Houston Buffs Edge San Antonio in Ninth Inning Thriller
Houston— Ware pitched a sharp game as the Buffs beat San Antonio 5 to 1 in a nine inning clash at League Park. Seitz and Newnam delivered the big hits, while Davenport held San Antonio to a one run late surge. Whiteman sparked Houston with a key two-base hit and steals.
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Notes of the Game Buffs Back Whiteman in Tough Bout
Schwind robbed Ware on a Texas leaguer in the third. Britton flashed for a better average in the error column. Frantz made a great pickup on Britton's drive in the fifth. Schwind doubled Mowry at second in the sixth and Britt reacted angrily. Two local errors and a seventh inning walk loaded the bases but Davy held. Tomorrow we open with Beaumont in a series Buffs think they can win if Whiteman stays out.
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Card s split even New York and St. Louis in twin bill
New York and St. Louis split a doubleheader with a 4 to 2 win by St Louis and a 3 to 2 New York victory. Pitching dominated the second game as Demaree and Marquard faced Sallee while a bench brawl between Maree and Cathers ended the first game.
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Cubs and Braves Split Boston in Twin Bill
Boston beat Chicago 4 to 2 in game one as Fred Smith sparked a first inning rally. Chicago took the nightcap 6 to 1 behind solid pitching and a dormant Boston offense, snapping Perdue’s six game winning streak.
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Divide Double Bill Leaders and Enders Each Grab One
PHILADELPHIA, July 18. A double header yielded a split with Philadelphia taking game one 4 to 2 and Cincinnati winning game two 9 to 2. Cincinnati chased Seaton early in the second game, three other Philadelphia pitchers followed as Johnson pitched well, while Cincinnati piled nine runs on 12 hits against Philadelphia.
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Tigers and Pruitts to Mix on Government Hill
The Government Hill Tigers meet the Pruitts on the Government Hill diamond Sunday at 9 o clock. An interesting game is expected with local teams and fans looking forward to a competitive morning contest.
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Pirates wallop the Beaux in fast game at Beaumont
Galveston pitcher held Beaux to five hits as Pirates beat Beaumont 8 to 4. Peaster struggled in two bad innings, while Umpire Mekkee retired from heat and was replaced by Torery and Hiett. Beaux tallied runs in later innings but could not overcome early Galveston surge.
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Club Standings and Results Across Cities
San Antonio downed Houston 3 to 1 while Galveston beat Beaumont 8 to 4. Dallas 2, Waco 6, Fort Worth 1 with Houston in San Antonio and Galveston in Beaumont as matchups. dates noted in Austin.
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Bee Rebar Results From Washington and Nearby Cities
Reported results show Washington subject to a schedule with St. Louis four, Chicago five, Philadelphia two, New York seven, Cleveland one. Boston Detroit fixtures on wet grounds. play today matches Philadelphia in Chicago and Washington in St. Louis.
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Yanks Beat Naps Cleveland 7 to 1 in Rainy Outing
New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 as Kahler’s throws and a wild sixth inning miscue allowed six runs. Schulz pitched for Cleveland with Knight errant in the field. New York benefited from a six run second inning and strong hitting to seize the victory. Cleveland’s defense aside from three errors and one miscue could not hold the visitors.
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Error Costly St Louis Defeats Washington 1 0
In St Louis on July 18 a costly error by Shotton after Morgan's high fly in the sixth inning with McBride on second decided a pitchers duel. Engel pitched for Washington and Weisman for St Louis. final score Washington 1 St Louis 0. Batteries Engel Henry Weilman Agnew.
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Chicago Beats Phillies In Pitchers Duel 5 2
Chicago won a pitchers duel 5 to 2 over Philadelphia as Scott bested Bush and Weaver highlighted a strong fielding display. Comiskey anticipated his new outfielder Chappelle reporting for duty today. Batter lines show Chicago scoring in the 8th and 9th as Bush, Mowrey, Lapp opposed Scott and Schalk.
