Bronchos Triumph Over Waco in 3-1 Lone Run Game
San Antonio Bronchos led by manager Clayton Perry beat the Waco Navigators 3 to 1 in Waco. Perry delivered a pinch hit and Tierney added a double as San Antonio built a lead with four safe hits in the opening rounds and held Waco to one run.
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Waco
Tex
Clayton Perry
San Antonio Bronchos
Waco Navigators
Jack Harper
Blunk
Ellis Hardy
Wee Bingle
Navigators
Vann
Miller
Bunting
Wotell
Leslie
Cook
Sicking
James
Tanner
Jne
Secnd
Perry
Teirney
Brones
Booe
Tierney
Hetling
Hardymen
Zinn
San Antonio
AB. R. H. O. A. EB. Poggan
Cseeees
Dunckel
Csvebesces
Scsccesevesese
Sameer Grubb
Malmquist
Bons Vann
Seasseveves
Donalds
DPD
Toplegs
Waco Cence
Harper
Baggan
Hairper
Hayes
Baseball scores from meetings in Louisville Indianapolis and Columbus
At Louisville Louisville 1 8 Minneapolis 2 6. At Indianapolis Indianapolis 5 St Paul 6. At Columbus Columbus Kansas City rain. At Toledo Toledo Milwaukee rain. Penc omen se en oe Ju Cy Wine invigorates exhilar ates 5c in bottles.
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American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Toledo-Milwaukee
Aubrey Schofield Wins Shoot Event
Aubrey Schofield won the weekly Davy Crockett Rifle Club shoot with 95 of 100. His mother Mrs J W Schofield and father J W Schofield tied for second and third with 91 each, as August Erfurth and Fred Abbey posted 90. The club averaged 85 percent and plans a program at the municipal range Saturday on the eight inch bullseye at 300 yards.
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Schofield
Davy Crockett Rifle Club
Aubrey Schofield
J. W. Schofield
August Erfurth
Fred Abbey
H. L. Spindle
F. W. Pancoast
L. E. Bader
E. Nichols
Co. B. Service
Panthers Romp on Buffs in Fort Worth Stomp
Fort Worth defeats Houston 7 to 1 to capture eighth straight win and move into second in the league race. Sharman drives winning run with a seventh inning single and a eighth inning rally features Bernsen's triple and a string of hits. Duffy takes the loss as Fort Worth outhits Houston 15 to 8.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Houston
Duffy
Bernsen
Sharman
AB. R. H. C. A. E. Mecarty
Britton
Hemingway
Noyos
Cesteveswe
S.cccvsseve
AB. R
O. A. BE
Kircher
Williams, If
Dodd
Woodall
Dillinger
Ordovis
THULE
Dilinser
Fort
Stow
Stuart
Dibewer
Trotter
Matthews
Dallas Defeats Shreveport In Wildcats Baseball
Dallas pitcher Bono and reliever Compere combine to beat Shreveport 7 to 4 in the second game of a three game set. Dallas outhits Shreveport but pitchers’ hits counted for runs as Mattick Palmer and Flynn contributed for Dallas while Burke Carroll and Tullos led Shreveport at the plate.
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Shreveport
Bono
Compere
Dallas
Patterson
Dallas— Am R
H. C. A. E Pi Seech Bstecosseck
Callahan
Cseccesss
A.B
Nadier
Scecseveseersy Torry
Spaullkener
Emus
MOON
Mattick
Flynn
Callahar
Palmer
Burke
Uhn
Schliebner
Ens
Kliebner
Litschi
O Compere
Terry
Mower
Bages
Shrevepo
Standings and Friday results for the Texas League
Standings show Psyd. W. a Pet. POUINE se isles bk SE 108 64 .622 Fort Worth 101 56 a5 554 Houston 0 56 46 .649 Water. sus 53 46 .585 SAN ANTONIO 108 46 60 .484 Shreveport 101 42 69 .416 Results Friday San Antonio 3 Waco 1 Dallas 7 Shreveport 4 Fort Worth 7 Houston 1 Play Saturday San Antonio at Waco Houston at Fort Worth Dallas at Shreveport
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Psyd. W. A Pet. Pouine Se Isles Bk SE
Fort Worth
Houston
Oat
Water
Sus
San Antonio
Shreveport
Waco
Dallas
Early Basketball Standings And Results
Phila team notes show 7 0 record while New York 4 3 and Cincinnati 3 4. St Louis 7 Boston 6. Brooklyn 4 2 with Pittsburg 0 0. Chicago 0 1. Team win totals or scores accompany city abbreviations and partial stats.
Sports Matchups Listed Across Cities
J Louis visits Boston while Pittsburg plays Brooklyn Cincinnati faces New York and Chicago hosts Philadelphia in a set of city pairings with games noted.
