Dallas Giants and Bronchos Fourth Frolic Ends In Loss or Win
The Dallas Giants faced the Bronchos in a fourth meeting with the series poised. Dallas won 8 to 3 as Clyde Goodwin struggled through two innings before Bever, Hill, Sewell and Huenke held the Nags scoreless late. The box score notes Goodwin, Bever, Hill, Sewell, and Huenke as pitchers with key hits from Clark, Storch, Tullos, Harber, Mene fee, Gross, Kellerman, and Brownlow.
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Dallas Giants
Nags
Dallasians
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Burch
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Storch
Tullos
Harber
Menefee
Hauenstein
Buckley
Quebedeaux Calls Meeting For Stockholders
Austin Texas June 16 President Quebedeaux of the Austin Field Club owner of the league baseball team has called a stockholders meeting for Tuesday night to discuss the base ball situation regarding the Senators. The team is currently losing money and crippled by the sale of leading players.
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Quebedeaux
Austin
Tex
Austin Field Club
Basel
Senators
Panthers Open Season Wednesday In Fort Worth Schedule
The Fort Worth Panthers start the season with a three game series against Beaumont Oilers as the Nag s and Bronchos clash in a north circuit swing. The Nags travel to Austin Waco Fort Worth Dallas in a string of four game sets through late June and early July culminating with Independence Day double header.
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Panthers
Beaumont Oilers
Fort Worth Clan
Nags
Austin
Waco
Navigators
Fort, Worth
Fort “Worth
Dallas
Stronchos
Blod's Stadium
Pirates Defeat Austin In Tight Clash At Bathed Streak
Pirates beat Austin 7 to 6 in a nine inning game. Mart Madden and Baerwald had two base hits and a home run, while Moore and Sentell combined for key double plays. Reeds and Brainard turned plays in the field, as the game featured several stolen bases and a bustling offense.
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Baerwald
Johnson
Sentell
Massey
Moore
Tarleton
W. Frantz
Reeds
Brainard
Bowen
Wilson
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Tex
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Americans Vote Against Women At Olympic Congress
Paris June 16 United States delegates to the International Olympic Congress stood with Turkey Japan and France at the opening session as they voted against allowing women to compete. All other 28 nations supported the German proposal. The English plan to count points won by women was adopted and the congress will meet daily through June 22.
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Paris
United States
Turkey
Japan
France
Tener Orders Shorter Games By Stopping Extra Warmups
National League president Tener issues a rule banning the use of an extra ball for warming up in the field between innings to shorten games. Pitchers may still warm up while waiting for batters to reach the plate.
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Tener
Philadelphia
National League
South Texas Baseball Association Postpones Meeting
The meeting scheduled for this Tuesday night at the St. Anthony hotel is postponed to next Tuesday night by order of Captain F L Case vice president of the association.
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South Texas Baseball Association
St. Anthony Hotel
F. L. Case
Resolute Rig Changes For The Sloops Resolute and Vanitie
The flag officers sloop Resolute undergoes major rig changes on June 16. The mainmast moves forward, a longer bowsprit is added, and she will bear double rig instead of the previous single mast. The altered setup trims time over the 30 mile race against the Vanitie by about a minute, reverting to its original rig.
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Buffs Trim Waco as Donalds Fall to Pat Newnam’s Warriors
Houston defeated Waco 6 to 3 in eight innings after a rain slow start. Donalds suffered their second loss of the season as two triples and two singles produced three runs for the Warriors.
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Ene Friergan
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Beaux Defeat Panthers in Fourth Inning Rally
Beaumont gained a lead in the fourth with a double a single and a home run to spark three runs. Fentress pitched well into the eighth before Veasey relieved and retired the side as Beaumont held the edge. Score:
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Veasey
Davenport Signs With Terriers In Federal League Move
Davenport of the Cincinnati Nationals signs a three year contract with the St. Louis Federal League entry. Willis Johnson, business manager of the St. Louis team, announced the deal at a Monday night meeting.
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Terriers
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Dave Davenport
Cincinnati Nationals
Willis Johnsson
Club Standings From Monday and Tuesday Scores
Monday results show Dallas 8 over San Antonio 3 and Galveston 11 over Austin 3. Beaumont 5 defeated Fort Worth 4. Houston 6 beat Waco 3. Tuesday fixtures include Pliny noting Dallas in San Antonio and Waco in Houston with Austin 1in Galveston and Fort Worth in Beaumont.
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Beaumont
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Weather washes out St Louis at Philadelphia game
Rainy conditions force no game in St Louis at Philadelphia while scheduled matchups proceed elsewhere. Cincinnati beats Brooklyn and New York wins 3-2 over Pittsburgh with Chicago 7 Boston 5. Upcoming games set for Tuesday with Chicago in Boston and Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
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Monday American League Results Highlight Scoring
Cleveland edged Washington 7 to 6 while Detroit defeated New York 4 to 1 Boston beat St Louis and Philadelphia won 9 to 4 in Chicago Philadelphia also won in Chicago and had matchups with Boston St Louis New York Detroit and Washington underway.
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Baseball Scores From the International League Summary
In the International League results Brooklyn beat Kansas City - no game listed Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 Indianapolis 8 Pittsburg 4 Buffalo 4 St Louis 2 Baltimore beat Kansas City in Kansas City. Brooklyn beat St Louis. Pittsburg beat Chicago. Buffalo beat Indianapolis. Jersey City 6 Toronto 6 at Jersey City Newark Buffalo game scheduled for Monday played Sunday Providence 9 Montreal 4 Baltimore 2 Rochester 3 in 10 innings.
