Army League to Stage First San Antonio Double Header
Big Sunday games at League Park launch the Army League with a double header featuring camps Morse Remount No 82 and the 19th Infantry. Bands will perform, passes distributed to officers and families, and local civilians encouraged to attend as the league promotes inter camp athletics.
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San Antonio
Aso
Army League
Ball Park
Te Army League
Vicitins
Army
League Park
United States
Kelly Field
Camp Morse
Unp
No. 82
Theth Infantry
19Th Infantry
Seuley
Marner
Snydee
Harper
Camp More
Hughes
Smith
Barris
Tr Infantry
Brooksfield
John Wise
Snyder Again Leads Offensive in Army Game Victory
The Mechanical Shops team defeated Stanely 22 to 2 as Snyder starred with a stellar performance. Rich ards pitched well helping the offense while Nick’s men pressured early. A late two-base hit by a Rocket provided the only extra-base hit. Crowd witnesses the easy win.
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Snyder
Cam Staule
Port San
Tleustein
Nick
Saab
God Owas
Richards
Ogen
Tony
Stanley
Auld
Houston
Williams
Nichols
Visyers
Victors
Remannt No Ye
Brooks Field
Williams Stonck Coat
Bacnhardt
Brooks Wield
Loine
Shefferman
Tb Barnhart
Rushworth
Ariich
George
Franklin
Jenrlich
Stan
Messer
Neuanwortty
Halle
Baseball Scores and Lineups From National League Contest
The record shows a National League game with teams including Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia. Key players listed include Ring Wingo Watson Adams Regan and Tarn with pitching and batting notes from multiple innings and lineups.
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Cincinnati
Phillelptia Fale
Ring
Official Army League Schedule 1918 Honor to Gay Head
Governor McCall unveiled a bronze shield of honor in Gay Head Massachusetts. The shield recognizes the town saving the largest proportion of its population in the military service since the U S entry into World War I. Gay Head reported 17 men initially, about TOA percent, later rising to 20.
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Gay Blend
Mass
McCall
Boston
New England
United States
Gay Head
Featherweight Champion Joins Ninteen Infantry at Camp Travis
Frankie Marnilla, United States Army featherweight champion, arrives from Galveston Texas and joins the Nineteenth Infantry at Camp Travis ready to box any featherweight.
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Frankie Marnilla
United States Army
Galveston
Texas
Nineteenth Infantry
Camp ‘Travis
Army League Play Today at League Park
Remount and 1th Infantry play at League Park while Repair Shops and Camp Morse meet at League Park with John Wise at Brooks Field in a light schedule update.
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Melly Vield
Stanley A
Ohn Wise
t _Brooks
John Wise
L —S. Mas Saehs
Np Lagan
K. OH
Camp Morse
Pittsburg
Bos
Aware
New York
Thattories
League Park
Remount
1Th Infantry
Tleagie Park
Brooks Field
Javed ” . Wan
Repai Shops Oe
Aselly
Brooks
Camp Mors
Eth
Camp Staley
Baseball score roundup from American League and more
The page lists multiple game scores and lineups across the American League including Washington St. Louis Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit and Detroit again with pitchers batters and managers named. It also includes partial box details and player names such as Matteson Davenport Bennett MicCabe Bev jereidl Bush Agnew Schullenbach Danforth Sehatk Reston Pinneran Thormahlen Mogrigesend Bagby Brennan Coombe ONeill Watson McAvoy and Stan.
Athletics Prove Vital in Training Camps Says Generals
Washington July 27 The War Department commission on training camp acts reports widespread praise for athletics in military training. Maj. Gen Meury UT notes boxing builds reflexes for bayonet fights, while Maj. Gen Charles H. Muir cites athletics improving fighting efficiency. Other generals from Camp Cody Camp Shelby Camp Devens Camp Funston Camp Dix emphasize endurance, initiative, teamwork and healthful recreation as essential to soldiers readiness.
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Washington, D.C
Wni
War Department Commission On Training
Meury
Ali Ton
Ninetieth div M
Charles H. Muir
Camp Liamenek
Georgia
A. P. Blockson
Camp Cody
W. HH. Sage
Camp Shelby
Frank TL. Winn
Soth
Camp Funston
Kans Ays
Maj
Maj. Gon
Camp Tewis
Washington
Maj. den
J. F. Morison
Vromont
Californian
Feling
AL la. Scott
Camp Dix
Neo
Furni
Greb Captures Middleweight Title in Navy vs Army Bout
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh representing the Navy defeated Corporal Eddie McGoorty of the National Army to win the middleweight championship of the Fighting Service. Greb won six of ten rounds and the referee awarded the decision.
