Brongs Rally Tops Navigator In Narrow 4 3 Win
The San Antonio Bronchos beat the Waco Navigators 4 to 3 as a late rally in eighth and ninth frames fell short for the Navs. Harper threw seven innings before tiring, Sicking, Baggan, Perry, and Malmquist produced key hits for the visitors while Baggan, Dunckel, Tierney and Vann starred for Waco. Final score 4-3.
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Tars
San Antonio
Karl
Sicking
Baggan
Perry
Miller
Wotell
Leslie
Malmquist
Grubb
Harper
Conwell
Vann
Karr
Dunckel
Watel
Lobo
Waco
Sey Worrell
Kee James
Bo Crubb
Katz
Ab.r.h
Tierney
Raggan
Bobo
Booe
Lesiie
Sentell
Hayes
Asylum Team Defeats Aviation Camp In Lopsided Win
The Asylum team dominated the Aviation camp Wednesday afternoon 15 to 5. Navert powered the win with three home runs and a single in five appearances, Dr. Johnson added two RBIs as a pinch hitter, Pace starred on the mound, and Duffy plus Hunter each had two hits for the Aviators.
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Asylum
Navert
Dr. Johnson
Pace
S&s
Smith, Chester and
Jaske
Fulton and Langford Match in Boston Bout
Fred Fulton of Minnesota will fight Sam Langford of Boston in a twelve round decision bout in Boston. The match was arranged and confirmed by telegram from Fulton's manager as of June 7.
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Fulton
Langford
Mineapolis
Minn
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Sam Letngford
Boston
Figure in Darkness Stirs at Fort Stoim Sentry Post
An Evening Ledger report recounts a night confrontation at Fort Stoim where a figure in darkness challenged a Sentry at Post No 1 around 1 20 pm. The officer identified as Ray questioned the intruder about their late night activity.
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Fort Stoim
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
City Champs 10 Play Aviator Team
The Ahrens and Ott baseball champions of San Antonio meet the Provisional Aviation corps in a nine inning game at League Park Sunday. Aviators pitchers Brown or Frye, ex Northwestern League players, face Plumbers hurler Hicks with Huntress Curran relief. Burke backs champs as Frank Browning umpired.
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Ahrens & Ott
San Antonio
Provisional
Aviation Corps
League Park
Sergeant Cunningham
Birdmen
Chick” Brown
Rube” Frye
Uncle Sam
Aviators
Leroy Hicks
Freddie Huntress
Ambrose Curran
Earl Burke
Frio City
Frank Browning
Detroit Tigers
Frank
Walter Morris
Atlanta Still Has Five Left In Tourney
Elimination play trimmed the 16th annual Southern Golf Association championship field to 16 at Roebuck Golf Club Birmingham. Atlanta leading with five survivors Perry Adair George Adair Bobby Jones R P Jones S R Hickey Richard Hickey. New Orleans has three Reuben Bush Louis Jacoby Thomas Wheelock. Birmingham three J H Doughty G H Davis D E Root. Chattanooga three W A Dewes A Li Boyd Ewing Watkins. Dallas one C H Munger. Houston one Bryan Heard. Palmer lost to W A Dewees while equaling Chick Evans amateur course record in a 3 2 win over Lonie Munger. Dr A B Harris eliminated by Collett Munger after 19 holes. Adair meets Munger Thursday as Heard faces Richard Hickey.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Golf Association
G. H. Davis
D. E. Root
Chattanooga
W. A. Dewes
A. Li. Boyd
Ewing Watkins
Dallas
C. H. Munger
Houston
Bryan Heard
T. M. Palmer
Florida
W. A. Dewees
Palmer
Aecord
Chick Evans
Lonnie Munger
A. B. Harris
Alabama
Collett Munger
Local Scores from Midwest Matches
In Indianapolis the American Association match ended 2 1 with Iiangag City defeating Indianapolis. Columbus hosted St Paul with Columbus 2 St Paul 4 2. Toledo beat Milwaukee 2 0 while Louisville Lewisville edged Minneapolis 2.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Iiangag City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Houston Dominates Shreveport. Waco Beats San Antonio
Results show Houston 10 over Shreveport 1 and San Antonio 4 over Waco 3. Dallas edges Fort Worth 2 to 1. Play on Thursday includes Waco at San Antonio, Houston at Shreveport, and Fort Worth at Dallas.
