Morton Stars as Galveston Downs San Antonio 6 to 0
Roy Morton twirled for Galveston, defeating San Antonio 6 to 0 on a matinee. Stinson, Kibler and Frantz led a ball striking spree as Harben struggled, Dodd relieved, and Morton shut down the visitors with a five run rally in the sixth inning.
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Galveston
Tex
Roy Morton
Harben
Dodd
Stinson
Kibler
Frantz
Seitz
Madden
Collins
Williams
Gray
Senators Shut Out Fort Worths In 1-0 Tilt
McCuller controlled the Panthers as Austin edged Fort Worth 1 to 0. Sorrells limited the Senators to one hit until the sixth when a double sacrifice and a single produced the deciding run. Fort Worth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Austin 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 x 1. Two base hits by Maloney Thompson McIver Hille. Pitchers Sorrells and McCuller. Officials: none listed. Time 1:30. Attendance not available.
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Fort Worth
Tex
McCuller
Panthers
Austin
Sorrells
Senators
Matenes
McAvoy
Cecoctiscces
Howard
Sane
ANG
Ebberline
Kneaves
Wong
Ceccocvesessess
Melati
Tames
Ccocctreesses
Hille
Seresers
Esees Brownlow
Maloney
Thompson
McIver
MecCuller
Akin
Cook
Bobo
Mullaney
Nance
Austin Ki
Miss Hyde Beaten in Metropolitan Golf Championship
In Nassau Country Club rounds of the women's metropolitan golf championship eight players from qualifying and first match play remain. Notables include Miss Georgian na Bishop of Brooklyn and Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook, who defeated Miss Lillian B. Hyde. Weather cloudy with early fog, then clearing as play starts. Separate item: Edward Grant sold to the New York Giants for $3500 and heads to the NL club.
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Glencove
L. L
Nassau Country Club
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklyn
Marion, Hollins
Westbrook
Bishop
Grant
Giants
Cincinnati
Edward Grant
New York
Joe Tinker
Club Standings and Results From Yesterday
Yesterday results list San Antonio 6 Galveston 0, Austin 1 Fort Worth 0, Waco 4 Dallas 2, Houston 11 Beaumont 6. Today matches pair San Antonio in Galveston, Houston in Beaumont, Waco in Dallas, Austin in Fort Worth.
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San Antonio
Galveston
Austin
Fort Worth
Waco
Dallas
Houston
Beaumont
E. Houston
San Austin
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 0 and New York 5 St Louis 3. Pittsburgh 7 Boston 2. Today Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh while Brooklyn plays Cincinnati and New York faces St. Louis with Boston at Chicago. American Association shows Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 0 and Indianapolis 10 Columbus 8. Southern League reports Montgomery 4 New Orleans 3 Nashville 8 Atlanta 3 and Mobile 10 Memphis 4 Chattanooga two games 6 3. Rain affected Toledo Louisville.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Montgomery
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Psyd
P.C
Louie Socseseveres
International League Scores From Baltimore to Toronto
In Baltimore Jersey City beat the Orioles 9 to 8 while Newark defeated Providence 6 to 1. Montreal shut out Buffalo 2 to 0 and Rochester edged Toronto 3 to 2 in other league games.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Red Sox win opener to chase pennant in Chicago series
Boston edges Chicago 3 to 2 to seize the first game of the series as Tris Speaker extends hitting streaks with three safeties on the day and a 22 game run with 34 hits total. The Red Sox buildup follows after their pennant path begun yesterday.
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Boston
Red Sox
Chicago
Stahl
Tris Speaker
R.H. E
Russell and Schalk
Collings
Foster, Wood
Carrigan
Cincinnati Wins First Game of Series Over Brooklyn
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 1 to 0 as Ames held Brooklyn to three hits in a shutout. Allen pitched well for Cincinnati and the Batteries were Allen Yingling Miller for Brooklyn and Edwin Ames Kling for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Ames
New York
Allen
Tuesdaea
Yingling
Miller
Edwin
Kling
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Detroit In Close Baseball Game
Philadelphia beat Detroit 3 to 2 as bases on balls and errors in late innings helped the home team overcome a 5 run on 5 hits. Dauss and Stanage faced Plank and Lapp with Detroit scoring in the first, second, and fourth innings while Philadelphia plating runs in the sixth and ninth.
