Navigators and San Antonio Branches Battle in Openers
In Waco Texas on July 14 the San Antonio Branches and the Navigators split a doubleheader. The opener featured strong pitching with Mullins holding the visitors to one run while Love doubled home the winning score for the visitors. The second game saw Waco push across a run in the first inning, but the series was decided by timely hitting and solid defense.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE Standings and schedule note from weathered report
The Federal League shows teams like Kansas City St Louis Pittsburg Newark and Brooklyn Buffalo with scattered standings. A note records postponements and a Monday makeup in Chicago and Newark amid incomplete game results and unclear dates.
Fort Worthliga Standings and Weekend Schedule
Club standings show Fort Worth with a 6-2 record and Dallas at 5-4. Other results include Beaumans and Galveston posting 4 and 0 wins respectively. Monday’s schedule lists San Antonio at Shroyport Beaumont at Waco Galveston at Fort Worth and Houston of Duties.
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Aes
Beaumans
J. Sheevegwrr
Cline Mings
Galventon
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Anon
Shroyport
Beaumont
Waco
Galveston
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Houston
Baseball scores and postponements across the league
Scores from Sunday show Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 4 St Louis 1 Boston 6 New York at Chicago postponed England?
Fragmented OCR: Battery Brands and Locations Listed
A readble snippet shows multiple battery brands and firms with place references. Names like Cleveland Philadelphia and Travellers’ are interwoven with product notes and figures, suggesting a trade or catalog listing rather than a narrative story. The fragment lacks coherent context or a clear event.
Southern League At Metapluts Sebre- a Atlanta
Memphis wins scorelines at Metapluts with Perry Jenkins and Bushelmar Seniel batteries. Nashville secures Birmingham, Kroh and Stree in a tense contest with Grimes Hale Frost batteries noted.
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Sebre
Atlanta
Memphis
Perry and Jenkins
Bushelmar
Seniel
Nashville
Birmingham
Grimes and
Hale
Frost
Kroh and Stree
Wortman Surrenders to Brooklyn Federals in Move Toward Sale
Cincinnati report says Wortman, shortstop for the local American Association club, has signed with the Brooklyn Federals. Possible offers from Philadelphia and New York American clubs suggest he will be sold soon. He arrived from the Savannah club.
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Kansas
City
Wortman
American Association
Brooklyn Federals
Philadelphia
New York
Pirates Triumph in Cane from Dallas in 4 to 3 Victory
Galveston Pirates edge Dallas in a late rally to claim a 4 to 3 win on Signday afternoon. Sloat relieved Howe in the fourth. three singles and a run sacrifice in the seventh produced the decisive scoring. Batteries: Barfoot and Carron for Galveston. Mee umpire.
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Galvexton Pirates
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Pirates
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Ahiro
Viaitirs
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Sloat
Howe
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Mee
Panthers and Buffs Split Double Bill
Fort Worth, July 26. Tart Worth won the first game 6 to 19, and Houston led 4 to 1 in the second. Pitchers Redford and McMorris for Fort Worth and Ware for Houston worked as the batteries. Umpire Well.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Houston
Battories
Redford
McMorris
Ware
Fost
Nagler
Clark
Kenie
Fentress
Jordan
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Nixon's Triple Wins Game for Beaumont
Shreveport July 26 In a whetting pitching duel Martina triumphed 1 to 0 in the eleventh inning as Nixon tripled and scored on Howard s sacrifice Beaumont shaded Shreveport in a tense contest Ryeaver at short made thirteen chances without an error Final score Beaumont 1 Shreveport 0 Batter ies Martina and Bobo Me Jaodart Smith Umpire Haves
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Shreveport
Martina
Mebegg
Beaumont
Nixon
Howard
Kypereport Witcher
Ryeaver
Short
Waa
Bobo
Jaodart Smith
Haves
Seguin Defeats Knights in Soaring San Antonio Tilt
Seguin shut out the Knights of Columbus 9 to 5 in San Antonio Sunday. Aldworth pitched well for Seguin allowing few hits and two base on balls, while Starr for San Antonio fanned seven but their defense faltered. Hypes and Ferguson led the visitors' offense as Seguin claimed the win with strong team support.
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San Antonio
Aldworth
Cerrera
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Starr
Allperk
Hypes
Ferguson
RWB
Knights of Calumsue
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Carivaran
Ahrens and Ort Triumph in Corpus Christi Game
The Ahrens and Ort baseball team beat Pelicanla in Corpus Christi on Sunday 3 to 6. Leo Moirbrook allowed two hits in a standout pitching performance and received strong support from Harlen. Curran Gray and Mitchell led San Antonio at the plate as Harlen closed out the final innings.
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Baseball notes from the majors and minors stir lasting records
July reports highlight record hits in the Pacific Coast League, Cobb and Chase marks in consecutive games, and odd feats across leagues. Texas to Japan travel, Thorpe’s failed big‑league stint, and coaching shifts influence the sport as new talents emerge and old records tumble.
