Americans Victory at Stockholm World Games End
Stockholm Sweden July 16 4 The last day of track and field sports at the Stadium ended with the United States leading in total points and sweeping field and back events. King gave laurel wreaths to victors as winners and runners up marched in groups while Sweden and Great Britain tied for high medals. British officers were injured in military events. a Portuguese runner died from sunstroke.
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Sweden
Great Britain
Finland
Germany
Fri
South Africa
Denmark
Italy
Canada
Australis
Heleium
Norway
Tuungary
Russia
Greate
Austay Heéliana
Stockholn
Gismore
America
Strayet
Yes Bays Esterday
Unitedates
James Thorp
Carlisle Inlan
Devathlan
Wuigene L. Mercer
University of Fennsyllanis
George W. Phil Wrook
Notre Dame
Stockholm
Gustav Adolph
Prince Charles
Senators and Americans Parade in Three Game Series Preview
Local fans anticipate a three game series with Austin at Texas League Park as the Senators, riding an eleven game streak, prepare to rely on Clydag Goodwin and likely Letty Lewis to counter the Branches. The narrative shifts to Olympic and American highlights with a pageantry of athletes, medals, and international observers, while the voyage of the steamship Finland brings Americans home from Stockholm.
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Dallas
Austin
Clydag Goodwin
Letty Lewis
Ted
Robert MM
Thompson
New York Athletic Club
Gustave
Detroit
Ife
MacArthur
South Africa
Saveral
England
Canada
Americin
Stockholm
Stenmer
Finland
Dover
Vader Land
Eighteen Inning Tie Ends Game Between Tin MMilgina and Moler
An eighteen inning clash last Sunday between Tin MMilgina and the Moler ended in a darkness called tie. Highlights included Kernander ANT's hitting and fine runs by Dolor and Woil for Phuringey bays, with notable plays by Melot and Miluma.
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Kernander
Dolor
Woil
Phuringey Bays
Seora
Macon
Smith
Texas League Names Ahes Bay and Others Across Cities
In a list of Texas League placements, Ahes Bay is noted in Washington while Chicara appears in New York, Bt Monts in Boston, Detratt in Boston, and Clevelamlle Pntladelphia figures linked to Philadelphia.
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Chicara
Washington
Bt Monts
New York
Detratt
Boston
Clevelamlle Pntladelphia
National League Trap Hits Galveston Doubleheader
In Galveston on July 16, Kurt Worth and Giveston swapped cellar positions as Fort Worth swept a doubleheader. Galveston led early but both games deteriorated into ragged play with errors and wild plays. Morton and Perrité starred for Galveston while Wall and others contributed for Fort Worth, with late miscues shaping the outcomes.
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Galveston
Pex
Kurt Worth
Giveston Sain
Frente Playa
Morton
Parritt
Lhird Imere
Maloney
Mapkins
Chattanooga
Nis Worle
Scora
Rileb
Fort Worth
Morton Aid
Perrité
Sor
Grino— Ritt
Port Worth
Arbi Ane Alexander
Phillips
Grah- We
Lemon and
Kitchens
Unypire
Amelcoe
UMPS BENCHES FOUR AS AUSTIN PROTESTS PROTEST
In Moulton Texas on July 16 a heated City League game between Edmundson and Waylor sparked a 30 minute protest rally. Davis doubled to score, then a fine and retirements followed as Brading McCaller and Downey exited. Umpire action and penalties dominated the bout as Austin faced Houston and Reynolds with Hinnin behind the plate. A later tense scene saw a missed call lead to further protests and fines. The game finished 7 to 2 in favor of Houston. Schedule notes indicate a weekly managers meeting and upcoming Sunday play with tournament plans. American Association standings mention several cities, including St. Paul and Louisville, in the broader circuit.
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van Stckle
Austin
Moulton
Tex
Broncs Take Three From Dallas in Series Opener
Dallas suffered a 7 to 5 defeat as San Antonio’s Bronchos pounded 13 hits led by Metz and Ayres. Ayres and Metz delivered key blasts while Dallas used three pitchers including Poutter and Franklin before Anderson finished. The home team bats produced most of the runs with several extra base hits.
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Maiz Wu
Dallas
Metz
Sam
Ayres
Rogers
Bosh Metz
Calendar
Poutter
Ware
Wranklin
Betts
Minkier
Lemith
A Burke
Rogera
Boye
Datlan ‘ Oh
Ee Eng
Sheen Waehesie AB
Duneam
Bullon
Wison
Wyn
Gibson
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Pouter
Wallace
Kellerman
Niy
Miers
Mamie
Ayces
Bas
Aacrifice Fyn
Clavie
Eacrifice Hi
Pander
Anderaon
Sy Piteh
Ayree
Seltz
Hane
Dutlaw
Umplis
Newhouse
Wamp
Bioura
Mayor Pledges Action Against Umpire Baiting
Walla Walla officials consider stern measures to curb taunts aimed at umpires during Westerner State League play. Mayor Gillis, citing public peace concerns, urged club leaders and fans to stop jeers and protests that disrupt officials.
Beaumont and Waco battle in rain interrupted game
In Beaumont Texas on July 1 amid rain delays the Beaumont and Waco teams played six innings before weather halted play. Waco led 7 to 3 as umpire Howell drew ire from spectators. Be aumont players Beachmont Martin and O'Brien supported by Lohman and Reilly faced juror Howell and San Marcos players later.
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Tex
Wheo
Waco
Howell
Heaumont
Katterles
Beachmont
Martinn
O'Brien
Lohman
Reilly
Jurapire, Howell
Connie Mack releases Cy Morgan to Blues
Baseball fans learn Cy Morgan of the Philadelphia Americans has been released by Connie Mack and sent to the Kansas City team of the American Association. Morgan, part of the world champion hurters quartet, had fluctuating form this season but showed flashes of old power in training games.
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Cy" Morgaty
Philadelphia Americans
Mank&er
Connie Mask
Kauuut City
American Associaion
Morgan
Bender
Plank
Coombe
Athletics
San Antonio
Mick
Brown
Philadelphia
Armericans
Crom
Boston
Taylor Horses Win Waylon Fair Wins and Moves
L Nelson of Fay Jor returns with his stable from Milam county fairs at Reeddale where four of five races were won. Nelson’s horses show strong winnings and may depart for Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas circuit races, including Dallas fete, as results in Southern League show Memphis Birmingham 4 2, Montgomery Nashville 8 2, and Atlanta 2.
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Waylon
Tex
L. Nelson
Milam
Reekdale
Aveek
Nelson
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