Harris Wins as Dupree Loses in Doubleheader
In Fort Worth on July 16, the Fort Worth Bronchos split with the Panthers. Fort Worth won game one 4 to 3, while the Panthers claimed game two by 3 to 2 in six innings. Harris outpitched Forrester in the opener, and Dupree took the loss in the second despite Bronchos’ late rally. Leidy hit a homer for Fort Worth. Markley’s catch and the Panthers’ double play were notable defensive plays.
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Pendleton May Back as Bronchos Seek Help
Pendleton may return to the Bronchos as Stovall’s illness leaves a void. Rumors say Pendleton to play in the outfield with Coveney and Winchell, while Leidy, Collins, and Newnam move among the lines. team aims to regain strength after Stovall’s probable absence.
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Homer in 13th Wins the Game
In the thirteenth inning the San Antonio Black Bronchos and the Dallas Black Giants played a dramatic deciding game. White Ware reached and homered over the fence with two out to seal a 6 to 4 victory, after a pitching duel between Townsend and Cyclone Joe Williams. Townsend homered and driven in runs for both sides, as Watters and Ward sparked late offense. final score 6-4 with a 16-hit slugfest. The teams schedule a doubleheader today as Dallas seeks another chance.
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Shreveport-Tied Race Signal New York Nationals Near Top
In a Fort Worth game yesterday Sand Crabs failed to back sloupy and a 1:20 time marked a slow finish. Winchell’s team faces Shreveport today while Mitchel may pitch if needed. The New York Nationals creep toward the top as race legislation influences McGraw. Washington again edged the Browns and Detroit beat Boston. Cleveland slipped but Chidge evened. BB Bailey, once of Austin, suffered in the St. Louis Washington matchup as bunched hits and trouble-headers defined the day.
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Gr Cnesey Ousts Nationals in Lopsided Loss to Phillies
Fragments show Gr Cnesey of the Fan team lost to Philadelphia 11 to 2 in a national league game. Scattered lines mention standings, possible athletic prep, and generic cautions about injuries and healing products.
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In Other Leagues Scores and Batterries Across Play
A garbled recap lists multiple baseball results across leagues with teams New York Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland and Washington. It mentions batterries including Mor Wiltse Bresnahan Spade Coakley and others, with varying scores and inning details amid a chaotic OCR transcript.
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Winner of Grand Prix Contest and Two Racers Die in Dieppe Event
The Wer photo shows Cissac and Sehanh with the Panhard as Shely Hives loses in the Domipie race. Snapshots of Lautensehinger and the Mercedes wheel accompany reports of the 48 mile Grand Prix contest win for the Hine ribbon, with various battery and team lineups listed across cities including Birmingham Nashville Memphis New Orleans and Columbus, detailing multiple games and results.
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