Bronchos and Navigators Play Muddy Nine Inning Exhibition
Rain soaked field turns scoreless into a farce as the Bronchos and Navigators contest ends 4 to 2. Huntress pitches well despite mud. Robinson shows promise behind the plate. Crichlow drives in a seventh inning run though the game remains a chaotic showcase. A double header is planned with the first game at 1 p.m.
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Waco Navigators
Morton
Freddie Huntress
Binson
Robinson
Turner
Broncs
Crichlow
Sissy
Reilly
Dagey
San Antonio
Beltz
Tees Collins
Gray
Stinson
Kibler
Frantz
Bedwind
Mepinden
Huntress
P Price
San Antonio and Waco Play By Play Improvised
Two base hit by Kennard, Crichlow steals, Tanner flies? in San Antonio 2 run game. Huntress struck out 7, Ogle 5, seven walks, batter hit, left on bases 6 for San Antonio and 12 for Waco. Double play Tanner to Dugey to Wohlleben, pass ball by Robinson. Time 1:45. Umpire Mullane.
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Ngs
San Antonio
Ikea
Kennard
Crichlow
Tanner
Huntress
Ogle
Spuuueterseers
Boone
Wilson
Dobard
Storch
Duncan
Betts
Casey
Kellerman
Tullos
Hill
Dygert
McMahon
Dallas
Beaumont
Huenke
I Duncan, Jr
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Bheffield
Cesstees Hill
Ee Werences
Marshall
Ponder
A. E Wille
Hee
Ewwee Wheeler
Seen Cooke
Cane Peewee Ween Casey
Besceesvese
Fone Smith
Seen
Chappelle
P Downey
Dallas Wee Whee Ee
Wil
Wilie
Chappelle Tolen
Sheffield
Matthews
Fort Worth
Ge. Maloney
Howard
C McAvoy
Galveston
Harben
Hopkine
Massey
Hama
Salm
McAvoy
Kneaves
Eberline
Nolly
Edmiston
Betcher
Arben
Worth
Jordan
Howell
Mud and mayhem in muddy game with many slips
Players battled a quagmire in a delayed game as Seitz, Rennard, Collins, Kibler and Crichlow produced slips and throws. Gray sparked two long runs in the ninth while Stinson stood out as the top mud larker amid abundant errors and chaos.
Harvard beats Yale to force decisive third game
Harvard defeated Yale 4 to 3 in fourteen innings at Cambridge. Garnett dropped Cornish’s misplayed ball allowing Hardwick to reach second before Gannett scored the deciding run as Harvard rallies to extend the series.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Garnett
Cornish
Hardwick
Gannett
Giants and Oilers Split Double Header in Beaumont
In Beaumont Texas the Giants and Oilers split a doubleheader with Dallas taking the first game 5 to 1 and the Oilers winning the second 2 to 0. Huenke pitched well for Dallas in game one allowing only two base runners, while Dygert struggled in his debut for Beaumont. Chappelle starred in game two holding Dallas to five hits and contributing two of Beaumonts three hits.
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AB. R
Hill
Storch
Cf . Marshall
C . Kellerman
Huenke
Beaumont
Heinie Zimmerman Offered Half-Note Bet For Umpire Harmony
Chicago June 19 Heinie Zimmerman third baseman of the Chicago Nationals is promised a hundred dollar bill split in two by a fan if he can refrain from being put out by umpires for two weeks. The offer notes past incidents five outs in recent days and urges harmony with officials as Zimmerman's reply vows to quit arguing and be a model on the field.
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Chicago
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Nationals
Heinie
Mason fruit jars in all sizes offered at Sam Speir hardware
Sam Speir Hardware Co advertises mason fruit jars of all sizes with phone Crockett 121 and address 219 Losays St, inviting customers to visit for canning supplies.
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SAM Speir Hardware Co
Phone Crockett
Losays
St. Louisans Lead In Trans Mississippi Match Play
St Louis golf players led the first round at the Trans Mississippi tournament at the Glen Echo links. Of fifteen survivors, nine were from St Louis. Notable results include Carl Pieppe defeating Rev Paul R Talbot of Jefferson City two up and R H Harrison of Des Moines beating C Jones of Fort Smith four and three.
