Giants Take Opench From Dan Antonio In Dallas Rally
Dallas Giants won 6 to 2 as Mullins pitched well into the eighth inning and Huenke finished. Bronchos tied the game in the seventh but gave up two runs in the eighth and two in the ninth, with key hits by Kellerman Mullins and Collins.
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Huenke
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Seitz
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Duncan
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Kellerman
Schwind
Lemon
Gray
Kibler
Broncs
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Price
Tome Gay
Cf Ie
Tullos
Jackley
Hill
Storch
Alline
Rowning
Notes of the Game Foul Wallop Near Left Field Fence
The account notes Storch belted a ball over the left field fence in the second inning, ruled foul by a small margin. Collins nearly collided with second base while fielding Wilson's grounder in the sixth, a moment tagged by fast action and hurried plays.
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Wilson
Storch
Collins
Pirates pull off late win over Austin in Galveston
In Galveston Texas on June 14 the Pirates rallied from a 9 3 deficit in the eighth to score seven straight and beat Austin 10 to 9. Sewell started for Galveston, Dodd, McCuller and Hiett pitched, and key hits came from Madden Hopkins Wie Brainard and Haigh as Galveston won the opener.
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Austin
MecCuller
Taylor
Sewell
Senators
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Hiett
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Peoseoy
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Brainard
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Haigh
Howell
Latonia Derby Has Some Cracks Entered
Latonia Ohio June 14 three top three year olds vie in the Latonia derby at a mile and a half valued about 8000 dollars making it the second richest turf event. Great Britain a Canadian colt with Gowell the filly owned by J T Weaver head favorite. Entries Great Britain 122 Gowell 117 Foundation 122. Special trains from Louisville and Lexington bring fans and race excitement to the Latonia track.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Great Britain
G. M. Hendrie
Gowell
J. T. Weaver
Degrees Are Conferred by San Antonio Knights Templar
San Antonio Commandery No 7 Knights Templar held day and night exercises at the Masonic Temple. Six candidates received the order of temple and two received the order of red cross. Initiates in the temple degree were J A Nations Po teet F T Harris Raymond C Woodward J F Fletcher Carrizo Springs Francis W Pulliam A G Mosser Poteet. Nations and Harris received the red cross degree.
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Knights Templar
Masonic
Commandery
J. A. Nations
Poteet
F. T. Harris
Raymond C. Woodward
J. F. Fletcher
Carrizo Springs
Francis W. Pulliam
A. G. Mosser
Red Cross
F .T. Harris
Sam Speir Hardware Co Ad Listing and Pavement Texts
Hardware shop Sam Speir at 219 Losoya St features guns ammunition cutlery and fishing tackle. Advertisements include Granitoid and Granocrete pavement products under the label The Economical Pavements The Modern Pavements and Granitoid products.
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Sam Speir Hardware Co
Losoya St
Adv
Conditions Favorable for Polo Match Today
Meadlowbrook course hosts an inter national polo cup clash with 20 000 fans hoping for an American victory. American lineup remains mostly unchanged while English captain Cheape faces Freake at No 2 as both teams seek the best two of three.
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New York
Meadowbrook
L. L
F. M. Freake
Noel Edwards
Edwards
Lord Wodehouse
Stanford Team Beats University of Tokio 1 to 0
The touring Leland Stanford Jr. University nine defeated University of Tokio 1 to 0 in Tokyo. Stanford recorded four hits to Keio's two, while the locals committed three errors.
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Yanks
Tokio
Leland Stanford Jr
University
University of Tokio
Keio
Yanks Win One Over Detroit In Tight 4-2 Victory
New York defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in a pitchers duel. Ford edged Dubuc as Detroit’s frail fifth inning behind Cobb and Gainor sparked wild throws from Midkiff and Daniels. Midkiff left with a hand injury after a Bush spike. Jennings returned to the coaching lines.
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Detroit
Ford
Dubuc
Cobb
Gainor
Midkiff
Daniels
Bush
Jennings
Giants Edge Pirates In Pittsburg Return Of Clarke
New York defeated Pittsburg 3 to 2 as Fred Clarke returned to play for the Pirates after 1911 retirement. Adams struck out seven but yielded hits. New York produced 14 hits for three runs. Sensational fielding by Demaree helped the Giants secure the win.