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Toronto
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Montreal
Rochester
Baseball scores logged from four city games
In Milwaukee the Cleveland team won 6 to 2. At St Paul Louisville lost 2 to 0. Kansas City edged Columbus 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Minneapolis routed Indianapolis 5 to 0 in the first game and 3 to 0 in the second.
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Indianapolis
Potchernicks to Meet
The Potchernick team manager asks all members to attend the regular meeting place at 8 15 o clock Tuesday night for a team gathering and briefing.
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Potchernicks
Potchernick
Hal Chase to Jump from White Sox to Buffalo
Chicago June 16 Hal Chase informed Charles A Comiskey he will leave the White Sox in ten days Federal League HQ said Chase is likely to join Buffalo within a fortnight.
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Chicago
Ill
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White Sox
Federal League
Chase
Buffalo
Tom Morris memorial cup golf tourney entries set
Chicago June 16 nearly seventy clubs enter the Tom Morris memorial cup competition to be played Tuesday. Last year the Los Angeles Country Club won with Norman MacBeth leading individually. Open to all Western Golf Association members with eight players per team playing 18 holes on their home courses.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Norman MacBeth
Western Golf Association
Dillon Bests Moha in Twelve-Round Victory
Dillon of Indianapolis won a twelve round decision over Bob Moha of Milwaukee in Butte Montana. The bout ended Monday night with Dillon claiming the judges decision.
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Mont
Jack Dillon
Indiaanapolis
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
American-bred Bradwood wins Ascot Stakes at Royal Ascot
James De Rothschild's Bradwood, a four year old bred in the United States, won the Ascot Stakes on the opening day of the Royal Ascot meeting. Asparagus finished second and The Guller third in a 24-runner field.
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James de Rothschild
Bradwood
United States
Asparagus
Guller
Baseball Scores and Battery line details from NL games
In New York the lineup shows Adams and Gibson vs Marquard and Meyers with a 6s era. at Boston CRIBGRD 50554 notes Cheney Bresnan Hess Rudolph Gowdy batteries. Philadelphia rain postpones St Louis Philadelphia game. Cincinnati Brooklyn game also listed as postponed.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland game brief with battery lineup noted
A short Cleveland note lists battery players Boehling Engel Shaw Henry Steen Mitchell Colla ONeill and mentions Warnm So with vague score details and a stray B24: 1 CISVOIIRA fragment. The fragmentary text suggests a sports item noting batteries and players without a clear final score.
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Shaw
Henry
Steen
Mitchell
Collamore
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American Defeats English Champion in Boxing Fight
London reports Brooklyn boxer Young Ahern knocked out Sid Burns, the English welterweight, in the second round on Monday night.
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Young Ahern
Brooklyn
Sid Burns
Ballot Arranged Leopold Morris Heads Governor Ticket
In Travis County Texas the official ballot was arranged by lot. Leopold Morris of Victoria tops the gubernatorial ticket followed by William F. Robertson, Thomas H. Ball and Ferguson. For lieutenant governor the slate starts with William P. Hobby of Beaumont, then Lee Brashear, C. C. Weaver, J. T. W. Lee, and B. B. Sturgeon.
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Travis County
Austin
Tex
Democratic Executive Committee
Victoria
William F. Robertson
Dallas
Drew
Thomas H. Ball
Ferguson
Two Baptist Churches Merge in Austin Texas
The Central Baptist Church of Austin has merged with the University Baptist Church. Members voted to consolidate to unite membership under one church. Rev. Charles M. Pierce serves as pastor of the unified University Baptist Church.
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Tex
Central Baptist Church of Austin
University Baptist Church
Central Baptist Church
Central Church
Charles M. Pierce
Consolidated
Protest to Be Heard at Rail Commission Hearing
The Texas railroad commission will hold its next monthly hearing on July 14 to consider a protest filed by residents of Lufkin and other affected areas. The protest challenges the Cotton Belt Railway decision on June 8 to discontinue two passenger trains, Nos. 301 and 302, on the Lufkin branch between Tyler and a point near San Augustine.
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Tex
Railroad Commission
Cotton Belt Railway
William H. Neff
Lufkin
Tyler
San Augustine
Postpones Speaking Campaign for Ferguson in Texas
Governor Colquitt announced he cannot campaign for James E. Ferguson until about July 1 due to prior duties. He plans to spend 20 days giving speeches for Ferguson in Bell County and North Texas, expressing optimism about Ferguson carrying the region with a larger vote than Colquitt himself received in his contest.
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Tex
Colquitt
James E. Ferguson
Bell County
Ferguson
North
Texas
Army Service Schools to Reopen on August 15
Fort Leavenworth reports the army service schools will reopen August 15 with full attendance. A war department telegram confirms about 100 officers will return to attend. Schools had closed April 28 to allow officers to join regiments in Texas and Mexico.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
War Department
Texas
Mexico
Palm Beach Suits Move Fast This Season at Lentz
Local tailor Lentz at 312 W. Commerce St. reports strong demand for Palm Beach suits with prices ranging from 8 to 10 dollars. He states no excuses for stocking and highlights meeting customer demand as the reason for continued inventory.
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Lentz
Commerce St
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Leagues in Dispute Over Chase
Chicago June 16 A rumor spread that Chase first baseman for the Chicago American League team would notify owner Charl A Comiskey of an intention to join the Buffalo Federal League club. Federal League officials said the deal was closed while American League officials denied it.
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Chicago
Charl A. Comiskey
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