Baseball Scores and Schedule For Saturday
In the American League Washington at Cleveland game postponed by rain. Detroit 0 Boston 0. St Louis 2 Philadelphia 1 New York 6 Chicago 6. Saturday's games include New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Psyd. W. Tedt
Boston Ereeeees
Seeee Sl
Ween TS
Washington Eves
St Louis
Lehigh Declared 1917 Eastern College Champion
Lehigh University bats and fields for a 22 game season post a .312 team average with most regulars over .300. Captain Twombley leads with 26 stolen bases while Hurley tops pitchers with a .163 against average and no defeats. Lehigh defeats Holy Cross 3 to 2 in 16 innings and beats Penns, Pitt, Lafayette, and others, with losses to Virginia Georgetown Swarthmore and Penn.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Lehigh
Twombley
Hurley
Holy Cross
New England
Pittsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State
College
Williams College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lafayette
Washington and Lee
Seton Hall
Virginia
Georgetown
Swartmore
Penn
McGraw Case Rehearing Postponed By National League
The National League board delays the McGraw case rehearing after a fishing trip prevents a second witness from appearing. Only one witness testifies as counsel plans to substantiate McGraw's statements regarding a newspaper interview. The session ends early and is adjourned to July 20.
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New York
McGraw
National League
Sone
Michigan Faces Rebuilding Under Coach Yost Next Fall
Coach Fielding H. Yost prepares a largely green Michigan football squad after war curtailed athletics and last year’s team graduated seven players. Captains Pat Smith Phil Raymond and Eggie Hildner are at the Great Lakes training station as freshmen and prep stars may join. The schedule lists Detroit Case Western State Kalamazoo Mount Union Michigan Agricultural College Nebraska Kalamazoo College Cornell Penn. Northwestern game date not fixed.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan Football Eleven
Pat Smith
Bay City
Phil Raymond
Saginaw
Eggie Hildner
Great Lakes
Michigan
Earl Brooks
Arthur Hill
Saginaw) High
Reed
St. Louis
Missouri
Michigans
University of Detroit
Case
Western State Normal
Kalamazoo
Mount Union
Michigan Agricultural College
University of Nebraska
Kalamazoo College
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Tractions to Play Sunday at Bracken Ridge Park
The Tractions and the fast Asylum team face off in a nine inning game on Lambert Beach diamond at Bracken ridge Park Sunday morning starting at 9 30. Both teams have shown good form recently and a real contest is anticipated.
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Asylum Team
Lambert Beach
Traction Company
Fast Asylum
Brackenridge Park
Oldfield and De Palma duel set on one mile dirt track
Indianapolis July 14 Barney Oldfield and Ralph De Palma will race three events on the one mile dirt track at the State Fair Grounds this afternoon. Races cover ten fifteen and twenty five miles. Charters filed include Eureka Refining La Porte capital stock 15000 and Reynolds Oil Dallas stock 30000 with several incorporators listed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Barney Oldfield
Ralph de Palma
Tex
Eureka Refining Company
la Porte
Capital Stock
Incorporators
W. M. Collins
T. H. Black
Higgins
L. L. Peters
Alva
Okla
Reynolds Oil Company
Dalas
R. W. Wier
J. 8
Bonner
T. P. Wier
Houston
Munday Development Company
Munday
Tarrant County
Kuhn- Scales Company
Hensarling Mercantile Company
Bryan
Fort Worth Cotton Oil Company
Fort Worth
New National Dishes Debated in Bisbee Miners Union
Gerald Sherman of Phelps Dodge described a miners union meeting in Bisbee where a push to unionize was countered by a speaker who argued against admitting Mexicans underground, citing economic differences and asking provocative questions about living and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Sherman
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Bisbee
Buel
Earneyan Orpedoes
Swede Sets 3000 Meter World Record at Stockholm
A. Zander of Sweden set a new world record in the 3000 meters at the Stockholm stadium on Friday with a time of 8 minutes 38.7 seconds. The previous mark of 8 minutes 36.8 seconds was established by H. Kolehmainen in 1912.
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Stockholm
A. Zander
H. Kolehmainen
Brooklyn Romps Over Pittsburg in Doubleheader
In Brooklyn, the Dodgers sweep Pittsburg 4 0 in game one and 2 0 in game two. Batteries were Jacobs Cheney and Grimes Wagner Meyers for Brooklyn, with Pittsburg derailed by weak hitting and errors. Elsewhere Philadelphia split with Chicago, taking game two 7 4 while Chicago won 7 3 in the opener.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Jacobs
Fischer
Cheney
Miller
Steele
Grimes
Wagner
Smith and Meyers
St. Louis Bombers Dominate Boston in Big Win
St. Louis beat Boston 7 to 1 as Horstman May Watson Packard Gonzales Reulbach Regan Barnes Tragressor led the offense and pitching staff. Boston managed a lone run in the ninth while St. Louis stacked runs in the early frames.
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St. Louis
Boston
Horstman
May
Watson
Packard
Gonzales
Reulbach
Regan
Barnes and Tragressor
New York Defeats Cincinnati in Low-Scoring Game
In New York, the Yankees beat Cincinnati 4 to 1 behind strong pitching. Mitchell Ring and Clark led offense while Benton Tesreau and Rariden sustained the mound effort.
