Bronchos Edge Pirates in Tight Galveston Tilt
In Galveston on June 5 the Bronchos beat the Pirates 3 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Browning worked seven innings for San Antonio, while Moore’s wild pitches cost Galveston. Hiett relieved and shut down the visitors. The lone earned run for San Antonio came in the eighth as Retcher doubled and Massey followed with a sacrifice fly.
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Cubs Shut Out Braves In Chicago Showdown 5-0
Chicago blanked Boston 5 to 0 as base running and bunched hits fueled the win. Rudolph struggled with three bad innings while Overall held the visitors to five scattered hits. Batteries Rudolph Whaling Overall Archer.
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Phillies Beat Pirates in shutout victory
Philadelphia bunched hits off Camnitz in the seventh to defeat Pittsburg 4 to 0. Carey made a spectacular barehanded catch in left center to rob Killifer of a homer. Coulon telegraphed acceptance of a 20 round title bout with Kid Williams in Baltimore promising $5000 and 40 percent of receipts.
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Beaumont Beats Buffalos in Low-Scoring Texas Game
Beaumont suspicions lifted as four fourth-inning walks and hits against Pitchers Malloy and Larson push the locals ahead. Betts Downey and Swan draw $5 fines. final score 3-0 after a pitching duel and verbal scraps between players and umpire Howell.
Fultz Defends Player Rights Over Farm System
New York June 5. Baseball players press reform of minor league salaries in farm system. David L. Fultz, president of the Baseball Players Fraternity, argues players under contract must receive contracted pay and denounces forced transfers that let teams cut salaries without negotiation.
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Question of duress in baseball contracts
The speaker argues that if a major league recruit outplays expectations, he cannot back out of his agreement for more pay, so likewise an owner should not be able to withdraw from a contract when the bargain proves less favorable than anticipated.
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Welch
Blanding Beats Yanks In New York Nine to Five
Cleveland defeated the local team 9 to 5 as Chance used four pitchers and the visitors batted hard. Jackson delivered one of the longest NY hits, driving a ball over the right field grand stand. Batteries Blanding O Neil Ford Warhop McConnell Clark Sweeney.
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Senators Beat Browns in Six to Two Victory
Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 2 as Weisman faced early trouble in the third inning. Washington rallied with five singles a double and a triple to chase the pitcher. Shotton collected a hit and drew four walks while Eagle was used for base on balls. Final line score shows St. Louis with two runs on six hits and three errors while Washington had six runs on ten hits with one error.
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Tigers Lose Again as Phillies Run to Tenth Straight Win
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 14 to 6 in Philadelphia. After the third inning changes, umpire Ferguson ejected Jennings from the coaching lines in the fourth for disputing a decision. Final score 14 to 6 with Philadelphia batting first and Detroit scoring in multiple innings.
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White Sox top Reds in Boston light, 4 to 1
Chicago plate three runs in first two innings while Boston failed to hit Cicotte in key spots. Three Boston pitchers used as defensive plays including two sharp double plays by Cicotte Weaver and Fournier helped the visitors seal a 4 to 1 win. Batteries Cicotte Schalk and O'Brien Bedient Foster and Carrigan.
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Weaver
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Carrigan
Dallas Triumph Overtime? Giants Win From Wacoans On Errors
Dallas defeats Waco 4 to 2 as Dagey miscue in the eighth inning allows two unearned runs. Waco led 2-1 after Carson’s triple and early errors by Mullins and Marshall. Wilson doubled and Tullos singled for Dallas, with Marshall driving in two runs on a late misplay.
Austin Still In Doubt Over Baseball Stock Sale
Austin Texas June 5 a committee with stock subscriptions will report late this afternoon on the purchase of the Austin baseball club stock from manager George Leidy. Citizens are expected to retain the franchise and businessmen plan to buy most of the shares with a reasonable sale of small lots.
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Tex
Austin Baseball Club
George Leidy
Handball Match Today at the Y M C A
A handball match is promised this afternoon at 5 o clock at the Y M C A with Spencer and Black in the Class B second round. The tournament nears its end with several good games left. Fuquay defeated Kingston in the Class B semi finals yesterday 11 10 11 8 and 5.
