Bronches edge Nags in Indian Camp tilt behind timely hitting
Oklahoma City July 17 The Bronches defeated the Nags 3 to 1 after tying the game late and pulling away with strong base running. Pitching by Goodwin limited San Antonio to raven hits while Ling enfelder matched the effort for the Mets. Key homers and timely hits powered the Bronches to the win.
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National League and American League Baseball Notes
Yesterday's scores and today’s matchups include Rosaita Netvoll Honiton Philadelphia St Louis de Kicuga Oy Wexhityslont Cleveland New York games in Roxton Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Washington and Cleveland. Key teams and cities appear with multiple pairings for today’s slate.
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Mass Meeting of Fans Called for Tuesday
San Antonio supporters plan a rally led by President Spencer of the Rooters' club to honor the Bronchos after a strong road run. The meeting aims to organize a reception, parade, and breakfast for the team upon their Thursday homecoming, with fans urged to attend and show appreciation.
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Standing of clubs report across cities and venues
A terse standings note lists clubs and locations including San Antonio Oklahoma City Galveston Dallas Houston Mori Worth and Austin. The fragment references intercity matchups and implied results, but no clear scores or dates are given. The tone resembles a sports brief tracking club placements across multiple venues.
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Games Today In Various Cities
Kee in Boston Caelanan in New York Mashury in Palladelphia Sh Lowkt in Brooklyn.
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Southern League results recap and matchups
Yesterday's Repubd New Orleans tel Montgomery 3 0 Monty Hiemingham Chattanooga 2 Memphia New Orleans in Nagaville Montgomery in Memphis Mobile run Atlantas Birmingham in Chattanooga
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Bers Taudis Defeat Orange Grawers in Southwest Texas League
Laredo momentum carried the Bers Taudis past the Orange Grawers by a wide margin on July 1 as Ramos dominated the mound and Coohneran connected at the plate. The game featured lead changes, a late surge by Laredo, and solid pitching by Van Ottman in relief.
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San Antonio Drives Dallas in Texas League Series
San Antonio jumped Dallas in Gaston Park sweeping a three game set as Munsell struggled for Dallas. San Antonio, riding strong hitting and solid pitching from Lemon Metz Johnston Daringer Wallace Goodwin Toner, widened its lead in the Texas League standings.
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Wrestler Pet Brown Challenged by Galveston Opponents
In Texas wrestling news Pet Brown of Brownsville challenges a 148 pound Texas rival after defeating William Milhevil in Galveston. The threat comes from Yount Fuge and Young Sandow of Galveston who seek negotiations on Brown’s weight class and a possible $1000 prize plus gate receipts. Brown’s public challenge follows his recent win. meanwhile the Brownies swept a doubleheader 4 3 and 10 4 with Peebler and Lape delivering key hits and pitchers Tacobs Vendatvla and Merritt.
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Amateur Games Bring Wide Scores Across Local Teams
Yesterday’s amateur slate produced heavy 11 to 2 wins by The Figgens company Cast team over Boekie White Sox and a 4 to 1 Stowers victory over the New Braunfels Tigers. Notable performances included Hummel’s nine strikeouts for La Antonio and key hits by Michael, Stringer, Klaas, Pendinton, and Saylor.
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Navigators Rally Past Bisons for Ninth-Inning Win
In Waco Texas on July 11 the Navigators erased a deficit with a dramatic ninth inning to beat the Bisons 5 to 3. Houston caused a near riot when catcher Allen shoved Umpire Donnelly before police intervened. A Houston player was later released after arriving at the city jail.
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Giants Rally Extends Play In Rain Delayed Duel
In Dallas Texas on July 1 the Giants staged a ninth inning rally for four runs to force extra innings. The game was halted by rain in the eleventh after the Cubs led by two runs at the end of the tenth, with umpires reverting to the prior inning. Hatterfes Dade Evans Murphy Moran Malloy Telm and Uelott are listed as players.
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Senators Win By Timed 1109s Port Worth Game
The Senators defeated the Panthers by a margin of three runs in a game played in Port Worth. Umpire Bush ejected a player for dissent in a disputed call. Batters Ashton and Rebruidly led the offense while Kitchens and Green contributed on defense and the mound.
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Fielder Injured By Bonfire Fall In Semi Pro Game
Felix Fox, left fielder for a New York semi pro team, fell headfirst into a bonfire while chasing a long fly and suffered burns from head to foot. He remains hospitalized and is expected to recover. In other action, the Reds beat the Texas Eagles 3 to 1 behind strong pitching by Vaez with Chapa and Porell catching for the Chapa club and Melchor Garza for the Eagles.
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Chance reshapes Cubs after brutal Boston defeat
Manager Chance of the Cubs announces a shakeup after Saturday's loss to Boston. Vic Baier will be benched at first base and Artie Hoffman returns to the outfield to bolster defense without significantly cutting the offense. The move follows Hoffman’s struggles at first after a long stint in the outfield.
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Taylor Team Disbands After Tough Season
Taylor Texas disbands its independent baseball club after a short season. Players join other clubs. Taylor posted a small loss of games with Georgetown University, Changer, Bastrop, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Kissel Karnina, Belton, and Mart among opponents. The squad was known for a fast, strong lineup despite the breakup.
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Baseball Players Least Likely to Die on Travel
The wreck of a Federal Express train and the St. Louis baseball team’s escape highlight that no professional baseball player has ever been killed in a traveling incident. Major league clubs travel about 25 000 miles annually.
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