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Houston
Shreveport
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Psyd. W. L. Pet
Eee
Fort Worth Enee
Enee Bu
Sueveport San Antonio
National League Results and Schedule
National League games on Wednesday included Philadelphia defeating Chicago 4 to 0, Cincinnati beating New York 6 to 3, and St. Louis prevailing over Boston 8 to 7 in a rain affected day. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh was postponed due to wet grounds with a full schedule planned for Thursday including New York at Cincinnati and Boston at St. Louis.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Baseball scores and upcoming AL games listed
American League results show Washington blank Chicago 0 Cleveland 6 New York 1 Detroit 3 Boston 0 Philadelphia 11 St Louis 6. Thursday schedule includes St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Detroit beats Boston 3–0 in baseball showdown
Detroit hands Boston a 3–0 defeat as Ruth and Thomas yield to Davis and Stanage. New York edges Cleveland 6–1 with Lambeth O Neill Fisher Nanamaker on the mound. Washington routs Chicago 9–0 behind Cicotte Schalk Dumont Ainsmith. Philadelphia over St Louis 11–6 after a 2–3-1-14 rally in Philadelphia.
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Boston
Detroit
Davis and
Stanage
Ruth
Thomas
New York
H. B&b
Cleveland
Lambeth
O'Neill
Fisher
Nanamaker
Washington
Chicago
H. E. Chicago
Cicotte
Schalk
Dumont
Ainsmith
Baseball Scores From Recent Games Across The League
Philadelphia blanked Chicago 4 0 in Chicago with Alexander Killifer Prendergast Aldridge and Elliott combining on the win. Cincinnati topped New York 6 3 at Cincinnati as Benton Middleton McCarty Toney Wingo led the attack. St Louis defeated Boston 8 7 at St Louis behind Beaton Nehf Allen Barnes Gowdy Packard Snyder and Doak.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Alexander and
Killifer
Eee Prendergast
Aldridge and
Elliott
Cincinnati
New York
RH. E
Benton, Middleton
McCarty
Toney
Wingo
St. Louis
Boston
H. E. Beatom
Nehf
Allen, Barnes and Gowdy
Doak
Ames
Packard and Snyder
Innocent Bystander Detained In Caper
In New York Weekly a jailer notes the bystander did nothing but pass by when Tough Jim attempted a fatal assault. He is held as a area. Torogim reportedly out on bail.
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Jim
Torogim
New York Weekly
Wagner Reinstated by Pirates After Signing Contract
Hans Wagner known as Honus Wagner signed a contract with president Barney Dreyfus of the Pittsburgh Pirates. He will play first base in Thursday's game against Brooklyn. Wagner requested reinstatement to the National Commission to resume play with his old club.
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Pittsburg
Ohn
Henry
Honus) Wagner
Pitsburg Nationals
Barney Dreyfus
Wagner
Brooklyn
Pirates
August Herrmann
National Baseball Conmission
National Commission
Wagner Reinstated by Herrmann to Play in National League
Cincinnati June 7 August Herrmann National Baseball Commission chairman said he was informed John H Wagner signed a Pittsburgh National League contract and has been reinstated to good standing He praised Wagner calling him a credit to the game and saying the sport cannot do without him
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Herrmann
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
John H. Wagner
Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Dallas Defeats Fort Worth in Texas League Showdown
Conley pitched his thirteenth straight win tying Criss’s 1913 record as Dallas beat Fort Worth 3 to 2. Callahan doubled in the ninth and scored the deciding run on sacrifice bunts by Mattick and Palmer with two outs.
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Dallas
Tex
Conley
Criss
Bristow
Callahan
Mattick
Palmer
Fort Worth
Secesserene
Oswilliams, If
Pater Sk
lBernger
Sharman
Gay
Perettt
A. E. Cogn
Schluebner
Kuhn
Wortta
Hollander
Litschi
Gons
Perritt
Mer
Matthews
Hooper
Spelling Test Delivers Quip on Autos and Words
A playful exchange features Willie and a visitor debating spelling. Willie boasts he can spell four cylinder words, prompting humorous nods to automobiles and language in a New York Times style aside.
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Willie
New York Times
Flynn guides Houston past Shreveport in 10-1 win
McCarty belts a three run homer with bases loaded in the fourth as Houston routs Shreveport 10 to 1. Nye and Cain provide little support while McCarty also adds a two base hit and Newnam, Frierson, Noyes contribute for Houston.
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Shreveport
Flynn
Nye
Cain
McCarty
Houston
Frierson
Northen
Stellbauer
Newnam
Sunings
Tullos
Noyes
Nixon
Britton
Betts
Burke
Crisg
Lyin
Criss
Kane
Vitter
Fords Repaired Right
Universal Car Co announces factory supervised service with Ford parts in stock at 515 Main Ave. Phone Travis 272 for repairs and parts availability.
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Fords
FORD
Universal Car CO
Main Ave
Travis
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