Frantz Delivers as Broncs Defeat Galveston Pirates 5 to 2
San Antonio Broncs outplayed the Galveston Pirates at League Park 5 to 2. Lefty Morton struck out nine amid a decisive seventh inning rally led by Frantz, whose timely single followed by Seitz and Collins scoring sealed the game. Errors favored San Antonio as Pirates failed to capitalize on early two runs.
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al Pall
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Seitz
Collins
Stinsonites
Stinson
San Antonio
AB. R. H. C. A. E. Heitz
Gray
Kibler
T Lemon
Schwind
Fee
Merton
Sore
Galveston
R.H. O. A. E. Bieghen
PEM
Bopkina
Escsseccecs
Vuiams
Wuorson
Maesey
Colling
Williams
um_pire
Matthews
Chatterbox Steals Spotlight In Browns Bench Notes
Scout Charley Barrett of the St. Louis Browns studied the action from the press box as "Chatterbox" quieted several hits. Morton struck out nine, six runs came from Kibler’s left field shot, and Schwind made a sharp pickup. Waco stayed even with the crowd as five hits apiece marked a lively, rough game. The team heads to face the Buffs tomorrow as chatter grows.
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Charley Barrett
St. Louis Browns
Waco Wins In Tenth On Batting Rally
A late inning rally gave Waco a 2 to 1 victory over Dallas in the navigators baseball game. Heinke and Ashton pitched well, with Dallas accounting for a small error that did not affect the outcome. Dagey singled and stole second in the tenth before Crichlow delivered a game deciding hit.
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Tex
Heinke
Ashton
Navigators
Dallas
Duncan
Boone
Beck
Reilly
Dagey
McLaurin
Crichlow
Short
Crichtow
Wohlleben
Tanner
Rennard
Rf Beck
Ene Wilson
Tullos
Storch
Oees Kellerman
Graete
Office Wages Game to Test Baseball Dominance
The business office forms a baseball team to prove a single win does not crown champions. They challenge rival pencil pushers to a Sunday game at Electric Park, promising real funds. Report notes that private workouts suggest soon big league managers will seek signatures to long contracts.
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Electric Park
F. Richardson
Mgr
Bat Out Victory Over Cubs By Dodgers In Brooklyn
Brooklyn ends a ten game skid with a 9 to 2 win over Chicago. Pierce and Overall pitched, Reusbach handled the late attack, Curtis unreliable yet nearly unhittable. Chicago made 24 outs, three pitchers share the load as Brooklyn plates nine runs. Also notes an Ohio State University commencement pageant with forestry presenting Robin Hood scenes.
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Cubs
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Chicago
Pierce
Reusbach
Curtis
Bih
Overall
Bresnahan
Fisher
Ohio State University
Forestry Department
Club Standings and Yesterday's Results Summary
In San Antonio Galveston edged San Antonio 5 to 2 while Houston beat Beaumont 4 to 0. Waco defeated Dallas 2 to 1 and Fort Worth topped Austin 6 to 3. Today matches pair Galveston in San Antonio, Houston in Beaumont, Dallas in Waco, and Fort Worth in Austin.
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San Antonio
Galveston
Houston
Beaumont
Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Eo Plyd
P. Can
Baseball Results From Yesterday and Today’s Matchups
Yesterday’s Chicago games saw Boston fall 8 to 0 while Washington beat Cleveland 4 to 3 and Detroit lost 9 to 11 against St. Louis. New York plays in St. Louis and Philadelphia in Detroit with Boston in Chicago and Washington in Cleveland today.
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Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Sweer
St. Lows
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Baseball scores across leagues with mixed results
National League results show New York defeating Cincinnati and Brooklyn beating Chicago among other scores. American Association reports Minneapolis over Toledo and Louisville over St Paul. International League lists Newark and Jersey City draws and Toronto routing Montreal. Southern League notes Nashville and Atlanta wins with Birmingham sweeping New Orleans.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
New Orleans
Friede Defeats Britton to Retain Canoe Challenge Trophy
Leo Friede of the Manhattan Canoe Club won the international canoe challenge against Ralph B. Britton of Gananoque Canoe and Motor Boat Club in Brooklyn New York. The series, first held in eighteen years, saw Friede win the first race last Friday and finish 1 hour 8 minutes 30 seconds to 1 hour 10 minutes 42 seconds.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Leo Friede
Manhattan Canoe Club
New York Canoe Club
Ralph B. Britton
Ganonoque Canoe and Motorboat Club
Friede
Britton
Browns Beat Yanks 11 to 1 in St Louis Victory
St Louis routed New York 11 to 1 as Baumgardner held the Yankees to three scattered hits in seven innings. Clark relieved Schulz and gave up three hits in two innings. Stovall planned to protest a Sunday win over a balk claim after Brief was sent back to first. Lewis, age eighteen of Sterling, Ti, noted with stepsons aged sixteen and nineteen.
