Bronchos Defeat Sand Crabs In Galveston Battle
In Galveston on June 17 the Bronchos beat the Sand Crabs 4 to 2. Cocheran held his former teammates to five innings before Galveston struck in the sixth and eighth as Toner shut them out late. Wallace was knocked unconscious by a pitch but returned after being instructed not to. Cocheran hit a solo homer in the ninth. Betts delivered key pinch hits as Galveston's offense mounted late.
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Galveston
Tex
Cocheran
Toner
Sand Crabs
Wallace
Donnely
Reamond
Redmond
Johnson
Bronchos
Spencer
Lemon
Metz
Daringer
Betts
Thrailkill
Brewer
Ond Toner
Firestine
James
Brady
San Antonio
Erroff
Cook
Donnelly
Six Girls in Lineup for Local Diamond Game
A unique baseball contest unfolds Sunday at Electric Park as the Households face the Bloomer girls. The Bloomer team, featuring a full nine-player lineup with at least six in the field, has defeated several top semi pro squads from major cities despite not winning every game.
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Bloomer Girls
Electric Park
Lynch Disallows Protest Over May 27 Reds Win
National League President Lynch announced he disallowed the Pittsburg protest against the Pittsburg Cincinnati game on May 27, a 2 to 0 Cincinnati victory. The ruling upholds Cincinnati as winner of the disputed match.
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Associated Press
New York
Lynch
National League
Pittsburg
Standing of Clubs Games Today Across Texas
San Antonio meets Galveston while Austin plays Houston and Waco faces Fort Worth. Oklahoma City travels to Dallas as the day’s club standings and matchups unfold across the state.
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San Antonio
Galveston
Austin
Houston
Waco
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Dallas
P.C Oklahoma Sa Wen
Aco
Fort Ones No
Dal
SAN Pantonio
Beeville in Brownsville Corpus Christi in Victoria
Beeville in Brownsville Corpus Christi in Victoria and Laredo in Bay City appear in the readable text as place mentions tied to regional references. The fragment lacks a clear event or action to report with a distinct outcome.
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Piya
P. c
Bay City
Brownsville
Victoria
Beeville
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Yesterday's Results From Major League Scores
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 10 to 6 while Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 2. Washington routed St. Louis 6 to 0 as the Detroit New York game was postponed due to rain.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Chicago in yorere Detroit in New Yor Cleveland in Boston
A garbled regional list mentions Chicago Detroit New York Cleveland Boston and St. Louis Washington. The text appears as a stray sequence of city names without coherent event or context.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Weather and Scores for Today in Major League Play
Scores listed include St Louis 8 New York 4 and Boston 2 Pittsburg 8 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3. Rain affects Brooklyn Cincinnati games with Philadelphia Chicago New York St Louis matchups proceeding as scheduled across the day.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Psych
Pec Chicago
Hiladephia
St. Louis Pittsburg
Southern League results and matchups stock
Memphis defeated Mobile 4 to 1. Montgomery beat Chattanooga 3 to 2. Wet grounds affected Atlanta at Birmingham. Memphis traveled to Mobile, Chattanooga to Montgomery, Atlanta to Birmingham, and Nashville to New Orleans.
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Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Atlanta-Birmingham
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Re Wonsee
Washer Bros Strengthened for Upcoming Games
The Washer Bros team is strengthened and ready to meet all challengers. Out of town managers should write to Dooly at Washer Bros to arrange games, preferably Sundays. Next Sunday they face the Southwestern Telephone team on the Peach and Iowa street diamond.
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Washer Bros
Dooly
Washer Bros. Company
Southwestern
Peach and
Iowa Street
Memsie and Murphy Drawn For July Fourth Bout
George Memsie of California and Eddie Murphy of Boston have been matched for a ten round contest on July 4 at East Chicago Indiana. The Associated Press report notes the Chicago origin and nationality of the boxers for the holiday fight card.
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Murphy
Associated Prss
Chicago
George Memsie
California
Eddie Murphy
Boston
East Chicago
Indiana
Buffaloes Edge Austin In Tight Houston Tie Break
In a West End park classic Buffaloes beat Austin 7 to 6 after a seesaw game. Houston tied it in the sixth then pushed ahead with three more runs in the seventh as Hornsby and Downey pitched late. Downey relieved Ashton in the eighth to preserve the win.
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Tex
Buffaloes
Austin
West End Park
Senators
Edmondson
Hornsby
Hill
Downey
Ashton
R. H. EB
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Rose
Allen
Schmidt
Waco Panthers Triumph as Four Errors Aid Fort Worth
Waco recovered sixteen hits and eight runs led by McKay and Deardorff while Vic Miller’s rough fielding allowed four runs for the visitors. Fort Worth scored five on a shaky defense and key miscues. Batteries: Miller Meek for Waco and McKay Deardorff Robinson Kitchens. Umpire Matthews.
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Waco
Tex
McKay
Deardorff
Panther
Vic Miller
Fort Worth
Miller
Meek
Deardarff
Robinson
Kitchens
Matthews
Indians Boldly Top Giants 4 1 in Dallas Showdown
In Dallas Texas on June 17 the Indians upset the Giants 4 to 1 as Dale struggled for support and Lingenfelder was tight in the late innings. Lingenfelder fanned Maag in the ninth to preserve the lead. Box score lists Dallas 000 000 001 and Oklahoma 100 120 000 with Dale and Oran matched against Lingenfelder and Noyes.
