
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Jaw
Frierson
Wal
Pbryo Walter Johnson
Houston Stuggers
Arlandale
Ival
Aca
Anis
Sandys
Stotts
Gunter Rig
Son Antonis
George McManus
NOSIR
Ssouth
Phelps
Miss Murphy
Federal League
Gascos
Nineplus
Arkday
Tisans
San Antonin Tl
Calvan
Streveport
Ean Antari
Beaumont
Walvanstoin
Waco
Fort Worth
Chightonty
Philadgtplyin
Haston
St. Howls
Chiat
al Louthal Soston
Snotmall
Pittsbure
Bais
Antonin
Brahding
Clie
Toston
Vane Mo
Einige
Cobb
Fierce
McConnell
St. Lows
Boston
St. Coils
St. Lewis
St Louis
Chicsza
Brouoklyn
Play Traction Company
Chapa Keds
Sutherland Springs
Sina
Pigtaland
Veel
Heveland
Flakertund Souvery
Miwhell
O'Neill
Katorim
Muth
Mays
Geres
Phildelphia
Save - Me
Philadedphin
USA
AL Lanis
Ty Batteres
Bushwind
Lappdamer
Agnew
Chica
Washington, i
A. H. Yi
Crmomho
Mery
Tarrant
Warvard
Pluk
Gillert Nicholls and
Hobert
MacDonald Mees
Metrojuffian Poday
Bakes Briers Halt
Omer Baker
San Francisco
Baker
Neo
American Association
AL St. Paul
St. Panh
Louise
Vile
Minneapolis
Mini Indianipolis
Milwhakees
al Kabaus
Cty
Columbus
Otis
Jones-Hoerr
Sloans
Woelkey
Maya
Hoefeen
Nashvttie
NPA
Orleans
Philadelphis
Finsburgh
Didladelphia - AH Mttahirg
Harman
Conzelmay
Gibson
Alexander and
Rallit
St Taule
AY Hoston
Dork, Grie
Say- T
Genwi
Brooklvard
Whivnyo
Vrenilelyn
Ellerve
Standridge
Archer
Au Molle
Adama
Alten
Het, Perry Aon
Rumler
Birmdoghan
Agalese New Braunfels
Aubtin
Tes
Plaza Motor Clu
Port Artur
Ao Capital
George BR
Stearns
A. HM. Hartman
Henry Wilson
Tri-County
Phy
Medbars
Aled
Fort Wort
Ely
Bedford
Heath
Ramo
Mort Worth
Ledford
Barret
Hailand
Cticago
Caymon
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Burl Railroad
Coroner Toffman
Austin
Atiqtin
Austin Clearing Hausa Association
Chamber of Commerce
H. Castanola
Prainpe Weliyers
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