Buffs Hand Brongs Second Straight Loss In 4 0 Win
In Houston on July 12 Buffaloes blanked the Bronchos 4 0 as Ray and the locals’ defense held steady. Lemon and Frantz each collected two hits for Brongs, while Rogers took the loss for the Bronchos and Bay allowed several runs. Davis, Aiken, and Ray fueled the Buffs offense with timely hits and a three run rally in the third.
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Houston
Tex
Buffaloes
Rogers
Lemon
Frantz
Ray
Mowry
Aiken
Buffs
Davis
Collins
Robinson
Kibbler
Newnam
Whiteman
Britton
Knaupp
Reynolds
San Antonio
Seitz
Kibler
Bite Stinson
Se “Chwind
Ogera
Snovings
Brady Beats Barrick In 12 Round Winnipeg Bout
Jim Brady defeated Kid Barrick of Boston over 12 rounds in Winnipeg last night. Brady has fought nine times here in the past year, beating all opponents and claims Canadian featherweight and lightweight titles. Display notice invites sausage buyers to look for TIN TAG products at local butchers and grocers.
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Brady
Barrick
Winnepeg
Man
Jimmy Brady
Kid Barrick
Boston
Canada
Scribes and Typos Face Off At Electric Park
The Editors and Typos prepare for a morning game at Electric Park with Lee Johnson on the mound for the Editors. Rumors link Johnson to Walter Johnson of the Washington Americans, while Typos pitcher William Stroemeyer counters with his jump the jack outshoot. Umpire Jack Burke hires two bodyguards amid heightened tension and his practice of eye accuracy.
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Lee Johnson
Electric Park
Lee
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Walter
Wizard
Rube Waddell
William Stroemeyer
Stroemeyer
Giants Pummel Cubs as Evers Benched for Disputing Call
New York crushed Chicago 14 to 4 after a contentious decision led to manager Eddie Evers being benched in the third. Lavender, Pierce, and Richie powered 22 hits and seven walks as 32 New York batters reached base, with Chicago opening ahead but collapsing late.
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Evers
New York
Chicago
Lavender
Pierce
Richie
Lavender, Pierce, Ritchie and
Bresnahan
Tesraeu
Fromme
Wilson, Meyers and
Hartley
Britton Loses Canoe Race to Friede on Gravesend Bay
In Brooklyn on July 12 Ralph B. Britton of the Gananoque Canoe and Motorboat Club lost the first international sailing race for the canoe challenge trophy over a six mile Gravesend Bay course. Leo Friede defending the cup for the New York Canoe Club won.
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New York
Hellos Banquet Honors Southwestern Telephone Players
Manager Ackermann hosted a banquet for Southwestern Telephone baseball players at his West End home. The event featured a Mexican supper, Japanese lanterns, a large bell, and performances by the Bell quartet and other guests. The Hellas team is enjoying a strong season with only two losses in sixteen games.
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Southwestern Telephone
Ackermann
West End
Bell
Lacey
Coburn
Heilig
Batterie
Raney
Ramsey
Thiel
Poly Garcia
Reigel
Reney
Ratterle
Garcia
Charley
Hellas
Huggins Hit By Pitch In St. Louis Win Over Boston
St. Louis defeated Boston 6 to 4 as Tyler pitched for Boston and Miller Huggins was knocked out by a ball hit back at him. He revived but left the game and planned to travel with his team to Philadelphia. Batteries Burke Sallee and Wingo Tyler and Rariden.
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Boston
Mass
Tyler
St. Louis
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Philadelphia
Burke, Sallee
Wingo
Rariden
Pittsburg Sweeps Four-Game Series Over Phillies
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 in Philadelphia. Hendrix pitched well for Pittsburg as they built a four-run lead in the first inning and never looked back. Batteries: Hendrix and Harmon for Pittsburg. Marshall Rixey and Howley for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Hendrix
R. H. B. Pittsburg
Harmon
Marshall
Rixey
Howley
Capablanca Delivers Fifth Straight Victory in Chess
New York report says Jose Capablanca of Havana forced a brilliant win over Oscar Chajes in the Rice Chess Club Masters tournament. After ten moves deep, Chajes resigned following 32 moves with Capablanca’s Ruy Lopez opening.
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Er Capablanca
New York
Oscar Chajes
Rice Chess Club
Jose R. Chapablanca
Havana
Chajes
Ruy Lopez
Capablanca
Duborrow Fails Bid to Swim 24 Miles From Charleston to Boston
Charles Duborrow of Philadelphia attempted a 24 mile swim from Charleston bridge to Boston Light and back. Harsh water and cold conditions exhausted him after over four hours, stopping at a little more than half the distance.
