Panther Jinx Stalls Martina In Fort Worth Loss
Fort Worth club Panthers defeated Joe Martina's squad 4 to 1 as Dillinger held the visitors to one hit through five innings. Baggan doubled to spark an early tally, Atz and teammates struck for three runs in the sixth to seal the win as Stow and Sicking made key defensive plays.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Joe Martina
Panthers
Dillinger
Martina
Panther
Joe
Ake Atz
Johnnie Baggan
Sicking
Perry
Stow
O'Berta
Sharman
Bersen
Atz
Dodd
Gibson
Gray
Bernsen
Giants and Braves win in Junior B Indoor Baseball double bill
At the Y M C A Saturday the Giants beat the Cubs 5 1 and the Braves defeated the Cardinals to seize the lead. Giants hitters Leslie Maurer Charles Blackwood and Leroy Hunt starred while Brooke Stephens had the Cubs only hit. Blackwood threw a one hit game. Walter Schulte William Fetzer and Jarvis Hillie led Braves batting with Ernest Fellbaum adding a double play and a score.
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Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Leslie Maurer
Charles Blackwood
Leroy Hunt
Brooke Stephens
Blackwood
Walter Schulte
William Fetzer
Jarvis Hillie
Braves
Ernest Fellbaum
Schulte
Mrs J W Schofield Tops Davy Crockett rifle team
Six members shot at the municipal rifle range in inclement weather. Mrs J W Schofield led with 92 points at 300 yards, followed by J W Schofield with 90. Mrs A Siegel scored 88 beating her husband, H L Moth tallied 83. Sergeant H H Mitchell noted the women outshot the men.
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Davy Crockett Rifle Club
J. W. Schofield
H. H. Mitchell
Davy Crocketts
Frank O Rourke Recalls Utica Baseball Hard Times
In Utica New York Frank O Rourke, recently joining the Brooklyn club, recalls a harsh period with the Utica State League club. He and teammates describe unpaid salaries and meager per day wages during June and July, noting a $4 share from receipts after a large crowd in Syracuse and tension before payments.
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New York
Frank O'Rourke
Brooklyn
Utica
O'Rourke
Jack Dempsey
William Luster
Frank Brower
Johnny Evers
Utica State League
Charles V. Schram
Utica Baseball Club
John T. Buckley
Schram
Buckley
Syracuse Stars
The
Stars
William F. Donahue
Uticans
Syracuse
Cards Win Both Games From Phillies in NL Action
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 5 and 5 3 to sweep a doubleheader. Horstman earned both wins with relief work, and Johnny Evers was ejected in the first game for disputing calls.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillies
Cardinals
Horstman
Watson
Ping
Johnny Evers
Harrison
Oe Ramost
Louis
Ae _ ar
Betzel
Cocates
Hornsby
Cruise
J. Smith
Reseeis Gs
Paulette
Baird
Gonzales
Doak
Smuth
Ames
xSnyder
International golf match for War Relief Fund at Baltusrol
An international golf event opens July 25 at Baltusrol with Scotch English and American pros and an amateur team led by Jerome D Travers. The format is foursomes and singles, daily play begins at 9 30, the next match at Garden City, winner is team with most holes.
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New York
Baltusral
War Relief Fund
Scotchborn
Jerome D. Travers
Gardenity
Clash With City Champions Today in League Park Doubleheader
Fort Sam Houston Headquarters baseball team, unbeaten this season, meets city champions Ahrens and Ott in the first game of a League Park doubleheader this afternoon. The photo lists players including Holbrook Gray Aldworth Heil Curran, Lefty Pendleton, and manager Witt among others.
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Fort Sam Houston
Ahrens
Ott
League Park
Leo Holbrook
Phil Gray
Richard Aldworth
William Heil
Ambrose Curran
Sidney
Two-base and three-base hits lead off in quiet ball game
Two-base hit by Doyle and three-base hits by Willams Trogressor and Smith highlight a scoring effort. A home run by Smith and a stolen base by Mann paced offense while walks and strikeouts line the pitching line. Demaree worked 7 innings with 4 strikeouts, Hendrix 1 inning with none, Demaree 4 Barnes 1, double plays Maranville to Rawlings, umpires Klem and Bransfield, time 1 30.
