Bronchos Take Game One as Bunched Hitting Beats Dallas
San Antonio Bronchos defeat Dallas 3 to 1 in a matinee in Dallas. Ogle sparked the locals with a late single, while Baggan and Wotell delivered key hits for the visitors. Hatton Cole pitched well for San Antonio, holding Dallas to seven hits.
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Dallas
Tex
San Antonio Bronchos
Conley
Bensonites
Hatton Cole
Ogle
Giants
Ens
Clark
Cook
Raglan
Texas
Mike Wotell
Bageran
Coes
Baggan
Stupp
San Antonio
AB. R.H.C.A E
Enedecor
Éane
Antonio
McCandless
Wotell
Jost
Thompson
Princeton Beats Yale in 1 0 Pitching Duel
Princeton defeats Yale 1 to 0 in Newark New Jersey as Garfield limits Yale to one hit while Link holds Yale to a single hit in a famous pitching duel. Garfield and Kinney share duties with Link and Douglass for Princeton.
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Newark
N. J
Link
Yale
Garfield
RH. E. Tale
Princeton
Garfield and
Kinney
Douglass
State Tennis Finals Set With San Antonio and Fort Sam Houston Strong
Semp Russ of San Antonio and H L Rogers of Fort Sam Houston reach the Friday final at the Country Club courts after Russ swept Walter Walthall 6 1 6 2 6 1 and Rogers defeated Homer Wilson 6 0 6 2 6 1. Consolation and doubles results noted.
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Semp Russ
San Antonio
H. L. Rogers
Fort Sam Houston
Russ
Walter Walthall
Walthall
Rogers
Homer J. Wilson
Ed Young
R. M Schwabe
John Turner
Henry Barnhoeff
Neibert and Jewett
Goldsmith
Dan Murphy
Turner-Terrell
Wednesday results shape tight standings in Texas clubs
Houston defeated Shreveport 7 to 2 while San Antonio beat Dallas 3 to 1. Waco and Galveston drew 2 to 2 as Galveston lost 1 to 3 at Galveston. Fort Worth edged Beaumont 3 to 2. The schedule for Thursday lists Galveston at Waco and Houston at Shreveport.
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Houston
Shreveport
San Antonio
Dallas
Waco
Galveston
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Plydow
Waco Aes
SAN Antonio Light
Houston Chronicle
Dallas Times-Herald
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
EL Paso Herald
Baseball Results from Wednesday in the American League
The American League posted Chicago 4 Washington 1. Detroit 6 New York 2. St. Louis 8 Boston 5. Only three games were on the schedule with Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Boston at Chicago on the slate.
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Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
National League Scores From Sunday Games
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 0 while Brooklyn beat St Louis 8 to 5 and Boston edged Cincinnati 4 to 3 Philadelphia 3 to 3 with Pittsburg 2. Schedule lists Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Yd. L Pet
Cincinnati Ae
Benny Meyer Signs as Outfielder for Little Rock Travelers
Benny Meyer a former Buffalo and Baltimore Federal League outfielder agreed to terms Wednesday with the Little Rock Southern League club. His signing ends Charley Starr’s active playing career but Starr will remain as manager from the bench for the Travelers.
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Little Rock
Ark
Benny Meyer
Buffalo
Baltimore
Charley Starr
Travelers
Free Agent Jack Love Exits Bronchos For Dollie Stark
The San Antonio release frees Jack Love the Bronchos top pinch hitter as he rests at home and may contend in a foreign uniform soon. Liversedge wins Intercollegiate shot put and Conference event but loses first via eligibility rule with Mucks taking 46 ft 8 in. Ted Meredith’s 440 time won’t beat Maxey Long’s 47 4 5s on AMU lists. Long retains best two turn mark while Mere dith and Ringo Dismond tie on quarter and prep for AAU championships at Newark by September with a modified track layout.
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Jack Love
San Antonio
Dollie Stark
Love
Liversedge
California
Mucks
Wisconsin
Ted Meredith
Maxey Long
Amateur Athletic Union
Meredith
Long
Ringo Dismond
University of Chicago
Newark
N. J
Carbridge
Evanston
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Missouri
Murray
Diamond
Pacific Coast
East
Middle West
Cambridge
Mass
Ill
Michigan
Smith
Moore
Princeton
Penn
Dismond
Scott
Missouri A. C
Windnagle
Cornell
Mason
Stout
Potter
Oler
Yale
Fisher
Worthington
Dartmouth
Prague
Illinois
Foss
Intercollegiate track records set across meets at Cambridge and Chicago
A roundup reports exceptional performances in the season ending with Western Conference games in Chicago on June 3. Athletes from Penn Missouri California Chicago Wisconsin starred as records fell in sprints jumps and throws with multiple ties in sprints and distance events.
