Bronchos win first game as fans rally despite disaster
Beaumont and San Antonio clash in a 5 to 2 contest despite umpire illness and a floral horseshoe gift. Stinson drives in runs with singles while Morton silences the Oilers with five hits allowed. Beaux and Beaux's crew threaten in the seventh before Morton steadies the win.
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Leidy
Detcher Price
Czar Block
Matthews
Goodwin
Martina
John Onion
Maneger Stinson
Mr. Onion
Stinson
Swan
Morton
Oilers
Schwind
Seitz
Frantz
Wilie
Cobard
Beer Tablets Offer Sparkling Lager From Water and Sugar
An ex Brewmaster from Cincinnati introduces concentrated Bar Jey Malt and Hops to make lager beer by adding water and sugar. He claims a tasty, strong beer at one cent a glass and says thousands already use it. He notes demand may rise where beer is restricted by Webb Bill and invites inquiries to A. Shah at 1366 Sycamore St Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Shah
Sycamore
Beaming Scoring Spark In San Antonio Victory
San Antonio defeats Beaumont 6 to 3. McMahon Edmiston Schwind Lemon collect two base hits. Morton allows seven hits, Swan fans eight in 2 12 innings. Seitz and Frantz contribute key plays.
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Swan
San Antonio
F Kibler
McMahon
Edmiston
Schwind
Lemon
Price
Seitz
Frantz
Morton
Beaumont
Reynolds
Wille
Goodwin
Martina
Waco Dominates Austin Tribe In 3–1 Victory
Waco built a fast lead with three runs in the first two innings and held off Austin for a 3–1 win. McCuller and Dodd fueled the visitors with a triple and key hits while Hill scattered nine hits for Austin. The two clubs meet again tomorrow at the same site.
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Austin
Tex
Waco
Senators
McCuller
Hill
Hohnhorst
Dodd
R. H
Austin— AB
Roche
James
Cook
Rf . Ee
Mclver
Brainard
Hille
Tanner
Wohlleben
Beck
MecCuller
Howell
Lions and Weasels Tie for First in YMCA Juvenile League
In a double header at the YMCA gym, the Lions crushed the Hyenas 14 to 11 as Sexaur went 4-for-4 and Graef, Bourn contributed timely hits. The Tigers defeated the Weasels 7 to 1, with Flaherty tossing a no hit bid and Warren charged with seven hits. The results leave the Lions and Weasels tied for first place with a double header scheduled next Tuesday.
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Lions
Hyenas
Sexaur
Graef
Bourn
Hix Green
Miller
Hamilton
Weasels
Bond
Straughn
Tigers
Warren
Postlewaite
Flaherty
Maurer
Foster
Nexr
Roaring Lions
Wheeler
Jiggs Donahue Dies Former White Sox star and manager
Jiggs Donahue, former Chicago White Sox first baseman and Galveston league manager, died this afternoon in a Columbus hospital after months of illness. He had been in town for several months with little hope of recovery. His death followed a brain illness within lead to death.
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Jiggs Donahue
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago White Sox
Galveston
Texas
Donahue
Big Chicken Dinners Offered at Riverside Restaurant
A Big Chicken dinner today and a Big Chicken supper tonight at the Riverside Restaurant located at 101 East Houston Street Meals priced at 25 cents.
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Riverside
East
Houston Street
101St
Giants Defeat Cardinals 6-3 as Griner Struggles
New York July 19 Griner proved easy for the Giants as St Louis fell 6 to 3. St Louis scored in the fifth and sixth on four safeties, a sacrifice fly, a double steal and two passes and added three more in the seventh. New York answered with two in the seventh and two in the eighth. Griner worked seven innings allowing eight hits and three runs while Marquard earned the win for New York with seven innings pitched. Attendance labeled 20,000 with Brennan and Eason umpiring.
