Senators Find Right Fence In High Scoring Tilt
San Antonio and Austin combined for twelve home runs over two days as Gray and Rogers tangled in a wild game. Pennell led with a first inning homer and McDonald added two while Betts, Daringer, and Gray also went deep. Caperton ejected Wallace for unclear reasons as the Broncos and Ponies traded blows and the Senators pulled ahead in the sixth.
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Senators Rally For 11 5 Victory In Wild Baseball Game
The Senators exploded with a fusillade of hits including four homers as they won the second game of the series 11 to 5. Bronchos jumped early but fell behind after a back and forth scoring spree leading to a decisive late rally by the Senators.
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Buffalos Beat Sand Crabs in Galveston Series Win 8 to 3
In Galveston Texas League action the Buffalos defeated the Sand Crabs 8 to 3 on June 10. Helm gave up three runs early due to errors but settled after the first inning. Rose was hit by pitches several times as the game unfolded with Bob Gilks of Cleveland watching from the stands.
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Automobile Run to Landa Park Sunday Invites City Cars
The San Antonio Auto Club shifts its run to Landa Park and invites all city automobile owners to meet at 8:30 in Alamo Plaza. W. J. Pearson to drive pilot car with a flag. cars will stay out of dust range and run at modest speeds. The event re organizes the club and will elect new officers, with a proposal of great importance to each motorist.
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Umpire Bush Resumes Texas League Duties in San Antonio
Umpire Bush, called to Chicago on business, resumes duties in the Texas league at San Antonio Saturday June 10, working with Umpire Guthrie. Umpire Sam Roberts of St. Louis has resigned to President Allen.
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Four Seasons Lose to Del Rio in Heavy Hitting Showdown
Del Rio defeated Four Seasons 6 to 3 in a Texas baseball game highlighted by Del Rio’s power. Kersey hit a home run, while Guinn of San Antonio suffered a scalp wound after colliding with a fence and was unconscious for five minutes. Batteries: Del Rio Kersey Slaughter. Four Seasons Smith McGowan.
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Fownes Faces Byers in Allegheny Club Semi Finals
In Pittsburg on June 10, amateur US champion W C Fownes Jr. was matched with Eben M. Byers, former national champ, in the Allegheny Country club tournament semi finals. J K Bole of Cleveland meets J E Porter of the Allegheny club in the other semi.
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Batteries Helm and Coe Roses and Allen
A terse score note lists Houston Birmingham as the venue with 300 000 014 890. Umpire Atkinson presided as Helm and Coe along with Rose and Allen contributed to the action.
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Dallas Takes First At Home In Fort Worth Series
The Giants beat Fort Worth 3 to 1 in Dallas yesterday to take the opener of the series. Fort Worth collected eleven hits but only scored in the ninth inning. Batteries Munsell and Murphy for Fort Worth faced McKay and Kitchens of the Giants with Umpire Spencer.
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Games Today Austin in San Antonio Fort Worth in Dallas
The schedule lists Austin visiting San Antonio, Fort Worth playing Dallas, Oklahoma City in Waco, and Houston facing Galveston.
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Regional Cities Mentioned Across Texas
Brownsville in Corpus Christi. Beeville in Laredo, Bay City in Victoria.
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Results Recap in American League Action
Yesterday's American League games featured Philadelphia defeating Detroit 5 to 4, New York beating Chicago 9 to 2, St. Louis topping Boston 5 to 4, and Cleveland defeating Washington 5 to 2.
St. Louis in Philadelphia Cleveland in New York Detroit in Boston Chicago in Washington
The item lists matchups where teams titled by city face opponents in various venues. It reads like a summary of basketball or baseball pairings with city names paired to host or travel sites. No further context or results are provided.
National League Scores From The Day
New York defeated Pittsburg 6 to 3 while Brooklyn won 4 to 1 over Chicago. St Louis beat Boston 2 to 1 and Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 4 to 1.
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Regional Matchups Highlight Early Baseball Series
Cities pair in matchups with Boston facing Chicago New York meeting Cincinnati Brooklyn hosting Pittsburgh and Philadelphia visiting St Louis. The shuffled slate suggests early-season cross league play and potential standout duels among marquee franchises.
Southern League scores from Montgomery and surrounding games
Montgomery defeated Nashville 6 to 2 and Chattanooga beat Birmingham 7 to 2. New Orleans leading Memphis 9 to 8 while Mobile beat Atlanta 6 to 3.
Games Today Across Southern Cities
New Orleans faces Memphis, Montgomery visits Nashville, Mobile travels to Atlanta, Birmingham plays in Chattanooga.