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New York
Baumgardner
Schmitt
Theological Seminary
Clark
Schulz
Stovall
Brief
Warhop
Clark, Caldwell and
Smith and Sansen
Smith and Agnew
McAllister
Richard Lewis
Sterling, Ti
Flaherty Shuts Out Lions As Tigers Win Indoor Opener
In the Juvenile Indoor Baseball League at the YMCA this morning the Tigers defeated the Roaring Lions 5 to 3. Flaherty pitched the win, fanning four as the Tigers struck early with three runs in the first. E. Hawk and Asner starred on defense, with batteries Flaherty–E. Hawk and Straughn–Sexaur. The Weasels followed with six runs in the first inning to beat the Hyenas 6–0, with Foster, Goeth and Warren leading the offense and Stanton Brown turning a double play. Miller and Maur for the losers played well, Maur contributing a notable unassisted double play at first. A second game featured. A double header set for Thursday at 9 am, with Aubrey Schofield umpiring in usual style. Team standings show Weasels 7-3, Lions 5-5, Tigers 4-6, Hyenas 4-6.
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Roaring Lions
Flaherty
Lions
Graef
E. Hawk
Asner
Straughn
Sexaur
Weasels
Foster
Goeth
Warren
Stanton Brown
Miller
Maur
Hix Green
Aubrey Schofield
Panthers Win Got Over The Austins
Fort Worth defeated Austin 5 to 3 in a two hour game marked by six Austin errors and a late umpire substitution. McIver tripled in the sixth, Hilles’ long drive ruled foul, and Taylor allowed seven hits as Fort Worth built an early lead and withstood Austin’s two scoring bursts.
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Tex
Fort Worth
Taylor
McIver
Hilles
Thompson
Balin
Mitchens
Cisedediye
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AB. R
Ri & Dok Brainard
Hohnhorst
Maloney
James
McAvoy
Howard
Conkrite
Nolley
Brainard
Brownlow
Lawn tennis round robin doubles winners named
New York reports the annual round robin doubles at the Country Club of West Chester. Ten players compete in two divisions with two-set match wins for BE Leonard and C R Leonard and Robert Le Roy with W M Washburn in division one. Division two victors are T R Pell with R D Little and W J Clothier with G C Caner.
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New York
West Chester
W. Leonard
C. R. Leonard
Robert LeRoy
W. M. Washburn
T. R. Pell
R. D. Little
W. J. Clothier
G. GC. Caner
No Change in NL Umpires Says League President
New York July 15 A statement from National League President Thomas J Lynch says there will be no change in the staff of umpires for the coming season. He defends the current umpires despite criticism from several club owners, noting performance has been as good as in the previous four years.
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New York
National League
Thomas J. Lynch
Evans to Defend Title in Western Golf Championship
Chicago July 15 entries closed at 104 for the Western Golf Association amateur championship. Champion Charles Evans Jr. will defend his title with rivals Mason Phelps R A Gardner Paul Hunter Warren Wood Donald Edwards and Harold Ridgely among entrants. Qualifying begins next Monday at Homewood Country Club.
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Chicago
Ill
Western Golf Association
Charles Evans Jr
Mason Phelps
R. A. Gardner
Paul Hunter
Warren Wood
Donald Edwards
Harold Ridgely
Homewood Country Club
Rixey Bests Harmon In Pitching Duel To Beat Cards
Philadelphia edged St. Louis 2 to 1 in a pitching duel as Rixey outpitched Harmon. Fast fielding marked the game with minimal baserunners early, and Philadelphia broke through late to secure the victory. Batteries were Harmon with Wingo and Rixey with Killifer.
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Rixey
Bob Harmon
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Harmon
Wingo
Killifer
Tigers win third straight behind Crawford in Detroit
Detroit beat Philadelphia 9 to 8 in a heavy hitting game. Crawford starred with the bat as Cobb was ejected for protesting a call by umpire Hildebrand. Batteries: Bender and Bush for Philadelphia. Hall, Dubue, Stanage and others for Detroit.