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Lynch Plans Balk Rule Enforcement News Update
NEW YORK July 18 President Lynch of the National League sent a notice to club managers stating that league umpires will enforce Rule 34 Section 1. If a pitcher drops the ball while delivering or throwing to first with runners on base the umpire will call a balk and runners will advance one base.
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Pirates Rally Past Dodgers In Openers Tough Battle
Pittsburg edged Brooklyn 4 to 3 in the first game of the series. Robinson held Brooklyn to six shutout innings before Pittsburg bats produced three runs. Regan worked without issuing a walk as Sedre BR and H B Pittsburg faced Hendrix, Smith, Coleman, Ragan, and O Miller in a tight Inning by inning score.
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Five shooters tied for first in eastern handicap event
Five amateurs tied for first place in the eastern handicap, the feature of the eighth annual eastern handicap shooting in Wilmington. Leaders were M. L. Wise of Marysville Pennsylvania George M. Howell of Northumberland Pennsylvania R A Hall of Waynesboro Virginia Br W Clark of Boston Massachusetts and W T Jones of Macon Georgia each with a 95 of 100.
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Indiana Guard to Patrol Mineral Springs Track
Indiana National Guard units may be sent to Mineral Springs track to prevent the opening race meeting set for August 12, following Governor Ralston's announcement yesterday. The move aims to maintain order during the early stages of the event as security concerns loom.
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Battle Creek and Adrian Tie In 20 Innings In League Clash
Stage Great Game Adrian Mich July 18 Battle Creek and Adrian led Southern Michigan League games finished in a 1 1 tie after 20 innings darkness ended the duel Loomis Adrian pitcher fanned 19 batters and issued one pass McDonald Battle Creek pitcher whiffed 16 and walked none Plumber A Collmann phones 397 CAdv
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Bader and Lewis Stage Pitchers Battle in Austin Win
In Austin Texas on July 18 a tight pitchers duel ended 2 to 2 as Bader and Lewis matched zeroes through seven. Dallas scored in the second aided by a series of hits and walks, Austin tied in the first, and a ninth-inning rally prevented a tie from holding. The game featured few errors, multiple players reaching base, and a late two-run sequence in the eighth inning.
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Tracery Wins Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park
Tracery the favorite won the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park over a mile and a quarter for 3 and 4 year olds, with Louvois second and Bachelor's Wedding third in a seven-runner field. Dan Maher rode Tracery as betting favored the winner at 2 to 1.
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Ban Johnson Talks 1913 World Series Plans
Ban Johnson and the national commission discuss the 1913 world series as Athletics and Giants leaders. Johnson notes Cleveland Washington Chicago in the pennant race, predicts earnest play from Boston and New York, and says umpires will receive 1000 dollars per game.
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Williams Wins First Wimbledon Davis Cup Match
Williams defeats Schwenger in straight sets to clinch the U S win in the Davis cup preliminary lawn tennis round. United States team includes McLoughlin Williams Hackett Johnson with McLoughlin rebounding from a back strain. Canadian lineup features Powell Schwenger Foulkes and Mayes.
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Chappelle Reports Ready to Play for Chicago Americans
Chicago July 18 Larry Chappelle telegraphed Charles Comiskey owner of the Chicago Americans that he would report today ready to play Chappelle explained his disappearance by saying he had gone to tell his mother at MacCloskey, Ill, of his good fortune.
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Navigators Lose to Waco as Sorrells Star in 3-1 Loss
Waco Panthers defeat Fort Worth Navigators 3 to 1 in a game highlighted by two Sorrells runs in the first inning. Crichlow tripled for Waco. Wohlleben and Rennard drove in runs. Jost worked in relief and earned eight strikeouts as Waco tallied four two-base hits and a three-base hit by Crichlow.
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Horans Seek Game After Strong Season
The Horans meet tonight at the old place seeking a game for next Sunday morning. They have won ten of twelve this season and Grover at Horan's store in Crockett advertises a possible challenge for their aggregation.
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