Bronchos blank Panthers in matinee rout at Block's Stadium
San Antonio Bronchos overwhelmed Fort Worth Panthers 7 to 0 at Block's Stadium. Goodwin pitched sparklingly for the Bronchos, silencing the visitors while two Panthers relievers were charged with the loss. Seitz led off with a two-bagger and the locals bats exploded with multiple hits and runs through the middle innings.
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Seitz and Schwind Pace Panthers Rally In Varied Bout
Notes from the game describe Seitz two base hits and strong fielding by Schwind plus Frantz and Maloney advancing plays. The Panthers lineup includes Raffery McCafferty McAvoy and Maloney with eager fans and chatterbox behind the plate. Howard and Stinson clash in the early rounds as Morton looms for tomorrow’s clash.
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McAvoy
Maloney
Panthers
McCafferty Stars as San Antonio Tops Fort Worth 6 5
McCafferty went 5 for 6 with six RBIs and three runs while Rhodes Veasey and Seitz delivered key hits. San Antonio edged Fort Worth 6 to 5 in a 1 hour 36 minute game with Mullaney umpiring and McCafferty driving multiple runs through the lineup.
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Rhodes
Veasey
Seitz
Salm
Kibler
Pricé
McAvoy
Collins
Goodwin
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Mullaney
Large boats enter Philadelphia race to Bermuda
The Barbara II leads the field in the Philadelphia to Bermuda race with a 51 foot length and 45.36 rating, followed by The Dream at 40 feet and 16 horsepower. Tocsam, a 45 foot new entry, sails for Ocean City Yacht Club with 37.98 rating. Skipper Whitaker and Duncan command Barbara and Dream respectively while Dr C B Street helms Tocsam. Each boat carries fuel for over 1000 miles and 30 days water and stores.
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St. David's Head
Bermuda
Tocsam
Willard Mulford
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Ocean City Yacht Club
Commodore Whitaker
Barbara
William Duncan
Charles L. Lagen
Dream
Yachtsmen Club
George E. Goldbeck
Dr. C. 8. Street
R. L. Young
Davis Reverses Decision In Ten Round Bout
In Buffalo on June 1 George Davis of Buffalo fought Soldier Kearns of Brooklyn to a ten round draw decision reversal after Kearns floored Davis in the ninth. Kearns weighed 202 pounds, Davis 182, with prior knockout wins over Davis in two earlier bouts.
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George
Soldier Kearns
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Kearns
Lewis Meets Tarrant In Finals At San Antonio Country Club
The San Antonio Country Club hosts the championship final this afternoon with F. M. Lewis facing Fred Tarrant for the cup. Both players impressed in the Houston tournament and a large crowd is expected. R. R. Russell and L. Lentz contest the golf committee cup amid strong local interest.
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San Antonio Country Club
F. M. Lewis
Fred Tarrant
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Tarrant
Houston
R. R. Russell
L. Lentz
Bresnahan regrets leaving Cardinals and team plans
Ex Cards boss Roger Bresnahan laments quitting St Louis to manage the Cardinals, says he would return if given a chance. Once on a five year 10000 dollar salary with 10 percent profits, he now sits as Cubs catcher and coach, while Cardinals friends hope for Miller Huggins. American horse trainer Hyland gains praise in Germany for success with Oppenheimer stable ahead of Vienna and Hamburg derbies. Riverside suggested as a good dining spot.
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J. Hyland
Sheepshead Bay
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Hyland
Hamburg
Club Standings and Today’s Matchups Provided
San Antonio leads with 7 to Fort Worth 0. Galveston 3 over Waco 2. Houston no score shown. Dallas 1 over unspecified. Today Fort Worth plays San Antonio, Dallas plays Houston, Waco plays Galveston, Austin plays Beaumont.
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Fort Worth
Galveston
Waco
Houston
Dallas
Austin
Beaumont
Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues
Yesterday’s results show Boston 4 Chicago 3 in 12 innings and Philadelphia 8 Detroit 7 in 10 innings. Washington 1 St Louis 6 and Cleveland 2 New York 1. Today Detroit in Washington St Louis in Philadelphia Chicago in New York Cleveland in Boston.
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Cincinnati
Baseball Scores Across National League and Associations
National League results show Philadelphia 3 Pittsburg 1 and Boston 5 Chicago 4 with other league games scattered. American Association reports Toledo 9 Indiana 2 and St Paul 4 Kansas City 6 while Southern results note Chattanooga 7 Atlanta 5 and Mobile 2 Montgomery 1.
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Toledo
Indianapoa
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louiisville
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee-Minneapolis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Montgomery
Cobb Still King in Baseball Batting Averages
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Americans leads the majors with a .450 figure, securing the premier title. Joe Jackson of Cleveland follows in the American League at .439, Eddie Collins at .887 third, and Tris Speaker .381 fourth as nineteen players surpass .300. In the National League C MacDonald of Boston tops at .450, Cravath second at .411, Wagner third at .862, and Hyatt fourth at .360, with eighteen NL players above .300.
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Ty" Cobb
Detroit Americans
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Eddie Collings
Philadelphia
Trig Speaker
Boston
C. MacDonald
Cravath
Wagner
Pittsburg
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Red Sox Beat White Sox 4 3 In Tight Inning Game
Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 3 after a late scoring burst. Lewis drove in the winning run by hitting the scoreboard for two bases allowing Speaker to score. Batteries: White Russell Schwalk for Chicago Wood Cady Nunamaker for Boston.
