Perry's Men Fall 3 1 As Napier Shuts Out Bronchos
In Shreveport Napier limited San Antonio to four hits and one run while Perry’s Men collected seven safeties to win 3 1. Burke contributed two hits including a double, and Flynn stole twice scoring on Tullos and a later sacrifice fly. Both teams played errorless defense as the series wraps up with the final game scheduled for this afternoon.
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Dunckel Out On Oalls At Napier Field
Dunckel left on all bases as San Antonio defeats Shreveport 8 to 6. Napier pitches for the winners striking out Harper once and Sicking twice, time 1.30. Umpire Sentell presides.
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Dallas Beats Houston 4-1 Behind Jacobus Sharp Pitching
Dallas pitcher Jacobus allowed two hits as Houston managed a lone run in the ninth. Dallas scored four runs aided by two innings with two hits off Moore. McCarty made a key defensive stop to curb Dallas’s early threat. Mattick Palmer and Graham contributed RBIs. Noyes tripled for Houston’s best hit.
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Baker Exonerated By AL President In Tampering Case
Chicago July 18 J Franklin Baker third baseman for the New York Americans was exonerated by AL President Johnson of alleged tampering. In a letter to the league executive Baker denied trying to lure pitcher Sotheron from St Louis and said he advised the young pitcher to stay with St Louis.
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Baseball scores from multiple cities with varied results
At Louisville Louisville beat Kansas City 7 to 3. At Toledo Toledo won 3 to 0 over St Paul 8 to 1. In Columbus a rain delay affected Columbus against Minneapolis. At Indianapolis Milwaukee fell 2 to 1 in twelve innings.
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Burns Trio of Major Leaguers Prominent in 1910s Baseball
Three Burns brothers George of the Giants Eddie of the Phillies and George of the Tigers form a notable trio in major league baseball. George J Burns stars in the outfield with New York Giants, Eddie Burns serves as catcher for Philadelphia, and George Burns is a Detroit Tigers first baseman. All three are solid contributors and among the era’s promising players.
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Mueller's Team Wins Volleyball Series at Y M C A
Emil Mueller's squad defeats J W Fuller 10-1 11-3 11-8 in three games. H H Ryan's net play and Mueller's serves lead the winners in a hard fought business men's series refereed by George Wheater at the Y M C A.
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St. Louis Americans trio released to Omaha Western League
Ward Miller outfielder Jim Park pitcher and William Nye second baseman of the St. Louis Americans were released to Omaha of the Western League. Miller and Park say they will refuse to report to Omaha.
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Tuesday Texas League results and Wednesday schedule
San Antonio lost to Shreveport 1 to 3 while Houston fell to Dallas 1 to 4. Tomorrow's games include San Antonio at Shreveport Houston at Dallas Fort Worth at Waco.
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Baseball Scores and Matchups Shaping Late Season
Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia L Pittsburg 6 Boston 10 St. Louis 1 Brooklyn 2 Chicago 1 New York 6. Pittsburg at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Baseball Scores From Tuesday Across The American League
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 9 to 1 while Chicago beat Boston 5 to 3. New York edged Cleveland 2 to 1, and St Louis won 3 to 2 against Washington. Upcoming games feature Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Southern League Scores and Batter Details
Mobile defeats Little Rock 11 1 as Brennan Griffith Ledbetter and Kennedy drive runs. Atlanta edges Chattanooga 3 2, Memphis tops New Orleans 5 4, Nashville sweeps Birmingham 11 2 with Decatur Marshall and Meador contributing. Second Nashville win 4 0 ends in seven innings per agreement.
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Cat Causes Temporary Interurban Service Disruption
A cat chasing a rat at a sub-station in Oklahoma City halted interurban and street car service in Oklahoma County for ten minutes. A car became hung on two charged wires, causing a short circuit before linemen removed the lifeless mortyr and service resumed.
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Texas Tennis Sharps Again Win Matches
Four visiting players took fourth round singles wins in the Great Plains tournament in Kansas City. J B Adone of Dallas beat Paul Donaghy 6 3 6 2 to advance. G V Peak of Dallas downed Frank Howard 6 1 6 2 and then beat A A Poteet 6 2 6 1. O R Sellers of Lexington defaulted the fourth round. J C Uhrlamb of Lawrence defeated J E Challinor 6 3 6 3. No out of town doubles entrants.