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Dallas
Tex
Giants
Dale
Indians
Lingenfelder
JAP BALL TEAM HONORED
President Pratt Judson will present a silver loving cup to the Japanese ball players from Waseda University after their final game with the University of Chicago. The inscription notes the commemorative visit to the United States in 1911.
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Chicago
Pratt Judson
Waseda University
University of Chicago
Wased University
United States of America
Blackburne Leaves Hospital for New Jersey After Surgery
Chicago infielder Russell Lena Blackburne, crippled with knee trouble, was released from the hospital after a March admission and recent floating cartilage operation. He will return home in New Jersey for six weeks rest before resuming duties on the South Side field.
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Blackburne
Associated Press
Chicago
Haubold Wins Turners Two Games Clarified by Narrow Margins
In two Turner schedule games Haubold defeated Gutzeit by 6 pins in the first and 7 pins in the second. Gutzeit’s top bowlers were Heubaum and A Richey while Karney and LBosshardt supported Haubold as guards. Scores listed follow.
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Turner
Haubold
Gutzeit
Heubaum
A. Richey
Karney
Lbosshardt
Ex-Cub catcher traded to Boston in sensational deal
Kling, former Chicago catcher, moved to Boston last week in a blockbuster exchange. He laments losing pennant hopes but accepts his role as manager of the Rustlers for Russell.
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Cub
Boston
Chicago
Kling
Rustlers
Russell
Navin Offers Detroit Trade For Boston Waivers
Detroit president Navin has placed a claim for Collins and Wagner after Boston asked waivers. Navin, with ample trading material, seeks Collins as a left handed pitcher and Wagner as a utility infielder, preferring him over Lathers.
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Detroit, Mich
Navin
Detroit Americans
Collins
Wagner
Boston
Mitchell
Detroit
Lathers
Snyder Claims Three Victories in Alexander Billiards
Snyder won three matches in the Alexander billiard tournament last night showing strong form. He defeated King 88 to 26, Logan 75 to ? and Erkel 75 to 71, narrowing the field for the top prize.
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Snyder
King
Logan
Erkel
Rose Buds Triumph Over Pelicans 4 to 1
In Victoria Rose Buds defeat Pelicans 4 to 3 with Wicker pitching solidly in early innings and weak fielding behind him. Bermudas blank Rice Growers 2 to 0 as Toepperwein shines on mound. Brownies edge Orange Growers 1 to 0 in fastest local game. Baker allows one hit.
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Victoria
Tex
Rose Buds
Bozarth
Pelicans
Wicker
Buds
R. H. E. Corpus
Merritt
Knaupp
McIntosh
Brownies
Brownsville
Orange Growers
Baker
Beeville
S. Peebles
Killough
Brammel
Hurlburt
Polo contest at Fort Sam Houston for Velie trophy
The Eleventh Cavalry polo team challenges Third Field Artillery on the lower post field at Fort Sam Houston this afternoon. The match starts at 4:30 p m and caps a day of officer and men’s sports on the post.
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Eleventh Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Velie
Fort Sam Houston
Dallas Giants Pitcher Munsell Marries Norma Sparkman
E. E. Munsell, pitcher for the Dallas Giants, wed Norma Sparkman at the bride’s home in Longview Texas on June 17.
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Munsell
Benedict Longview
Tex
E. E. Munsell
Dallas Giants
Norma Sparkman
Scores From Albany Columbus Jacksonville and Macon
Albany 12 Savannah 7 Columbus 1 Columbia 12 Jacksonville 7 Charleson 5 Macon 2 Augusta 5
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Savannah
Columbus
Columbia
Jacksonville
Jackson
Charleson
Macon
Augusta
50 Cent Dinners Spotlight at Elite Cafe in San Antonio
Advertises 50 cent dinners at Elite Cafe in San Antonio with emphasis on good service and meals. Offers trial for daily or Sunday dining from 12 to 12 p m.
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San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Hopper Named President of Travelers Protective Assn
In Philadelphia on June 17 Charles T. Hopper of Omaha was unanimously elected president of the Travelers Protective Association. Frank C. Groover of Florida was among the elected vice presidents at the closing session.
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Philadelphia
Charles T. Hopper
Omaha
Travelers’ Protective Association
Frank C. Groover
Florida
Udo Russ Defeats MacQuiston For State Tennis Title
In a five set final at the Country Club, Semp Russ dethroned Harvey MacQuiston 6-4 4-6 6-2 5-7 6-1 to capture the singles title. Walthall and Russ defended the doubles crown against MacQuiston and Payne, while Leonard Brown and Gus Groos won the doubles consolation cup. Tom Holland of Beaumont claimed the singles consolation title. Austin won next year’s tournament.
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Challenger
Harvey MacQuiston
Russ
Adone
MacQuirton
Walthall
MacQuiston
Payne
San Antonio
Leonard Brown
Gus Groos
Tom Holland
Beaumont
Brown
Austin
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