Bronchos Take Two From Houston In Sunday Double Bill
San Antonio Bronchos edged the Houston Buffalos 3 to 2 and 4 to 2 at League Park. Willis Butler debuted as a Nag delivering key runs and solid defense. Ogle started the first game with two and two thirds innings, while Harding used a fast ball and spitter to trouble Houston, and Pat Newnam argued the seven inning ruling.
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Pat Newnam
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Willis Butler
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Hatton
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Itz
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Lee
Allen
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Simmang
Clark
Newnam
Gitcner
Ases
Citrano
Matthews
Higey
Nags
A. E Baggan
Rt Stark
Nkel
Enews Clark
Teen
H.O Lee
Ae Tullos
xCrias Edmondeon
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Smiths Edge Kerrville In Tight Baseball Clash
Smith Studio of San Antonio defeated Kerrville 3 to 2 after outhitting the locals. Ed Stahl and Krause teamed for the Smiths, while Sweeney and Wheeler kept Kerrville in check as Stahl closed out the game with runners on base. The Smiths previously beat Saspamco, signaling strong form this season.
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Tex
Smith Studio
San Antonio
Smiths
Stahl
Saspamco
Ed Stahl
Krause
Sweeney
Wheeler
Droemers Defeat Halffs On Lambert Beach In 7–4 Win
Droemers beat M Halff 7 to 4 on Lambert Beach Sunday afternoon as Pape allowed five hits and struck out 17. Dreisch and Olenberg led the winners with key hits while Hass starred for the losers.
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M. Halff
Lambert Beach
Pape
Dreisch
Olenberg
Hass
RH. E. Dpoomiote
le Bateries
Pape and Morrison
R. and S. Tea Beat Knights 6 to 5 in Snappy Battle
The R. and S. baseball team defeated Knights of Columbus 6 to 5 Sunday in a close game. Kraft pitched well for R. and S. with Fried contributing in relief. Final line shows R. and S. 6 runs on 10 hits to the Knights’ 5.
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Knights of Columbus
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Kraft
R. H.E
Kraft and
Héerck
Friedland Keller
Ahrens and Ott Defeat Boerne White Sox in Scrappy Game
In Boerne Texas Ahrens and Ott of the San Antonio City League beat the White Sox 7 to 3 on Sunday afternoon. The Sox surged for three runs in the sixth but Ahrens and Ott countered with late scoring in the eighth and solid defense led by Vance and Jack Burke.
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Tex
Ahrens & Ott
San Antonio
White Sox
Earl Burke
Vance
Hicks
Polk
Farbra
Theis
Wedge
B. Dedeker
Jack Burke
Hubert Wedge
Sox
E. Burke
G. Wedge
A. Fabra
Split Doubleheader Gassers and Giants Both Win
Shreveport scores 8 to 1 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the nightcap. Highlights include Smith Schrader Sefton Crouch reaching base on two bases and multiple sacrifices. Pitchers Gleason and Conley split the duties with 2 and 3 strikeouts respectively.
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Ossssssnervsee
Smith
Schrader
Josefton
Crouch
Ens
Carroll
Knaupp
Barr
Stupp
Gleason
Conley
Dallas
Carson
McCafferty
Tex
Gassers
Giants
Buddy” Napier
Becker
Knanupp
Case Elwert
Chrader
Kneaven
Cane
R.H FE
AB Josefson
Rf Teenies
McCandlesa
Ensweet Brownlow
Snedecor
Shane O
Ei Crouch
Wane Smith
Tee Conley
Braith
RW Becker
Eenee Elwert
Sereeess Kneaves
Napier
Wee
Kitchens
Brownlow
Welsh and White Agree to Labor Day Light Weight Title Fight
Freddie Welsh and Charley White have accepted terms from Colorado promoters for a twenty round world light weight championship bout on Labor Day in Chicago. White will receive a $4000 guarantee in the contract, which is expected to be signed on Monday.
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Freddie Welsh
Charley White
Colorado Springs
Colo
White
Monay
Standings and Sunday results in Texas League
Sunday results show San Antonio 3 4 Houston 2 2 Fort Worth 5 6 Waco 1 4 Beaumont 8 1 Galveston 0 0 Shreveport 3 1 Dallas 1 6. Scheduled Monday games Houston at San Antonio Galveston at Beaumont Waco at Fort Worth Shreveport at Dallas.
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Houston
Fort Worth
Waco
Beaumont
Galveston
Shreveport
Dallas
Chicago 12 Detroit 9 baseball scores report
Chicago defeated Detroit 12 to 9 in a game noted for a 10 inning stretch while St. Louis beat Cleveland 6 to 2. The Chicago Detroit matchup remains on the schedule.
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Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Derand
Groom, Weisman
Severeid
Gould
Klepfer
Daly
National League Sunday results recap
Chicago beat New York 8 to 2 while Philadelphia overwhelmed Cincinnati 8 to 1. Boston edged St Louis 2 to 1 with Philadelphia scheduled to play Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Baseball scores and box scores from Chicago and Boston games
Chicago beat New York 8 to 3 as Chicago offense exploded with 17 hits while New York managed 12. Boston routed St Louis 16 to 4 in a blowout after a tight early game. Philadelphia defeated Courtpants 8 to 1 in Cincinnati after late scoring. Cincinnati fell to 18 to 2 with strong pitching and timely hits.
