Bronchos Beat Gassers In Eleventh Inning Return
San Antonio Bronchos win 2 to 1 over Shreveport Gassers in eleven innings. Rook pitched four innings strong, Nixon and Burke drive in the only runs, Tierney and Perry contribute key hits. Napier allows ten hits and two runs as Gassers hold late lead but lose in extras.
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San Antonio Bronchos
Shreveport Gassers
Rook
Nixon
Burke
Smith
Flynn
Nye
Carroll
Smithmen
Buddy Napier
Tierney
Perry
Baggan
Layden
Booe
Johnson
Tullis
Hager
San Antonio
R.H.C.A.E Beeman
Cswvesesse
Cccacess Nh
Lavden
Cses Wien
Eres
Shrevenort
A.B. RB
A. E
Fiorke
SVG
Napier
Wake
Johmston
Tullos
Johnston
Cain
Dunckel
Hayes
Boston Strong Man Greene Defies Limits Size Slim Power
Frank L. Greene a 36 year old 135 pound motorman on Boston elevated lines enters the Samson League spotlight. He claims to be the light weight world strength champion and has reportedly juggled street cars lifted a horse and carried fourteen men on a platform. He says he once lifted a horse and two men weighing 1800 pounds and challenged skeptics.
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Boston
Frank L. Greene
Green
Greene
Managers Enter Protest Against Headquarters Move
C H Wathen of Louisville Roger Bresnahan of Toledo and James McGill of Indianapolis form the minority faction of the American Association and will appeal to the National Commission to block moving the association headquarters from Louisville to Chicago.
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Louisville
C. H. Wathen
Roger Bresnahan
Toledo
James McGill
Indianapolis
American Association
National Commission
Association
Chicago
Birdmen Meet Headquarters In Evening League Park Showdown
The Provisional Aviation School team of Camp Kelly faces Headquarters of Fort Sam Houston at League Park this afternoon at 8 30 with Umpire Frank Browning to organize lineups. Frye likely starts for the Birdmen against Toland while Headquarters relies on Ross Gray and Holbrook.
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Aviation School
Camp Kelly
Fort Sam Houston
League Park
Frank Browning
Rube” Frye
Ahrens & Ott
Toland of
M Headquarters
Ross
Gray
Provisional Aviation
Hannah
Norton
Stanch
Grigg
Jaeschke
Brown
Darnell
Hunter
Frye
Blackalay
Gribble
Zumbrun
Utility
Heil
Dumpke
Gilmore
A Beginner's First Impression of Golf
A writer recalls teaching a reluctant friend golf and watching his awe grow as he discovers the sport. The tale follows a slow start, a first hole in one, and rising interest, ending with renewed enthusiasm and a sense the game is just beginning.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Doc Tanner to Retire From Training Turf Fame
Cleveland horse men report trainer Doc Tanner will retire after the Billings stable is dispersed. Tanner long developed champions in trotting and pacing, shaping many top horses and earning fame in the sport.
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Doc Tanner
Cleveland
Billings
Cleveland Horsemen
Tanner
Prohibition of Betting on Canadian Race Tracks
Ottawa announces an Order in Council banning bets on Canadian race tracks from August 1 until war ends. The order will be promulgated promptly after signature by the governor general, expected today.
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Ottawa
Ont
Conley Sets Pace For Texas League Pitchers
Texas League statistician notes John Conley of Dallas on a record run starting April 19 with a shutout and a 15 win season while Dode Criss of Houston trails with 10 wins. Perritt leads in earned runs allowed and strikeouts, with Conley striking out 86 in 23 games and holding a .833 winning percentage.
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Fort Worth
Tex
John
Snipe) Conley
Dallas
Shreveport Gassers
Morris Loop
Conley
Shreveport
Houston
Sto. Gleason
Dallas Star
Texas League
Dode Criss
Criss
Poul Perritt
Panthers
Perritt
Buffs
Giants
Waco
Navy
Sean Antonio
Newnam
Leslie Tullos
Miller
Leslie
Wotell
Baggan
James
Palmer
Litschi
Nye
Britton
Kircher
Mattick
Layden
8S. A
Serason
Ft. W
Perry
8. A
Sharman
Callahan
Vann
Hemingway
Tanner
Francis
S. A
Sicking
Terry
Shreve
Hous
Dodd
Johnston
Pet Conley
Zinn
Sims
Moore
Bono
Donalds
Seveeeesell Ee
Watson
Bedford
Blunk
Glenn
Munsell
War Dampens College Baseball Season Across Nations
Waco sluggers Roy Leslie and Jesse James lead the batting race at .340 as college play slows amid national war. Reports show rising averages for Vann and Hemingway while several stars slump. Dallas and Houston clubs post strong records, with Tulsa, Lehigh and Tow Keady noted for key performances.