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Gibson
Hetling
Williams
Panthers
Tonsiotis
Atz
Bittie
Sharman
Berween
Firay
Seeenewee
Atree Ener
Dillinger
Peaene
Tere
Pan Antonio Fort Worth
Eewanee
Baggan
Martina
Aggan
Matthews
Wittsburge
New York
Pitler
Carey
Kauff
Zimmerman
Burna
Sallee
Ward
King
Schmidt
Pitley
Ramden
Holke
Pittsburg
Grimes
Lalks
Emsie
Philadelphia
Niehoff
Whitted
Cravath
Juderus
Stock
Seem
Paskert
Killifer
Rixey
Lavender
Ccssceesees
Inn St. Lows
Tee
St. Louis
Baird
Long
Bancroft
Ludervs
Paulette
Betzel
J. Smith
Wallace
Doak
Horstman
Ames
Kiillifer
Lavander
Smyth
Harrison
O'Day
Cincinnati
Groh
Kepf
Tioush
Griffith
Neale
McKechale
Clarke
Wae Mitchell
Brooklyn
Cernennee O Daubert
Lear
H Myers
Ceseesee Stengel
Johnston
Ol Cutshaw
Miljua
Bebani
Rous Ih
Chase
Roush Clark
Stengel
Mitchell
A. E Paulette
Kopf
Snyder
Steeneeneee Chase
Watson
P. Sewere
Riffith
Horatm@h
Geale
xThorpe
Clake
Nie
Schneider
Seeeterenee
Penton
Meyers
Cadore
Louis
xxxSmith
Sessoee
Paskett
Burns
Cruise
Luderns
Hornsby
Miller
Oeschger
Eos Cosseecesne
Bender
O’rourke
Talls
Russell
Cadoré
Brook New York
Byron
Quigley
Braves
Cubs
Boston
Mass
Jess Barnes
al Demeree
Pirates
Higbee
Debus
Wortman
Wilton
MD. Wolre
Demaree
P Hendrix
CNOE
Vpcakkoaheens
Bigkee
Newark
Burne
R. H
Maranville
Kelly
Obertgon
Netchy
Weenenee
Rawlings
Ratigor
Biscsseeecses
Doyle
Willams
Trogressor
Smith
Mann
Hendrix
Barnes
Klem
Bransfield
The Art of the Stick in Match Play
The article profiles Ned Sawyer and Robert Markwell in the 1917 Western Amateur Championship. Sawyer overcomes a five hole deficit and two to play to win after forty two holes, showcasing the value of steadfast defense and sticking to one’s game.
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Jerry Travers
Jerry
Ned Sawyer
Robert Markwell
America
Sawyer
Ned
Midlothian
Markwell
Jno
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dillon to Box Ten Rounds in Pittsburg Bout
Indianapolis middleweight Jack Dillon and Harry Gresc Pittsburg have signed to box ten rounds in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. The likely venue is Torbes Field at the Pittsburg National League Park with the July 40 date noted in reports.
Dallas Wins Odd Game From Waco 3 1
Dallas takes the odd game of the series from Waco 3 to 1 behind Jacobus's pitching and timely hitting. Jacobus held Waco to four hits, doubled home the first run, and scored another, with Litschi making the error that allowed Waco a run. Waco used Sims, but Jacobus outpitched him in a game marked by infield miscues and strong Dallas defense.
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Waco
Tex
Dallas
Navigators
Jacobus
Sims
Litschi
Callahan
Socce
Mattick
Palmer
Tanner
Seacssessese
Grubb
Escossecsesee
Conwell
Ecgesesesese
Vann
Cscsecesesseete
Ianings
Sentell
Gassers Take Final From Buffs 4 3 in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana Buddy Napier and Eu gene Moore faced off in the last game of the Shreveport Houston series. Napier won 4 to 3 as Nixon belted a centerfield homer driving in Tullos and Napier. The Buffs rallied in the ninth with two hits but no runs. Tullos made a one handed stab in the seventh inning.
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Shreveport
Buddy Napier
Eugene Moore
Nixon
Tullos
Napier
Buffs
McCarty
Houston
Seeeseesseee
Flynn
Newnam
Faulkner
Moore
Hayes
Empire City Horse Results First Race Mile
The program lists six races with winners and prices. Lady Botha led the mile ahead of Pullux and a third place finisher in race one while St Isidore won race two at a mile and a sixteenth and Gumsah won race three at six furlongs.
