Bronchos Sweep Oklahoma City With Shutout Doubleheader
San Antonio Bronchos blanked the Indian nine in both ends of a twi-night doubleheader in Oklahoma City. Game one ended 3 to 0 and game two 1 to 0 in eleven innings as Gray and Ogers delivered key pinch hits and defensive plays. Leidy, Johnston, Lemon and Daringer starred, with Young taking the loss in the opener and Young lasting eleven innings in the second.
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San Antonio
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Ogers
Leidy
Rice
Howell
Nags
Johnston
Lemon
Young
Rogers
Spencer
Wallace
Daringer
Cowan
Laveland
Pennell
Jackson
Tore
Casey
Faye
Totele
R. H. C. A. E. Spencer
OY Howell
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Metz
Saveland
Kane
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Alahoma City
Bruns
Breakfast Is Team's Pleasure At 10 30
Lloyd Spencer of the Roters Club was notified by long distance call from Owner Block that a 10 30 breakfast is planned. The train arrives at 9 55 followed by a parade and band concert at the depot reception. Participants should notify baseball headquarters before tomorrow morning.
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Lloyd Spencer
Rooters’ Club
Block
Depot
Baseball Headquarters
Sens May Buy Roberts Share Of Buffaloes
Houston Texas July 19 The Associated Press reports Doak Roberts and Otto Sens discussed purchasing Roberts stake in the Buffaloes franchise as disappointment with the team’s road show persists. Sens values the franchise at 30000 dollars and a retirement arrangement may be set within days. Sens and the squad were to Galveston for the road trip.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Doak Roberts
Otto Sens
Sens
Roberts
Sons
Galveston
Sand Crabs sweep Giants in Texas League doubleheader
In Dallas and Galveston on July 19 the Sand Crabs defeated the Giants in a doubleheader 3 to 1 and 3 to 2 as Houston loses a fifth straight game to Waco in a separate twin bill with scores of 8 to 1 and 10 to 1. Meek shone for Waco in both games.
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Tex
Giants
R. H. E. Dallas
Galveston
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Putman
Erioff
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Waco
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Donnelly
Panthers and Senators Split Two in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas on July 19 the Senators and Panthers split a double header with both games decided by shutouts. The Panthers won 1 to 0 in the first game and the Senators won 3 to 0 in the second. President Allen attended the doubleheader.
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Senators
Fort Worth
Tex
Allen
R. H. E. Austin
Space Ee Fr
Henninger Robinson
Kitchens
R. H. B. Austin
Herbert
Schmidt
Perritt
Bush
Orioles Schedule Major Meeting and Culebra Series
The Orioles plan an important meeting at Jones' Drug Store on Ruiz and Colorado streets Thursday night. All players should attend. They will play the Stowers next Sunday at 9 80 on the Culebra Avenue diamond, crossing hats in the early game.
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Orioles
Stowers
Jones’ Drug Store
Ruiz and
Colorado Streets
Culebra Ave
Dickens Honeymoon Cottage Memorial Plan
A memorist tablet will be fixed at Chall near Gravesend where Dickens spent his honeymoon. Percy FitzGerald is carving a bust of the novelist as a gift to the Gravesend Dicken's Fellowship to be placed over the cottage doorway.
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Gravesend
Charles Dickens
Percy FitzGerald
Dicken
London Evening Standard
Rice Eaters Win On Four Homers In Bay City Victory
Bay City defeated Laredo 4 to 3 as Rice Eaters hit four homers. Hornsbach scattered hits with no major gaps, pushing his season total to twelve wins in fourteen decisions. Batteries: Hornsbach and Sweet for Bay City, Wright, Gambell and Frances for Laredo.
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Rice
Bay City
Laredo
Hornsbach
Hornsbech
Sweet
Wright
Gambell
Frances
Rose Buds Win in Ten Innings Over Pelicans
Corpus Christi hosts the Rose Buds beat the Victoria Pelicans 6 to 4 in ten innings. Final line shows Corpus Christi 000 002 200 0 and Victoria 301 000 000 1 with 11 hits and 3 errors. Batteries: Trigg Walters Miller Merritt and Miller. Merritt Salm Lowry Rivard Powers.
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Rose Buds
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pelicans
Victoria
Trigg
Walters
Miller
Merritt
Salm
Lowry
Rivard
Powers
Brownies Win First by Shut Out
Brownsville defeats Beeville 1 to 0 in the opening game of the series. Napier and Hellman held Beeville scoreless while Pendarvis, Fulton and Brammel contributed for Brownsville in a 14 to 2 line score.
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Brownies
Brownsville
Tex
Beeville
R.h.erownsville
Esvillé
Napier and
Hellman
Pendarvis, Fulton and Brammel
Standing of Clubs and Games Today
San Antonio hosts Dallas while Austin visits Waco Houston plays Galveston and Oklahoma City meets Fort Worth in a set of regional matchups. The card outlines today’s games across Texas with four city pairings listed.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Austin
Waco
Houston
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
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Psyd
P. c Waco
DUBE
Beeville in Brownsville. Laredo in Bay City.
