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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1913

Page

8

Giants Ghar Another From the Bronghos Giants Ghar Another from the Bronghos

The Dallas club gains a 3-2 win as pitcher Bader preserves the lead in a tense bottom of the ninth. Bronchos threaten with two out and two on but Bader manages a strikeout to seal the victory. Seitz, Boone, Goodwin and Frantz are key for Dallas, while Kibler and Stinson contribute for the Bronchos.

Cavender Dallas Huenke Bader Giants Goodwin Frantz Seitz Third Cap Marshall Reitz Tulios Meixee Kellerman Cader Aes Frentz Pader Pete Loone Kibler Stinson Boone Wilson Tullos San Antonio Tribe Collins Husky Biff Morton Auirry Storch Gross

Two-Base Hits Highlight San Antonio Dodgers Win

Two base hits by Kibler Wilson Lemon Duncan and Storch plus a stolen base by Storch and a 3 for Leftz Schwind. Kibler and a sacrifice fly by Kibler, Boone struck out by Morton 11 and by Huenke 5. Five walks off Huenke Morton 3. San Antonio 11 Dallas 9. Double play Wilson to Marshall. Time 2 08. Umpire McKee.

Kibler Wilson Lemon Duncan Storch Leftz Schwind Boone Morton Huenke San Antonio Dallas Marshall McKee

Buffs Take Second Game Off Panthers

Houston wins 5 to 0 over Fort Worth as Criss twirls shutout in damp, error-heavy affair. Mowry and Howard provide the lone bright spots for the visitors, while Newnam and Kneaves star in the field for Fort Worth despite the loss.

BUFFS Panthers

Wyoming Tigers Triumph Over Hebrew Institute on Iowa Street

The Wyoming Tigers defeated the Hebrew Institute 18 to 4 on the Iowa street diamond. Sol pitched for the Tigers, holding the Institute nearly scoreless. batteries were Sol and Rolland for the Tigers, Ralph and Fink for the Institute.

Wyoming Tigers Hebrew Institute Iowa Street Tigers Institute Sol End Rolland Ralph and Fink

Hallmark boys set clash with Prospect Hills Saturday

The Hallmark team meets Prospect Hills on their diamond Saturday at 3 30 p m Local manager asks every player be present by 3 p m for final warmups and lineup checks.

Hallmark Boys Prospect Hills

Local standings and upcoming matches in Texas clubs

Dallas leads with 3 points after yesterday's results, followed by Houston and Fort Worth at 6. San Antonio 2 and Galveston 2, Beaumont 4, Austin 1, Waco 6. Today Dallas plays San Antonio, Fort Worth meets Houston, Waco faces Beaumont, and Austin hosts Galveston.

Dallas San Antonio Galveston Austin Waco Beaumont Houston Fort Worth P. Cc Dallas Eee

Scores From Yesterday in the American League

Washington beat Chicago 7 to 1 and Cleveland defeated Boston 6 to 3. Philadelphia routed St. Louis 8 to 1 while the New York Detroit game was rained out. No games are scheduled today.

Washington Chicago Cleveland Boston Philadelphia St. Louis New York-Detroit P. C Detroit Louie Coccseees New York

Baseball scores from national and minor leagues

National League results include Chicago beating Philadelphia 13 to 8 and New York 2 to 0 over Pittsburg. Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 7 to 0, Boston 4 to 1 over Cincinnati with Cincinnati in Boston and St. Louis in Brooklyn. American Association games show Columbus 1 at St Paul 8 and Minneapolis 3 over Louisville 0. International League results list Baltimore 4 at Toronto 2 and Rochester 9 over Providence 1. Southern League outcomes have Montgomery 6 over Birmingham 0, Mobile 8 over Nashville 0, and Atlanta 2 over Memphis 11.

Chicago Philadelphia New York Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Cincinnati American Association St. Paul Columbus Minneapolis Louisville Toronto Baltimore Rochester Providence Buffalo Newark Montreal Jersey City Montgomery Birmingham Mobile Nashville Memphis Atlanta Plyd P. C St Lule

Sox Whip Phillies in High-Scoring Game

Chicago defeated Philadelphia 13 to 8 in a heavy scoring affair. Six Chicago pitchers appeared, with pinch hitters bat for relievers as the game wore on. Philadelphia started strong but Cheney faded by the fourth inning, Humphries striking out Magee with the bases loaded.

