Bronchos and Pirates Battle to 2–2 Tie in 12 Innings
San Antonio Bronchos and Galveston Pirates played twelve innings to a 2–2 draw at League Park. Harry Stewart and Spitball Gadger pitched well for their teams, with errors and a late chance by the Bronchos thwarted by darkness.
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San Antonio
Pirates
Sharman
Noyes
Harry Stewart
Stark
Harry
Wotell
Burch
Baggan
Nags
Johnny Baggart
Stuart
Stewart
Gudger
Braux
Atz
Breaux
Dee
Balenti
Clark
Cook
Breaux Ts Neves
White Stops Matt Wells in Fifth Round Bout
Charlie White of Chicago defeated Matt Wells of England in the fifth round of their twelve round lightweight bout in Boston. The English manager stopped the match as Wells failed to continue Tuesday night.
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White
Matt Wells
Boston
Mass
Charlie White
Chicago
England
Game summary with errors and double plays noted
San Antonio 6, Galveston 11. First base on errors, Sharman, Barent, Miller left on bases. Double plays Stewart to Burch to Dee and Stuart unassisted. Time of game e120. Umpire Vitier. Balls off Stewart four, off Gudget one.
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San Antonio
Rurch
Pagran
Wresterzil Abartnekel
Clark
Ewenenses Cook
Stewart
Galvestan— AB R. H
Euege Noves
C Johnson
Miller
Gudeer
Antonio
Ana No
Galveston
Sharman
Atz
Stuart Wotell
Baggan
Gudger
Dee
Ralenti
Gudget
Barent
Burch
Stuart
Vitier
Waco Downs Shreveport in Series Finale
Causey struggled in one inning as Waco capitalized on Shreveport miscues. Gleason held the locals to key outs while Waco built a 5 to 2 victory in the final game of the series. Stolen bases and multiple hits highlighted the win against Carroll and Elwert.
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Shreveport
Causey
Waco
Gleason
Gps Vitatatioke
AW Eeebch
Uae
Wohlilében
Liscsese
Grubb
Chines Wek A
Isseecbeen Ven
Rhreveport— Abr
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PERCE
Veg Btivevernae
Carroll
Pere
Sillaatians
Bufovoc
James
Kuhn
Bittle
Barr
Schrader
Emith
Malmquist
Wohlleben
Tanner
Wohrleben
Moran
Dan Patch Dies After Long Reign As Pacing King
Dan Patch, famed pacing horse owned by M. W. Savage of Minneapolis, died of heart disease. The 1906 world record holder went a mile in one minute fifty five seconds, cementing his status as an era defining champion.
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Dan Patch
Minneapolis
Minn
M. W. Savage
Baseball standings Tuesday results and Wednesday schedule
San Antonio 2 Galveston 2 in 12 innings. Waco 5 Shreveport 2. Dallas 2 Fort Worth 1. Houston 9 Beaumont 4. Wednesday games set with Galveston at Beaumont Fort Worth at Waco Dallas at Shreveport and San Antonio at Houston.
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Galveston
Waco
Shreveport
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Beaumont
Plyd
W. IL
Vlg
Shops
Waco Receve cSt
Galveston Shreveport
Beaumont Sos
Tuesday Baseball Scores Featured Across League Standings
Tuesday's results show New York 8 2 over Cleveland 2 4 and Chicago 8 1 over Detroit 4 1. Philadelphia and Washington both 3-3, Boston 5-3, St. Louis tied 0-0 with an unknown, while Chicago improved with a dominant win and other matchups fill the scoreboard.
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detroit at Washington and other NBA matchups listed
A slate of basketball games includes Detroit versus Washington in the capital, St. Louis facing Philadelphia, Cleveland meeting New York, and Chicago traveling to Boston, outlining four national league matchups.
Scores From A Baseball Card Summary
Pittsburg 3, Boston 2. Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1. New York 8, Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 4.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York Ae
Pittsburg
Chicago
St Louis -- Ae
Cincinnati
Boston at Pittsburg New York at Cincinnati
Boston visits Pittsburg while New York travels to Cincinnati as NBA style matchups headline a busy sports day with notable intercity clashes and potential playoff implications.