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Speaker
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Wood
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Nunamaker
Louis Team Plans Kerrville Trip After Steady Season
Louis' manager Garrett announces his City League squad will depart Tuesday June 10 for the opening game at Kerrville. The team has played consistently all season and aims to take Kerrville's scalp. Players must report by Sunday to the manager.
Pirates Beat the Navigators in Galveston Showdown
In Galveston on June 7, the Pirates edged the Navigators 3 to 2 after a ninth inning rally nearly overturned Sewell’s pitching. Rennard's triple sparked late-inning action but Sewell closed strong, aided by solid defense and timely outs.
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Sewell
Whitney and Aldredge Reach Southern Golf Finals
In Montgomery Alabama on June 7 W Nelson Whitney of New Orleans and C N Aldredge of Dallas began the 36 hole final for the southern championship. Whitney defeated R G Bush 7 6 to reach the final while Aldredge beat H Tutwiler 38 1 to reach the final. Other finals in separate flights were listed with C Hardy New Orleans vs W H Rowan Atlanta in the second flight and S L Probosco Chattanooga vs E W Dally Nashville in the third.
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New Orleans
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C. Hardy
W. H. Rowan
Atlanta
S. L. Probosco
Chattanooga
E. W. Dally
Nashville
Harnett
Jacksonville
Douglas
Weaver
Memphis
Rhea
L. Tyson
Menager
Pirates Are Bumped Score Their Only Tally After Han Triples
Seaton won a pitchers battle for Pittsburg as Han’s triple sparked a seventh inning run. Wagner tripled and scored on Miller’s sacrifice, but Pittsburg failed to rally in time. Becker and Magee made key catches to cut off two potential extra base hits.
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Sewell
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The Light Follow You After Vacation
A brief notice states contact options after a vacation period. It mentions a phone or call method for follow up or assistance. The wording suggests a service or support line open for inquiries.
Granitoid and Grandcreta The Permanent Pavements
A brief mention outlines durable pavement types Granitoid and Grandcreta under the project name The Permanent Pavements and references the Taxpayers Pavements initiative.
Davis Cup Doubles Play Heats Up at Davis Gap
The second day's play between Australians and Americans at the West Side Tennis Club faces possible postponement only from rain. McLoughlin and Doust Jones clash as McLoughlin’s serve dominates, while Williams and Doust also show strong serving and precise volleys in the Davis Cup event.
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West Side Tennis Club
M. E. McLoughlin
Horace Rice
Harold H. Hackett
Stanley Doust
A. Booth Jones
McLoughlin
Rice
England
Dwight F. Davis
Doust
Willams
Americans Rally in Doubles Clash to Seize Victory
Half volleying to save fractions of a second, players raced to gain the ball before opponents could recover. Doubles play, seen as the visitors' strength, offered hope the Americans would clinch the win with a strong performance today.
Senators Win Again In Washington Shutout Over St Louis
Washington blanked St Louis 4 to 0 as Leverenz and Hamilton combined on the mound with Agnew behind the plate. Ainsmith returned to the lineup after a first inning force, scoring on a McBride advance and later an R. H. E. line shows St Louis 0 runs.
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Leverenz
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Ainsmith
Shanks
Hamilton
Agnew
Johnson
National Commission Clarifies Club Salary Obligations
Cincinnati report notes a new rule defining what a club owes a player released after a contract starts. The rule requires payment at the cancelled contract rate up to the date the player joins and begins service with the new club if he reports promptly.
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Cincinnati
National Commission
Houston Buffs Trim the League Leaders
Houston defeats Dallas 8 to 2 in a Texas League battle for the lead. Ray pitched well through eight as Houston breaks a late Dallas infield rally with scratch hits. McDonald, Newnam, Whiteman, and Reynolds contribute key hits aiding Houston’s win.
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Tex
Dallas
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Whiteman
McDonald
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Reynolds
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Wilson
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Storch
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Oldring's double seals twelfth straight win for Philadelphia
Oldring delivered a tenth inning double driving in Bender to give the Philadelphia Athletics an 8 to 7 win over Detroit. Bender relieved Wyckoff in the tenth as the tying run scored. Lake started for Detroit and was chased in the fifth, Plank followed in the sixth. Batteries: Lake Hall Zamloch Rondeau Plank Brown Wyckoff Beuder Lapp.
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Zamloch
Rondeau
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Yankees Lose Thirteenth Straight in Cleveland Sweep
New York fell 2 to 1 as Cleveland completed a 4 game series sweep. Manager Chance received a diamond emblem from the New York Order of the Moose before the game. Batteries Kahler Carisch for Cleveland Fisher Sweeney for New York.
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New Yorks
Cleveland
New York Order of the Moose
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Carisch
Fisher
Sweeney
Braves Clip Cubs to Take Second Straight
Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 4 as errors by the Cubs aided the visitors. Zimmerman was banished for disputing a call at third base, while Dickson was hit freely but backed by strong fielding and clutch support. Score by innings shows Boston with a four run seventh and eighth, Chicago with a late push. Batteries Dickson and Whaling for Boston, Pierce and Archer for Chicago.
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Boston
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Dickson
Whaling
Pierce
Archer
Inter scholastic meet entries soar across 25 states
More than 450 athletes from 150 schools in 25 states were entered in the inter scholastic meet at Marshall Field under the University of Chicago. Officials predicted several records would fall.
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Pennsylvania
California
Marshall Field
University of Chicago
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