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Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
New York
Adams
Demaree
H. E
Meyers
Wilson
Coleman
Braves Beat Reds 6 to 4 in Cincinnati
Boston bunched hits to beat Cincinnati 6 to 4. Ames was knocked out in the first inning. Score detail shows Boston with a productive early offense and strong relief by Beall amid a busy game.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Boston
Lux
Perdue
Whaling
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Clarke
Los Angeles Offers Kitchens to Panthers Manager
A June report says Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League offered Panthers manager Morris a deal for catcher Frank Kitchens. Morris telegram reply denied Kitchens would be sold. Morris sold pitcher Perritt to Los Angeles last year.
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Los Angeles
Kitchens
Fort Worth
Tex
Morris
Panthers
Frank Kitchens
Perritt
Navigators Top Beaumont Oilers In Texas Meeting
Beaumont and Waco battled as Navigators used early scoring and late innings to prevail over the Oilers. Ducky Swan struggled on the mound, while Dobbard shined at short with eleven putouts. Managers Ashton and Martina shared umpiring duties in a game marked by walks and key hits.
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Tanner
Wohlleben
Smith
Beaumont
Waco
Swan
Heim
Wilie
Cobard
Martina
Ashton
Joe Jackson Passes Ty Cobb in American League Batting
Joe Jackson leads the American League hitters with a .435 average after passing Ty Cobb who sits at .408 Eddie Collins ranks third .373 and Ted Speaker fourth .364 while Tris Speaker and Chick Hafey help pace the top ten. In the National League C McDonald Boston leads at .395 with Hyatt second .388 Cravath third .368 and Kling Crandall tied for fourth .364 Milan heads baserunners with thirty stolen bases and Eddie Collins climbs to twenty four. Philadelphia's Home Run Baker and Boston's Meyers each have six homers.
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Chicago
Joe Jackson
Ty Cobb
Cleveland
Ty’s
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia
Speaker
Boston
Strunk
C. McDonald
Hyatt
Pittsburg
Cravath
Kling
Cincinnati
Crandall
New York
Milan
Lobert
Meyers
Baker
Sherwood Magee
Nationals
Gibbons Knocks Out Ahearns In Madison Square Garden Bout
Mike Gibbons of St. Paul defeated Young Ahearns of Brooklyn by knockout in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round match at Madison Square Garden. The bout featured fast boxing with Gibbons as the aggressor. The ad mentions Corpus Beach Hotel and Corpus Christi Bay vacation folders.
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New York
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Young Ahearns
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Corpus Beach
St. Anthony
Corpus Bay
We Never Close We Have No Front Doors Riverside Restaurant
A brief classified ad from The Riverside Restaurant notes ongoing openness with no front doors and missing keys, advertising All Kinds House Furnishing Hardware.
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Riverside
Club standings and results from Texas matches
Yesterday's results show Dallas 6 San Antonio 2 and Fort Worth 4 Houston 2. Waco 7 Beaumont 2 and Galveston 10 Austin 9. Today matchups place Dallas at San Antonio and Austin at Galveston with Fort Worth at Houston and Waco at Beaumont.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Waco
Beaumont
Galveston
Austin
Waco - See
Baseball scores and matchups from a late inning battle
A list of baseball results shows New York 4 Detroit 2 and Boston 7 St Louis 6 in 13 innings, Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 1 in 13 innings, with Chicago 6 Washington 4 and Detroit visiting New York, St Louis visiting Boston, and Cleveland visiting Philadelphia.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Ee Piya
P. c
St. Louie
Baseball League Scores From Around the Country
American Association results show Philadelphia defeating St. Louis 5 to 2 and Chicago beating Brooklyn 7 to 6 in 11 innings. Bronx teams and other interleague results include Boston 6 Cincinnati 2 and New York 3 Pittsburgh 2. Columbus 7 St. Paul 3 and Indianapolis 7 5. Toledo 7 Milwaukee 2. International League reports Jersey City 2 Baltimore 1 Newark 3 Providence 2 Buffalo 3 Rochester 11. Toronto 3 Montreal 2 2, Montreal 2 2. Southern League results Memphis 7 Memphis 2 and New Orleans 8 Mobile 0. Chattanooga 8 Atlanta 1. Birmingham 3 Nashville 2. College Baseball Providence Brown 6 Penn 1 Burlington VT Beau mont 3 Cornell 1.