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Roy Leslie
Jesse James
Waco
Mattick
Dallas
Layden
San Antonio
Bernsen
Fort Worth
Vann
Hemingway
Houston
Luther Cook
Johnston
Shreveport
Criss
Karr
Dodd
Tanner
Terry
Leslie
James
Bernson
Panthers
Baggan
McMahon
Nixon
Perry
The
Broncs
Callahan
Palmer
Baseball doubleheader results with Toledo and Indianapolis games
In Toledo Columbus lost 25 to 13 after a nine inning comeback while a prior Columbus win featured two long innings. Indianapolis’ Columbus contest ended 9 to 1 as Main and Clemons led the attack. St Paul beat Milwaukee 3 to 3 in a tight decision, and Minneapolis triumphed 9 to 3 over Kansas City in a late rally.
Asylum Beats Parita in Free-Hitting Exhibition
The Southwestern Insane Asylum baseball team defeats Parita of Parita Texas 16 to 7 on asylum grounds near Hot Wells car line. Key hitters include F Smith and Car roll for Asylum and Graves and Pape for Parita. Batteries listed as D Smith and F Smith, Corn, Pape and Duke.
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Parita
Texas
Asylum
Hot Wells
Smith
Carroll
Graves
Pape
R.H
B. Abu Ape
Cota Ces
Corn
Duke
Lopez
English Athlete Wounded on French Front
Major Arnold N. B. Jackson, famed Oxford University mile runner, was seriously wounded by a bursting shell at the French front. Jackson defeated the quartet of John Paul Jones, Normal Tabor, Abel Kiviat and Melvin W. Sheppard in the 1500 metre race at Stockholm in 1912, and is remembered by American athletics followers for that victory.
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New York
Arnold N
Jackson
Oxford University
John Paul Jones
Normal Tabor
Abel Kiviat
Melvin W. Sheppard
Stockholm
Dallas Giants Sweep Houston Series 8 3 in Final Game
Dallas wins the last of the Houston series 8 to 3 as Bono dominates until the ninth inning. Frierson and Stellbauer homer, Schliebner drives in the lead with a first inning triple. Watson worked two-thirds of an inning for Houston before Moore finished for Dallas.
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Tex
Dallas Giants
Houston
Bono
Frierson
Stellbauer
Schliebner
Watson
Newnamites
Gene Moore
Trouston
McCarty
Noyes
Moore
Romer
Exe
Mattick
Palmer
Litschi
Une
Ene
Kuhn
Boto
Tous
Ssence
Cccacesea Ee
Hemingway
Callahan
Schilebner
Ens
Litwhi
Britton
Newnam
Sentell
Vitter
Pan
Houston Dallag
Fort Worth Wins In The Twelfth
Fort Worth defeats Waco 11 to 1 with a 12th inning surge. Sharman Wotell Hollander Pernsen Stow and Woodall homered and Hollander Stow Wotell stole bases. Petty started for Waco, Applegate and Sims pitched for Fort Worth, with Williams hit by pitch. Date and venue unavailable.
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Sharman
Wotell
Hollander
Pernsen
Stow
Woodall
Vann
Kircher
Conwell
Dodd
Grubb
Applegate
Petty
Sims
Fort Worth
Waco
Williams Ly Petty
Matthews
WAC
Hardy
Ne Denew
Hollenders
Ft. Worth
A.B. Fe
AB. R
Miller
Weery Petty
Donalds
Taenee
Ottawa Racing Results Six Furlongs To One Mile Cards
In Ottawa race results Marauder won the five furlong opener with Miss Sweep second and Coblet third. Anita led the six furlongs with Between Us second and Savilla third. Stucco took the two mile, Opera Glass the one mile, Statin the other one mile, Athena the mile and twenty, and Sam Slick the final mile plus sixteenth race with Boxer close behind.