Dallas Tops Panthers 2 1 In Closing Series Game
Dallas edged Fort Worth 2 1 as three seventh inning hits by Dallas produced the decisive runs. Umpire Matthews ejected Dallas manager Welchence for disputing a decision after the game.
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Tex
Dallas
Trotter
Welchence
Matthews
AB. R.H.C. A
Josefson
Betasss Ee MecCandléem
Merson
Sasisieess
Crouch
Stupp
E. Smith
Lewis
McLaurin
Ccveentass
Manda
Lee Hollander
Bales
Careon
Tretter
Stow
Brownlow
Melver
McCandless
Hollander
Snedecor
Atwood Beats Burns In Dallas Bantam Bout
Harry Atwood of Los Angeles won the decision over Bobby Burns of Dallas after a twelve round bantamweight bout in St Louis. Atwood weighed 119 pounds while Burns was two pounds lighter. The match drew a local crowd and featured brisk exchanges throughout the rounds.
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Harry Atwood
Los Angeles
Bobby Burns
Dallas
Tex
Atwood
Burns
Chicago and Boston split doubleheader in Boston
Chicago loses 9 0 0 and wins 5 11 in two games at Boston as Danforth Scott Ci cotte Russell Benz Schalk Ruth and Thomas appear for Chicago while Boston batters tally runs. In Philadelphia St Louis drops 8 2 and 3 1 while Philadelphia wins 3 6 1 with Koob Severoid Sheehan Murphy and Meyers contributing.
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R. H. E. Chicago
Danforth
Scott
Cicotte
Russell
Benz
Schalk
Ruth
Thomas
Philadelphia
R. H
St. Louis
Koob
Severoid
Williams
Sheehan
Murphy
City Baseball League Meeting Set in The Light Editorial Rooms
The City Baseball League will hold an important meeting in The Light editorial rooms at 8 o'clock Thursday night. Eight managers and the league president will discuss important business and all are requested to attend.
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City Baseball League
the Light
Phillies Edge Cubs 2-1 on Chicago Field
National League game in Chicago where Philadelphia defeated Chicago 2 to 1. Scoring details show Philadelphia 2 runs in the first and seventh innings while Chicago collected 1 run on errors and a late tally. Pitching by Alexander and Lavender limited Chicago. Killi fer and Fischer caught for Philadelphia.
Pittsburg Battery Details At Pittsburg
At Pittsburg Rue R Boston faced a score with 25 to 3 in the final line up 020 000 25 and 000 000 21x 3. Batteries credited Hughes Gowdy Kantlehner and Wilson.
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Rue.r
Boston
Hughes and Gowdy
K.kantlehner
Wilson
Cleveland Beats New York in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a tense contest Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 2 behind strong pitching and solid defense. Beebe and Billings join forces on the Batteries, while Cullop and Walters contribute offensively for Cleveland.
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New York
Beebe
Billings
Cullop
Walters
New
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Loudermilk
Daly
Keating
Rec. Fides vs Cincinnati baseball scorecard summary
At Cincinnati Rec Fides defeated New York 4 to 1 in a nine inning game. Perritt and Rariden teamed for three hits while Knetzer and Wingo held the opposition to four runs.
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Rec
Fides
New York
Perritt
Rariden
Knetzer
Wingo
Battery Scores On Riverside Showdown
In a terse scoreline the St. Louis team beat Brooklyn 4 to 0 while the St. Louis battery Smith and McCarty resisted. Meadows and Gonzales anchored the opposing defense as the low scrimmage produced a shutout.
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St. Louis
Smith and McCarty
Meadows
Gonzales
Detroit 4 Washington 3 at Washington
Detroit wins 4 3 over Washington in Washington. Dauss and Stanage mar the win with strong pitching while Baker and Henry supply the opposition's run support.