Standings and results from Texas League Saturday action
Fort Worth defeated San Antonio 4 to 1 while Shreveport beat Houston 4 to 3. Dallas won 3 to 1 over Waco. Upcoming Sunday games include San Antonio at Dallas, Fort Worth at Shreveport, and Houston at Waco.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
Houston
Dallas
Waco
Ssss
Lil
East Division Scores and Standings Snapshot
Cincinnati leads the East with 6 9, Brooklyn 2 1. St Louis 7 5, Philadelphia 5 1, Boston 2, Chicago 1. New York 4, Pittsburgh. No games scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores And Schedules From Latest Standings
Detroit edged New York 4 to 3. Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 1. Washington 5, St Louis 0. Chicago 5 Boston 5 in 15 innings. Upcoming games include Boston at Chicago, Washington at St Louis, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
St.Louis
Va T. Pet
Cleveland Eee
Philadelphia Ooerebe
Windsor Racing Results First Race Through Seventh
Race-by-race results show Banyam, Bert Williams, Viva America, Marion Goosby, Corn Broom, Bac, Black Toney winning six furlongs to a mile. Notable placers include Dr Campbell, Repton, Jack Hare Jr, Ran cher and Franklin with multiple others racing or paying varied mutuel odds. Time figures range from 1:01 2-5 to 1:55 3-5.
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Banyam
Koppelman
Dr. Campbell
Collins
Lynette
Louder
Rosanne
Duchess of Liswell
Outlaw
Carrie Louise
Frazcuelo
Bert Williams
Kelsey
Repton
Rice
Miss Gayle
Philistine
Joe Arn
Urchin
Preserver
Little Aice
Jack Wiggins
Annie Edgar
Viva America
Jack Hare Jr
Molesworth
Fern Handley
Gipsey Queen
North Sea
Mehaffey
Prince Igor
Marion Goosby
Rancher
Parington
Bargara
Hubbub
King Neptune
Corn Broom
Pool
Akeldame
Koppleman
Tartars
Doyle
Lone Land
Silk Bird
Old Pop
Copper King
Prince Philisthrope
Garish Sun
Amphion
Gala Dress
Isabell L
Kathryne O
Bac
Parrington
Sam Slick
Aprila
Rodriguez
Reno Wodan
Cliff Field
Alda
Baby Sister
Pepper Sauce
Gartley
Black Toney
Shilling
Franklin
Stearns
Tush Tush
Garner
Bradley
Crump Hall
H. H. Ryan's Team Tops Cunningham in Volleyball
In the Business Men's volleyball series at the YMCA the Ryan squad beat Frank Cunningham's combination in straight games 11-5 11-9 11-8. Emil Mueller and Joe Lipscomb sparked the win while H. D. Crosby and Dr. L. E. McAdon steadied the front and back courts. Doctor Wheeler refereed the match with close calls.
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H. H. Ryan
Frank Cunningham
Cunningham
Emil Mueller
Joe Lipscomb
Ryan
H. D. Crosby
L. E. McAdon
J. W. Fuller
8. C. Smith
George Wheeler
L. E. MccAdon
A Crosby
S. C. Smith
Russell B. Wine
Ralph Cadwallader
Baseball at League Park Hosts City Independents Doubleheader
Charley O Leary to umpire as Ahrens Ott meet Headquarters in game one at 2 30 pm with Markley Burke and Gray on hand and XXX Pearls facing Boerne White Sox in the second. Lineups feature local stars Heil Gilmore Aldworth and Fannin for Headquarters and Altman Simmang Huntress for Ahrens Ott with Hynes and Ledger among Pearl players.
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San Antonio
League Park
Ahrens & Ott
XXX Pearls
Boerne White Sox
Boerne
Texas
Phil Gray
Ross
Louis Witt
Fort
Sam Houston
Ike Pendelton
Ike
Hicks
Heil
Gilmore
Aldworth
Brooks
Curran
Fannin
Holbrook
al Jonas
Ahrens
Otts
Altmann
H. Wedge
Hubert Wedge
Lee
H. Fabra
Theis
North
Charley O'Leary
San Antonio Bronchos
Charley
Ott
Altman
Simmang
Huntress
G. Blalock
Jack Burke
Markley
Naylor
Burke
Gray
Mitchell
Collins
B. Blalock
Vance
Pendleton
Whitney
Ross and Holbrook
Carmody
Utility
XXX
Pearls
Barnes
Bertetti
DeGasperi
Green
Browning
Hynes
O’banion
Ledger
Fried and Toland
Wright
Leo
H. Chittenden
Saunders
Bedsley
G. Wedge
A. Fabra
McFarland
Davis
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