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Marauder
Sterling
Miss Sweep
Lomas
Coblet
Bell
Fleet Foot
Laudator
Senator Broderick
Thomas G
Anita
Collins
Cooper
Savilla
Crump
Bachelor's Brand
Blue Fox
Birdman
Stucco
Clark
New Haven
Brooks
Trapaeluem
Russell
Welch King
Colonella
Otto Flota
Charley Brown
Opera Glass
Dolina
Hubbub
Mink
Waukeag
Candle
King Hamburg
Silk Bird
Statin
Old Pop
Red Post
Ward
Miss Hampton Dame
Dehaven
Hartley
Fraissart
Meissen
Ravencourt
Bayard
Amphion
Athena
Reno
Donohue
Blue Bannock
Inquieta
Exeter
Lily
Shrapnel
Sam Slick
Parrington
Boxer
Minda
Buzz Around
Olston
Perpetual
Requiram
Gala Day
Tito
Faitly
Standing of the Clubs Texas League Results
Results Saturday San Antonio 2 Shreveport 1 Dallas 8 Houston 3 Fort Worth 6 Waco 5 12 innings Play Sunday San Antonio at Waco Houston at Fort Worth Dallas at Shreveport
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San Antonio
Shreveport
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Waco
Ww. L. Fc Pet
Dallas Eeee
Baseball scores and standings in the East
Scores show Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 0 and Chicago 7 Boston 2. Detroit 3 Washington 2 and New York 8 St. Louis 4. No games scheduled. Teams in the East.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Dteroit
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
St Louis
National League Scores and Matchups
New York defeated Pittsburg 4 to 1 and Brooklyn won 7 to 5 against St. Louis. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 and Boston won 7 to 4 over Chicago. Brooklyn visits St. Louis and Boston travels to Chicago with Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Ithe
Oneee
Belmont Results Show Multiple Races With Long Odds
In the first race Xylon led Byrne to victory in 1 21 4 5. Second race the Shannon River tops Sarsenet in 4 55. Wistful wins the mile and an eighth with The Banshee IT second. Hourless takes the mile and 4 furlongs. Vocabulary wins the five furlongs with Golden Glow second. Garbage goes a mile and more to Rhine Maiden in the final race.
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Byrne
Kildee
J. McTaggart
Counsel
Luke
Armament
Dan
Cleek
Sir Richard
Mahree
Shannon River
O’connor
Sarsenet
Flaynes
Martian
Klenck
Warlock
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Battle
Traxler
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Yankee Witch
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Golden Rod
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Pleasant Dreams
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T. Wonderful
Fairbrother
Collins
Golden Glow
Robinson
Oriskany
Griffith
Top Boots
Rita
Fickle Fancy
Portia
Peace and Plenty
Josie A
Latonia Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Winners
The Latonia card lists seven races with winners Amelita Redland Purday Hodge Tiberty Lean Ocean Sweep Wadworths Tast and Square Dealer, plus seconds and thirds led by Jane Frances Sedan Water War Jack Hare Jr. and James Foster. Times range from 1 01 2 5 to 1 53 2 5, with several horses achieving favorable payouts.
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Connolly
Jane Frances
Gentry
Crystal Day
Dishman
Mistress Polly
Flounce
Azalea
Tumble In
Red Salmon
Queen Errant
Martin
Redland
Sedan
Wingfield
Stephen R
Ian Syming
Busy Joe
Gretchen R
Purday
Water War
Callahan
Barrett
Ophelia W
Duchess of Litwill
John J
Arch Platter
Fouth
Hodge
C. Hunt
Manager Waite
Daddy Holbert
Louder
Mmerson
Cochran
Prince Hermis
Tiberty Lean
Loftus
Cudgel
Murso
Midway
Goose
Opportunity
Jack Hare Jr
James Foster
Mehaffey
Zu Zu
Jay Bird
Wadworths Tast
Welsay
Square Dealer
Fly Home
Hanner
Liffiedl
Lucille
Southern League Scoreboard Mixed Results
Memphis 1 Nashville 1 as Birmingham 3, Chattanooga 6, Atlanta 2, Mobile 4, Little Rock 2 show a busy scoring slate in the Southern League with several cities posting wins and draws.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Mobile
Little Rock
Scott and Pancoast Tee In Rifle Shoot Tie At 300 Yards
W T Scott and F W Pancoast tied for top honors with 88 on the eight inch target at 300 yards on the municipal range. R W Richter and G W Richter tied for next with 85, while S S Searcy and H J Richter scored 84 each. Other scorers include Jack Frost 80 T S Frost 78 J E Brinkmeyer 78 and Kk B Tanner 76 per Sergeant H H Mitchell.
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W. T. Scott
F. W. Pancoast
Municipal Rifle
R. W. Richter
G. W. Richter
S. S. Searcy
H. J. Richter
H. H. Mitchell
Jack Frost
T. S. Frost
J. E. Brinkmeyer
Kk. B. Tanner
National League schedule revision details postponed games
The article outlines a revised National League schedule by secretary John A. Heydler to accommodate postponed games. It lists rescheduled dates for teams including Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati and others, with notes on replayed or postponed matchups and open dates aimed to complete most games by August with some into September.
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John A. Heydler
Heydler
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Cinccinnati
Waiver of Entry Fee for US Open Pros at Whitemarsh
United States Golf Association announces no prize or title at the patriotic open at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Chestnut Hill Pa June 2022. The executive committee waives the customary $5 entry fee for all accredited professional golfers who wish to enter.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Whitney
Whitemarsh Valley
Chestnut Hill
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