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Griner
Giants
Cardinals
Marquard
St. Louis
AB. R. H. C. A. E. Magee
Esseserensis
Cather
O'Leary
Whitted
Konetchy
Hvans
Burns
Shafer
Fletcher
Doyle
Merkle
Murray
Rf .Meyers
Cscevceceeceese & Snodgrass
Heseneres
In Bt
Louie
Cathers
Snodgrass
Marquar
Gunner
Brennan
Eason
Welch Defeats O'Brien in Vancouver Fight
In Vancouver on July 19, Freddie Welsh the British lightweight champion out-pointed Young Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia over 15 rounds. O'Brien showed speed and cleverness early, but Welsh stayed rugged and fresher at the final bell.
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Welch
O’brien
Vancouver
B. C
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Freddie Welsh
Riverside Restaurant Meals 25 Cents Ad
Riverside Restaurant at 101st Houston Street advertises meals for twenty five cents.
Club Standings and Scorelines From Yesterday
San Antonio edged Beaumont 6 to 3 while Houston routed Galveston 14 to 0 and Waco beat Austin 3 to 1. Today's schedule lists Beaumont at San Antonio Fort Worth at Dallas Waco at Austin Galveston at Houston.
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San Antonio
Beaumont
Houston
Galveston
Waco
Austin
Fort Worth
Dallas
Piya , Ee. Tet . c
Sterne
An’ Antonio
Americans overwhelm Canada in Wimbledon semi final
Powell and Schwengers lost to McLoughlin and Hackett in straight sets 6 3, 6 8 12 10 as heavy rains softened the turf. The U S pair displayed hurricane service and crisp volleys to dominate on the historic center court and edge toward the Davis Cup challenge against England. The Canadians fought hard with resilient returns but could not match the Americans in the last set.
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Wimbledon
England
America
Dwight F. Davis
United States
McLoughlin
Hackett
Powell
Schwengers
Canada
California
Canucks
Amateur teams urged to send Sunday scores
The Light urges all amateur teams to mail in their Sunday game scores before 10 a m Monday. The sporting editor welcomes features and results from small games as eagerly as big league results and promises equal attention to all submissions.
Canadian set hopes fade on costly errors
Canada looked to have a bright chance but a faulty play by Schwengers and Powell's misplay sealed defeat. The turning point came as Powell's partner erred in the nineteenth game while Hackett served.
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Canada
Schwengers
Powell
Hackett
National League results and game summaries
National League scores list Boston over Chicago six to four Pittsburg six over Brooklyn eight to six New York six over St Louis three Philadelphia eight over Cincinnati two St Louis and Indianapolis noted with incomplete details. First game shows Kansas City error and Pittsburg heavy scoring in a late frame. Second game called seventh to catch a train with Pittsburg winning seven to one and noted pitchers and battery details.
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington
St Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
R. H. EB
Kansas City
Hogue
Harris
Symmes
Phillips
Murray
Henning and
Hicks
Porroy and Watson
Plyd
Pragwge
Seneeeus
Baseball doubleheader results from Minneapolis and St Paul
In Minneapolis the Columbus team swept 9 11 2 and 3 4 3 in two games with scores 9 to 11 and 8 to 17. Indianapolis split with St Paul 2 9 in two games, while Lewisville defeated Milwaukee 8 to 9 in a rain shortened game.
Toledo Triumph Grabs Narrow Victory Over Kansas City
R H B Toledo edged Kansas City 13 to 10 in a low scoring game. Baskette Stevenson De Voght Land Covington and O'Connor contributed on offense and defense as the Batteries limited KC to few scoring chances.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Baskette, Stevenson and
Devoght
Land
Covington and O'Connor
Turner Bowling League Championship Game Set for July 22
The Lowther team, winners of the first series, will face Hoef gen, victors in the second, in the Turner Bowling League championship at Turner Hall. A very interesting match is anticipated.
