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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
6
A chaotic game recounts Ware's pivotal moments and Seitz hitting a triple as the Brons rally past the Buffs in the second meeting. Ware's spitball, fielding errors, and late-inning hits propel the team with a string of at bats and scoring runs.
The narrative recounts a chaotic late innings sequence with multiple misplays and swings as Ravonport’s delivers vaults and Whiteman figures prominently. Davy, Davenport, and Whiteman are central names as the late rally unfolds amid mounting tension and uncertain outs.
Fragmented play and mixed results mark both games with New York losing 4 to 3 to Saint Louis and New York again edging forward 2 to 1. Fromme and Marmon pace Fromme, Marmon, Magee and Wight in a tense opener while early errors and tight defense shape the second contest.
New York overcame Cleveland with a 16 to 7 score after early miscues allowed six runs in the second inning and a late surge. Schule contributed key hits while Werne and teammates pounded the ball, aided by errors from the Cleveland fielders in a high scoring contest.
In a doubleheader the Cubs beat the Braves 2 to 1 in the first game while Boston lost the second. Perdue extended a winning streak to six straight games before the Chicago defeat ended the run. No batter reached base in the third inning of the opener as pitchers faced sharp opposition throughout.
In a split double bill, Philadelphia delivers a strong opener before Cincinnati rallies in the second game. Pitching and timely hitting drive the first contest while Cincinnati and managers maneuver late. Local box scores list Vivione, Glarke, and Hawle among standouts as the Tigers and government tilt shuffle standings.
A messy baseball recap from St Louis July 18 describes Briut ton’s error in the sixth inning during Slorgan’s at bat. Washington leads 1ty as Ned doubles, Wells and Welln pitch for the southpaw and right-hander Emelie.
Amateur marksmen tied for best score in eastern league event as Corsairs edge a rival team after a tense match. Report notes players Fike Hobison Meadris Sims Cotman Ragan and others, with emphasis on the high level of play and the late scoring sequence. Venue details and exact dates are unclear but the article centers on the shipboard contest and its outcome.
Beaumont Tos. Matyi Ett led a brisk Pirates win over the Beaux scoring eight to four. The game featured strong defense and timely hits as Pirates built a lead by the eighth inning. An error late aided Pirates' cushion while Beaux struggled to answer.
Bader and Lewis duel on Ovow the Pan in Laghthe naa in a terse pitchers clash. Each hurler worked efficiently as runs were scarce and defense dominated, leaving the outcome in a tight late-inning frame.
The favorite Tracery won the Molips Sikes stakes at Sandown Park over a mile and a quarter, earning $60,000 for Avent Ltd. Lette Vis finished second, with Bychelics Ode third. Betrayed text mentions other horses and a garbled postrace scene, typical of a primary-source racing note.
Fragmented report quotes Ban Johnson discussing the American League, impending World Series, and team contenders. Mentions Athletics, Cleveland, Washington, Chicago, Boston, and New York with references to the 1988 World Series and league leadership. The text is garbled but centers on manager and commission statements about the season and future scheduling.
Williams defeats Schwenger in straight sets at the Met meter preliminary lawn tennis tournament between the United States and Canada. The match sees Williams win the first set 6-4 and clinch the victory, with a field including American players Norris Williams and Paul Norris among others.
The Navigators beat Fort Worth 6 to 1 as Sorrellé of the Panthers drove in runs in the opening frame. Fort Worth's Howard and Koerlines provided offense in the fourth, but Waco's Tanner and Beek, Retlir, and Salm paced a tenacious late rally. Strong defensive plays and timely hits by Crichlow, Crigkin, and Rennard helped secure the win, with Salm recording three bases and multiple players contributing in base running and fielding. The Horns will hold a meeting tonight as the team continues a strong season, aiming for another win next Tuesday morning.
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