Houston Buffs Top San Antonio Bronchos in Doubleheader
Houston stays in first place after a doubleheader sweep over the San Antonio Bronchos. In game one, the Buffs won 8 to 4 with Bill Reynolds driving in the clinching run as Dutch Browning’s defense faltered. Game two ended 1 to 0 in favor of Houston, with Napier pitching an errorless effort and San Antonio missing chances in late innings.
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Houston
Tex
Buffaloes
West End Park
Bill Reynolds
San Antonio
Bud Napier
Buffs
Dulles
Fort Worth
Lechwind
Browning
Schwind
Dutch
Collins
Buffa
Newnam
Lemon
Napier
Davenport
Bronchos Struggle In Rough Road Series At League Park
The Bronchos opened a series at League Park against the Galveston Sand Crabs after a disastrous trip to Beaumont and Houston. Fans grow disgusted as the team drops four straight to the Buffaloes and Oilers, winning only one game on the trip due to headless errors and weak hitting.
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Bronchos
League Park
Galveston Sand Crabs
Beaumont
Houston
Nags
Beaux
Oilers
Broncos
Buffaloes
Broncs
Davenport
Huntress
Leidy
Tribe
Buffs
Houstons
Lemon
Frantz
Auditors Defeat Army Post Team 11 to 1 on Diamond
The S. A. & A. P. Auditor's office beat Army Post Company D 11 to 1 yesterday afternoon at the Army Post field. Key players were Sheldon in the field and Holland at bat. Batteries were Smith and Kelly for the Auditors and Wurtzback and Becker for Army Post. The 8 A. & A. P. Railway Auditors seek games with any team and invite contact through the auditor's office manager.
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Army Post Company
Army Post
Sheldon
Holland
Smith and Kelly
Wurtzback
Becker
Care Auditor's
Cross and Baldwin Matched for July 29 bout
Leah Cross and Matty Baldwin have been matched to box 20 rounds at the Vernon arena on July 29.
Typos and Scribes Battle At Eletric Park Today
A morning baseball clash at Elec tric Park features the Typos against the Scribes in a five inning game. Officials include Jack Burke who quits before umpiring while Doc Willard assists players with liniment as Walter Kraft Eugene Harris lead Typos and Scribes from the lineup with several substitutes listed.
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Electric Park
Willard
Jack Burke
Jack
Hellas
Walter Kraft
Eugene Harris
William Stroemeyer
Lee Johnson
Sidney Murray
Tex O'Reilly
Maley
Preston Anderson
Earl McCloud
Frank Coy
Bob Coulter
Ed Kieffer Frank Noel
Robert Plumbley
Izzie Schneider
Gunn
Senators Take Final From Wacoans In July Contest
Austin earned a 6 to 2 victory over Waco in the fourth game of the series. Wild pitching by Flannagan helped the visitors score in the fifth, while McCuller relieved and loaded the bases. Key hits came early as the Senators plated five runs in the first inning including a Cook triple and Brownlow single.
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Austin
Tex
Senators
Waco
Ogle
Flannagan
McCuller
Cook
Hille
Carson
Brownlow
Pardley
Tanner
Wohlleben
Crichlow
Scicacrecsere
Sccsendbesccoeers
SOG
Dadenapstenses
Hohnhorst
Mcliver
Beck
Brainard
Ogie
Hilt Witcher
McIver
Haigh
McKee
Boxing Endorsed by Clergy Club in Sayville
The Rev. M. P. Heffernan leads a boxing club with associates the Rev. William Jenkins the Rev. Henry Zoller and the Rev. John Prescott. They plan professional bouts under the New York State Boxing Commission and to run a gym for teaching self defense to local youth.
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M. P. Heffernan
Sayville
L. L
Heffernan
William Jenkins
Henry Zoller
John Prescott
New York State Boxing Commission
Policeman Stops Runaway Horse After Chase
After a chase of about ten squares Motocycle Policeman Harrison Williams of Phoenix Ariz overtook a runaway horse and succeeded in stopping it before serious damage was done.
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Harrison Williams
Phoenix, Ariz
Cleveland Defeats Washington In Season Opener At Home
Cleveland wins 5 to 4 in the opener as Turner and Lajoie deliver late hits. Gregg start for the Naps but exits after four runs cross, Blanding retires the rest of the game. Hughes secures relief before Lajoie’s ninth inning RBI single pushes ahead.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Gregg
Naps
Blanding
Hughes
Groome
Turner
Lajoie
AB. R
Jackson
Lafolee
Johnston
Milan
Morgan
Moeller
Graney
Gandil
Foster
Groom
McGreevy
Connolly
Browns Defeat Yankees 2-1 In Pitchers Battle
St. Louis, July 12. The Browns beat the Yankees 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Scoring came in the first inning on a pass and triple for St. Louis and a single for New York. The Browns struck again in the sixth on a double and sacrifice. Key players included Cree and Fisher for New York, and Leverenz for St. Louis. Umpires were Egan and Deneen.
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Yankees
EB. Bhotton
Cf Seccseseccee
Briel
Pratt
Willems
Trobnaon
Wallace
Lavan
Agenew
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Osee
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Knight
Midkiff
Smith
Fisher
Leverenz
Egan and
Deneen
Sox Split Even as Gorrie Rides Ninth Inning Rally
Sox split with Boston as Gorrie drove in the ninth inning run. Cicotte fanned four, Hall two, allowed one base on balls, Chase added a two-base hit, Bodie Hooper Beall and Wagner contributed hits, Carrigan passed ball, Evans and Sheridan worked the plate.
