Clark Masters Buffaloes in decisive 8 to 0 win
Clark dominates the Buffaloes de force as he fans eight and drives in runs. Johnston belts a homer and Clark adds a triple and two singles as the Bronchos whitewash in a one sided battle.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
10
Clark dominates the Buffaloes de force as he fans eight and drives in runs. Johnston belts a homer and Clark adds a triple and two singles as the Bronchos whitewash in a one sided battle.
In Austin on June 7 the Senators won both ends of a Texas League doubleheader versus the Sand Crabs by 3 to 2. G Smith and McDonald homered. In the opener Austin scored 000 200 01 and Galveston 000 010 010. Batteries: Peebles McCuller Schmidt Leake Coe. Umpire Atkinson. In the second game Austin 100 000 11 Galveston 000 000 200. Batteries: McCuller Schmidt Brandt Chandler. Umpire Atkinson.
Fort Worth defeats Waco 10 to 0 as Panthers explode for six runs in the second inning on three hits. Taff struggles with poor fielding, Honska relieves without success, and Robinson yields two Navigators to reach third. Batteries: Taff Honska Meek for Waco. Robinson Kitchens for Fort Worth. Umpires Matthews Roberts.
The Indians won the second game of the series against Dallas in Oklahoma City by hitting Meyers and Hirsch for nineteen hits. Forsythe joined the team while three players who missed the train remained in Dallas awaiting orders. Team lineup included Teese Aus and others with Howell Noyes Meyers Hirsch and Murphy as battery. Umpire Spencer.
Rose drew eight bases on balls while Ed Mondson and Rose each earned a hit as San Antonio beat Houston 5 to 1. Edmondson and Clark each allowed one run, double plays featured Riggs to Newnam and Rose to Allen to Newnam, game lasted 1:45 with umpires Donnelly and Caperton.
Omar Firestine, Broncho veteran, requested release after bench status this season. Owner Block granted unconditional free agency to let him sign with any club of his choosing. Firestine, known as Dutch, delivered solid defense at third base in 1909 and 1910 and remains popular with fans. Leidy and Rogers are the remaining players from last year.
Laredo blanks Bay City 4 to 0 in the second game of the series as Hickey stars on the mound. Final line shows Laredo 9 hits 1 error, Bay City 0 runs 4 hits 0 errors.
Beeville wins 7 3 over Corpus Christi in a crippled game after a late rally. Wicker and Byrne bat for Beeville with Baker and Bramwell on the mound as umpire Speckles calls the game.
Chicago moved into first place in the National league pennant race by defeating Brooklyn 5 to 3 yesterday while New York fell to Pittsburgh.
Houston plays San Antonio. Galveston visits Austin. Waco hosts Fort Worth. Dallas travels to Oklahoma City. Teams clash in today’s Texas League schedule with key standings at stake.
Bay City and Laredo pair with Brownsville and Victoria cites in a regional note. Corpus Christi appears alongside Beeville as part of a geographic grouping.
The Southern Golf Association opened its tenth annual tournament at the Nashville Golf and Country Club. Townsend Wilson of Memphis posted the lowest qualifying score with 77 for the 18 hole course, representing the Knoxville club.
Scores listed show Cleveland 8 Washington 3. Detroit defeated Philadelphia with wet grounds noted. Chicago hosted New York in rain and St Louis met Boston in rain, reflecting uneven weather impacts on results.
Detroit plays Philadelphia while Chicago meets New York and St Louis faces Boston with Cleveland traveling to Washington in a series of cross city matchups. The outline hints at a broader league schedule or tournament context across major U.S. cities.
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 5 to 3 while Pittsburgh edges New York 4 to 8. Cincinnati shuts out Philadelphia 6 to 0. Boston and St Louis postponed by rain.
A compact list shows Brooklyn in Chicago, New York in Pittsburg, Philadelphia in Cincinnati, and Boston in St. Louis reflecting historical or metaphorical alignments across cities. No narrative context provided.
Nashville beat Birmingham 6 to 2 as Chattanooga topped Mobile 4 to 2. New Orleans and Atlanta finished tied 3 to 3 in a regional match up.
The brief lists city pairings across states indicating regional pairings or connections. It notes New Orleans with Memphis, Montgomery with Nashville, Mobile with Atlanta, and Birmingham with Chattanooga reflecting intercity links.
A garbled listing shows scores for Milwaukee and Kansas City games with other cities including Louisville Columbus and Indianapolis. Details are partial and formatting inconsistent, preventing full reconstruction of outcomes or teams.
At Albany on Friday Albany leads Columbus five to ten while Macon defeats Charleston two to one. Columbus wins over Savannah seven to six while Jacksonville Augusta event is postponed.
A fragmentary OCR shows area names and figures: Greenwood 1 Jack terihian selenite 1, Wicks at Hattiesburg 3, Ya zoo City 5, and a final figure 50. The text reads like a garbled regional ledger or enumeration with place names and counts rather than a narrative.
At Beloit Wisconsin Waseda University Japan defeated Beloit College two to one in a college game. Jewish Literary y club proofs are now ready. Mission Finishing Co 701 Gibbs Bldg.
Turner leagues open the new series as Mackenheimer and Phillips split the match. In game one Mackenheimer tops Phillips 315 to 280 with Vanderstratten and Lassner aiding the MackS. Ellsworth supports Phillips. In game two Phillips edges Machenhomer 297 to 265 led by Schaefer.
The Summerfield All Stars defeated Thomas High Rollers by 270 pins to set up a decisive final match at Century alleys next Monday night. The five-man teams posted a combined 2935 pins as both sides carried momentum into the deciding game, with strong form noted among all ten players. Manager Summerfield plans for a big crowd with reserved seating for ladies.
Snyder defeats Fox 75 to 38 and Hubbell 75 to 94 in a two match night at the Alexander parlor. Other results include King 60 over Thrash 41 and Thrash 50 over J Fraser 62. Tonight Hubbell faces Harrison in a decisive local championship matchup with no handicaps amid two additional games featuring Lewis, Fox, and Harrison.
Corpus Christi Pelicans manager Wicker announced new acquisitions including pitcher Bogenfohr from Yazoo City Miss and infielders Green from Baylor University and Poindexter from Waxahachie. He said Bogenfohr would report Wednesday likely to face Beeville Orange Growers.
NEW YORK June 7 President Thomas J. Lynch of the National League has voided the Chicago Pittsburg game from May 30 and ordered the contest to be played over.
Cleveland club president C. W. Somers traveled through the south seeking pitchers and new material for the team. He denied waivers on Cy Young but did not confirm or deny rumors of a complete reorganization as reports circulated in Cleveland and other American league cities.
New York June 7 Joe Jeanette returns from Morris camp in Oklahoma where he trained Carl Morris the original white man’s hope. Jeanette calls Morris a natural fighter with a great right hand and quick learning ability. He predicts Morris will beat Jim Flynn at Tulsa on July 4. Morris is described as exceptionally game and eager to fight. He is said to eat well and stay at the Jefferson boarding house at 442 Soledad Street.
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