Readers are noted with a regional listing for Beeville Brownsville Laredo Bay City and Victoria Corpus Christi. This compact item highlights multiple place names connected to regional reference coverage. No further context provided.
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Beeville
Brownsville
Laredo
Bay City
Victoria
Corpus Christi
American League Yesterday's Results Highlight Scores
Cleveland defeated New York 9 to 6 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 12 to 3. Detroit won 14 to 7 over Boston while Washington topped Chicago 7 to 1.
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Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Psyc
P.O
Cage
National League Scores: Cincinnati and St Louis Rout Opponents
Cincinnati defeats New York 8 to 2 as St Louis beats Brooklyn 8 to 3. Philadelphia tops Pittsburg 4 to 2, Chicago runs past Boston 14 to 6.
Games Today Chicago in Boston and Other Matchups
A slate of baseball games features Chicago visiting Boston and Cincinnati at New York with Pittsburg at Philadelphia and St Louis at Brooklyn in major league action today. The lineups and times vary by city as teams seek wins.
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Games Today
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Southern League scores update from Nashville to Montgomery
Nashville edged New Orleans 6 to 5 while Mobile defeated Atlanta 5 to 0 and Birmingham beat Chattanooga 8 to 4 and Montgomery topped Memphis 6 to 0.
Games T New Orleans In Nashville
The report lists matchups with New Orleans visiting Nashville and Montgomery visiting Memphis. Also Mobile at Atlanta and Birmingham at Chattanooga.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Montgomery
Memphis
Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Theo Artit's Orchestra Promoter A Collman
Theo Artit's orchestra promotes an event with promoter A Collman at 416 Main Ava.
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Theo
Artit
A. Collman
Speaker Champ of Fielding and Long Fly Balls
A Boston Red Sox outfielder lauded as one of baseball's greatest. He excels as a hitter and is regarded as the finest fielder in the game. He is praised for going back under long fly balls better than any other, rivaling Willie Keeler in this skill.
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Boston Red Sox
Speaker
Willie Keeler
Bronchos to Receive Rousing Welcome in San Antonio
Enthusiastic rooters meet last night plan a big welcome for the Bronchos arriving at 10:30 AM via I and G N. A parade from Morris Block to the depot will lead to a luncheon or dinner at a downtown hotel with autos donated for the event. Committees led by President Spencer organize arrangements with fans assembling at Black's on Alamo Plaza at 9:30 AM.
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Rooters
San Antonio
Fong
Laidy
Baseball
Orris Block
Alamo Plaza
Black’s
Alamo Plaga
Spencer
C. H. Genslinger
Roy W. Hearne
P. P. Hoéfgen
W. Moore White
Walter Frang
W. P. Calvert Te Hevenor
Gene—Tarver Bee
Dat Lewis
C. A. Davies
B. L. McCoun
Publicity Officials Named in City Campaign List
Charles Lehman, Lloyd Spencer, A. B. Bennett and Claude Mills appear alongside Publicity W J Dudley Ed Wolf Frank Tillman and R B Israel in a city campaign listing pointing to oversight and outreach duties.
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Charles Lehman
Lloyd Spencer
A. B. Bennett
Claude Mills
W. J. Dudley
Ed Wolf
Frank Tillman
Israel
Fishing anecdote mocks congressmen with berry-eating bass
Georgia Representative Bell enjoyed a Fourth of July fishing trip at Great Falls with his wife catching one black bass and seven perch. Representative Aiken of South Carolina retorted he had more excitement when a bass allegedly leaped from the water, nabbing his line and an eight-pound fish was lost.
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Representative Bell
Georgia
Congress
Atlanta
Bell
Great Falls
Pelicans Nearing Quitting S W League
Corpus Christi Pelicans directors meet to raise funds for the team to finish the season. Citizens likely to subscribe, avoiding default as the league holds an $8000 emergency fund. President B S Dickinson is in town.
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Sto Carey
Chel Taniece Corpus
Corpus Christi
Tex
Corpus Christi Baseball Club
Pelicans
Corpus
Dickinson
Rice Eaters Strengthen Pitching Amid Corpus Christi Exit
Bay City Texas July 18. President B S Dickinson informs manager Haralson Corpus Christi has quit the Southwest Texas league and retirement papers are filed. Dickinson plans to move or sell the franchise while Haralson strengthens the Rice Eaters with new signees Col grove of Victoria and Hickey of Laredo as right handed pitchers.
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Bay City
Tex
B.S. Dickinson
Haralson
Corpus Christi
Corpus
EF Haralson
The
Colgrove
Victoria
Hickey
Laredo
Ty Cobb On Verge Of Physical Breakdown
Detroit faces a likely loss in its winning streak as Ty Cobb grows sicker with a bronchial ailment. The star player, ill since the Philadelphia series, has insisted on playing despite orders and may withdraw before the New York series ends.
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State of Georgia
Peach
Associated Press
Mich
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
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