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Boston
Charles Duborrow
Philadelphia
Charleston Bridge
Boston Light
Duborrow
The St Anthony Roof Garden Music Night Ad
An old advertisement notes the St Anthony Roof Garden as a premier dining and music venue with vocal and instrumental acts led by Arturo Lugaro and Charles Cameron Bell. It also promotes Foley Kidney Pills and local businesses in a lobby display at Grand Opera House with additional local endorsements.
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St. Anthony Roof Garden
Signor
Arturo Lugaro
Charles Cameron Bell
Cincinnati Bases Its Win For Austin
Cincinnati base hits and two errors carried a 6 2 win over Waco in the fifth inning. Austin scored in the second on a triple walk and double steal, while Waco tallied two in the fourth on a single hit batsman sacrifice and a squeeze. Final score 6 to 2 with Hill taking the loss for Waco.
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Waco
Dugey
Yardley
McLauren
Wohlleben
Crichilow
Reilly
Austin
AB. R
Hohnhorst
James
Brainard
Brownlow
Sessorsess
Lapgon
Waco Wee
Pomerene and Owen Agree to Aquatic Duel
Senators Pomerene of Ohio and Owen of Oklahoma plan a swimming match to settle a dispute after a golf challenge at the Columbia Country Club. Weather was hot and spectators bet informally on favorites though no official wagering is seen. The date remains to be set and the event may occur at the District of Columbia bathing beach.
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Pomerene
Kilbuck Creek
Holmes County
Ohio
Owen
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Columbia Country Club
Ohio Solon
Pell Defeats Gardner in Seagirt Tennis Tilt
In Seagirt New Jersey T R Pell defeated G P Gardner Jr of Boston to win the singles. Pell will play H W Niles of Boston tomorrow in the challenge for the Acelis cup with Niles aiming for a third consecutive victory to claim the prize.
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Gardner
Seagirt
N. J
T. R. Pell
G. P. Gardner Jr
Boston
H. W. Niles
Niles
Texas League Results and Standings Update
Yesterday in the Texas League Houston beat San Antonio 4 to 0 and Beaumont shut out Sacreeeemy 11 to 0. Austin won 6 to 2 against Waco with Dallas 4 Fort Worth 1. Today matches include San Antonio at Houston Beaumont at Galveston Fort Worth at Dallas and Waco at Austin.
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San Antonio
Beaumont
Sacreeeemy
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Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
O. P.C. Houston Dalla Ee Cossesscues
Galveston Handed a Genuine Lacing by Beaumont
Beaumont pounded 11 runs as Galveston struggled on offense with Harris roughed up. Reynolds led Beaumont with a home run a two-bagger and two singles in four at bats. Swan pitched well for the visitors as Galveston was blanked 11 to 0.
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Pirates
Maloney
Harris
Swan
Reynolds
Bengr
Monkigh
H. Williams
Frierson
OD Wilson
Edmiston
Cessesse
Dobard
Ecconese
J. Williams
S.secee
COOKE
Rigks
McMahon
Willie
Riggs
Massey
Madden
Wille
Cobard
Wilson
Moore
Dodd
Howell
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
League results list scores across International American and Southern leagues with teams such as Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Boston New York Chicago Pittsburg Baltimore Jersey City Rochester Toronto Providence Milwaukee St Paul New Orleans Nashville Atlanta Memphis Birmingham and others. Also an advertisement for Foley Honey and Tar Compound and local_service ads for a River Side Restaurant and A Collmann plumber.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Ane Pereners
Baltimore
Jersey Ty
Rochester
Buffalo
Rochster
Toronto
Montreal
Providence
Newark
Pameyes New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
Renna Memphis
Birmingam
Piya
P.C
Feeeenee Ween Inh
Ween Ewes
Pitteburg
Brooklyn Sepcesses
Teeeee
Russian teachers learn baseball at New York game
Sixty visiting Russian teachers accompanying the Merchants' Association watched the Chicago vs New York game at the polo grounds. Interpreter Boris Maruchess kept English box scores and explained plays while the group laughed and asked questions about chatter steals and the strike ball system.