New York Defeats Chicago in Low-Scoring Duel
In New York the Yankees edge the Cubs 471 to 15 in a sparse battering display. Lavender and Archer lead the Battery for New York while Mathewson and Hariden pace Chicago with sparse hits.
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Chicago
New York
Lavender
Archer
Mathewson
Hariden
Baseball Scores From Brooklyn and Boston Games
Brooklyn 8, St. Louis 5 in Brooklyn. St. Louis led 0.03 to 1.10 then 0.00, Brooklyn rallied with a two run ninth. Batteries: Ames Jager Sny der for St. Louis and Coombs Myers Miller for Brooklyn. Boston 4, Cincinnati 3 in Boston. Cincinnati led 0.00 until a 1 0 0 fourth, Boston scored to win with a late rally. Batteries: Mitchel Wingo Ragon Tragressor.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
R. H. E. St. Louis
Ames, Jager and Snyder
Coombs, Myers and Miller
Boston
Cincinnati
R. HE
Mitchel
Wingo
Ragon and
Tragressor
Philadelphia Triumph Over Pittsburgh in Tight Game
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 runs to 25 due to a late rally. For the Phillies, R. H. E. show strong hitting with Jacobs Schmidt Rixey and Killifer contributing.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Jacobs
Schmidt
Rixey
Killifer
Baseball scores from Chicago Detroit and St Louis
In Chicago the Chicago team beat Washington 4 to 1 with pitching and fielding notes. In Detroit the Detroit squad defeated New York 6 to 2 with listed batters and pitchers. In St Louis Boston lost to St Louis 5 to 8 with a full set of batters and pitchers noted.
Atlanta Beats Memphis 7 5 in Southern League Contest
Southern League game at Atlanta ends 7 to 5 with Atlanta overcoming Memphis. Scoring sequence notes fragile lineups and pitcher mentions. Key players Priests Kerr Ruel Brennan Perry Perkins listed among local headlines.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Priest
Kerr
Ruel
Brennan
Perry
Perkins
Birmingham Tops Little Rock 4 to 2 in Nine Innings
Birmingham defeats Little Rock 4 to 2 in nine innings. Hardgrove and Gibson secure the win while Grimes and Smith work on the Birmingham battery. Little Rock errors and early scoring help set the gap as Birmingham pulls away late.
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Birmingham
Little Rock
R. H. E. Little Rock
Hardgrove
Gibson
Grimes
Smith
Rudy Unholz dies of tuberculosis at 33
Rudy Unholz known as a Boer lightweight boxer died in Los Angeles after a tuberculosis illness. He was 33 years old and passed away Wednesday night.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rudy (Boer) Unholz
Scores From Two Games Roll In for Columbus and Indianapolis
In Kansas City Columbus defeated American Association 4 0 while at St Paul Indianapolis won 7 4. Rain affected other events leaving several games incomplete.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Bronchos Work to Improve as Rudy Anholz Passes
The Sporting Editor notes the Bronchos show grit on the road with Dolly Stark hitting stride and Mike Watell delivering in center. Pitching could strengthen, and Jack Love earns praise for courage and pinch hitting. Boxer Rudy Anholz dies of tuberculosis after a long career across Germany South Africa England and America, with notable bouts against Battling Nelson and Joe Gans.
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Dolly Stark
Benson
Mike Watell
Mike
Milo
Rudy Anholz
Rudy
Mannheim-on the-Rhine
Germany
South Africa
England
Australia
America
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Democratic platform urged to favor warehouses and markets
Tele gram from former State Senator F C Weinert to Governor Ferguson urges the Democratic platform to advocate a system of warehouses and markets to help farmers gain a fair share of profits and credit. notes Wilson's call for government support and farmer partnership. Also notices a public auction at the Port of San Antonio selling seized goods including films tobacco cigars cigarettes mescal at Brownsville on June 23 1916.
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Austin
Tex
James FE. Ferguson
St. Louis
F. C. Weinert
Wilson
Port of
San Antonio
Custom House
Brownsville
Texas
U. S
H. C
Smith
Port of San Antonio
Nogales
Ariz
U.S
H. C. S. Smith
Waco Galveston Split Doubleheader on June 15
Waco won the first game 3 to 1 while Galveston took the second 3 to 2. Dashner earned the win in the final frame with a go ahead single scoring two runners.
