Austins edge Bronchos as Larson twirls shutout relief
Austin defeats San Antonio 2 to 1 behind Larson as Davenport struggles at the mound for the Bronchos. Leidy changes the Senators batting order, James drives in runs, and Cook adds a key hit. The game ends with Austin holding on after a late threat.
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Austin
Tex
Austins
San Antonio Bronchos
Larson
Davenport
Cook
Kibler
Largon
Lemon
James
Leidy
Senators
Davy
Haigh
Melver
Thompson
Hille
Stinson
San Antonio
Goouwin
Rukstaasecvca
OB Brownlow
Sccsecsocsveres
Ciwcissasecesee
Seeeses
Serenes
Caekan
Seitz
Frantz
McIver
Brownlow
McKee
Double header baseball action at Y M C A features Methodists teams
Tonight the Sunday School League resumes with St. Mark's versus South Heights Methodists and Government Hill against Travis Park Methodists at the Y M C A. Coach George Wheeler says players are in top shape after vacation and rest.
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St. Mark's
South Heights Methodists
Government Hill
Mounted service wins Fort Riley polo berth in national event
In Junction City Kansas on June 23 the mounted service defeated the Sixth Field Artillery 6 3-4 to 4 38-4 to earn the Fort Riley team a spot at the national army polo tournament in Washington. The Sixth Field Artillery will instead represent Fort Riley at the Chicago polo tournament this week.
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Junction City
Kan
Fort Riley
National Army
Washington
Sixth Field Artillery
Artillery
Chicago
Southwestern Telephone Team Beats Knights of Columbus 4–0
In a fast game at Elec tric Park yesterday Southwestern Telephone Company defeated the Knights of Columbus 4 to 0. Coburn shut out KC allowing two hits as Southwestern Telters had twelve hits, concentrated in the third and fifth innings. Final: SW Tel 4, K of C 0. Batteries Coburn and Lacey, Dolan and Bennett. umpire Ehrhardt.
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Electric Park
Southwestern Telephone Company
Knights of Columbus
Goburn
Southwesterners
Knights
Coburn and Lacey
Dolan and Bennett
Ehrhardt
Dugey Sparks Waco Win With Bold Base Running
Buffaloes driven from Houston by Professor Ogle as Jake Dugey showcases sensational base running. Dugey bunt single, steals second and third, scoring on a chase and later stealing home. Houston defense falters while Dugey and MeLaUgio spark five run burst for Waco.
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Waco
Tex
Professor Ogle
Buffaloes
Jake Dugey
Dugey
Reynolds
Ray
Wil. Davis
Houston
lTugey
Melaugio
Aenacesss
Lee
Viartvdssieeree
Vardiey
Shisietessets
Beck
Metto
Okise Vilusee
Knaupp
Eas
Beseaseesveres
Cece Cseveseers
Davis
Crichlow
Newnam
Ogle
Baik
Ogie
Howell
Panthers Glean Up Beaumont Oilers in Fort Worth
Fort Worth takes the final of the series from Beaumont nine to one. Nelly pitched effectively for Fort Worth, allowing only three hits, while Kneaves starred on defense. Scoring highlights include a six-run Fort Worth burst in the early innings and a late defensive stand sealing the victory.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Beaumont
Panthers
Martina
Nelly
Kneaves
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Sealoney
McAvoy
Sccestecces
Howard
Wallace
Aes Desscesae
A. E
Toe Wikia
Cas Basen Heer
Winbard
Vie
Evcateacenkee
Enti Pee Espana
Ofek Kom
Eiessebacacs
Dcacekcaee Hs
Casey
McMahon
P Downey
Caecy
Nolly
Eberline
Cooke
Fifty Enter Singles At Central West Tennis Championship
More than fifty players entered the women’s central west tennis championship at Ivanhoe Tennis Club in Kansas City. Notables include Miss Gwen Dolen Rees of Dallas Mrs Malcolm McNeill of Chicago and Miss Lottie Fuller of Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Kansas City
Ivanhoe Tennis Club
Gwendolen Rees
Dallas
Tex
Malcolm McNeill
Chicago
Lottie Fuller
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Monterey Tigers Dominate Carr Hill Blues 13 to 1
Monterey Tigers crushed the Carr Hill Blues 13 to 1 as pitcher Escobedo struck out ten for his fifth win yesterday afternoon.