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Minneapolia
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George Cutshaw
Amira Klem
Ieeal
Rube Oifeing
Sugden
Pruitts Win Two In Hard Fought Baseball Doubleheader
The Pruitts defeated W. & M's 7 to 6 in the first game and beat the Independents 5 to 4 in the second on their home diamond. Prutits bunched four runs in the sixth inning of the opener to seize the lead and secure the win.
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Headquarters Defeat Simons in Week’s Diamond Clash
Headquarters edged Simons 12 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game, with Hillle Leste leading the offense and Pendleton, Cassidy, and Eddison contributing multi hit efforts. Cassidy added two doubles and a single, while Kes Pendleton launched a home run as Headquarters totaled 12 safeties. Esraheto pitched for the losers, striking out several and allowing 12 runs in the rout at Station Rock Company Park.
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Len Hoveton
Post
Hillle Leste
Staion Trock Company
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Eleit
Wee the Simons
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Otten
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Cassidy
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Seegers Shut Out Chapa Team 6 10
Seeger Pharmacy batters shut out the Chapa team Sunday afternoon at Seeger Diamond. Wedge and Wightly form for Sacre et Wling out. Letty Alantrx praised for fielding and run production. Eichhorn claimed two doubles and a single, Lopez contributed a home run, and Giraud led the inner with strong hits.
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Seeger Pharmacy
Hareball
Seeger
Ile
Wedao
Neven
Kintera
Siegers
Eichhorn
Whiners
Lopez
Bocraes
Chapas Ao
Vtex
Garen
Havensten Released by NAGS to San Antonio Team
Bec Havensten, a letter for the San Antonio squad, is released unconditionally by Morrigan J. Berson, president of the Broywhes. Hauenstein now negotiates with Shreveport and Beaumont teams and may secure a berth soon. Benson notes acquisition of Barry Meek gives him three catchers, and Doc Havensten’s quiet demeanor suggests quick employment elsewhere.
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Barry Meek
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Texas
Order of Owls Down Red Caps in Softball Clash
The Order of Owls defeated the Red Caps in a Sunday game, led by Bhalgin Hoon with six hits and ten runners advanced. Pape fanned five as Olenbers contributed three hits. Both teams committed errors but the Owls built a 16 to 1 victory, while Red Caps pitchers struggled to contain the offense.
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Bargsley
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Baseball Chatter Shows Braves and Phillies Narrow in Pennant Race
The Colonial League title chase grows tight as the Braves and Phillies cling to top spots while Brooklyn Chicago and Pittsburgh hover near. New York and St. Louis mix in, with Detroit, Chicago, and Cleveland trading positions. the White Sox slip as Boston and Washington press. In the Federal League, Kansas City edges Chicago, Buffalo and Brooklyn ride streaks, and Memphis leads the Southern Association chase as New Orleans falters.
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Wireless record from Swan’s Island station during war era
New Orleans based Fruit Company wireless station on Swan’s Island delivers world spanning updates to Central America and the West Indies. The four steel cantilevered masts house zero women allowed on the island while crews report sea traffic, battles, and wartime events through daily relays to ships and inland offices.
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Limited Fruit Company
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Coset
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Swan Island
United Frutt Company
An & Clearing House
Whcelees
Santa Marta
Amaliee
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West India
Dailed Fruit Company
Sand Island Wireless
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Admiral Cradock
Chitian
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Emden
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Japan
Taungiau
Harlandales Split Weekend Of Fast Games
The Harlandales won a 3 to 2 relief battle and lost 4 to 2 in a second game against the Traction Company and the Albernians. Ferguson led the hitters with two runs batted in while McCarty and Hicks delivered key hits. Pitching dominated both games as Vatce and Kenft held the opposition to four hits in a tight four hit bid. Managers Lacry Javegs and BHI Noxon praised their clubs after the effort.
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Pirel Ganto
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Harlandshire Tatteries
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SUNTER HOTEL WINS FROM ST ANTHONY IN CHARITY GAME
A charity baseball game at Tenge Park Sunday afternoon saw Sunter Hotel defeat St Anthony 46 to 104. Managers Tyrrell and Lie led their clubs as pitchers, with fielding miscues and bold hitting shaping the rout.
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Sanford Burke Jumps to the Feds in Baseball Shakeup
James A. Gilmore, president of the Federal League, announced that some American Association players became free agents due to salaries unpaid by clubs, while Sanford Burke of Indianapolis reportedly joined the Pittsburg Federals. The Boston Post notes Prohibition-era price and policy debates alongside war-era abstinence restrictions.
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Dalkowitz Downs Lone Star Brewers in Krison Park showdown
The Dalkowitz baseball team edged Lone Star Brewers 9 to 1 at Krison's Park on Sunday afternoon. Rine led with eleven safeties while Garela Wae powered the attack with two homers and three doubles, four RBIs. O'Bannion also hit well for Dalkowitz as Red Herris starred on the bases for the Brewers era. The other game saw the Pickea Nine defeat Sap the Setter's 4 to 0 with strong hitting and solid defense.
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