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Washington
BR Hi
Tatroit
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Dauss
Stanage
Baker
Henry
Washington triumphs over Detroit 3 to 1 in baseball clash
Washington 3 Detroit 1. Final score shows Washington taking the game as Detroit trails with limited offense. Boland and Baker, Johnson and Ainsmith noted in the pitching and batting lines. Time appears at issue for both sides with irregular play.
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Detroit
R. HH. Fi
Boland and
Baker
Johnson and Ainsmith
Smith Studios to Meet
Smith Studio baseball team will hold a meeting in the studios offices Friday night at 8 oclock per an announcement from Manager Smith.
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Lone Star Rifle Club to Hold Barbera Medal Shoot
The Lone Star Rifle Club will host a Barbera medal shoot Thursday at 408 Military Plaza. Sam Rothwell aims to win the emblem for a third straight time as M H Deardoff is absent and C Barbera donors lead the event.
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Lone Star Rifle Club
Military Plaza
Sam Rothwell
San Antonio
M. H. Deardoff
H. M. Matthews
Texas University
C. Barbera
Messrs. Matthews
Barbera
Buffs Beat Beaux in Fifth Inning Setback
Beaumont and Houston split in a 4 to 7 game despite Edmondson allowing four runs and Harbin six. Mullin fanned one and Swann three as Dodd Northen Nixon and others provided offense with multiple hits, while errors and sacrifices marked the late frames.
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McMahon
Delehanty
Citrano
Edmondson
Tilman
Dodd
Seitz
Harbin
Mullin
Swann
Frierson
Tullos
Beaumont
Tex
Buffs
Edere Raymondson
Newnam
Bedford
Houston
Lee
Eer Citrano
Seeeaes Wee Frierson
Cane Newnam
Ae Eae Seitz
Jenkines
Ae Edmondson
Perry
Sane
Oe Johnston
Tarieton
Beter zSchwind
Peer
Cuero Tur keys Trotters Lose Trio To Other Texas Teams
Cuero's Tur keys Trotters settle in for a home stretch as F. Nichols departs for Jacksonville to finish the season, Smokey Eggleston leaves for Palestine to play third and behind the plate, and George Crevenstine joins Lufkin for the remainder of the year. The three Cuero stars remain in the same league and are expected to bolster their new clubs as they chase the league lead.
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Cuero
Tex
Turkey Trotters
F Nichols
Jacksonville
Smokey’ Eggleston
Palestine
George Crevenstine
Lufkin
Cuero Boys
Cicero
Hatton Ogle Released by San Antonio Club
Hatton Ogle, the Bronchos right handed pitcher, was released by the San Antonio club Tuesday night before the team left for Houston to begin a three game series Wednesday afternoon.
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Hatton Ogle
San Antonio Baseball Club
Houston
Potchernicks to Meet at Krisch's Park Tonight
The Potchernick baseball team of the City Baseball League holds a meeting at Krisch's Park tonight at 8 o'clock. Manager Gaubatz asks all personnel to be present. The note ends with an odd line about a shoplifter finding it difficult to take things easy.
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Potchernicks
Potchernick
City Baseball League
Krisch’s Park
Gaubatz
Luling forms homegrown baseball team under Mrs Cocreham
Mrs. E Cocreham, mother of Eugen Cocreham formerly with the Boston Braves, is organizing a Luling team built from home players. Neal Stair and college men are among the material, aiming to field a strong squad to challenge the best amateur clubs in the region.
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Tex
E. Cocreham
Eugen Cocreham
Kansas City
Boston Braves
Neal Stair
Strow
Waelder Boys
Cocreham
Newton farmer milks cows three times daily
In Newton New Jersey Farmer Chester Young trials the daylight saving shift by milking 35 cows three times daily instead of twice. Two men run milking machines at 4 am 8 pm and noon boosting milk output by about 3 percent while feeding costs rise. cows apparently approve the new routine. A bachelor quip about matrimony ends the note.
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N. J
Chester Youn
Young
Tri-State Line
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