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Monterey Tigers
Carr Hill Blues
Escobedo
Yesterday's Results Highlight Baseball Standings
Yesterday's scores show St. Louis 2 Chicago 0 and Chicago 0 Detroit 7, Cleveland 2, Detroit 6. Play today games include St. Louis at Chicago New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Psyc
Tee
Cssssseee
St Louis
Settee
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today Across Leagues
Last day results show Pittsburg 5 Cincinnati 4 and Chicago 6 St Louis 0. International League reports Jersey City 3 6 loss to Toronto 2 0. Buffalo 3 Newark 1 in 14 innings. Rochester 9 Providence. Columbus 12 Minneapolis. Louisville 4 Milwaukee 3. Toledo 4 1 over Kansas City. Southern League lists Nashville at Montgomery 4 0. Memphis 6 4 over Chattanooga and Atlanta 4 New Orleans 2. Birmingham 2 Mobile 3.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Bufalo
Rocky Point
Rochester
Providence
American Association
Columbus
Minneapols
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Montgomery
Nashville
T. Montgomery
Memphis
Memphs
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Japanese Parliament Member Tours as Baseball Envoy
Kuijiro Okazaki, a Japanese parliament member and chairman of the Japanese Baseball Association, arrives in New York to study baseball in the United States and gauge sentiment on California land ownership. He plans to attend games across the eastern states and Midwest, starting with a Polo Grounds double header between New York and Brooklyn.
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New York
Kuijiro Okazaki
California
Middle West
Okazaki
Japanese Baseball Association
Japan
Europe
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Death Secret Kept From Washington Crew Members
Two members of the University of Washington eight oared crew Ed and Elmer Leader were kept ignorant for three weeks of their brother Arthur Leader's death in Ross Washington. The brothers were part of the No 2 and No 3 oars while the team finished third in the Poughkeepsie regatta. Authorities feared the news would unnerve the rowers before the race.
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Washington WA
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Poughkeepsie
Ultimatum Wins Grand Steeplechase de Paris
The four mile and a half Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil valued at 30000 francs was won by Edmond Weil Pickard's Ultimatum. Mar tau II second and Inquisitif third. American owner Eugene Fischhoff finished fifth with Tripolii after twelve starters and notable betting on Ultimatum at 7 to 2.
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Paris
France
Auteuil
Edmond Weil Pickard
M. J. Pratt
Marteau II
Baron Louis la Cazes
Inquisitif
Amercan
Eugene Fischhoff
Tripolii
Ultimatum
Cobb's Great Aide aids Ty Cobb with Tigers defense
Wahoo Sam Crawford, veteran outfielder, assists Ty Cobb in guiding the Detroit Tigers to avoid the cellar. The pairing emphasizes Crawford's steadying influence and Cobb's leadership as the team seeks improvement.
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Wahoo
Sam Crawford
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Dallas tops Galveston in 7 2 win over Pirates
Dallas built a seven to two victory over Galveston as Hiett was battered for twelve hits and four errors by Galveston in the afternoon game. Heinke settled after a rough start and Dallas took advantage with timely hitting and defensive miscues by the visitors.
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Tex
Hiett
Galveston
Heinke
Duntan
Cessepccesces
Boone
Wilson
Vescesseresss
Nespeswevesvers
Storch
Svercessseces
Marshall
S. Bee
Kellerman
Hguukg
Edmiston
Cresneses Rere
Wibon
ONSIE
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Tanings
Pogaied
Pssures Las Peeves
Subwies Ee
Williams
Frierson
Hill
Maag
Heunke
Heunk
Granitoid Pavements Advise On Modern Roads
An advertisement notes The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements and cites data on vodka traffic in European Russia. It states about fifty thousand places are engaged, with more than twenty five thousand controlled by the authorities.