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Philadelphia
Rbases
Dauis
Detroit
R. HE
Dauss
Stanage
Plank
Lapp
Jacoby Breaks Course Record at Montgomery Tourney
Dallas golfer Jacoby, paired with Tyson, breaks Montgomery Country Club course record with a 69 during the Southern Golf Association championship early rounds. Event features Sayre, Ulmer, Bush, Block and Whitney as contenders with Jacoby near the favorites.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. Reed Sayre
A. G C. Ulmer
Montgomery Country Club
Southern Golf Association
Jacoby
Dallas
Tyson
Reuben ©. Bush
New Orleans
H. Block
Hall
Birmingham
Nelson Whitney
Crawford
Messrs. Munger
Pirates Trim Braves as pitching falters in fifth
Pittsburg beat the Braves 7 to 2 after George Tyler faltered in the fifth inning. Robinson pitched steady through four innings before the home team bunched hits and walks to pull away.
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Pittsburg
George Tyler
Robinson
Boston
Gene Oo
Falkenberg earns tenth straight win as Cleveland routs New York
Cleveland tops New York 8 to 2 with Falkenberg credited for his tenth straight victory. Steen relieved in the seventh after Falkenberg allowed Lajoie to bat, while Keating pitched solidly despite poor defensive support. Batter notes: Cleveland 8 runs on 11 hits, New York 2 runs on 9 hits.
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New York
Telegraph Boys to Play Mackay Telegraph Clash Sunday
The Mackay Telegraph boys duel Prospect Hill team Sunday morning with local supporters urged to watch the smoke and cheer. The match promises fast play and a tight contest on the field.
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Telegraph
Mackay Telegraph
Prospect Hill
LEST YOU FORGET Sweeping Compound Ad
Southwestern Supply Company offers pure paraffin sweeping compound in 300 lb barrels 200 lb barrels and 100 lb boxes. Prices are $4.50 $3.50 and $2.00 respectively with daily fresh manufacture and a guarantee equal or superior to any sweeping compound on the market. Located at 420 South Flores Street Phone Travis 1562.
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Southwestern Supply Company
South Plores Street
Travis
Buffalos Triumph Over Beaumont Oilers In Eight-Run Show
In Beaumont Texas on June 4 the Buffalos outslugged the Oilers 11 to 6 in a free hitting game. Four pitchers took the mound with Ware and Rose for the visitors and Glaze and Riedland for Beaumont. The contest featured a home run, nine doubles and numerous extra base hits, with key hits from Williams, McMahon, Newnham and Whiteman as the Buffalos built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Beaumont
Tex
Buffs
Ware
Rose
Glaze
Riedland
Caeey
Williams
McMahon
Cooke AD Sks
Reynolds
Cote
Knaupp
Allen
Blouston
Britton
Newnam
Willie
Casey
Dobard
Cooke
Whiteman
Smith
Wille
Davis
Howell
Craganour Disqualified In Derby As Aboyeur Wins
Epson England June 4 Craganour the favorite led to the stretch but was bumped and disqualified. Aboyeur took the Derby with Louvois second and Great Sport third. King George and Queen Mary watched, and betting odds remained mostly unchanged. English jockeys noted for few rides by English-trained riders.