Detroit Harness Racing Glut Splits Field for 2:17 Pace
Detroit, July 24. For the first time in local history, harness entries overflowed, forcing two divisions for the 2:17 pace in the Detroit Athletic Club Purse opening meet. The program also featured the 2:10 and 2:18 trots with notable drivers and horses.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Athletic Club
Voll Strikes Out 21 in No-Hit Amateur Victory
Columbus report says Ernest Voll, a young amateur pitcher, fanned 21 over nine innings without a hit or base on balls allowed. He dominated Sunday’s game in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ernest Voll
Byford and Lockhorn Take Great Plains Doubles Title
Heath Byford of Chicago and Clifford J. Lockhorn of Kansas City won the Great Plains tennis doubles championship in Kansas City, defeating Jerry and James Weber of Chicago 6-4 6-8 6-3 7-5. The Weber brothers had earlier beaten Stellwagen and Rees 4-6 6-2 6-3 6-2, while Byford and Lockhorn beat Trask and Hennessy 6-4 6-8 6-3 7-5 to reach the final.
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Heath Byford
Chicago
Clifford J. Lockhorn
Great Plains
Jerry
James Weber
Weber Brothers
Selferde Stellwagen
Minneapolis
Evan Rees
Dallas
Texas
Byford
Lockhorn
Indianapolis
Charles Trask
John Hennessy
Panthers Win Two In Fort Worth Doubleheader
Fort Worth defeated Waco in both ends of a July double header 5 to 1 and 6 to 4. Fentress pitched well in game one while Harrah held the line in game two until the seventh inning when three runs scored and Trotter came on. The box scores show Waco’s Bittle Coyle Manniquist James Tanner Wohlleben Grubb Causey and Connell among others.
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Harrah
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Oreee
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Sentell
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Miller
Royle
Stuart
Erent A. Betts
Karr
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Wohlleben
Grubb
Bittle
Dodd
Perry
Tnenee
Causey
Coyle
Teen Tee Malmauist
Loeb
So Tase
James
Conwell
Ss See . Sue
John Reilly
Ston
Martina
Barore Wohlleben
Weer
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Sage
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Hedford
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H.O Meiver
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Roice
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Teen
Gudger
Consens Scomb
Reilly
Boyle
Tretter
If Dodd
Tee Tenner
Bage
Har
Spellman
Johnson
Moran
Ib Wa
Delehanty
Wilson
Eenee
Harbin
Poe
Galveston Sheen
Sasha
Umimary
Bedford
Honolulu Swimmers Set Three World Records at Exhibition
Honolulu officials announced three new world marks at a YMCA tank exhibition. Duke Kahanamoku clocked 100 yards in 53.5 seconds, besting 54.5. A relay team of Kahanamoku, Cunha, Lane, Kruger and Keltn finished 500 yards in 4:43.5, a record, and the same four plus Kahanamoku posted 400 yards in 3:44.5, also a record.
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Duke Kahanamoku
Kahanamoku
George Cunha
C. Lane
Trade Sends Mathewson to Reds as Manager
Major league standings cooled slightly over the week. In the National League Brooklyn maintained its edge over Boston while New York in the American kept a steady margin with Boston moving to runner up over Cleveland. The key event was New York trading Christy Mathewson to Cincinnati to take on management duties.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Red Sox
Yankees
Cincinnati
Christy Mathewson
Reds
Thirty Teams Enter National Rifle Championship in Washington
Thirty teams have entered the Civilian Rifle Club National Team Championship, run by the War Department and national board for rifle practice in Washington. The event runs until August 10, with Los Angeles Rifle Club the defending champion and Muskogee Oklahoma among the entrants.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Civilian Rifle Club
United States
National Board For the Promotion
Los Angeles
Umpire George Johnson Knocked Out at St Paul Game
Umpire George Johnson, 25, was struck by a bottle thrown by a spectator while working as plate umpire in the first game with St Paul. He was rendered unconscious and three arrests were made.
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Toledo
George Johnson
St. Paul
Dallas Hosts Southwestern District Tennis Championship
Entries closed for the Southwestern District Championship with about seventy singles entrants and thirty doubles teams from five states. The doubles rule now allows partners from any state, with winners advancing to the national preliminaries in Chicago. Notable players include Yale’s Arthur Seeligson and J B Adone Jr. plus Roland Hoerr, Evens Rees, George V Peak Jr., Semp Russ, and A G Blacklock. play expected to last six days.
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Tex
National Lawn Tennis Association
Chicago
Arthur Seeligson
Yale Star
J. B. Adone Jr
Border States
Texas
Roland Hoerr
St. Louis
Evens Rees
Kansas City
George V. Peak Jr
Semp Russ
San Antonio
A. G. Blacklock
Fort Smith
Ark
Southern League baseball results page summary
Chattanooga defeated Memphis 2 to 1 at Memphis in a game with late scoring. New Orleans lost 3 to 1 at home to Mobile as Allison Schmidt and walkers contributed in relief. Nashville beat Little Rock 5 to 1 in Nashville with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Mobile
New Orleans
R. H. E. Moding
Seman
Allison
Schmidt
Walker
Brenton
Higgins
Medal of Honor explained and depicted in detail
The article outlines the history and symbolism of the Medal of Honor from its 1862 origin during the Civil War to present. It notes the distribution between army and navy honors, compares the medal to international awards, and describes the insignia, ribbon, and presentation basics for both army and naval recipients.
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United States
Y. C
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Germany
Great Britain
Minerva
Ain't It The Truth Ain't It The Truth
A fragment reflects on a lively home atmosphere as visitors arrive and cause a warm, noisy reaction in a small town setting. The piece evokes a rustic mood and communal feeling around the home.
All in on what is good you stand by it firmly
A concise aphorism asserts that once a thing is deemed fully good one should connect with it and hold steadfast. The line emphasizes commitment and trust in a sound choice.
Decoration features red white and blue silk rosette
The Detroit Free Press quotes a fragment noting that the decoration and rosette are adorned with red, white and blue silk. The dialogue hints at past separation and realization of value.
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