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Waco Defeats Fort Worth 5-2 In Tuesday Tilt
Waco welcomes Redford with two doubles and two singles driving in three runs. Trotter pitched despite rough support as Waco tops Fort Worth 5 to 2. Bittle, Kircher, Sharman and others contributed for Waco while Redford earned the win.
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Triple tie at top in Junior B Indoor Baseball League
The Giants beat the Braves 4 to 1 and the Cubs edged the Cardinals 5 to 4 to create a triple tie for the lead. Giants players Leslie Maurer Charles Blackwood Elmore Berendt and W. Mitchell starred. Harrell Lackey had Braves only two hits. Cardinals benefited from Leroy Bates while Brooke Stephens and William Kilips led Cubs with bat.
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Vic Saier Joins Pirates After Cincinnati Waiver
Vic Saier becomes Pittsburgh Pirates property after Cincinnati National League club waives its claim to the former Chicago first baseman on Wednesday. The move confirms Saier’s transfer to the Pittsburgh club pending official completion of the deal.
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National League Scores From New York Brooklyn and Boston
Chicago loses 6 to 1 in New York as Demaree and Dilhoefer struggle Schupp and Gibson. Brooklyn beaten 26 to 14 by St Louis in a high scoring affair. Cincinnati edges Philadelphia 9 to 7 with Schneider and Clark guiding the win. Pittsburg defeats Boston 10 to 6 as Mamaux and Jacobs secure the victory.
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Phillies Beat Tigers In Doubleheader Split
In Detroit, Philadelphia loses 9 to 2 in the first game and wins 3 to 1 in the second. Batteries include Bush Meyers Noyes Schang and Stanage. game one notes Schang Jones and Stanage as batters. The second game ends after the eighth due to rain with Noyes Schang Ehmke Stanage contributing on defense and offense.
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Washington Hawks? First game result unclear due to OCR
In Chicago the batterdbag line shows Chicago winning 5 to 0 with Dumont and Henry on the mound against Cicotte and Schalk. The box score indicates Washington scored 6 runs in six innings?
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Washington Beats Chicago In Extra Inning Duel
In a tense game Washington pushes across six runs while Chicago scores seven. Batteries: Johnson Ainsmit Schalk for Washington Faber Schalk for Chicago. New York Drops Cleveland In Cleveland Ruth leads with two late runs as Cleveland holds on for a 2 to 1 win. Batteries Russell Walters Klopfer ONeill Billings.
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Baseball scorecard fragment from St Louis at St Pan
Box score snippet shows St Pan trailing St Louis 25 to 3 with partial inning lines .101 000 000 and .001 001 001. Batteries Leonard Agnew Plank Severeid listed for both teams.
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Confederate Veteran L T Dement Dies in Texas Home
L T Dement aged 75 a Confederate Veteran died at the Confederate Home after a brief illness. A native of Alabama he moved to Texas at age 12 and served in Wall's brigade Willis battalion. He was admitted to the Home a year ago from Creedmoor and buried in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Lackey Wins Ninth Junior B Swim Race at YMCA
Harrell Lackey topped the ninth event in the Junior B series at the YMCA with a 232.5 second time in towing the body the length of the pool. Brooke Stephens took second in 242.5 seconds and Elmore Berendt finished third in 29.25 seconds. Lackey moved to second in the individual standings behind Berendt.
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Nebraska Amateur Leads Trap Shots at Western Handicap
St Joseph Missouri July 18 C v Tappan of Hoagland Nebraska an amateur won the first day of the Western handicap by breaking 99 of 100 in the Western introductory match and led all with 148 of 150. Conditions were fine for shooting A W Cocke of Wellington Texas tied for second high amateur with 146.
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Hibernians Seek 1917 Opening Game Next Sunday
The Hibernian baseball club reorganizes for 1917 and seeks a game next Sunday. Contact King Charles McCabe at Crockett 989 between 6 and 7 p m for a round trip via Southern Pacific.
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