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Crawford
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Cobb
Hildebrand
Daley
Baker
Bender
J. Bush
Lapp
Hall
Dubue
Stanage
Beaur Fail 10 Score Against the Buffs in Beaumont
Torrey had poor support and the Buffs won 4 to 0 in the Beaumont game. Houston offense misfired with muffed plays and wild pitches while Mowrey and Whiteman led the visitors with key hits. Data notes include multiple fielding errors and base running helps for Houston, but Beaumont could not capitalize.
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Houstons
Beaumont
Tex
Buffs
Farmer Ray
Mowrey
Cooke
McMahon
Aiken
Davis
Newnam
Whiteman
Reynolds
Knaupp
Houston
Roy
Seseseseee
E. Wille
Debard
Williams
J. Reynolds
C Edmiston
Proekey
Rata
Mowry
Edmiston
Dobard
Britton
Ray
Wilie
McKee
Hofman sues Chicago club for 3000 in damages
Arthur Hofman once with the Chicago National League club filed a suit against Chicago for 3000 dollars claiming damages from the termination of his contract. Hofman was traded to the Pittsburgh Nationals and later assigned to the Nashville Southern League club.
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Chicago
Arthur Hofman
Hofman
Pittsburg Nationals
Senators Pomerene and Owen Swim Challenge Sparks National Interest
Washington July 15. Interest grows as Senators Pomerene and Owen consider a swimming race. Offers pour in from New York resort managers and Columbus Ohio supporters to stage a national event with a crowd larger than anywhere else. No replies yet. race likely at the local bathing beach at dawn before crowds gather.
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Pomerene
Owen
United States
New York
Ohio
Columbus
Pirates Trimmed by Boston in Pitchers Battle
Pittsburgh saw its eight game win streak end as Boston edged ahead 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Adams and Robinson allowed Pittsburg six hits. Boston total scattered for two runs as Clymer debuted for the Braves. Perdue pitched well for Boston with solid support. Batteries: Adams Robinson Simon for Pitt and Coleman Perdue Rariden for Boston.
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Mass
Pittsburg
Perdue
Adams
Clymer
Boston Toay
Robinson
Simon
Coleman
Rariden
Giants Defeat Reds 5-3 for Seventh Straight Win
New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 in New York yesterday to extend their winning streak to seven. Benton started, Johnson relieved, Herzog scored on a wild pitch, and Marquard allowed multiple hits but kept control. Cincinnati led 1-0 after three innings, New York broke through with a 2 run third inning and 2 more in the fifth. Batteries: Benton Johnson Clarke Kling Meyers.
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Cincinnati
Johnson
Benton
Herzog
Marquard
Clarke
Kling
Meyers
Mrs Toepperwein Ties Crack Professionals At Dupont Trophy
Wilmington, Del July 15 William M Ford of Wilmington won amateur honors in the Dupont 18 yard championship trophy event. Ford hit 95 of 100 targets in the main event. In the 100 target open practice, Mrs Toepperwein San Antonio H D Gibbs Union City W H Heer Guthrie and J M Hawkins Baltimore tied with 99 breaks.
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Del
William M. Ford
Dupont
Ford
Toepperwein
San Antonio
Tex
H. D. Gibbs
Union City
Tenn
W H. Heer
Guthrie
Okla
J. M. Hawkins
Baltimore
Shuts Out Red Sox as Russell Dominates Chicago Win
Chicago pitcher Red Russell held Boston to one hit in the 8 0 win. He walked one, hit two, and struck out four as Stahl's Tribe backed him with solid support. Boston managed only a single third inning hit while Chicago plated eight runs. Batteries Foster Mosely Carl Tigan Russell Schalk.
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Stahl
Chicago
Ill
Red
Texas
Boston
Hooper
Foster
Mosely
Carl Tigan
Schalk
Washington Edges Cleveland on Ninth-Inning Turner's Error
Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 in Cleveland yesterday thanks to Turner's error McBride's triple and Ainsmith's sacrifice fly. Six walks aided Cleveland's three runs aided by Morgan's error. Batteries Groom Engel Boerling and Henry Ainsmith Falkenberg Carisch. Lost-found notice: a first baseman's unit bearing M Halff & Bro name at Electric Park. reward offered.
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Cleveland
Washington
Turner
Ainsmith
Morgan
Groom
Engel
Boerling
Henry
Falkenberg
Carisch
Electric Park
M. Halff & Bro
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