Nags Defeat Bronchos 6 2 Behind Fifth Inning Burst
Shreveport moves to a 6 2 win over San Antonio as Bronchos outhit 11 5. Slim Harding exits after five, Jost shuts down the visitors in relief. Sloan, Diamond, Kneaves, and Smith spark the locals with timely hits and a productive fifth inning.
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Adair Leads Qualifiers In Montgomery Golf Meet
Perry Adair of Atlanta posted a 76 to lead qualifiers in the sixth annual invitation tournament of the Country Club of Montgomery. One hundred thirty five southern golfers participated in the qualifying. The finals are set for Saturday.
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Two Double Headers Sunday’s Program At City League
The City Baseball League schedules two double headers for Sunday afternoon starting at 2. At League Park the XXX Pearls face Lone Star Brewery with fierce rivalry and brewery workers expected to attend. Meier's Pharmacy meets Steves Sash and Door in the opener. At Electric Park Knights of Columbus play Hibernians, then Potcher nicks clash with Ahrens Otts for nine innings. Leroy Hicks and Al Mannay star on mound in the second game.
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Waco Beats Beaumont Sage and Aitchison in Pinch Hitting
Waco County triumphs 2 to 1 as Sage and Aitchison shine in late situations. James and Malmquist stand out with key two and three base hits, while Conwell Kuhn and Nixon contribute, as Beaumont errors and fielding struggles shape the tight game.
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New Rifle Club Formed in Bowie With Forty Members
The Bowie Rifle Club organized with forty members to be supplied Krag rifles from the government. A north city target range is ready and practice will begin soon. Officers: E. G. LeStourgeon president, Dr. FE Turner vice president, J. Q. Nankervis secretary, James Vanlandingham executive officer. Members expect over one hundred soon. The club plans drills and contests to encourage quick mobilization and will award a medal for best arrival percentage at rendezvous during border tensions.
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American Association Scores From Kansas City and Louisville
At Kansas City Minneapolis edged Kansas City 13 to 12 while Louisville beat Indianapolis 8 to 5. Weather disrupted play with rain affecting other games.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Texas League Thursday Standings and Results
Shreveport defeated San Antonio 5 to 3 and Waco beat Beaumont 2 to 1. Friday games feature Galveston at Fort Worth and Houston at Dallas with Beaumont at Waco and San Antonio at Shreveport on the slate.
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Lone Star Rifle Club Formed From Alamo City Group
The Alamo City Rifle Club changed its name Thursday night to Lone Star Rifle Club at a special meeting before the weekly shooting event. The NRA secretary sanctioned the change. Top score was 84 by P. J. Matzon. K. McAskill tied but barred as a house man. Roster additions include M. Bailey and others as the club enlarges.
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L. Weckman Jr
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F. Braden
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A. Rouff
M. Bailey
Herman Kuehnal
Dan Dunham
C. R. Fuquay
L. T. Waters
A. F. Fritz
Rain Expected in Key Baseball Fri Night Matchups
Weather likely to affect five Friday games as rain disrupts Pittsburg at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston. Worry over delays near forecasted swing due to damp conditions.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
American League Standings and Team Records
The standings show Cleveland at 22 18 and Washington at 43 24 with .571 and .554, while St Louis and Philadelphia sit with 26 and 36 win totals respectively and other teams scattered in the middle. The text lists several team records and averages without a clear narrative or dates.
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Southern League scores from New Orleans and Atlanta
New Orleans defeats Memphis four to two after a late rally, with Brown Barger Ruel Kissinger and Higgins handling pitching duties. Chattanooga bests Atlanta five to two in Atlanta as Covington Kitch ens Lafitte and Perkins secure the win. Nashville edges Birmingham two to one in Birmingham, with Ellis Wells Street and Hauser combining on the mound.
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Memphis
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Ruel
Kissinger
Higgins
Baseball Weather Sparks Flooded Schedule In Early Action
Rain delays affect several key matchups as Philadelphia faces Chicago Boston and Detroit clash while New York competes with St. Louis. Washington and Cleveland face shifting starts in a delayed program, with darkness halting play after four innings in one game.
Baseball score and weather notes from the day
Washington and Cleveland played to a 5 5 tie in Cleveland with a long scoreline and a called game at darkness. St Louis and New York had a rain postponed game, as did Chicago and Philadelphia and Boston at Detroit with more rain delays.