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Glen Echo Links
Carl ‘Pieppe
Paul R. Talbot
Jefferson City
R. H. Harrison
Des Moines
C. Jones
Fort Smith
Superb As Bat Rises in St Louis Loss to Brooklyn
St Louis fell 8 to 1 to Brooklyn as Ragan hurled a standout game while Griner struggled. Burk relieved Griner in the seventh inning after St Louis scored a lone run on a single and two errors with a sacrifice. Brooklyn batted through with a three run third inning and finished 8 for 12 hits.
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Ragon
Griner
Brooklyn
Burk
Ragan
Miller
Wingo
Roberts
Braves Win Again In Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Pa., June 19. The Braves defeated Pittsburg 2 to 1, their third straight win here and sixth straight loss for Pittsburg. In the last inning two outs, Maranvillo hit a triple and scored on Myers' single for the decisive run. Batteries Tyler and Rariden for Boston. Cooper and Gibson for Pittsburg.
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Maranvillo
Myers
Tyler
Rariden
Cooper
Gibson
Giants Cop Again Cincinnati
New York defeated Cincinnati 7 to 2 in a game where Johnson started for the Reds but was removed before the first inning ended. Demaree limited Cincinnati to two runs, with Tinker's team building a 7 run output despite an eighth inning rally. Batteries Demaree Crandall Meyers Johnson Brown Packard Clarke.
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Ohio
New York
Johnson
Demaree
Tinker
Demaree, Crandall and Meyers
Johnson, Brown, Packard and Clarke
Cubs Catch Up With Phillies In Shutout Win
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 to trim the pennant gap as New York beat Cincinnati. Only two Phillies reached second base. Seaton Rixey Dooin Humphries Bresnahan were the battery for Philadelphia and Chicago posted four infield runs.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Seaton
Rixey
Dooin
Humphries
Bresnahan
Richardson Wins Grand American Preliminary Shoot
Alden B. Richardson of Dover Del amateur champion of Delaware defeated 371 top trap shooters in Dayton Ohio for the grand preliminary handicap. His closest rival was 13 year old Andy Meaders of Nashville Tenn who he beat 18 to 16 with two targets to spare. The Grand American handicap is scheduled for today.
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Dayton
Ohio
Alden B. Richardson
Dover
Del
Andy Meaders
Nashville
Tenn
Win Places in Semi Final Met Championship Tennis
In New York on June 19 F G Inman William Washburn and C B Watson Jr of Orange earned semi final berths in the Metropolitan championship singles. In doubles H Vessell and E C Baggs defeated Yale teammates F H Gates and R C G Gates 6 2 6 3 to reach the semi finals.
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F. G. Inman
William Washburn
C. B. Watson Jr
Orange
H. Vessell
E. C. Baggs
F. H. Gates
R. C G. Gates
Yale
Penn Four-Oared Crew Narrowly Beats Cornell Record
The Pennsylvania four-oared crew rowed two miles in 10:01 25 on the Poughkeepsie course to nearly beat Cornell’s 1909 varsity record, a near miss for the second time in two days.
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N. Y
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Panthers Win Long Session From Pirates
In Galveston Texas on June 19 the Fort Worth Panthers edged the Galveston Pirates after eleven innings as McAvoy drove in Kitchens from third for the decisive run. Harben yielded twelve hits but strong defense kept Galveston in the game. Hopkins tied the score in the ninth with a homer and Galveston battled errors to threaten in the tenth.
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Kitchens
Harben
Hopkins
Nelly
Ev Frierson
Retcher
Massey
Hopking
Edmiston
Maag
Wilson
C . Jordan
Pee Rmadden
Csessecoess
O An
Chicago Braves Past Philadelphia 9 to 5
Chicago used early hits off Bender and Wyckoff to build a large lead and hold on for a 9 to 5 victory over Philadelphia. Walsh and Schalk paired with Bender Wyckoff and Taff Lapp in the battery for the game.
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Bender
Wyckoff
Chicago
H. E. Chicago
Walsh
Schalk
Taff
Lapp
Red Sox edge Tigers in Yankee Stadium thriller
Boston defeated Detroit 7 to 6 as errors shaped the scoring. A misthrow by Janvrin with bases loaded in the fifth enabled two Detroit runs, then Gainor's double plated two. The Tigers led early but Boston answered with two doubles a single and an error in the sixth to regain the lead. Batteries Willett Hall Stanage Rondeau Collins Carrigan.
