Davenport Lifts Giants In Ninth Rally At Dallas
Dallas takes a 2-1 lead before Goodwin hits a two bagger and Davenport drives in tying run in the eighth. Mullins, Stinson, and Frantz deliver big hits as the Bronchos rally but Dallas wins with a late rally and holds on for the victory.
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Lemon
Davenport
Cincinnati
Ump
Dallas
Wetermahh
P Duncan
xGoodwin
Ffs
Wilson
San Antonio
Navigators Triumphant Over Beaumont in 3 1 Victory
Beaumont, Tex July 23 Torry lacked solid support as Navigators won 3 to 1. Crichlow scored twice, Wohlleben and Leidy produced key hits while Helm pitched for Waco. Final line shows Waco 3 Beaumont 1 with 6 left on base for Waco and 5 for Beaumont. Time 1:40. Umpire Gardner.
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McMahon
Wohlleben
Edminston
Leidy
Waco
Brith
WREO
Beaumont
Beck
Dodd
Torrey
Edmiston Cooke
Reilly
Smith
Helm
Cobard
Cooke
Gardner
Cincinnati Drives Doubleheader Triumph Over Boston
Cincinnati won both games from Boston by one run each in a July doubleheader. In the first game Cincinnati rallied for a 4 to 3 win in ten innings as Three Fingered Brown closed out the Boston threat in the final frame. In the second game Cincinnati topped Boston 3 to 2 with Benton Brown and Clarke delivering the decisive innings. Horans Want Game. Horan Company seeks strong opponent and a meeting is planned Friday night at the old place. players urged to attend with shine. Germany uses about 118060 tons of American lubricating oils yearly. total consumption reaches 280000 tons.
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Club Standings Results and Today’s Matches
Dallas 3 San Antonio 2. Houston 6 Fort Worth 0. Waco 3 Beaumont 1. Austin 6 Galveston 2. Play today Dallas in San Antonio Fort Worth in Houston Waco in Beaumont Austin in Galveston.
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San Antonio
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Fort Worth
Waco
Beaumont
Austin
Galveston
P.C. Houston
Antonio Eeeeel
Yesterday's Scores From Cleveland and Major Matchups
Baseball results show Boston 56 over Cleveland 8 and Philadelphia 0 over Philadelphia 0 with St Louis 4, Washington 5 over Chicago 6, Detroit 2 over New York 0. Washington plays Chicago, Philadelphia in St Louis, New York in Detroit, and Boston visits Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
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P. C
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Ers
St Louis
National League and Minor League Baseball Results Summary
Baseball results across leagues show Cincinnati routed Boston 4-3 and New York beat Brooklyn 8-2 with Chicago and St Louis sending mixed scores. American Association reports Milwaukee and Kansas City dominate, while International and Southern leagues post varied scores from Toronto 5 Baltimore 1 to Memphis 4 Atlanta 0 and Montgomery 6 Birmingham 4.
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Toledo
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Baltimore
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Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Birmingham
Rally Turns Tables as Chicago Beats Washington 6 to 5
A ninth inning rally by Chicago erased a 3 run deficit to defeat Washington 6 to 5. Collins sparked the comeback with a three run burst after Groom allowed eleven hits but solid defense limited Washington’s scoring. Final line shows Washington 5 runs on 11 hits with one error to Chicago 6 runs on 11 hits with one error.
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Washington
Collins
Groom
R. H. E. Washington
Henry
Russell
Cicotte
Schalk
Dauss Is Unhittable as Detroit Wins 2 0
Detroit pitcher George Dauss shut down the New Yorks on July 28 in Detroit. Ford’s solid effort unraveled in the seventh with three singles and a sacrifice, while an eighth inning error allowed Detroit to add a run. Final score Detroit 2, New York 0. Batter lines: Ford, Fisher, Gossett for Detroit. Dauss, McKee for New York.
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Mich
New Yorks
George Dauss
Ford
R. H
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Fisher
Gossett
Smith
Dauss
McKee
Frenchman Quits In Bout In Boston Ring
Marcel Thomas world welterweight champion of France quit in the fourth round of a bout in Boston. Referee Sheehan awarded Mike Glover of South Boston a technical knockout decision. Leopold Jonas had sold newspapers thirty three years at the Astor House in New York.
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Mass
Marcel Thomas
France
Sheehan
Mike Glover
South Boston
Leopold Jonas
Astor House
York
Western golf championship survivors in rainy round
In Chicago on July 23 a drizzle greeted 16 survivors starting the second round at Homewood. Charles Evans Jr and Frank Welsh led off, with E P Allis III and J N MacDonald close behind amid talk of a possible world record for Allis’s rare 306 yard hole in one.
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R. A. Gardner
Hinsdale
M. E. Phelps
Edgewater Club
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Warren K. Wood
Austin Finds Moore Easy Pickings in Pirates Win
In Galveston on July 23 Austin scored six runs to a 6 2 victory over Pirates pitcher Moore. Hille hit a home run and a triple drove in runs amid two walks and two singles. Harben relieved Moore in the second as Austin built the lead, while Baylor held the Pirates to six scattered singles. Summary notes include two-base and three-base hits, multiple double plays, and key plays by Dodd Betscher, Hille, and Maag.