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Fort Sheridan
Harry Greb
Pitsburg
Navy
Eddie McGoorty
National Army
Tacle Sain
Gioreb
Match Shoot Today Between Schofield and San Antonio Club
JW Schofield leads his team in a shooting match against five top marksmen from the San Antonio Rifle and Pistol Club this afternoon. Schofield will select seven contenders and the five highest scorers will form his team. Subjects include C F Russi and J W Schofield among others.
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I. W. Schofield
San Antonio
Rifle Club
JW. Schofield
San Antonio Rifle and Pistol Club
Mr. Schofield
C.F. Russi
We Riehte Mom
Nnesste
P.M. Ingram
J. W. Schofield
Veltmann Jim Ge
WL. Sweet
Dempsey Knocks Fulton Out in Opening Round
In Harrison New Jersey Jack Dempsey ends Fred Fulton’s bid in 28 seconds with a right cross. Fulton drops, is counted out, and Dempsey earns early heavyweight acclaim. Willard calls for a bout but says public sentiment favors no further fights now.
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C. Hamilton
Harrison
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Fulton
Jay
Fred
Dempsey
Utah
Jess Willard
Duck Boompsey
Dewsey
Multon
Sam Dempsey
Warry Sinclair
Federal League
THQ
Uby
Tack Curley
Jack Kearns
Mike Collins
Curley
Ine Truders
Joe Mumphress
Johnny Fethardt
Atlantic City
Walton
Paiet Ey
Redd
Ctreene
Jowas
Crreenes Noy
Yonkers Statesman
Here
Lempsey
Fred Filton
N.J
Wild
Sulton
Wiland
World Series Aimed for September with New Pay Rules
New York July 27 Baseball circles predict a world series this year between pennant winners under new rules limiting player receipts. Stricter fundraising for the Red Cross is expected, with players likely to surrender portions of earnings. Chicago and Boston are seen as contenders, with games possibly at Beavers Field and the Polo Grounds to maximize attendance.
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New York
Almag Ayres
Red Cray Sone
Imany
Chicago
Boston
Beaves
Volo Grounds
Starney Dreyfuss
National League
Virius
Maying
Camp Travis Boxing Bouts Shifted to Monday
Camp Travis athletic director Chris Christensen announced yesterday that this week’s boxing bouts move from Wednesday to Monday due to a large post athletic post event on Wednesday. He promises the largest program ever.
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Chris Christensen
Camp Travis
Western Amateur Association Revives Billiards Move
Illinois leads a push to revive amateur billiards with a new Western Amateur Billiard Players Association in Chicago. The group links with the National Association to organize districts across Illinois Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska Missouri and other regions under a centralized governing plan.
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George B. Dryden
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Calvin Demarest
Ferdinand Toggenburg
Charles Th. Conklin
Edward Gardner
Chick? Wright
Ue Hingis Bayard Players
U. S.A
Illinois
Ilinois
Pariatie
Villiard Players’ Association
National Association of Billiard Ayers
Wilk Vine Sind Stright
Western Association
Thinais
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Missouri
United States
Mountain
Pacific Northwestern
Pacific Coast
Mitchell Good Judge Foxy Fred Mitchell Leads Cubs Pitching Staff
Foxy Fred Mitchell takes charge as Cubs manager and uses veteran aces Vaughn Tyler to stabilize the pitching staff. Mitchell’s warm up routines and timing of hitters help Chicago stay in the winning column, with Alex absent on draft duties. Wartime paint makers cut shade offerings to 32 colors to conserve materials.
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Foxy
Fred Mitchell
Cubs
Ott
Mitchell
Vaughn
Tyler
Alex
League of four city teams to furnish classy baseball
Four city teams including the Hibernians Seeger Brothers Drug Co Court of Honor and Merchants Transfer form a league at Brackenridge park. The opener features Seeger Brothers Drug Co versus Merchants Transfer with a lineup of college players and local club veterans.
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Army Baseball League
Fow Si
Hibernians
Seeger Bros. Drag Co
Court of Honor and Merchants ‘Transfer Company
Seeger Brothers Drug Company
Meeis
Merchants
Brackenridge Park
Seeger Brothers’ Wing Campiny
Beepmae
Jack Youngs
Ross Youngs
Robert Davis
Charles C. McCulloughys
Rodney Whitney
Enix
Brackenridge High School
Rob Briggs
Main ‘Avenue
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MicCabe
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Schullenbach
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Reston
Cleveland
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Red Cross
Christensen
Athletic
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Rogers Bicycle Shop
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