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Kingston
Granitoid and Grandcrete The Permanent Pavements
The article discusses durable pavement materials granitoid and grandcrete under the concept of permanent pavements and taxpayer concerns about road surfaces. It outlines composition benefits and funding implications for public works projects.
Play Today matchups across the nation
St. Louis faces Washington, Detroit hosts Philadelphia, Cleveland meets New York, and Chicago travels to Boston in today’s slate of games.
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Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Ian
P.C
National League and Minor League Scores Reported
Yesterday’s baseball results cover the National League with Chicago 5 Boston 4 and Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg 0 plus Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 and St. Louis 6 New York 4. Minor leagues note Montgomery tied Atlanta in seven innings and Memphis beat Mobile 7 4 while Nashville forfeited to Atlanta 9 0.
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Mike Murphy Famous Trainer Dies After Long Illness
Philadelphia remembers Michael C. Murphy born 1860 Natick Massachusetts a renowned amateur athlete developer who trained John L. Sullivan and led American teams at three Olympic events including Paris 1900 London 1908 and Stockholm 1912 He died after 3 pm following years of illness.
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Mike” Murphy
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New York Athletic Club
University of Pennsylvania
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Stockholm
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London
John L. Sullivan
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn to Break Last-Place Streak
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 to climb to seventh in the pennant race as Boston fell to Chicago. Cincinnati hit Curtis early and led before he left the mound in the fourth inning. Brooklyn offense totaled one run in the second and none after. Batteries: Curtis, Stack and Miller. Benton, Clarke and King.
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Dundee and Dixon To Clash In 10 Round Featherweight Fight
Johnny Dundee of New York and Tommy Dixon of Kansas City were matched for a 10 round featherweight bout in Albuquerque New Mexico on July 4 after their meeting in Kansas City.
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Berg Leaves Town After Tough Bout and Moves On
John Berg, former light heavy wrestling champion, left San Antonio for Seattle with memories of a hard match against Romanoff who suffered a broken rib. Romanoff also failed to win last Tuesday in Waco against the champion Montour. Promoter Tom Head wore crepe, left with two fighters Walter Evans and Ray Bear, whose cub status dampens future prospects.
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Seattle
Berg
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Y M C A Athletes Leave for Kerrville Camp
Y M C A athletes departed for Kerrville summer camp with a busy schedule of swimming tennis baseball hikes and Bible study. Nashville forfeited a game when Atlanta failed to appear as umpire Rudderham declared Nashville 9 Montgomery travel notes.
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Panthers Shut Out Leidy's Senators in Fort Worth
Nolly held Austin hitless for six innings before McIver and James singled in the seventh as Fort Worth won 3 to 0. Nolly struck out six and walked two. The Panthers got two runs in the seventh and another in the ninth to clinch the victory.
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Munger and Bush Open Third Round at Southern Golf Meet
In Montgomery Alabama the third round of the Southern Golf Association championship flight began at 8 am. R G Bush of New Orleans and C H Munger of Dallas led off from No 1 followed by fourteen others including Watkins Chattanooga J P Edrington Memphis and L Jacoby Dallas. Knowles and Whitney drew strong early interest as they seek to advance. Jacoby earlier set a course record with 68 for 18 holes. Cities still represented in the championship flight include New Orleans Memphis Macon Chattanooga Dallas Pensacola Montgomery Jacksonville Birmingham and Augusta.
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Cards Wallop Mat ty St Louis
St Louis halted New York on June 5 by timely hitting to win 6 to 4. All 11 St Louis runs came in Mathewson’s six innings as Wiltse stayed solid and Gunner gave up few hits apart from the seventh. Batteries Mathewson Wiltse Meyers Griner McLean.
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Kochs Defeat Lowthers In Turn Ninepin Duo
The Kochs defeated the Lowthers in two games last night in the Turner ninepin league 305 to 265 and 286 to 263. The Lowthers led early but faded as the matches progressed.
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