Beaumonters Shut Out By Bronchos In Beaumont Matinee
Stewart allowed three hits as the Bronchos toppled the Beaumonters 7 to 0. Dolly Stark led the visitors with two singles and a two bagger in five at bats, while Dunckel contributed two hits and two runs. Baggan, Dunckel, and Westerzil aided the offense with key plays sealing the win.
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Beaumont
Tex
Harry Stewart
Oilers
Smithson
Beaumonters
Pacific Coast
Stewart
Dunckel
Wotell
Dolly Stark
Bronthos
Dolly
Baggan
Bagan
Burch
Westerzil
Lark
Dee
Cook
Mithson
Wilson
Unckel
Jon Esterzil
Westy
San Antonio
R.H. C. A. E. Bagean
Bure
Weasterzil
Stark
Teseereeseee & Clark
Ola Nixon
McMahon
Perry
Seaee Peseee
Westerzi
Bureh
Stewart Dunckel
Weaterzil
Matthews
Pirates Buy Two Pitchers From Major Leagues
Litt le Rock official Robert G. Allen reports the sale of pitcher Robert Couchman to the Galveston Club of the Texas League and the purchase of pitcher George Baumgardner from the St. Louis American League Club. Baumgardner reportedly objects to joining a minor league club as Allen heads to St. Louis for talks.
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Little Rock
Ark
Robert G. Allen
Little Rock, Southern Association
Robert Couchman
Galveston Club
George Baumgardner
St. Louis
Coachman
Baumgardner
Allen
Western Association splits season at Sherman meeting
Western Association magnates at a Sherman meet Friday night decided to split the season. The new schedule starts Saturday. Denison won the first half. J. W. Bell of Paris Texas was elected president, succeeding W. P. Hill of McAlester Oklahoma.
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Sherman
Tex
Western Association
Denison
J. W. Bell
Paris
W. P. Hill
McAlester
Okla
Byford and Lockhorn Clash in the Finals
In Kansas City Saturday the Great Plains men's tennis singles final features Heath Byford of Chicago vs Clifford J. Lockhorn of Kansas City after Byford ousted Seiferde Stellwagen 6-1 6-3 8-6 and Lockhorn defeated Eugene Monnet 6-3 6-0. Stellwagen and Evan Rees beat A A Poteet and Steven Claflin 6-3 7-5 to reach the doubles semifinals.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Great Plains
Heath Byford
Seiferde Stellwagen
Minneapolis
Clifford J. Lockhorn
Eugene Monnet
Norman
Epee Lockhon
Monnett
Lockhorn
Stellwagen
Evan Rees
Dallas
Tex
A. A. Poteet
Steven Claflin
Jerry
James Weber
Indianapolis
Charles Trask
John Hennessy
Byford
Grant and Schmidt Set for Western Amateur Final
In Del Monte California on July 22 Douglas Grant Northern California champion will face Heinrich Schmidt Claremont Golf and Country Club in the Western Golf Association amateur final. Clarence Mangham Texas youth was defeated by Grant five up with four to play at the 32nd hole. Schmidt defeated Roger Lapham San Francisco 13 up 12 to go to the final. Final matches for the presidents cup vice president cup and consolation flights were scheduled for Saturday.
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del Monte
Cal
Western Golf Association
del Monte Links
Douglas Grant
Northern California
Heinrich Schmidt
Claremont
Golf and Country Club
Clarence Mangham
Texas
Grant
Mangham
Schmidt
Roger Lapham
San Francisco
Johnson Beats Dallas in Fort Worth Baseball Clash
A. Rankin Johnson limited Dallas to five hits and walked five as Fort Worth won 5 to 1. Fort Worth exploited Dallas errors and a slow move to first to steal second on the throw. The report notes lively fielding and offensive bursts amid a buoyant, unrelated patent snippet on German bathing suit lifeguard material.
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Fort Worth
Tex
A. Rankin Johnson
Dallas
ADB
R.H. O. A. E. Saeeig
Fendredvavnene
McCandiem
Iacesss & Cie
Brownlow
Crouch
H. Smith
Stupp
Germany
Texas League Friday Scores and Saturday Pairings
Friday results show Waco 1 1, Shreveport 0 3, Fort Worth 56 Dallas 1, San Antonio 7 Beaumont 0. Houston Galveston rain. Saturday schedule: San Antonio at Beaumont, Waco at Fort Worth, Shreveport at Dallas, Galveston at Houston.
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Waco
Shreveport
Houston-Galveston
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Galveston
Houston
Shreveport Es
Friday Results Report From Rainy MLB Matches
Rain affected multiple games with Detroit beating Boston and Cleveland defeating Philadelphia while Chicago won 7 to 5 over Washington. St Louis and New York plus another Detroit game were noted as rain affected with no completed scores provided.
Chicago at Washington and six other MLB matchups
Readable lines list Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia detailing four more pairings as part of a sports schedule.
National League Scores and Schedule Detroit
Rainy day results show Brooklyn over Pittsburg 2 to 1 while Philadelphia beats Cincinnati 6 to 4 and Boston edges St Louis 4 to 3. Upcoming games feature Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn-Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pet
Baseball Results and Postponements Across The League
In the American League games, St Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston were rained out. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 in Philadelphia after a 1 1 run pattern. Chicago beat Washington 7 to 5 in Washington with strong offense from Scott Schalk and DuMont.
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Chicago
Washington
R. H. E. Chicago
Scott
Schalk
Dumont
Henry
Pittsburg Brooklyn-Pittsburg Game Recap
At Pittsburg Brooklyn and Pittsburg met after New York 2 Kellen 3 at Joe H E New York. The Chicago Batteries Tesreau Rariden Packard Lavender and Fischer. Philadelphia 6 Cert 4 at Cincinnati 13. Cincinnati 4 131 Batteries Rixey Killifer Schneider and Wingo.