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New York
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Mitchell, Ring and Clark
Benton, Tesreau and Rariden
Detroit Edges Boston 1 0 In Low Scoring Tilt
Detroit wins 1 to 0 as Boston bats go quiet. Leonard Agnew James Stanage homerless relief and a safe win for Detroit. St Louis beats Philadelphia 27 to 1 in a lopsided game with Beach Meyer Schagg Davenport and Severeid handling pitching and defense.
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Detroit
R. H. E. Boston
Leonard and
Agnew
James
Stanage
St Louis
Senna
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Beach
Meyer
Schagg
Davenport
New York Defeats Chicago In Low-Scoring Game
New York 6 Chicago 5 in Chicago. Batteries Caldwell Love Cullop Russell Nanamaker Williams Fabe Schalk. Final line score shows New York finishing with 6 runs on 14 hits and 1 error to Chicago 5 runs on 8 hits and 2 errors.
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New York
Cone
Chicago
Caldwell, Love
Cullop
Russell
Nanamaker
Williams
Fabe
Schalk
Southern League Scores Report
New Orleans handily defeated Memphis 7 to 0 in Memphis with Robertson and Stansbury on the mound for New Orleans. Little Rock beat Mobile 8 to 2 at Little Rock behind Brennan and Griffith. Atlanta edged Nashville 6 to 5 at Atlanta with Meador and Marshall delivering for the winners. Birmingham shut out Chattanooga 7 to 0 at Birmingham as Merritt and Peters starred for the home club.
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New Orleans
Memphis
R. H. EE
Robertson
Stansbury
Vance and
Ruel
Little Rock
Mobile
R. H. E. Mobile
Brennan
Griffith
North
Kennedy
Judgment Day Queries Prompt Irish Parishioner Punch Line
An Irishman at a sermon questions the pastor about who will be present on judgment day. The priest affirms many biblical and historical figures will appear, ending with the line there’ll be little judging done the first day.
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Pather
Cain and
Abel
Davis and
Goliath
Brian Bory
Oliver Cromwell
Argonaut
Matrimony Said to Slow Golf of Mrs Driver
Miss Niblic notes Mrs Driver’s golf declines after marriage. Miss Brassie agrees matrimony interferes with one’s game in a witty exchange.
Macomber Entrants Lead Frontier Handicap at Windsor
A K Macomber entry Boots and Liberty Loan favored to win the Frontier Handicap at Windsor Jockey Club. Thirteen horses named to start including Old Rose Bud Appie late and Rancher. Frontier for three year olds and up at 1 1/8 miles carries 13925 total purse with 3000 to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
A. K. Macomber
Boots
Liberty Loan
Windsor Jockey Club
Macomber
Old Rose Bud
Appielate and Company
Old Rosebud
Great Plains Patriotic Tennis Tourney Draws Record Entry
Kansas City hosts the Great Plains Patriotic Tennis tournament with an entry list larger than any similar event here. The July 14 start highlights broad participation as players from several clubs compete for top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tennis tournament to aid Red Cross with 140 players
The event slated to begin Saturday will feature 140 racquet wielders in first round play. Notable visitors include Heath Byford of Chicago Ted Smuder of Moneaqua Ill Eugene Monnet of Norman and T Speice of Kingfisher. Proceeds go to the Red Cross.
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Nament
The
Red Cross
Heath Byford
Chicago
Ted Smuder
Moneaqua, Ill
Eugene Monnet
Norman
Ee Ae T. Speice
Kingfisher, Kla
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SAN Antonio Motor Car
E. Travis
Freight Baggage Automobiles Merchants Transfer Co
St. Mary's Street
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Frank D. Hensley
Main Plaza
Wouta Ben
Franklin
Potchernick
International News Service
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Mr.pippeven
Daddy
Con
Jll Winou
MR. Jigs
Mrs. Schofield
Panthers
Gassers
Psyd. W. & Pet
St. Louis Sc
Kiesnosetl
J. Louis
Trip
Yost
Oldfield
DE Palma
Douglas
Wilson
Alexander
Killifer
Nea
H. E. Chicago
Demaree
Dilhoefe
Rixey
Atlanta
Nashville
R. H. E. Nashville
Meador and
Marshall
Fullenweider and
Perkins
Picinich
Chattanooga
Birmingham
R. H. E. Chattanooga
Merritt
Peters
Ponder and Haworth
Pacific CO
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Morgan Line
Galveston
Atlantic Seaboard
WM. Simmmons
Broadway
H. A. Loeffler
D. F. Agt
A. Ry
Texas
Mallory
NOA Spears CO
Losoya St
Tore
Que Counon
Landa’s Park
New Braunfels
Landa Park
Park
E. Houston and
Depot Ticket Office
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Galveston and
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Los Angeles
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McClannahan
M. Reeves
East Houston Street
Travis
East Houston St
W. R. Trelford
G. M. Bynum
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Corpus Christi
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Aransas Pass
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