Bears Sweep Fort Worth In Wild Baseball Openers
The Bears overpower the Panthers 159 to 12 in a two game set, with strong pitching and a fleet offense led by Eddie Moore, Richardson, Holland, and Ischolt. San Antonio’s Cats struggle to contain Bear hitters as the series opens, Lindsey securing the win to even the count.
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Fort Worth
Jals
Finjers
Rhis
Alenet Panthers
Fingles
Tonic Bears
Bears
Ory
Lindsey
Johns
Marrin
Bam
Butch Thtredzy
Sevenien
JFC
Zisey Sears
Catenstaft
Bear Balling Oder
Essault
Pavillion
Flashkemper
Blein
Phipps
Brown
Long
Philtia
Ale
Targrove
Wirts
Good
Messenger
San Antonis
Guy Williames
Fork Worth Herder
Esos
Acore Firsy
Andy Messenger
Fiastkamper
Pirates Drop Back In Three-Cornered NL Race
The Pirates slipped another half game behind the Cubs as Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 4-2. The Cardinals outlasted Philadelphia 9-7 in twelve innings to seize third place. Boston pounded three Cubs pitchers in the first game but settled for a 4-1 second game win. Washington fell to Detroit 18-6 as the Tigers boosted their push for second place. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig sparked a 5-3 Yankees win over Cleveland, with Gehrig hitless in three but the team still scoring.
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Associated Press
Athhe Pressburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
McCarthy Bruins
Hie Pirates
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Cardinals
Tre
Philia
Tle
Lasier
Dex
Cryler
Darcy Vance
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Charlie Roat
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Cincinnati
McGroy
Efferrora
Washington
Detroit ‘Tigers
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Lil Stoner
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Bucky Hazris
Babe
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Cleveland
Bambino
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Indians
Gebriz
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Browns
Caro
Chicago
Collins
Withatt Automobile
Pauli ng' s upset knocks out Harry Wills in fourth round
New York July 14. Pauli ng, a Spaniard nicknamed the Teondchopnne, defeated Harry Wills in the fourth round of a planned fifteen round bout at Ebbetts Field. After a slow start, a right cross dropped Wills, who rose at the count of nine but was finished by a volley of lefts and rights.
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New - York
Paviine Apne
Wills
Jay
Rickard
Tex Hickert
Dack Dempsey
Gere Turner
Richard
Mills
Taulino
Spiniach
Wisdem
San Langford
Boston
Faoling
Fills
Ty Mp
Knarkant
Wachic Coat League Missions Five Pound Pervert
A fragmented OCR item appears to reference a league called Wachic Coat League with a line about missions and a five pound amount along with the word pervert, but readable context is limited and no clear event or outcome is established.
Bear Box Ean Setosio AB BF Oe Flazazamper
A garbled recap of a baseball game notes players, pitches, and scoring events. The fragment mentions Fort Wayne and Seaway, with line items for Masin, Flashkamper, and Williams. It references innings, hits, and outs, including a sequence of double plays and pitching details.
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Eley
Priam
Beagaad
Izas
Fort Weer
Mersinger
Rane
Iver
Rend
Williams
Serra
Flashkamper
Richard- Font Twatase
Borowitz
Hargrove
Hotere
Mesre
Brown
Olle
Ay Frachier
Br Burne
Lewrman
Smesrenzi
Ff Wachtel
Beusent
Zee
McCall
Tate
Snaty
Hauman
Tete
Tulver
Watkins
Dan Myler
Ninetolen
Haast
Carmieni
Pence
Ls Fenei
Hansen
Batsm
Wit
Penca
Henson
Hese
Beaumont
Dalles
Bauman
Gross
Iron Kane
Pennant Chasers Pins Thorsias at Fort Weeth mestes
Fragmented sports roundup with team results and player names. Mentions Thorsias, San Amanio, Fort Weeth, and multiple games across cities including Detroit and Philadelphia with scores and standings mixed among betting-like lines and era phrasing.
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Pins
Thorsias
San Amanio
Fort
Heights Errors Aid Collegians in Win
In a brisk league game at Lege Park the Collegians defeated the Aleman Heights Lions 8 to 1. Witting hurled for the losers, while Adamo Helabte Gohmert and Teaby provided key hits as the Collegians pulled away with late runs.
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Flatteriens Collegians
Klockenkem
Fareday Adamo Helabte Gohmert
Aod
Teaby
Pitched Ball Kills Player in Macon South Atlantic Game
Raymond Mano third baseman for the Macon team died after being struck by a pitched ball in a Wade Nesday game. Mano was returned to Terre Haute for funeral services with Pat Stamey and the Macon community attending. The incident prompted immediate game cancellation as Asheville pitcher Tom Farrell’s ball struck Mano, ending the South Atlantic League contest.