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New York
Kellen
Joe H. E
Chicago
Tesreau and Rariden
Packard, Lavender
Fischer
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Rixey
Killifer
Schneider
Wingo
At St Loulis R H E Boston St Louis Batteries
A rough scoreline shows Boston vs St Louis with R H E and a 9 run effort. Batteries credited to Tyler Hughes and we Ames Williams and Gonza os.
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Boston
St. Louis
St. Loulis
Scores From Evening Games Across Cities Reported
In Louisville Kansas City defeated by 5 to 1, at Toledo St Paul prevailed 2 to 1, at Columbus Minnepolis 8 to 3, and in Indianapolis Milwaukee beat an unnamed opponent 4 to 3.
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American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
C Columbus A
Minseepee
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Two World Records Smashed by Pacers at North Randall
In Cleveland on July 22, Single G. sparked a sensational pace at the North Randall Grand Circuit races. Russell Boy won heat one in 2:00 1-4, then nosed out Murphy’s pacer in heat two, matching the same mile time and winning the third heat in 2:01 1-4. The records set include the fastest three-heat pace averaging 2:00 92-100 and the fastest second and third heats by the same horse averaging 2:01.
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Shreveport
Waco
Leverett
Bittle
Coyle
Malmaquist
Ames
R . Tanner
Reilly
Grubb
Eker
Smith
Knaupp
Schrader
Hill
Napier
Moran
Ac AB. Bittle
R. H
Maimauist
Tanner
Ib Pete
Zinn
Donalds
Cleveland
Russell Boy
Murphy
Gary Goodman Bout Postponed to July 27 at Soledad Roof
The ten round fight between Tommy Gary and Danny Goodman, billed as Chicago’s “whirlwind” and an undefeated Illinois militiaman, was moved from Tuesday to Thursday night July 27. Harry Harris promoter says Metropolitan Athletic Club sponsors the event with admission limited to members.
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Tommy Gary
Chicago
Simmang May Play in Sundays Games
Higgy Simmang, a local amateur star who shone in the post season at the army Post and played for Marlin in the Central Texas League, may start in right field for the Bronchos in Sundays double header at League Park against Houston. If Mike Watell is ill, Higgy will have a chance to prove his summer improvement as a solid fielder and productive hitter. Army Post soldiers plan to attend in large numbers with half-price passes for servicemen.
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Higgy
Simmang
Army Post
Marlin
League Park
Houston
Harrison J. Benson
Mike Watell
Uncle Sam
Eight Boats Ready for Mackinac Cruise Start
Chicago yachts prep for the thirteenth annual Mackinac cruise with a fleet of eight under the Chicago Yacht Club colors. The 331 mile race begins at 3 pm with five sloops, two yawls, and one schooner vying for the Mackinac trophy. Notable starters include Priscilla Arcadia Natant Dorello Mavourneen Larkin and Leda.
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Chicago
Ill
Mackinac
Chicago Yacht Club
Straits Resort
Priscilla
Harry M. Higginbotham
George O. Clinch
Arcadia
C. P. Morgan
Natant
Paul Tietgen
Dorello
Intrepid
Roy Barcal
Frank Snite
Morgan L. Eastman
Mavourneen
D. W. MacDonald
Larkin
George B. Currier
Leda
WE DO OXY-ACETYLENE weld ing
Portage Tire and Cycle Co at 221 South Alamo advertises oxy acetylene welding services with shop in Portage.
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Portage Tire & Cycle Co
Alamo
Wright tosses seven inning no hit no run game in Charleston
Charleston hosts Macon pitcher FE Wright who just joined the South Atlantic League club. He delivered a seven inning no hit no run performance in game two of Friday’s doubleheader. The report also lists baseball scores from Atlanta Mobile Little Rock and Chattanooga with erratic innings and battery pairings.
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Charleston
8. C
FE. Wright
Macon Club
Waco
Wright
City Baseball League Reorganizes for Second Series
The City Baseball League reorganized at a Friday meeting in The San Antonio Light editorials. Four teams Ahrens Ott Knights of Columbus Potehernicks and XXX Pearls will race for the gonfalon in the second series beginning July 30 at Electric Park. The top teams from the first series return with the XXX Pearls joining from former members. The winner of the second series could meet the first series champion in a best of three for the local title, if the plumb ing brigade does not repeat. A new schedule will be drawn up at next Tuesday's managers meeting in The Light offices.
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City Baseball League
San Antonio
Sprague Jewelry Company
Goldsmith Cups
Norman Lawhorn
Alexander's Billiard
Gonfalon
Ahrens & Ott
Knights of
The
Light
Electric Park
Thoroughbreds in Sprint at Hawthorne Meet
Chicago July 22 The Chicago Merchants Handicap of 1200 dollars for six furlongs drew a strong sprint field. Dodge, winner of the opening derby, and Faux Col, second in that race, were among the entries expected to attract a large crowd at Hawthorne on Saturday.
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Chicago
Chicago Merchants
Hawthorne
Dodge
Faux Col
Japanese Player Reaches Finals at Point Judith Tennis
The July 22 final in Narragansett Pier’s Point Judith tournament pits Ichira Kumagae from Japan against Watson Washburn, a former Harvard champion, in singles action. Doubles see Craig Biddle of Philadelphia and G Colber Caner of Harvard facing Richard Harte and Watson Washburn of Harvard.
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Ichira Kumagae
Watson Washburn
Harvard
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
G. Colber Caner
Richard Harte
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