Bronchos and Senators duel to 13 innings in San Antonio
The Austin Bronchos defeated the San Antonio Senators 4 to 3 in a 13 inning game. Taylor pitched for Austin while Browning worked long for San Antonio in a vaudeville style marathon with disputes between players and umpires highlighted by Block's confrontation and Stinson's ejection.
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Bobo
Taylor
Frantz
Goodwin
James
Browning
Austin
Bo Iktacsusters
San Antonio
Cue Dicureens
Collings
Pratt
AD St Kckset
Uae
Ovagees Adecas
Hypnosis Demonstration Offer Promises Power Over Others
A promotional blurb touts a hypnotist named Bud Fisher offering a live demonstration. It claims anyone can hypnotize by following the simple instructions for a nominal fee of 42. The copy mixes playful boasts with a sensational pledge of controlling another’s actions.
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Fam Dr-Nying
National Board of Arbitration Rules Minor League Orders
The national board of arbitration met and issued orders for minor league baseball. All optional agreements must be exercised on or before August 15. Claims allowed include umpire Nugent against the Texas Oklahoma league.
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Auburn
N. Y
National Board of Arbitration
Umpire Nugent
Club Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday's results show Austin 4 San Antonio 3 in 13 innings. Houston 4 Waco 2. Beaumont 4 Fort Worth 3. Galveston 6 12 Dallas 0 8. Today's games include Austin at San Antonio Waco at Houston Dallas at Galveston Fort Worth at Beaumont.
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Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Waco
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Galveston
Dallas
Piyd
Cleveland Takes Series in New York Three Games to One
Cleveland defeats New York three games to one in a doubleheader. The visitors win both games 6 to 2 and 6 to 4 as a rain delay interrupts the second game. Cleveland outhits 9 to 7 in the opener but wins easily. the second game features a decisive fourth inning with all runs scored by Cleveland.
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Morris Block
Ump
Harry Howell
Mullaney
Gardner
Austin
Frantz
Roche
Goodwin
Browning
Imbau
Taylor
New York
Cleveland
Dineen
R. H. E. Cleveland
Kahler
Carisch
Keating
McConnell and Sweeney
R. H. &. Cleveland
Mitchell and
O'Neill
Warhop
Schulz and Gossett
Philadelphia Tops Pittsburg In Seven Run Showdown
Philadelphia hammered Hendrix to win 7 to 4 as Alexander replaced Mayer in the sixth inning. Pittsburg managed two hits after the change while the visitors pressed with steady offense. Final line shows Philadelphia 7 runs on 12 hits, Pittsburg 4 runs on 7 hits. Batteries Mayer Alexander Killifer Hendrix Simon.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Hendrix
Dooin
Alexander
Mayer
Killifer
Simon
Sox Sweep Sox Boston in Doubleheader
Boston completed a four game series sweep over Chicago with a 2 to 0 win in game one and 5 to 3 in game two. Pitcher Scott faced Foster in the opener, Chicago’s bats managed only four hits. In game two Chicago used three pitchers, Chappelle left with a knee injury as Boston plated the runs.
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Chicago
Scott
Foster
Chappelle
Benz and Kuhn
Thomas
R. H. E. Chicago
O’brien
Lathrop
Benz
Schalk
Leonard
Carrigan
Giants Sweep St Louis as New York Gains on Pennant
New York won two games in St Louis 1 to 0 and 3 to 1 to extend its lead toward the National League pennant while sending the Cardinals to last place. Demaree outpitched Doak in the opener and Fromme held the Cards in the nightcap as Sallee struggled.
Boston Beats Chicago 9 to 1 as Dickson Shines
Boston wins final game of the series 9 to 1 behind Dickson pitching to tie Chicago at one win each. Chicago managed four hits while Boston had twelve. Evers argued with umpire Orth and was chased to the clubhouse after the game.
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Chicago
Boston
Dickson
Richie
Evers
Orth
R. H. EB
Whiting
Bresnahan
Cincinnati Rally Wins 6 5 Over Brooklyn
Cincinnati trailed 5 0 in Brooklyn's debut but erupted in the eighth inning to beat Brooklyn 6 to 5. Walker allowed six hits and three runs before losing control with two walks triggering Cincinnati scoring. Johnson left in the seventh for Bates as Cincinnati pushed across the decisive runs.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Johnson
Bates
Cincinnati
Miller
Brown
Kling
Rube Benton Fatally Injured in Cincinnati Motorcycle Crash
Cincinnati July 30 star pitcher Rube Benton of the National League club suffered serious injuries in a Walnut Hill motorcycle collision. He sustained a fractured jaw brain concussion multiple bruises and internal injuries and remained unconscious at the hospital. Witness accounts varied over speed and fault as the head on crash hurled Benton to the street.
