Gassers Romp On Broncg In Closing Game
The Shreveport Gassers crushed the Bronchos 8 to 1 at League Park in the final bid with strong batting. Duffy pitched five shutout frames for the visitors, while Ogle struggled and was not removed until the sixth. Be rke r hit triples and Kneaves scored on multiple plays as the Gassers built a decisive lead.
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Waco Navs Set for Series with Bronchos at League Park
Ellis Hardy and his Waco Navs arrive in San Antonio for a three day series against the Bronchos at League Park. The club is hitting well, with the infield praised. Harry Stewart has a sprained wrist and may miss the opener, while Brant improves and No-Hit Harding adds to the clash’s intrigue.
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Beaux Win Rubber Beaummont Pitcher Harbin Shines
Beaumont edges Waco 3 to 2 in a rubber game as Harbin delivers a strong pitching performance. Hits clustered in the second and fourth innings, with Hill yielding the key blows for Beaumont.
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Buffs Triumph In Sixth Inning Fail to Complete
Fort Worth and Houston clash as bats heat up with score by innings. Redford and Johnson split pitching duties while Manda Jen kins Atz lead in hits and steals amid a weathered American Association clash.
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Marston Wins Lynnewood Hall Cup Opener
Philadelphians were present as Max Marston, former New Jersey state golf champion, defeated Cameron Buxton of Philadelphia 2 up and 1 for the first leg of the Lynnewood Hall cup offered by Geo. D. Widener.
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Standings of the Clubs and Wednesday Scores
Shreveport defeated San Antonio 8 to 1 while Houston beat Fort Worth 9 to 3 and Beaumont tied Waco 3 to 3 in 13 innings. Tomorrow’s games include Waco at San Antonio and Shreveport at Beaumont, with Fort Worth at Galveston and Dallas at Houston.
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Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Cities
Detroit 3 Cleveland 0. Boston 2 New York 90. St Louis 11 2 Chicago 1 1. Upcoming games New York at Boston Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St Louis.
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Wednesday Scores Run Rain Delays Reported
Baseball results list Boston 5 New York 4 and Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 plus St Louis at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Weather rain halted play and cancelled several games with teams awaiting rescheduled matchups.
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Lone Star Riflemen Hold Shoot Tonight at Fort Military Range
The Lone Star Rifle Club conducts its weekly shoot at 408 Military Plaza with a Fort Sam Houston officer coaching members in aiming and firing using a .22 gallery rifle. A Fourth of July prize shoot is planned and interested civilians may apply for membership by visiting.
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Tie Game For thirteen innings Dallas Galveston 3 3
In a thirteen inning hookup Dallas and Galveston split a 3 3 tie after Kerr tied the game with a homer in the twelfth. Dallas got late offense from Ens and Josefson but Galveston also matched, with Keirr hampered by hits.
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Baseball Scores and Postponements Report
In the American League games, rain postponed Washington at Philadelphia. Detroit defeated Cleveland 3 to 0 at Detroit, with Cleveland scoring in the final line and Detroit pulling off a 3 run ninth. Batteries: Bagby O Neill for Cleveland Coveleskie Stanage for Detroit. Boston beat New York 2 to 0 at Boston as H Sawkey Nana maker Foster Carrigan were listed on the batteries.
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Rain Delays Hit National League Doubleheader
At Pittsburg the St. Louis and Pittsburg game was postponed due to rain. In New York the Boston and New York second game was also postponed by rain, delaying a pair of NL matchups.
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Cincinnati Baseball Splits Two With Chicago
First game ends Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 at Chicago as Toney and Clarke win for Cincinnati with Seaton and Fisher. Second game Cincinnati 37 Chicago 26 in a 2 8 innings affair with Mitchell Moseley and Wingo Lavender Pendergast Brown and Archer Fisher powering the win.
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St. Louis Beats Chicago In Split Championship Games
In the first contest St. Louis defeated Chicago 11 to 5 after a slow start, with strong late innings. The second game ended 2 to 1 in favor of St. Louis as Chicago failed to push across runs after steady St. Louis pitching and fielding.
Boston Edges New York in Narrow 5-4 Opening Game
In New York the Boston five defeated the Giants 5 to 4. Battery details list Perritt and Rariden for New York, with Allen Hughes and Gowdy on the mound for Boston. early offense built a lead that held through the final inning.
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National golf stars set for Chicago District tourney
Chicago District Association hosts its third annual tournament June 22-23 with about 100 entrants including Robert Gardner, Donald Edwards and Charles Evans. Medal play limits field to 16 for the second round after 36 holes. Evans, Gardner, and Rautenbusch figure prominently as past and current champions.
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Memphis 1 Mobile 2 in Southern League clash at Mobile
In Mobile the Southern League game ends with Memphis scoring one run to Mobile's two. Battery pitchers listed include Barger Kerr and Ruel for Memphis and Cavet Schmidt for Mobile. Data appears imperfect with stray digits and words on the page.
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Birmingham Nets Narrow Win Over Chattanooga 8-7
In Birmingham, the Birmingham team edged Chattanooga 8 to 7 after a tense rally. The game featured late scoring including a 4th inning and strong relief work, with batters listed for both sides.
Atlanta and Nashville Batterymatch ends with nine to eight
A chaotic play by play yields Atlanta nine Nashville eight with unclear scores and batter names Herbert Ellis Weel Marsual in the fragmentary report. No clear date or venue is provided.
Adoue Jr Defeats Semp Russ In Texas Tennis Meet
J B Adoue Jr of Dallas defeats Semp Russ of San Antonio in straight sets 6-2 6-3 to claim top honors at a Dallas tournament. Other results include Walthall defeating Parks 6-0 6-0 and Rees defeating Hogue 6-3 6-4 with doubles led by Adowe Shelton 6-2 6-3.
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