Doubleheader Split as Houstons, San Antonio Win One Each
In Houston on June 2 the Houstons and San Antonio split a doubleheader. San Antonio won 7 4 in the opener as Davenport allowed eight hits and Britton and McDonald keyed late scoring. The Houstons replied with a 10 2 victory, Gray out for San Antonio, Davis Mowry Newnam and company dominating the first round. The two clubs meet again today.
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Tex
Houstons
San Antonios
Britton
McDonald
Davenport
Davy
Ray
Larson
Gray
Davis, Mowry, Newnam and Company
Palm
Criss
Davis
Newnam
Ol Whiteman
Knaupp
Reynolds
Efaner Iss
San Antonio
Collins
Svervetpesen
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Seer Senne
Mowry
Whiteman
Steee McDonald
Steers
Ewee Allen
Peewee Neeene
Ers
Reitz
Renee Ene
Nee Stinson
Anee Frantz
Schwind
P Palm
Ieee Houston
Cries
Stinson
Allen
Crigs
Price
Howell
Giants and Senators Split Doubleheader
Dallas wins first game 8 6 behind strong hitting. second game ends 2 1 as Austin walks off thanks to Storch error and McIver miscue. Mullins holds Dallas to one scratch hit until ninth. Thompsons' hit sequence seals Austin victory.
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Dallie
Duncan
Boone
Wilson
Ifsenor
Tullos
Jackley
Stew Wee Storch
Tone Kellerman
Tee Marshall
Mullins
Pasces Deere
Austin
R. H.O
Netzel
Roehe
Cook
McIver
Tee Hille
Thompson
Lewis
Tanings
Dallas
Storch
Hille
Kellerman
Jack
Ley
Haigh
Matthews
Klawitter Sold By Detroit Club To Sacramento
Detroit pitcher Al Klawitter was sold by the Detroit American League Club to the Sacramento Club of the Pacific Coast League. The notice mentions A Collman, a plumber, with phone 397.
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Detroit
Mich
al Klawitter
Sacramento Club
Club Standings and Today’s Matchups
San Antonio leads with 7-2 and Dallas at 8-1 while Beaumont is 7-0 and Austin 6-2. Houston hosts San Antonio and Galveston hosts Beaumont. Dallas hosts Austin and Fort Worth hosts Waco with games listed for today.
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San Antonio
Houston
Beaumont
Galveston
Fort Worth
Waco
Dallas
Austin
Ban. Antonio
Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
Chicago 4 St Louis 2. New York 4 Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Boston at Pittsburgh. Mobile 6 Memphis 2. New Orleans 6 Montgomery 2. Baltimore 3 Providence 1. Montreal 6 Buffalo 5. Newark 2 Jersey City 2 in 11 innings. St Paul 5 Minneapolis 2. Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 0. Toledo 7 Indianapolis 5. Columbus Louisville Jam.
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Cleveland Eevee
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Teeseeges
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
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Buffalo
Newark
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American Association
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Es Wontaut P. Co
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Eeee
Chicago Eee
Pittsburg Wee
Dteeerreee
Seer
Cleveland Naps Split with St Louis After Two Games
The Naps beat St Louis 6 to 1 in the first game to extend a win streak to nine, then lost 9 to 3 in the second. Gregg outpitched R Mitchell in game one while Baumgardner baffled Cleveland in game two. Lajoie returned at second base for the first time in three weeks.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Gregg
R. Mitchell
Baumgardner
Lajoie
R. H. E.cleveland
Carisch
Mitchell
Agnew
R. H. E. Cleveland
Kabler
W. Mitchell
Steen
Cullop
O'Neil
McAlester
Tigers Beat Sox as Cobb Hurries Home to Ill Wife
Detroit edged Chicago 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Ty Cobb left before the game after learning his wife was ill in Detroit. Final score shows Detroit scoring once in the eighth and Chicago no runs. Batteries Hall McKee for Chicago Scott Russell Schalk for Detroit.
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Chicago
Detroit
Hall
Scott
Ty Cobb
Detroit Outfitder
McKee
Russell
Schalk
Cubs Trim Cardinals in Chicago Victory
Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 2 as Harmon connects for timely hits. Cheney falters in heat and is relieved by Pierce in the fourth, with Heine Pietz handling catching duties. Pietz throws out Zimmerman twice and triples in the third as Chicago plates four runs to St Louis's two.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Harmon
Cheney
Pierce
Heine Pietz
Zimmerman
Cheney, Pierce and
Archer
Geyer and Pietz
Pirates and Oilers Divide the Honors in Double Header
Galveston and Beaumont split a two game set in Galveston. Beaumont won the first game 7 to 4 as Sewell’s rough opening inning helped Galveston’s downfall, while Hiett allowed one hit and Martina was hit hard in the second game as Galveston blanked Beaumont 2 to 0. Umpire McKee fined Downey, Cobard and Frierson and sent Frierson from the field.