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O'Neill
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Baseball Schedule Noted Postponements and Posts
National League notes list games slated at Brooklyn Cincinnati postponed in Brooklyn and Cincinnati, Boston host schedules indicate St Louis Boston game postponed, Philadelphia games posted as Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh New York games posted with venues and tentative times.
Welsh Bests Love in Ten Rounds at Ardmore Md
Fredie Welsh the lightweight champion outpointed Tommy Lowe of Washington over ten rounds in Ardmore Maryland. Lowe absorbed heavy punishment but failed to land on the champion as Welsh controlled the fight from start to finish.
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Tommy Lowe
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Lowe
Baseball and track notes from Detroit and Cleveland sports roundups
Cleveland waivers requested for Grover Lowdermilk and Tom Daly while Daly may stay with the Indians. Kilbane contemplates staying home from an Argentina trip. Detroit opens Blue Ribbon harness meeting with Club Day and rich purses. Cobb weights golf impact on batting. Earl Brooks shines in Saginaw high school circles. Sixty percent of Michigan high school stars rising in major league talk.
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Ohio
Cleveland Americans
Grover Lowdermilk
Tom Daly
Indians
Fohl
Lowdermilk
Daly
White Sox
England
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Mich
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Detroit Country Club
Detroit Club
Saginaw, Mich
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Earl Brooks
Arthur Hill High School
Saginaw
Dolly Stark In Town For Conference With Local Club
M R Stark the famous baseball figure, known as Dolly Stark, visits to discuss a possible signing with President Morrison J Benson of the local club. If signed, Stark would likely debut in the near future and brings extensive experience, including prior time with the San Antonio team as a shortstop.
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Memphis Besball
Southern Association
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Travel Ad Promises Sleeper Routes to Memphis and Chicago
An advertising snippet offers through sleepers to Memphis and Chicago daily via New Orleans and steamer, priced at 84 dollars and 15 cents for New York travelers, with Southern Pacific branding and an advance notice.
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Consolation round pairings announced in city tennis event
Pairings for the consolation round of the city tennis championship were announced Friday morning. Fifteen players were named to contest for the Potchernick sporting goods prize racquet. First four matches begin Saturday at 5 30 pm with Willard Berman meeting Lieutenant Rafferty Oscar Worthley facing Dick Terrell Henry Barnhoeff meeting John Turner and Nat Goldsmith opposing Frank Hicks. Remaining pairings include Edmond Young vs Ernest Groos Aubrey Schofield vs R M Schwabe F Stille vs H S Mulliken and Leslie McIlhenny drawing a bye. Previous day results featured S W Peeler defeating Dr L K Beck 4 6 6 3 6 1 Leon Walthall beating Ned Jewett 6 0 6 1 Claude Fuquay defeating W W Adams 6 1 6 0 A W Orton finishing a day old match 7 5 6 4 Dan Murphy edging Rafferty in an exhibition. Friday’s schedule lists Leon Walthall vs R Neibert 430 pm Semp Russ vs Warren Henderson Lt Greely vs M Goldsmith J W Orton vs H T Wilson. Sleeper services to Memphis and Chicago noted. Southern Pa
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Potchernick Sporting Goods Concern
Willard Berman
Lieutenant Rafferty
Oscar Worthley
Dick Terrell
Henry Barnhoeff
John Turner
Nat Goldsmith
Frank Hicks
Edmond Young
Ernest Groos
Aubrey Schofield
R. M. Schwabe
F. Stille
H. S. Mulliken
Leslie McIlhenny
S. W. Peeler
Leon Walthall
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Rafferty
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Warren Henderson
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H. T. Wilson
Dallas Beats Buffs in Opening Series Game
Dallas defeated Houston 11 to 4 in the series opener. Criss endured a heavy barrage while Bono received solid support. Snedecor joined the lineup as a first baseman, and Picher Karr was released to Galveston to make room for him.
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Cubs Sign Knabe As Coach And Utility Infielder
Otto Knabe veteran NL infielder was signed by Chicago Cubs president Weeghman as coach and utility infielder. He had been released by Pittsburg Pirates manager Callahan after a dispute over payment. The report notes $84.15 in New York and their return.
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