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Waco
Tex
Galveston
Pirates
Dashner
Menly
Wehileben
WARE
Civearsviepesess
R. H.O. A. E. Breaux
Sesaee
Sessee
Zinn
Hille
Tanner
Bittle
Karr
Noyes
Conwell
Reilly
Malmaquist
Wohlleben
Balenti
Stuart
Miller
Waco Fe
Eee
Fort Worth Beats Beaumont 3-2 in Eleventh Inning
Fort Worth wins opening game of the series against Beaumont 3 to 2 after eleven innings. McLaurin delivers the winning run with two outs in the eleventh, as Fort Worth outscores Beaumont 8 to 2 in the action at Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Beaumont
McLaurin
U. A
Johnson
A Schwind
Es Dodd
McMahon
Delehanty
Perry
Asatsweeners
Ae Sa Boho
Ak Troutman
Stow
Manda
Meclver
Rf Hunter
Pezold
Cf Hollender
Sourcey
Betts
C Harrah
Treaties
Ssammary
Twoebase Hite
Nixon
Hollender
Hunter
Bobo
Schwind
Harra
Donovan Suspended By Johnson After Detroit Game
DETROIT Mich June 15 Manager Donovan of the New York American League club was suspended for three days by President Johnson after an argument with Umpire Chill following Monday's Detroit New York game.
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Bill Donovan
Detroit
Mich
Donovan
New York
Johnson
Chill
Droemer Baseball Team Plans Mexico Supper Meeting
The Droemer baseball team will meet on Thursday night at 8 30 at South Presa street for a Mexico supper. The manager requests the entire team attend.
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Droemer
Mexico
South Presa Street
San Antonio Junior Ball League Planned
San Antonio plans a junior baseball league of six to eight teams led by Hood Junior team manager Elliott. He notes strong local juvenile talent and proposes a supervisory body tied to the City League. A meeting for captains and managers is set at Hood's Pharmacy on East Commerce Street at 8 PM Friday June 9, 1916.
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City League
City Baseball League
San Antonio
Elliott
Hood
Ellicott
Hood's Pharmacy
East Commerce Street
Greek editor Dr Aperghis to lecture on European war
Dr Constantine Aperghis, Ph D and M D, managing editor of the Hellenic American Mirror, arrives in San Antonio and stays at the Menger. He plans a lecture titled The death by own action of the Saxon Race, examined impartially, with details to be announced. He has Grecian extraction, three years in America, and previously from Calcutta.
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Constantine Aperghis
Los Angeles
San Antonio
the Menger
Aperghis
America
Calcutta
India
Just As Good Substitutes Warned In Advertisements
The Christian Science Monitor notes persistent claims of substitutes being offered as “just as good.” A Liverpool book-seller recently faced a customer asking for Pope’s Iliad and replied he lacked a Pope edition but could recommend Homer’s, claiming it was just as good.
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Christian Science Monitor
Liverpool
England
Pope
Buffs Top Gassers In Opening Game Of Series
Houston defeats Shreveport 7 to 2 in Shreveport marking the Buffs first win in seven days. Dickson handled most of the innings well with strong support from the defense, while offensive rallies produced multiple hits and runs.
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Shreveport
Houston
Buffs
Gasser
Dickson
Netnam
Northen
Wiescevvesce
Kiwiksaagiess & OM
Loke Bpg
Cesciaeersavccse
al Senkiorn
Bmchoors
Lovetsie
Caciivecvcccae
Neem
Leverett
Ficulion
Bee Gee
Breovepope
Vck
Edeees
Dodd
Lee
Becker
Newnam
Citrano
Newman
Bernsen
Matthews
Moran
Becwot
Wccessieteses
Corton
Dee
Barr
Possible appointment of Attorney General Gregory to succeed Hughes
Dr. E. P. Wilmot of Austin, a Republican delegate, reports strong talk in Washington that Attorney General T. W. Gregory may be chosen by President Wilson to replace Justice Hughes who resigned to pursue the Republican nomination. Wilmot notes Roosevelt’s turn from the Progressive nomination as pivotal and suggests a Republican rally around Hughes as likely.
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Austin
Tex
T. W. Gregory
Unite States
Wilson
Hughes
E. P. Wilmot
East
Wilmot
Thenth Congressional District
Texas
Chicago
Washington
Gregory
Colon Roosevelt
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