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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
10
Fort Worth Panthers beat the San Antonio Bronchos 7 to 6 in eleven innings at Block's Stadium yesterday. A late Browning shift and a two-base homer helped the Panthers overcome an early Bronchos lead, with Sorrels and Davy figures central to the late drama. The win, in a taut matinee, leaves Austin on tap for today.
In a lively matinee, Kitchens homered off Schwind and Davy, Seitz and Schwind shined with great scoops and wallops. Akin tangled legs on a Price hit, Maloney and McAvoy sparked later scoring, Keller, Kibler, and Whitefield stood out as Sorrell celebrated after a tight victory.
Wohlleben delivered a two run homer in the second inning to lift Waco past Galveston 3 to 1 before a Sunday crowd. Moore started for Galveston but was wild. Hiett shutout with six no hit innings. Williams delivered a two bagger as a pinch hitter in the ninth.
Alexander pitched expertly for Philadelphia as they edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 in Ohio. Suggs limited hits with strong support. Packard retired a hitless ninth. Becker, Marsons, Lobert and Magee led the day’s hitting. Batteries: Alexander Killifer for Philly. Suggs Packard Clark for Cincinnati.
Chicago defeated New York 2 to 1 as Ward Miller scored the decisive run in the tenth after Archer was hurt sliding to second. It was a pitchers duel with sharp fielding as Tesreau and Meyers opposed Smith and Archer.
South Heights crushed 8. A. Packing and Box 20 to 2 on the South Heights diamond with Edwards Tollet and Lupe Burrow and Davis in the lineup. Hahn homered for South Heights. The same day South Heights and C. E. Williams Brick Company played 15 innings ending 38 to 3 in a tie with Hahn, Batteries Tollet and Tollett, Doss and Ray providing the notable plays.
The Pruitt Commission Company beat H N Moore 24 to 4 in a seven inning matinee. King of the Pruitts went six for six and starred in the game with six hits.
Granitord and Granocrete present economical pavement solutions. The publication outlines modern pavement options and contrasts cost efficiency with durability, highlighting material choices and construction techniques for road surfaces.
Innings pitched list Cobbard Wilie Cooke Smith Martina Lew is Flannigan details include 9 walks 5 strikeouts 3 runs off Martina 4 2 2 1:50 time. Mc Iver Brownlow stealers noted. Umpire Matthews.
Texas Eagles secured a 16 to 0 victory over the Rock Quarry Blues with Garza limiting the opposition to three hits. Bertetti stood out for his all around play as Lut contributed on offense.
Fort Worth 7 San Antonio 6 in 11 innings. Houston 6 Dallas 4. Beaumont 6 Austin 1. Waco 3 Galveston 1. Schedule: Play Austin at San Antonio, Waco at Houston, Fort Worth at Beaumont, Dallas at Galveston.
Today none of the listed games were scheduled. Eastern teams include Detroit at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, and Cleveland at Boston with no venue times noted.
Baseball scores from West's Results show Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1 in 10 innings, Chicago 2 New York 1, Boston 5 St. Louis 3, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, with Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago. International, Southern, American Association, and Federal League results include Montreal 6 Rochester 3, Jersey City 19 Providence 4, Newark 4 Baltimore 2, Nashville 9 Birmingham 6, New Orleans 4 Memphis 0 and 2-4 in two games, Columbus 9 Louisville 4, Toledo 10 Indianapolis 8, Milwaukee 4-9 and 0-0, Kansas City 3 St. Paul 2, Cleveland 2 Indianapolis 5 0.
The French Oaks at Chantilly yielded a surprise winner as Mola owned by M Caillaut clinched victory at 31 to 2, four lengths ahead of Comte de Saint Phalle's Cour Supreme who stood at 8 to 1 in second. Irish Lad filly Banshee trained by E Duryea finished third at 23 to 2 in the ten and a half furlong race for 3-year-old fillies, valued this year at 22,200 dollars.
In Sutherland Springs Texas on June 9, the locals beat Southwestern Telephone 5 to 4 after leading from the fifth inning. In the following game the locals won 2 to 1 over Ransom & Silsbees as Ackermann, borrowed from Southwestern, pitched a near no hitter but errors doomed the visitors.
CHICAGO June 9 Frank Schulte right fielder of the Chicago Nationals had surgery to remove a growth from his forehead. He had weeks of intermittent headaches blamed on a lump from a ball strike a year ago. He is expected to be fit to play his position today.
The Mackay Telegraph boys defeated Joske Bros Juniors yesterday 11 to 1. Heavy hitting fueled the win as Mackay dominated the game with strong offense and solid pitching.
Houston completed a 5 to 4 series sweep after a ninth inning Dallas rally fell short. Criss struck out ten in six innings for Houston while errors aided Dallas. Davis led Houston with key hits as Whiteman cleared the bases for Dallas early, but defensive lapses doomed their effort.
Farmers day at Meadowbrook Westbury Camp as American and English polo ponies are readied for the international cup series. Ponies remove protective bandages, players loosen up. English string praised for equal or better condition, weather forecasts fair for tomorrow.
New York June 9 The final Davis cup preliminaries between United States and Australia drew a large crowd at West Side Tennis Club Two singles matches scheduled McLoughlin vs Doust and Williams vs Rice US hold two wins to one in the series Australia must win both today to advance McLoughlin and Williams had defeated Rice and Doust in the opening singles last Friday Americans hope to reuse their advantage as the Americans seek another decisive victory.
SMITHVILLE Tex June Lockhart team won the second game of the series against the locals by 7 to 4. Batteries Gramhill and Myrick for Lockhart Brown and Vance for Smithville.
TOKIO June 9 The Leland Stanford Jr University baseball team yesterday defeated Keio University 8 to 0. The Americans produced 15 hits while the Japanese managed four errors and four by both sides.
Aransas Pass defeated Kingsville 5 to 2 in Aransas Pass Texas yesterday. The score was 1 1 through six innings before Kingsville gained a run in the seventh and Aransas Pass added two. Aransas Pass scored two more in the eighth. Little allowed four hits and Henry six. Aransas Pass committed four errors to Kingsville six. A brass band played stirring music during breaks. About 500 fans were in attendance.
Yale fans anticipate a second win in the East series after taking the first game. The outcome could seal the unofficial eastern college championship with Harvard aiming to overtake Brown in the standings next week. Yale seeks a second victory and a strong finish to a standout season.
In St Louis on June 9 Boston rallied with a three run third inning to take a lead they would not surrender. St Louis staged a late ninth inning rally but fell short as Griner Perritt Geyer and McLean Rudolph and Rariden shut them down for a 5 3 Boston win.
The Texas Eagles Juniors won two games yesterday defeating the Monterey Tigers 6 to 5 and the Mission White Sox 8 to 0. Ro sales contributed strong pitching in the first game and Lozano powered the second with solid slugging.
The Phillies, atop the championship ladder by May 4, March toward June with power. Through May 24, they had 16 of 68 league homers from Tom Lynch's organization, while the American League totaled 28. Sherwood Magee Fred Luderus and "Cactus" Cravath pace the Quaker attack with 12 four-baggers. Magee has five homers, Cravath three, and Luderus four, including a Polo Grounds blast off Tesreau. Cravath also hit a pinch shot off Mathewson. Marquard and Camnitz are among Cravath's homer victims.
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