Philadelphia Chicago Doom Cheney Humphries Magee Chicres Cheney, Humphries and Needham Chalmers Rixey Brennan, Marshall, Imlay, Mayer and Howley

Navigators rally to edge Beaux in Beaumont game

In Beaumont Mississippi Navigators beat the Beaux 5 to 4 as they chased Martina from the box in the ninth after a four-run burst. Swan relieved and held, while Waco collected 7 hits and left 6 on base. Martins, Gurks, and Edmiston starred, with a late Beaumont rally falling short.

Beaumont Tex Navigators Martina Swan Beck Jost Gurks Waco— AB R. H. O. A. E. Tiaag Siiceseviatenesh Yardley Peekierepe Bees Crichlow Wohlleben Rennard Tanner Serene Reilly Joahie Williams, If Cooke Smith WOCO Betts McMahon Edmiston Dobard Rielly Waco Dodd Gardner

Boehling Earns Eleventh Straight Victory in AL Record

Washington Club pitcher Joe Boehling won his eleventh consecutive game, tying an American League season record, as Washington defeated Chicago 9 to 7. Chase scored on Collins' double to avoid the shutout. Miller of Chicago was released to San Francisco. Also: Ted Sullivan in Fort Worth arranging a world tour for the White Sox and Giants.

Chicago Joe Boehling Washington Wath- Ppnton Chase Collins Miller San Francisco R. H. E. Washington Boehling Henry Scott O'Brien Schalk Kuhn Ted Sullivan Fort Worth Tex Texas League Baseball White Sox Giants Dallas

Harvard Names Track and Cross Country Coaches

Boston July 24 Harvard track and field athletes will be coached for two years by William F. Donovan and J red Powers while Crim son cross country runners will train under Alfred J Shrubb.

Yingling Shuts Out St Louis as Brooklyn Wins 7 to 2

Brooklyn defeats St Louis 7 to 2 as Harry Yingling stays unbeaten against the visitors. Brooklyn fans two runs in the seventh on a rally of four hits while four double plays highlight the strong fielding. Ebbetts departs on a scouting trip around the Southern League circuit.

Brooklyn Harry Yingling St. Louis Ebbetts R. Oh Harmon and Wingo and Hildebrand Yingling and Miller

Braves Beat Cincinnati as Stallings Returns

Boston defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 after Manager Stallings returned from Buffalo, bolstering the lineup. Long hits in the fifth and seventh inning followed a local runner reaching second, producing Boston’s runs. Packard and Kling teamed for Boston with Tyler and Rariden behind Cincinnati.

Boston Mass Buffalo Stallings Cincinnati Packard Kling Tyler Rariden

Pirates Shut Out by Mets as Marquard Wins Eighth Straight

New York beat Pittsburg 2 0 for a third straight win. Marquard allowed only two hits, both with none out in the sixth. McQuillan pitched well for Pittsburg but a rough first inning doomed them. Wagner starred with two fine plays in the sixth. Score Pittsburg 0 New York 2. Batteries McQuillen Gibson Simon Marquard Meyers.

New York Pittsburg Marquard McQuillan Wagner R. H. EB McQuillen Gibson Simon Marquard and Meyers

Lefty Hamilton’s six game streak ends in loss to Philadelphia

In St Louis, Lefty Hamilton’s run of six straight victories ends as Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 8 to 4. Baumgardner relieved Hamilton after the seventh. Lavan singled in the fifth, advanced on Shotton’s double, then scored on a wild pitch to prevent a shutout. Batteries: Philadelphia Bender and Thomas. St. Louis Hamilton Baumgardner McAlister and Agnew.

ST. Louis Hamilton Philadelphia Baumgardner Lavan Shotton R. H E. Philadelphia Bender and Thomas Hamilton, Baumgardner and McAlister Agnew

Griffiths gloomy order from Washington manager

CHICAGO July 24 Manager Clark Griffith of the Washington team has ordered his athletes to avoid Lake Michigan during Senators games here. The warning follows Outfielder Shanks escaping serious injury after diving into shallow water Monday night. He twisted his ankle in the scramble to shore and will be out for several days.