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New York
Merchants’ Association
Boris Maruchess
Polo Grounds
Doyle
New Yorks
Chicagos
Yanks Wake Up Chicago in Slugging Win
New York defeated Chicago 11 to 1 as Buck O'Brien debuted for Chicago and was knocked out. White struggled on the mound while Cree hit a bases loaded homer. Final: New York 11 Chicago 1 with Keating Smith O'Brien White F Smith Schalk Kuhn in the Battery.
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Chicago
New York
Buck O'Brien
Boston
White
Cree
Keating
Smith
O’brien
F. Smith
Schalk
Kuhn
Sammy Trott Draws Ketchell for August Winnipeg Bout
Sammy Trott of Columbus Ohio was matched to fight Steve Ketchell in Winnipeg Manitoba on August 16 in a twelve round bout with a 188 pound weight limit. An effort will be made to arrange a match between the winner and Ad Wolgast.
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Wolgast
Chicago
Sammy Trott
Columbus
Ohio
Steve Ketchell
Winnipeg
Man
Ad Wolgast
Jackson Still Leading Chicago in Batting Hitting .406
Jackson tops American League batting with .406 and 108 base hits this season. Speaker has 104 hits at .378, Cobb next at .396. In the National League C. McDonald leads at .422, Yingling second at .409. Homerun Baker leads AL with eight home runs. Crandall ties for NL lead. Milam tops AL steals with 46. Moeller 32, Myers 26. Lobert and Marson 22 each.
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Chicago
Joe Jackson
Tris Speaker
Cobb
Jackson
Speaker
C. McDonald
Boston
Earl Yingling
Brooklyn
Crandall
New York
Baker
Philadelphia
Cravath
Luderus
Milam
Washington
Moeller
R. Myers
Nationals
Lobert
Marsons
Cincinnati
Ellis Hardy Back as Waco Navigators Manager
Ellis Hardy, former Waco Navigators manager, returns to lead the team after resignations at the directors’ urging. Tom Carson stays on as catcher while infielder Dodd and other strong players are expected to be added. Hardy has been living in Waco.
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Waco
Tex
Ellis Hardy
Waco Navigators
Tom Carson
Carson
Dodd
Hardy
Phillies Top Cleveland 11-5 Behind Bender Victory
Philadelphia won 11 to 5 over Cleveland as Bender held the Plate at work until the seventh and eighth innings. Kahler was chased in the sixth as Cleveland rallied briefly. Batteries: Bender Schang for Philadelphia and Kahler Blanding ONeill Bassler for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Ead
Bender
Kahler
Phillies
Schang
Blanding
O'Neill
Bassler
Cincinnati Grabs Final From Brooklyn in Four Games
Cincinnati took the series from Brooklyn winning 5 to 3 to complete a four game sweep. Benton pitched well into the eighth inning before being relieved. In the fourth, Stack replaced a fielder after a single. Score by innings shows Cincinnati tallying in the early frames and Brooklyn plated a late run. Batteries Benton Clarke Yingling Stack Miller.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati
Benton
Singling
Stack
Clarke
Yingling
Miller
Dallas Trounces Fort Worth Team in Baseball Match
Dallas defeats Fort Worth 4 to 1 in a nine inning baseball game. Key plays include a two base hit by Duncan and Veasey pitching for Dallas. Veasey allowed five baserunners and struck out five with Bader taking the loss.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Veasey
Dallas Woo
Duncan
Wilson
Kellerman
McAvoy
Vance
Storch
Bader
Dunlap
Dalas
Tex
AB. Duncan
Boone
Ss Teer
Ee Wilson
Tullos
Eee
Sewer
Moseley
Schall
Ice of Bader
Dave
R.H O
A Maloney
Ween McAvoy
Howard
Eberline
Nance
Rf Kneaves
Tee Wallace
Detroit Twirler Willett Falters in Loss to Washington
Detroit errors paved the way for Boehling to earn his ninth straight win as Washington beat Detroit 5 to 2 in the series finale. Willett started for Detroit and was ineffective, being replaced by House. Boehling and Henry paired for Washington while Willett, House, Lake and Stanage worked for Detroit.
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Mich
Bitcher Boehling
Washington
Willett
House
Boehling
Henry
Lake
Stanage
Browns Bump Champs St Louis In Twenty Five Line
St Louis jumped to an early lead and defeated Boston 5 to 1 in St Louis. Speaker and Lewis opened with singles followed by Hamilton error. Bedient faced early trouble as Agnew led the batting for St Louis. Boston managed a lone run in the first inning.
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Boston
Lovercome
Speaker
Lewis
Hamilton
Bedient
Agnew
iSt. Louis
Bed
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