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Macon
Taly
Raymond Mano
Mavor
Terre Haute
Ind
Pat Stamey
Mavon
Fane
Streuk, Mann
Crenty
Tom Farrell
Asheville
Industrials At It Again Incomplete Sunday Schedule
Industrials claim control as Spitz returns from fishing. Five teams remain in the American section after Wroten-Hundley exits the league. Sunday lineup includes Garrett Fick U S and K se Eagle Tubtiching and others. National Section features Volo Field MOH Billie Burke Cleaners Efisen Finney with umpires listed. games start at 9 to 4.
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Spitz
Wroten-Hundley
Amercian
Richter Bakers
Carl Kroegers Plumbees
Myers and
Bletcher and Waite
Army Post League clash ends with 11 to 4 victory
The Twenty third Infantry edged Ninth Infantry and the Fifteenth Field Artillery in a hard hitting Army Post League game. Jimmy Broughton struggled on the mound as the heavy hitters from the Twenty third Infantry powered to an 11 to 4 win, with Hampton leading the winners at the plate and Lewsar as top batter for the losers.
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Army Post Leagle
Trenty
Trelith
Ninth Infantry
Wyerth Field Artillery
Jimmy
Elsar Army
Hampton
Lewsar
Women Hold Weekly Links Tournament at Brackenridge
Twelve San Antonio women gallera enter the weekly tournament at Brackenridge on Thursday at 1 30 pm. Last week Misa Helen Muegge won the joust. competitors include Mrs. Alice Tally, Lucille Rebitzsch, Mary Charlo Hunter, Mrs Tack White, Ellie Albaugs, Frank Doige, Jann Kaonttoy, Helen Murage, Neilson, and Ingalls.
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Weaung
Gallera
Brackenridge
Misa Helen Muegge
RG Rota
Mhose
Alice Tally
Lucille Rebitzsch
Helen Murage
1. Neilson
FB. Ingalls
Young to Box Main Bout at Fort Clark
Bay Antonio lightweight Mickey Young meets Irish McConnell of Fort Clark in a ten round main event at Fort Clark. It will be Young's first bout. Red Boater of Ban Antonio faces Tayny Ganpha of Fort Clark in the nearer final bout.
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Bhackelville
Tex
Mickey
Young
Rugged
Bay Antonio
Irish McConnell
Bort Clark
Fhai
Red" Boater
Ban Antonio
Tayny Ganpha
Fort Clark
Reichert Makes Another Win in City Tennis Tourney
Amma Mae Reichert defeated Mary O'Brien 6 0 at Lionsfield to advance toward the top of the Municipal tournament ladder. Reichert’s sister, Anne Mae Reichert, won 6 2 6 1 over Pegsy Hennests to reach the first flight, while Theresa Franks beat Louis Le Frank 6 8 6 0 in a hard match. Round play resumes next week after the country club event opens Friday.
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Lionsfield
Amma Mae Reichert
Mary O'Brien
Miss i Mulkerh
Reichert
Anne Mae
Sirisa
Pegsy Hennests
Miss Theresa
Franks
Louis le Frank
UN Country Club
Jiminez Nine Edges Lions Field Crowd Defeat
Jiminez Nine wins as Timmer Tigere baffles Lions Field Juniors with a double and a banner in the fifth inning. Flynn, Fator, and Stedrigner key the winners as fielders boost the attack and a late mishap helps push the lead.
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Jiminez
Lions Field
Timmer
Fions
Thed Fator
Flynn
Stedrigner
Whitney Drives In Four Inning Show For Pelicans
In a single game Whitney, nicknamed Pinkie, sparked the New Orleans Pelicans with a homer and a long single in the first inning, driving in four runs and scoring another. He went 4-for-5 on the day, lifting his average to about .280 in his first year in Class A.
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Pinkie
Hitney
Antonia J Box
Enrins
Orleans
Ove Es Picayune
Brackenridge Stat
Sport
Birmingham Barons
Whitney
Stove Ray Gardner
Clese
Pelitans
Whiley
Thay
Hig
Bele Reaches Semi Finals At Ride Istant State Tennis
Providence R. I July 14 Berkeler Belof of San Antonio the junior singles champion advanced to the semi finals by defeating Ralph McLlveavy of Colorado 62 62 in a bid for the Ride Istant State title. Texan Lewis White also moved into the semis by beating Toba Van Ryn, while Randy Weiner and Bill Tidenend contributed wins in doubles.
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Providence
Berkeler Belof
San Antonio
Ralph McLlveavy
Colorado
Bell
Mel Etenny
Lewis White
Toba van Ryn
Pancetoy Otters
Bill
Tidenend
Randy Weiner
Fheany
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