Chicago Clark ‘Griffith Washington Lake Michigan Senators Shanks

Allis Bumps Into Chick Evans In Chicago Match

In the Western golf championship at Homewood Chicago, Allis of Milwaukee and defending champion Chick Evans Jr. were among the first off the course today. Gardner teamed with A C Perry while Wood faced Frazer Hale, Lockett and Leduc were late starters as round progressed.

Chicago Ill E. P. Allis Milwaukee Charles Evans Jr Homewood Robert A. Gardner A. C. Perry Warren K. Wood Frazer Hale H. W. Lockett J. Leduc Mason Phelps Chick” Evans Frank Welsh Rockford Star Heyburn W. K. Wood John Simpson Galesburg

Chicago Players Dominate Matches In Casual Card Style

Defeats include C. B. Cory by H. W. Lockett in Chicago with 3 and 2, and C. B. Devol losing to Lockett in Chicago state, while Joseph Leduc beat R. E. Morrison in Kansas City 7 and 6.

C. B. Cory Chicago H. W. Lockett C. B. Devol Joseph Leduc R. E. Morrison Kansas City

Cleveland Beats Boston Five to Three in Series Finale

Cleveland defeated Boston five to three in Cleveland yesterday, taking three of four in the series. Falkenberg limited the visitors to three hits after the first inning, and Cleveland chased Foster in the sixth. Jackson and Lajoie each had three hits in four at bats.

Cleveland Boston Falkenberg Foster Jackson Lajoie Leonard Thomas Carrigan Carisch

Ransom & Silsbee Ready for Sunday rematch on South Flores

After a week's vacation the Ransom & Silsbee team resumes play against the Horans next Sunday at nine on the South Flores street diamond. Players should report at 8 30. Ransom & Silsbee lead the series after winning the first game, promising a strong contest.

Ransom & Silsbee Horans South Flores Street Horons

Pruitt Commission Plays Sunday Morning Baseball Game

The Pruitt Commission Company baseball team is in the field for a Sunday morning game. Coach Stanley is to be contacted at Crockett 7116 to arrange the battle.

Pruitt Commission Company Stanley Crockett

Hyenas Romp In Doubleheader Slugfest Wins and Next Clashes

The Hyenas beat the Weasels 15 to 5 in the opener as Sexaur walked four and gave up seven hits. Meerscheidt and Warren led with four hits. K Brown added a two-bagger. In the nightcap the Hyenas defeated the Tigers 15 to 14, scoring 13 runs in the final inning. Hix Green had six hits, Hamilton four, Miller five. Maurer and Lemmon contributed for the Tigers. A double-header is set for next Saturday with Lions facing Hyenas and Weasels against Tigers.

Weasels Lions Sexaur Meerscheidt Warren K. Brown Graef Archer Brown Boren Hyenas Tigers Hix Green Hamilton Miller Maurer Lemmon Willow Waters Ashner Hirschfield Postlewaite Claud Fuquay

Massey Drives Center Line to Secure Pirates Win

Galveston Texas July 24 Massey hit a line drive to center driving in Hopkins and lifting the Pirates to a 2 1 victory over the Senators in the second game of the series. Pitching duel between Lewis and Hiett featured sharp defense with Quinn’s first base errors giving Austin a run. Stolen bases by Book and Hopkins highlighted a tight game as Galveston edged Austin 2 1.

Galveston Tex Massey Hopkins Pirates Senators Lewis Hiett Quinn Austin Maloney Madden Jordan Williams MOP Shiidecsaciesn Austin— AB Roche Ss James Wosce Cook Creas Bae Ce Mcliver Seccse Oa Wee Hille Ee Bobo Ore Haigh C . Seeeeees Hohnhorst Book Betcher Haigh Matthews

Corpus Pirates to face Rosebuds in decisive South Texas series

In Corpus Christi on July 24 a three game set starts next Tuesday to decide South Texas amateur baseball supremacy. Corpus Pirates have 9 games in Gulf Coast League with 6 wins and 3 losses plus 3 exhibitions for an overall 9–3 record. Victoria Rosebuds show 12 wins in 16 games.

Corpus Christi Tex South Texas Corpus Pirates Victoria Rosebuds Buds Pirates

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