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Beaumont
Tex
Sewell
Pirates
Dodd
Downey
Hiett
Martina
McKee
Cobard
Frierson
Edmiston
H. William
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Bescher
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Maeeey
Ceases
Mae
Bewell
O&o
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Scscsass
J. Williame
Mas
McMahon
Maag
H. Williams
Cook
Reynolds
Wallace
O. A. E. Dobard
A Wallace
Wees Wiley
J. Williams
Ae Betts
Ate McMahon
Smith
P Sweet
Ptenee
Madden
Hopkins
Star Is Traded for Zeider and Borton in Highlanders Move
The New York Highlanders send star Hal Chase to the Chicago White Sox for second baseman Rollie Zeider and first baseman Borton. Zeider will fill the second base spot, while Borton may play in the outfield. Zeider hit .371 in 31 games for the Sox last season, but many feel Chase is worth six Zeiders and will boost the Highlanders toward the American League pennant.
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Hal Chase
New York Highlanders
Idol
Bleecherites
Chicago White Sox
Rollie Zeider
Borton
Zeider
Sox
Prince Hal
Callahanites
Giants Defeat Reds 4 1 in Cincinnati
New York beat Cincinnati 4 to 1 as Marquard held the Reds scoreless after the sixth inning. Cincinnati pushed a single run in the third on Devore’s hit and Bates’ double. Batteries: Packard Clark for Cincinnati and Marquard Myers for New York.
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New York
Ing
Marquard
Devore
Bates
Packard and Clark
Marquard and Myers
Evangelical Association Versus St Mark's In Indoor League Clash
The Evangelical Association faces St Mark's tonight at the Y M C A at 8 15 PM in the Sunday School Indoor Baseball League. This is the last game until June 30 due to the Y M C A camp at Kerrville. Causey will pitch for the Evangelical squad as they push for the championship. Camp Kerrville hosts athletic activities including swimming boating and baseball.
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Evangelical Association
St. Mark’s
Kerrville
Camp
South Heights Defeat Missionfield 12 to 7 at Home
South Heights beat Missionfield 12 to 7 on the South Heights diamond yesterday after noon. Edwards struck out 16 opponents for South Heights as Poppe and Poppe, Ed wards and Tollet protected the battery.
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South Heights
Missionfield
Edwards
Poppe
Tollet
Old Coach Leaves Cornell Boats After 28 Years
ITHACA New York June 2 Charles B Courtney veteran coach of Cornell crews will end active work at the head of the Cornell navy when his contract ends in three years He has served as coach for Cornell 28 years
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Ithaca
N. Y
Charles B. Courtney
Cornell University
Cornell “Navy
Cornell
Rockport Tops Aransas Pass 5–1 in Gulf Coast League
In Rockport Texas on June 2 the Gulf Coast League saw Flockport defeat Aransas Pass 5 to 1. Flockport pitcher and offense combined for the decisive win as they opened the season with a strong performance.
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Rockport
Tex
Flockport
Aransas Pass
City League Stage Three Produces Lopsided and Close Wins
The City League produced mixed results with Stowers defeating Frank Bros 17 to 3 in the morning. In the afternoon Higgins Co beat Kaufmans 8 to 0 while Dalkowitz edged Louis 2 to 1 in the second game. Huntress earned the win for Stowers, while Dugger and Coleman anchored the afternoon pairing for Higgins Co and Dalkowitz respectively.
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Frank Bros
Higgins Company
Kaufmans
Dalkowitz
Louis
Fred Huntress
Melcher
Higgins Co
Higgins Tribe
Eggleston
Imbau
Markley
R. H. E.stowers
Hunt
Horand Beats Red Caps 5 1 In River Avenue Clash
The Horand baseball team defeated the Red Caps 5 to 1 in a fast game on River Avenue. Batteries were Keller and Harris for Horand with Martin and Martin catching for Red Caps.
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Horand
Red Caps
River Avenue
Keller
Harris
Martin
Durango Stars Seam Past Monterey Tigers 15 9 in Dance
Durango Stars defeated Monterey Tigers 15 to 9 in a lively game. Brown the Stars catcher went 3 for 4, Dan had 2 hits in 3 plate appearances, Crespin struck out five in two innings. Batteries Crespin Duran Sanchez Jesse Marie.
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Durango Stars
Monterey Tigers
Brown
Dan
Crespin
Durango
Sanchez
Jesse Marie
Telegrams Win Over Mission in 17 to 9 Baseball Game
The Mackay telegram boys defeated Mission field team yesterday afternoon in a spirited baseball contest by a score of 17 to 9.
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Telegrams
Mackay Telegram Boys
Mission Field
Minimums Take Another Victory Over City Brewery Juniors
The Light Office Minimums defeated the City Brewery juniors yesterday by 12 to 6. The winners relied on heavy hitting from their top players to secure the win.
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City Brewery
Panthers Shut Out the Navigators in Fort Worth
Veasey limited Waco to one hit as the Panthers won 1 0 in the first game of the series. Salm doubled and Raftery singled for the lone run in the fourth. Helm pitched well for Fort Worth, allowing three hits with eight strikeouts in the shutout.
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Tex
Howard
Meltere
Bey Iwesdin
Wawa
McLaurin
Tanner
Wohllieben
Meenas
Éesccporsss & OG
Laroon
Scivccccessnee
Salm
Akin
Veasey
Helm
Raftery
Rennard
Crichlow
Mullaney
Nance
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Hite
Lee Thompson
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Roche
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Bud” Fisher
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Plaza Theater
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Lefty
St. Marks
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Panthers
Taning
Fort Eer
Boyden
Dr. Reed
Washer Bros. CO
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