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Gorrie
Boston
Chicago
Cicotte
Hall
Chase
Bodie
Hooper
Beall
Wagner
Carrigan
Weaver
Evans
Sheridan
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Brennan
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Wilson
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Luderus
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Thomas
Cewer Mms
Wood
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Lange
Engle
Miller Hasterly
Evans and
Lions Win Fourth Straight in Junior League Doubleheader
The Lions beat the Hyenas 4-0 to move to second place as Straughn and Graef each had two hits. In the night cap the Weasels edged the Tigers 4-3 to stay atop the standings with Warren earning the win over Flaherty and Postlewaite. Next Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. features Lions vs Tigers and Weasels vs Hyenas with league changes expected.
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Hyenas
Straughn
Graef
Hix Green
Sexaur
Cartwright
Breen
Miller
Weasels
Tigers
Lachapple
Hill
Flaherty
Foster
Warren
Meerscheidt
Short
Postlewaite
Mauer
Roaring Lions
Athletics Defeat Detroit 16 to 9 in Big Ten Tilt
Philadelphia outfit overcomes Detroit as Brown issues control woes and fans 15. Cobb solid for the Tigers but 16 Tigers stranded on base. Hitting spree features Baker Collins McInnis Strunk and Cobb with base hits and power in a high-scoring affair.
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Jennings
Ty Cobb
Brown
Tigers
Philadelphia
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Oldring
Collins
Baker
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Ptrunk
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Crawford
Cobb
Veach
Orr
Ose Gainer
McKee
Houde
Lake
Barry
McInnis
Strunk
Lapp
Plank
Dubuc
House
Dubue
Hildebrandt
O'Loughlin
Baseball results and today’s schedule from yesterday
In the American League yesterday Boston beat Chicago 9 to 2 while Cleveland defeated Washington 5 to 4. St Louis won 2 to New York, Philadelphia toppled Detroit 16 to 9. Today New York at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Mo Hel A Pr.o
Cleveland Ae i
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St. Lo Soncecessns
Yesterday's Scores and Tonight Matches Across Cities
Yesterday Houston defeated San Antonio 4 to 1 while Dallas beat Fort Worth 9 to 1 and Galveston edged Beaumont 13 to 2. Today Galveston plays San Antonio Houston plays Beaumont Fort Worth visits Austin and Dallas goes to Waco. Federal League results show Kansas City 39 Chicago 2 and Pittsburg 3 to 2. Other key scores list Indianapolis 9 Cleveland 27 and Milwaukee 86 to 27 over Indianapolis. Memphis and Birmingham both sit at 4-4 in the Southern League with Nashville beating New Orleans 7 to 2.
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Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
Beaumont
Austin
Waco
Kansas City
St. Louis
Tobin
Rehmer
O'Neill
Hennings
Hicks
Pittsburg
R. H. B. Chicago
Sess
McGuire and McDonough
Perry and Murray
Indianapolis
R. H. E. Cleveland
Juhl
Kleinow
Bair
Massing
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Igen
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
Horans to Play Two Games This Morning and Afternoon
The Horans, with a 10 of 11 record, face Ransom and Silsbee on Pine Street at 9 AM and later meet Government Hill Tigers at 4 PM.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Pine Street
Oiamong
Theernoon
Government Hill
Wanderers Club Expands as Toronto Grows
The Wanderers Motorcycle Club of Toronto has grown rapidly, prompting a move to larger quarters. Two additional motorcycles were purchased for the Saginaw police department, signaling broader municipal adoption.
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Wanderers’ Motocycle Club of of
Toronto
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Saps Versus Hello Saps in Seven Inning Early Match
At Electric Park the Saps face Southwestern Telephone Co in a seven inning clash at 9 AM. The revenge game pits rivals from prior strong showings as Manager Ackerson touts his squad’s chances and dramatic play ahead of the Scribes Typos contest. W. C. White of San Jose completed a 1650 mile motor trip in Mexico with only one puncture. The New Orleans police festival features a motorcycle race as a highlight.
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Electric Park
Saps
Southwestern Telephone Co
Cros
Ackerson
Scribes
W. C., White
San Jose
Cal
Mexico
Giants Beat Reds In Ninth Inning Rally
Giants keep it up behind late offense as Shafer and Pletcher collect two base hits. Marsans Bescher Murray add to Cincinnati’s woes with base on balls and stolen bases. Demaree, Ames, and Suggs combine on pitching in a 3-3 game turned win for New York. Attendance 25,000. Motocycle enthusiasts Rev Father McGinty and Dr W E Lucey noted in unrelated local items.
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Dickson
Pittsburg
Lord
Mann
Rariden
Wilson
Maranville
Camnitsz
McCarthy
Camnitz
Klein
Orth
Dodge
Cincinnati
New York
Shafer
Pletcher
Marsans
Bescher
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Ames
Demaree
Suggs
Rigler
Byron
Giants
Reds
Burns
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Fletcher
Sssereeese
Werereee Ee Merkle
Meyer
Snodgret
Owen Eves BO
R. Devore
Ween Weer Bescher
Rf Dodge
Hoblitzer Almeida
Tinker
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Clark
Kilng
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Falor's Fearless Balke Sets 254 Mile Motorcycle Record
S A Falor and four tire experts witnessed Fearless Balke win the national motorcycle race for the V Ray trophy on July 4 finishing 254 miles in 4 06 32 at an average 57 mph. Balke's Goodyear tires endured extraordinary wear while setting records and leading a field of 50. Bay City riders plan a state capitals tour to promote Bay City and a motor club paints posts on a Los Angeles bound leg.
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S. A. Falor
Balke
Goodyear
Bay City
Mich
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