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Turner Bowling League
Lowther
Hoefgen
Turner Hall
Business Boys to Play Seniors in Y M C A Indoor Baseball Final
The Business Boys meet the Seniors Monday night at 8 15 in the Y M C A gym for the deciding game of the series and the championship. Each team holds a victory, the Business Boys having previously defeated the Seniors in a three game set 41 to three.
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Business Boys
Y. M. C. A. Gynasium
Western Team Wins Olympic Trophy at Homewood
Western Golf association captured the Olympic trophy at Homewood Country Club with 628 strokes in 36 holes. Edgesworth quartet Charles Evans Jr Warren K Wood Kenneth P Edwards and W I Howland Jr led the team with Wood also earning individual honors at 150 total strokes.
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Chicago
Charles Evans Jr
Edgewater
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
Kenneth P. Edwards
Midlothian
W. I. Howland Jr
Glenview
Homewood Country Club
Western Golf Association
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Wisconsin Golf Association
Kentucky Golf Association
Trans- Mississippi Golf Association
J. Lemist
Denver
Evans
Naps top Yankees in pitching duel in Cleveland
The Cleveland Naps edged the New York Yankees 1 0 in a pitchers battle led by Falkenberg as Keating allowed the lone run on Cree's single. Johnston, Jackson, Lajoie and Graney contributed key hits while Telbald and Turner supported the defense in the late innings.
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Cleveland, O
Naps
Yankees
Keating
Falkenberg
Johnston
Jackson
Lajoie
Turners
Graney
Nap
Cree
Cleveland
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Telbald
Chapman
Turner
OFS
Carigen
Falkenberg, Pooivesseesss
Sccoveeess
New York
Reward Offered For First Pitch Hit In Texas League
The Glaze Wood and Coal Company will award $250 to the first pitcher in the Texas League who hits the “A” on the Alamo Auto Sales Company sign with a batted ball from home plate during a regular league game. Davenport barred, first bounce does not count.
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Glaze Wood and Coal Company
Davenport
Alamo
Alamo Auto Sales Company
Swomary Game Summary
Two base hits by Keating and Daniel, and stolen bases by Turner Lajoie and Johnston. Eight strikeouts split between Falkenberg and Keating, with 6 left on base for Cleveland and 2 for New York. Wild pitches by Falkenberg and a 1 hour 50 minute game time. Umpires O Loughlin and Hildebrand.
Pirates Triumph Over Brooklyn in 6-3 Victory
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 6 to 3 with strong four-run fourth and two-run eighth innings. Rucker allows eight hits through eight innings before Stack finishes. McQuillan scatters Brooklyn hits. Notable hits include Byrne, Miller, Wheat, and Butler contributing for Pittsburgh.
Deaf Mute Shopper Buys Studebaker 25
A salesman in El Paso leads a deaf mute buyer through a Studebaker 25 showing. After a half hour of narration the man writes "How much?" in Spanish. The salesman writes The price as 885 dollars and the buyer produces a checkbook.
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el Paso
Findlay Motorcycle Club Seeks Federation Membership
About 25 members of the Findlay Ohio Motorcycle Club have applied for membership in the Federation of American Motorcyclists.
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Findlay
Ohio
The
Federation of American Motocyclists
Bronchos Face Attendance Drop After Inconsistent Play
Analysis shows the Bronchos have been inconsistent in the past week with losses that deter fans at League Park. The skid followed series blows from Galveston and Buffaloes, dampening hopes of a pennant and threatening fan support despite a promising five hundred plus record.
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League Park
Galveston Tribe
Buffaloes
Root
San Antonio
Broncos
Beaumont Oilers
Broncs
Cap Leidy
Milwaukee sheriff enforces 25 mph county speed limit
The Milwaukee County sheriff announces a strict 25 mph county speed limit due to reckless driving. Ten mounted deputies will patrol daily, with no leeway and no trapping drivers into speeding. It is not a uniformed detail and no attempts to induce excess speed will be tolerated. Polly Rice noted as possibly the first woman motorcyclist in New York.
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Milwaukee County
Wis
Polly Rice
New York
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