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Epson
England
C. Bower Ismay
Craganour
Aboyeur
Louvois
W. Hall Walker
King George
Queen Mary
Dr. R. Browning
W. Raphael
A. Aumont
Leopold de Rothschild
Lord Roseberry
France
Weston and Ennis Start 1446 Mile Hike Rivalry
Edward Payson Weston began a 1446 mile trek to Minneapolis and John Ennis of Stamford Connecticut set out 24 hours later to chase him. The 71 year old Ennis chose the same route Weston took yesterday heading toward Paterson New Jersey as part of the rival hike.
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Ennis
Weston
New York
Edward Payson
Minneapolis
John Ennis
Stamford
Conn
Paterson
N. J
National Board Denies Sheffield Arbitration Claim
In Auburn on June 4 the national board of arbitration ruled against Sheffield in a minor league baseball dispute with Dallas.
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Sheffield
Iem
Auburn
National Board of Arbitration
Dallas
Dooin Announces Becker Trade For Phillies
Philadelphia Phillies manager Dooin announced a swap sending Beals Becker from Cincinnati to Philadelphia in exchange for Dodge a utility infielder.
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Dooin
Becker
Philadelphia
National League Baseball
Beals Becker
Cincinnati
Dodge
Savage Stops Allen in City Bout Ahead of Flynn Fight
New Jersey heavyweight Jim Savage defeated Whitey Allen in the second round of a New York City bout last night, as he prepares to meet Jim Flynn in Atlanta next week.
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Savage
Allen
New York
Jim Savage
New Jersey
Jim Flynn
Atlanta
Whitey Allen
Undertakers Edge St Louis In Season Opener
Washington defeated St. Louis 3 to 2 in a game highlighted by errors on both sides. Groom outpitched Hamilton with twelve strikeouts, as the visitors took the initial season appearance in Washington. Fielding miscues produced all runs for both clubs.
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Washington
D. C
St. Louis
Groom
Hamilton
R. H. E. St. Louis
Agnew
Henry
Giants Edge Cardinals in Opening Game
New York held St. Louis to seven hits as Tesreau and Crandall limited the locals to five to eight. The Giants won 8 to 5 after trailing 1 0 0. St. Louis scored in the third and seventh innings. Batteries Tesreau Crandall Meyers Sallee Burke Milan Brown Elected Captain Yale track captain George Estabrook Brown, a Yale Sheffield School junior and Philadelphia native, was chosen to lead next season.
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ST. Louis
New York
Tesreau
Crandall
Meyers
Sallee
Burke
Milan
Gibbons Stops White In 12 Round Boston Bout
Mike Gibbons of St Paul defeated Joe White of Boston in a 12 round match here last night. Gibbons led the fight with steady jabs and controlled the action, though White landed strong exchanges during several rally bursts.
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Gibbons
White
Boston
Mass
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Joe White
Meiji University Defeats Stanford 5 to 1 in Tokio
Meiji University baseball team in Tokio defeated Stanford 5 to 1 in a college level exhibition. The Japanese squad showed strong pitching and timely hitting to pull ahead early and hold the lead through nine innings.
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Meiji University
Leland Stanford Jr
Navigators take opener from Dallas four to two in Dallas
Waco Navigators defeated Dallas 4 to 2 as Jost held the locals to six hits. Waco built a three-run lead in the first inning and cruised to the win in the matinee. Summary of at bats and pitching listed with Umpire Matthews.
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Dallas
Tex
Waco Navigators
Jost
Waco
B. Duscah
Moist
Wuubor
Storch
Kellerman
Marehall
Horneby
Huenke
R. H. O. A. Dugey
FAO
McLaurin
Cusctvatecsensus
Goa
Toms Soo
Seo
Peeseer
Dalla
Ornsby
Hornsby
Wilson
Rennerd
Tullos
Beck
Boone
Jackley
Marshall
Matthews
Gillette Safety Razor Ad Promotes Lather for Velvet Shave
A vintage ad urges men to feed the shave with rich lather and rub in smooth. It promotes a Gillette Safety Razor and blades, noting softening of the beard and optimal blade performance. Gillette dealers are listed citywide, with the company based in Boston.
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Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Boston
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