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le Cook
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Mansty
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Betacher
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Massey
Sudhoff Reported Violently Insane In St Louis Hospital
Sudhoff once star pitcher for the St. Louis Americans is reported insane at a city hospital. Physicians cite an old head injury from a 1906 beaning as a factor. He retired in 1905, later sold clothing, and for three years has worked as a waterworks oiler.
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T. Louis
Wee Willie’ Sudhoff
St. Louis
Jones Versus Koch Highlight Omaha Clay Court Clash
Rainwashed courts at the Omaha Field Club did not curb action in the fourth national clay court tournament. Fourth round singles and second doubles were on the card with H H Koch of Omaha facing Drummond Jones of St Louis. Merrill Hall and F P Harris led doubles action after yesterday's upset of Merrill Hall by J Switzer in three sets.
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Neb
Omaha Field Club
H. H. Koch
Drummond Jones
St. Louis
Koch
Merrill Hall
H. H. Hackett
F. P. Harris
J. Switzer
New York
Longwood Bowl Singles Third Round At Longwood
In Boston the Longwood Bowl singles moved to third and fourth rounds at the Longwood courts with good weather. Spotlight matched William Johnston of San Francisco against Gardner Bealls of Boston as the tournament proceeded, while yesterday former champions William A. Larned and Bealls C. Wright teamed to defeat R. D. Little and T Pell of New York in a standout second round match.
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Mass
Longwood Courts
William Johnston
San Francisco
Gardner Bealls
William A. Larned
Bealls C. Wright
R. D. Little
T. «. Pell
New York
Giants take doubleheader as Pittsburg loses NL title bid
July 23 New York Giants defeat Fred Clarke's Pittsburg twice, 8-3 and 2-1, in a doubleheader. First game features a clear win for the champions. second turns on a pitching duel between Mathewson Fromme and Adams, with Gibson and Meyers contributing.
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Pittsburg
Giants
Fred Clarke
Mathewson
Fromme
Adams
Cubs Lose Doubleheader to Philadelphia in Twinbill
Philadelphia swept Chicago 6 5 and 8 6 in a July doubleheader at Philadelphia. Travath belted a centerfield bleacher homer to win game one for the locals. In game two Philadelphia rallied in the fourth with timely hits and three Chicago errors to seal the victory. Batteries: Lavender Needham and Alexander Brennan and Kilifer Howley.
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Reulbach
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Chalmers
Mayer
Browns Beat Leaders St Louis 4 0 In Pinch Hitters
In St Louis on July 23 the Browns defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 0 as Mitchell shone in late innings and strong support backed runs. Shortstop Wallace is out for a month with a broken left hand from a pitch by Bush in Monday's game. Batteries: Brown Houck Lap Schang Mitchell Agnew.
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Philadelphia
Wallace
Bush
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Lap
Schang
Agnew
Buffaloe Shut Out Fort Worths in Houston Tilt
Houston defeats Fort Worth 6 0 as Rose dominates with three hits allowed. Kitchens fined $5 and benched for kicking. game slow but well played outside the eighth. Houston 6 Fort Worth 0. scoring details and line scores listed for both teams.
Baseball box score snippet from Allen and Newnam game
Summary of a baseball inning shows Allen and Newnam, Vance, and Rose details. It notes a wild pitch by Vance, Rose striking out, Veasey issuing seven walks, and two hit by pitches to Rose. Houston and Fort Worth each left eight on base. Nevitt completed an unassisted double play. Time 1 40, umpire Howell.
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Stinson
McKee
Schwind
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Davenport
Marshall
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Rose
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Core Whiteman
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Varee
Fort Worth
Allen
Mowry
Newnam
Vance
Howard
Nevitt
Howell
Sallee Leads St Louis to 3 1 Win Over Brooklyn
Sallee pitched for St Louis in a 3 1 victory over Brooklyn in Brooklyn yesterday. Brooklyn collected eleven hits but scored only in the ninth. Curtis pitched well but poor support at critical moments doomed the home club. Score by innings shows St Louis 001 110 000 and Brooklyn 000 000 001. Batteries: Sallee and Wingo for St Louis, Curtis Stack and Miller for Brooklyn.
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N. Y
St. Louis
Sallee
Huggins
Curtis
Wingo
Stack
Miller
Naps Beat World Champions In Cleveland Contest
Cleveland defeated the champions 8 to 5 after a lineup change as Gregg pitched poorly and Cleveland chased Leonard and Malloy from the box. Scoring details include a 0-3-0 sequence by Cleveland and late runs to seal the victory. Batteries: Leonard Malloy Hall Carrigan Gregg Carisch. Ad notes plumbing service and price.
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Gregg
Leonard
Malloy
R. H. E. Cleveland
Hall
Carrigan
Carisch
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