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Cincinnati
Rube” Benton
National League Baseball Club
Walnut Hill
Benton
An anonymous letter on Davis Cup play sparks debate
An unsigned note in the Stand ard claims England fielded stronger all round players than the Americans while McLoughlin dominated with a smashing service. It argues the win was a trick within the rules and warns the sport may die if the serve is not barred like the billiards spot stroke.
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London
Standard
McLoughlin
Beaux Grip Fort Worth Past Beaumont Panthers
Fort Worth defeated Beaumont as Leidy drove in two runs with a bases loaded single in the first inning. Wallace hit a home run for the Panthers and scoring came on multiple errors and timely hits through eight innings.
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A. E
Madden
Issusssiees
MOSS
Si Iews Leeks Oe Williama
Hedvensescerase
Ooney Suing
AD Sv Vsaveiseerese
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Quinn
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Carling
Huenke
Hornsby
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McAvoy
Salm
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Wallace
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Fentress
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Maloney
If Howard
Eberline
Kneaves
Veasey
xNance
Wetale
RomaUey
Wee Ee
Wille
Cobard
Lelby
Chappelle
Matthews Maloney
McKee
Texan Shines in Western Tennis Tourney
In Chicago at Onwentsia the western clay tennis tournament resumed amid heat over 100 degrees. Robert Shelton of Texas beat Wanderers Club favorite John C. Neely after Neely won the first set 6 4 and defaulted later. Shelton also won the second set 6 3 while W T Hayes defeated A L Green 6 2 6 2. Miss Gwendolin Rees of Minneapolis routed Elizabeth Moore of Chicago 6 1 6 1 in women's singles.
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Onwentsia
Robert Shelton
Texas
Clarence Griffin
San Francisco
John C. Neely
Wanderers Club
Shelton
Neely
W. T. Hayes
A. L. Green
Gwendolin Rees
Minneapolis
Washington Wins Third Straight Over St Louis in Series
Washington defeated St Louis 2 to 2 yesterday for a three of four series win. Engel earned his second victory. Leverenz allowed few runs but errors aided Washington. Final: St Louis 000 100 0 ovnact Washington 100 001 000. Batteries: Leverenz and Yeder Engel and Henry. Adv. A Collmann plumber phones 897.
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Washington
St. Louis
Engel
Leverenz
Yeder
Henry
Detroit Doused by Philadelphia in Opening Game
Philadelphia blanked Detroit 8 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader as Davis and House patchy pitching held the visitors to scattered hits. Cobb endured a throwing incident in the eighth and briefly left the field. Rain halted the second game with Detroit leading 1 to 0 after three innings.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Davis
House
Brown
Strunk
Cobb
Evans
Dogo
Dauss
McKee
Lapp
A Juniors Top B Juniors In YMCA Indoor Game
The A Juniors defeated the B Juniors 20 to 10 in an indoor baseball game at the YMCA this morning. Both teams used three pitchers with Scho field delivering a strong last inning for the A team striking out three in a row. Breen led the losers with three safeties in four appearances and ran the bases aggressively.
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Schofield
Breen
Wagner Uniform Should Join Carnegie Museum Evidence
Pittsburg July 30 The Carnegie Museum may receive Honus Wagner’s baseball uniform and glove after a local newspaper urged the donation. Dr W G Holland museum director said there is a reason for acceptance noting the institute’s seal inscription Honus Alit Artes.
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Wagner
Pittsburg
Carnegie Museum
Honus
Hans) Wagner
W. G. Holland
Carnegie Institute
Buffs Take First Game From Waco
Houston defeats Waco 4 to 2 as Moe Laurin drops a fly in the fourth inning. Protest filed by Waco over local umpire authority. Scoring details note two-base hit by Knaupp and three-base hit by Beck with Houston earning the win. Umpire listed as Lubbock.
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Tex
Moe Laurin
Waco
Lubbock
Matthews
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Mowry
Alken
Davis
Whiteman
Asser
Britton
Allen
AB. R. H.O
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Crichlow
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Wolllehben
Rennarad
Ee E
Tannet
Ee Beck
Cscaccseceass
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Oseens
Knaupp
Beck
Wohlleben
Rose
Helm
Elelm
Newnam
Capablanca Wins Chess Masters Tourney Without Defeat
In New York on July 30 Joseph R. Capablanca of Havana completed his thirteenth win in the chess masters tournament and remained undefeated, matching Lasker’s 1892 feat. He defeated A Kupchik, with Kupchik in second and Black in third in current standings.
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Capablanca
New York
Joseph R. Capablanca
Havana
Lasker
A. Kupchik
Kupchik
Black
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