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Mags
Detroit
Janvrin
Gainor
Willett, Hall and Stanage
Rondeau, Collins and Carrigan
Clear Skies Preview Quiet Start to Texas Tennis Tourney
In Houston on June 19 under clear skies and cool air the state tennis tourney opened with a full program. Competition began promptly at 9 o clock as players expected solid performances.
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Tex
Ransom and Silsbee to Clash With Saps on Sunday
Ransom and Silsbee meets the Saps on the South Flores diamond Sunday morning at 9 o clock. The matchup promises an interesting game with teams ready for action.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Saps
Ransom
Silsbee
South Flores
Texas League Scores and Tonight's Matchups
Yesterday results show Waco 4 over San Antonio 3, Houston 2 over Austin 0, Dallas 6 over Beaumont 1 with 2 in the loss column, and Fort Worth 2 over Galveston 1 in 11 innings. Tonight’s schedule has Waco at San Antonio, Austin at Houston, Dallas at Beaumont, and Fort Worth at Galveston.
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San Antonio
Houston
Austin
Dallas
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Galveston
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P.c. Ou
San ‘Anto Mo
As Ee Seer
Yesterday's Results From Major Baseball Showdowns
Cleveland defeated Washington while New York beat Boston and Detroit prevailed over Chicago. Philadelphia toppled Chicago as St. Louis won against New York and Philadelphia walked over Cleveland in another pairing.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Psyd
P. Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn and New York dominant wins while Boston, Chicago, and Philadelphia suffer. American Association reports tallies from Toledo Columbus Indianapolis Louisville and St Paul, including a 18 inning game. International League notes Baltimore and Providence matchups, Newark routs Toronto, and Buffalo plays Jersey. College results highlight Harvard over Yale in 14 innings and Southern League games in Memphis Birmingham Montgomery and Atlanta areas.
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St. Pau
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Rochester
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Buffalo
Jersey
Providence
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Yankees Edge Browns In Second Series Game
New York Americans defeated St. Louis 6 to 1 to even the series. Ford earned his fourth straight win on the mound as Wellman Stone and Agnew combined for St. Louis while Ford and Sweeney did for New York.
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New York Americans
St. Louis
Ford
R. H. E. St. Louis
Wellman
Stone and Agnew
Sweeney
Commission to Decide Between Chicago and New York on Pitcher Lathrop
Chicago Americans and New York Nationals contend for Notre Dame star pitcher Lathrop after bids and recruiting battles. Bobby Lynch lured him to Chicago team post college. Dick Kinsella won him to New York. Reported $10,000 price for minor leaguer tops except Marquard and O'Toole.
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National Commission
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New York Nationals
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Bobby” Lynch
Dick” Kinsella
New York
Collegian
Chicago Nationals
Rube” Schwaner
Marquard
O'Toole
Ray shuts out Austin as Buffaloes win 2 0
Houston pitcher Ray delivered a superb effort to blank Austin 2 to 0. McCuller escaped trouble in the seventh as Houston loaded the bases without scoring. A stellar stop by Mowry highlighted the game with the defense turning in key plays.
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Ray
Austin
McCuller
Mowry
Newnam
Whiteman
McDonald
E.coresss
Britton
Fillman
Bobo
Cook
James
McIver
Thompson
Hille
Cleveland Defeats Washington 9 0 In Shutout
Cleveland scored twice more after Johnston opened with a homer and added an eighth inning double in a 9 to 0 victory over Washington. Gregg and O Neill matched Johnson and Ainsmith in a low scoring game with a Riverside Restaurant ad noted in the closing line.
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Washington
D. C
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Johnston
R. H. E. Cleveland
Gregg
O'Neill
Johnson
Ainsmith
Ninth Inning Spark For FICUSION Team
Two-base hit by Bobo a three-base hit by Cook and a sacrifice by Mowry highlight a late inning surge. Thomp son stole a base as MecCuller fanned six while Ray added two, McCuller walked twice and hit the batter. Whiteman left on base. Time 1:35.
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Bobo
Cook
Mowry
Thompson
MecCuller
Ray
McCuller
Whiteman
Austin
cKee
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