Mississippi prep scores show tight finishes across cities
At Jackson the scoreline was 6 for Jackson and 9 for Yazoo City. In Vicksburg the tally favored Vicksburg at 8 over Greenwood. Meridian defeated Hattiesburg in a 12 inning game that extended play until darkness.
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Waco Beats Oklahoma City In Slugging Game 8 To 5
In Waco Oklahoma City slugged through a high scoring game as Ogles held tight in key moments. The Navigators won 8 to 5 with Drohan Drucke and Noyes sharing pitching duties and Governor Colquitt watching from the stands.
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Governor Gray Favorite in Latonia Derby
Cincinnati June 10 weather favored Latonia race meeting opening and the Latonia derby a mile and a half worth 5000 dollars. Eleven horses entered with Governor Gray likely to post as favorite. Star Charter and Messenger Boy also have strong support from bettors and fans.
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Rose Buds Blank Bay City In West Texas League Game
Victoria offense powered past Bay City 7 to 0 as McCormick dominated on the mound with four hits allowed. Lape starred in center field while Turner and McGinty struggled against the Rose Buds.
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Pelicans and Brownies split Corpus Christi doubleheader
In Corpus Christi on June 10 the Pelicans defeated Brownsville 3 to 1 in game one and Brownsville won 4 to 2 in game two. Pitcher S Peebles worked seven innings for Brownsville. In Laredo Beeville beat Laredo 4 to 1 amid a protest over a line drive incident involving Hickey. Pierce and Sur rey starred for Laredo.
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Car choice linked to benefits and Chalmers learning
The statement says choosing another car yields a benefit and that becoming a motor enthusiast through observation and talks with other motorists will increase knowledge about the Chalmers.
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Harness Matinee Delivers Feature Card at San Antonio
The San Antonio Driving Club matinee at the Fairgrounds track produced one of the season’s best cards. Davy Crockett, owned by Fred C. Groos, won the Class A trot in straight heats, his third such matinee victory. Lady Aldo captured the Class B trot, while Honest Boy, moved up in class, won the Class A pace in fine style.
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Menger Sweeps Haubold in Turner Series Duo
The Menger team won both games against Haubold, tying Gutzeit for the series lead at 1000 percent. Menger stars Geyer Schmitt and Menger, with Haubold aided by Karney Thode. First game scores show Menger 71 53 38 48 64 56 to Haubold 60 40 45 52 54 34. Second game had Menger 44 51 54 51 49 61 to Haubold 44 89 45 30 59 68.
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Alexander billiards tourney results from last night
Seven games were played including postponed matches. Logan had the high run of 7 with average 323.41, defeating Thrash who had 3 and an average of 23.41. Snyder beat Fraser 8 to 8 with 128.47 to 117.47, while Hubbell outscored Fraser 15 to 9 with 117.31 to 128.30. King defeated Fox 6 to 22 with 115.34 to 113.17. Lewis and Logan finished with Lewis 4 to 5, 11.63 to 66.63.
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Last Fight Near Chicago Ends Prize Ring In Hammond
Thirty empty pocketbooks littered the arena floor after the Crabby Brown fight in Hammond Indiana. The police board issued an order banning future bouts in the city, cutting off Chicago area sites for prize fights. Police say a Chicago gang robbed houses and swindled wallets and pins during the event.
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Finals in Southern Golf Tourney
Nashville Tenn June 10 The finals of the championship flight of the Southern Golf association tourney began with 18 holes of match play between W P Stewart and R G Bush both of New Orleans. Eighteen more holes will be played later today to complete 36 hole championship. Finals in all other flights also underway.
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South Atlantic League Scores At Jeromons Macon and Albany
At Jeromons Columbus 3 Charles on 1. At Macon Macon 4 Savannah 3. At Jacksonville Jacksonville 0 Columbia 2. At Albany Albany 12 Augusta 3.
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Rooters Club Formed to Back Bronchos in San Antonio
At the Press Club meeting in the Gunter hotel fans organized the San Antonio Rooters club to boost the Bronchos and promote fair play. Lloyd Spencer elected president and Dan Lewis first vice president with plans for a band and badges. A $30 contribution funded badges and roped rooters section. President Allen of the Texas league promised better umpires for local games.
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William Moore White
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Theo Arzt's Orchestra At Jefferson Theater
A note mentions Theo Arzt and his orchestra performing at the Jefferson, located on 442 Soledad Street, with a favorable comment about a good board as a mother would approve.
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