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Beall
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
John W. Beall
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
Heall
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
American Association
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
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Mobile
Chattanooga
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Birmingham
Nashville
Psyd
Cente
Chicago A. Ween
Bere
Pittsburg Ae
Wese
Cincinnati Wee Trees
Cubs Win Deliveries In Extra Inning Victory
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 6 in 11 innings after a ragged fielding display. Allen injured himself on Evers bunt attempt, Zimmerman benched for arguing as R.H. E. scored. Final line Chicago 7 102 010 01 Brooklyn 6 697.
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Brooklyn
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Evers
Zimmerman
R.H. E. Brooklyn
Ragan
Stack
Curtis
Erwin
Pierce
Archer
Bresnahan
Brennan dominates until late as Phillies top St Louis
Brennan was invincible through eight innings as Philadelphia beat St Louis 5 to 2. Cathers fractured his left arm after colliding with Cravath’s fly in the second inning. Batteries Brennan Dooin Harmon McLean.
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ST. Louis
Brennan
Harmon
Philadelphia
Cathers
Cravath
R. H. E Philadelphia
Dooin
McLean
Archer Injured. Nationals Catcher Out Several Days
Chicago June 14 catcher Jimmie Archer of the Nationals will miss several games after a foul tip from Allen in yesterday's game with Brooklyn dislocating and tearing the second finger of his right hand.
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Jimmie Archer
Chicago Natonals
Brooklyn
Allen
Phillies Win In Thirteenth Inning Over Cleveland
In Philadelphia on June 13, Barry scored on a wild throw after a bunt by Schang, giving the Phillies a 2 to 1 victory over Cleveland in the thirteenth inning. Mitchell started, Kahler wild with the final play, Bender and Schang secured the win for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Barry
Schang
Cleveland
Mitchell
Land
Carisch
Bender
Red Sox Rally Ties Game Before Extras
Extra base hits in the ninth help Boston tie Saint Louis at six. In the thirteenth inning Boston defeats St Louis after a clattering eighth by O'Brien, four singles, three walks, and a sacrifice. Batteries: Hamilton Mitchell Agnew O'Brien Hall Carrigan.
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Mass
St. Louis
O’brien
Hamilton
Mitchell
Agnew
Hall
Carrigan
White Sox Win as Mullin Relieves Hughes in Ninth
Chicago defeated Washington 6 to 4 with Mullin relieving Hughes in the third and limiting the Senators to one run. Weaver was doubled off third base in the eighth after being caught between third and home as Shanks chased him down. Batteries Walsh Russell Schalk Hughes Mullin and Henry.
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Hughes
Undertakers
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Weaver
Shanks
R. H. E. Chicago
Walsh
Russell
Schalk
Henry
Panthers Wallop Buffaloes 4 1 0 2
Fort Worth defeats Houston 4 to 2 as Bill Sorrells shines for Fort Worth after a ninth inning rally. Davis leads Houston with two hits while Howard and Maloney pace Fort Worth with key runs and two-base hits. Time 1:50. Umpire McKee.
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Tex
Bill Sorrells
Fort Worth
Houst AB. R. H. O. A. E. Davis
Britton
Sosseeye
Whiteman
McDowell
Knaupp
Pillan
Reynolds G
AB. R
Howard
Bali
Eberline
Kneaves
Borrell
Business Boys Defeat Seniors In Tight Indoor Baseball
The Young Men's Christian Association team known as the Business Boys beat the Seniors 8 to 7 in a pitchers battle. Pieper struck out five and allowed seven hits while Lewis fanned ten and gave up seven safeties.
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Business Boys
Young Men's Christian Association
Lewis
Pieper
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