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European
Russia
Scott Dominates in 2-0 Chicago Win and Hal Chase Debut
In a doubleheader at Chicago, St Louis won 2-0 in the first game as Scott struck out fifteen in the sixth and seventh. Hal Chase, in Chicago gear for the first time, scored both runs in the second game. St Louis 2 0 0 outcome and Chicago 0 0 0 show the scorers. Batteries: Leverenz Agnew Scott Schalk. Wilman Allison Agnew Walsh Schalk.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Scott
Hal Chase
R. H. E. St. Louis
Leverenz
Agnew
Schalk
Wilman
Allison
Walsh
Detroit, Cleveland Split Twin Bill in Cleveland
In Cleveland Detroit and Cleveland split a June 23 doubleheader. First game 7 to 6 in ten innings with Cobb leaving early and Jackson benched for disputing a call. Second game Cleveland won 2 to 1 as Dauss and Rondeau held the Tigers to one run. Batteries listed: Willett Lake McKee Falkenberg Blanding Carish. Dauss Rondeau Gregg ONeil.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Cobb
Jackson
R. H. EB
Willett
Lake
McKee
Falkenberg
Blanding
Carish
R. H. E. Cleveland
Dauss
Rondeau
Gregg
O'Neil
Turner hall ninepin league starts top series play
Beginning Tuesday night four teams in the Turner hall first and second series bowl to top the second series percentage. The four matches precede the July 10 championship. The winner faces Lowther, first series victor. Schedule lists six matches from June 24 to July 8 including Gutzeit Hoefgen Gloeckner Klaus.
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Gutzeit
Hoefgen
Gloeckner
Klaus
Ames Proves Easy Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati 5 4
Pittsburg won 5 to 4 over Cincinnati on June 22 as Adams pitched well except for a costly second inning. Ames started for Pittsburg and held until the eighth when Brown relieved him. Final line: Pittsburg 5 9 1. Cincinnati 4 11 1. Batteries Adams Coleman Ames Brown Kling.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburg
Adams
Ames
Brown
Coleman
Kling
Polo Games Open At Fort Sam Houston
The opening polo games at Fort Sam Houston feature Fifth Field Artillery against Third Field Artillery this afternoon with Third Cavalry later in the week. Three matches are scheduled at 5 o clock, leading to a third team advancing to represent the Southern Department at the national army tournament in Washington next month. Matt C Bristol will referee the first game and lineups include Capt E H DeArmond and Lieut Ralph Pennell for the Artillery teams along with Col Charles G Treat and Lieut R Frederick Waring for the others.
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Fifth Field Artillery
Third Field Artillery
Third Cavalry
Washington
Matt C. Bristol
E. H. DeArmond
Ralph Penjnell
Marlborough
Churchill
K. C. Greenwald
C. J. Browne
J. S. Hammond
Charles G. Treat
R. Frederick Waring
Wimbledon Opens With Cosmopolitan Lawn Tennis Field
The English championships began at Wimbledon with a record field of 116 entries led by six players each from the United States and Australia. Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco faced H. Roper Barrett in the opening round while R Norris Williams met P Y Tabush, promising a dramatic start for the Davis Cup hopefuls.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Australia
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
H. Roper Barrett
Dwight F. Davis
P. Y. Tabush
National League Race Looks Bright With NY and Phila Leading
New York and Philadelphia duel for first as Brooklyn shines and Boston makes a strong push. Chicago still has a chance while Cleveland and the Giants keep the circuit lively, and the week ended with Philadelphia regaining momentum after a rough stretch.
Stage Shoot Fest at Guadalupe County Club
The Germania Shooting and Bowling Club of Guadalupe County held a schuetzen fest at their headquarters with prizes awarded to winners. Scores included Bruno Schwab 58, John Hillert 58, Paul Nietzel 67, John Hartung 65, and many others with scores ranging from 54 to 58.
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Germania Shooting and Bowling Club
Guadalupe County
Bruno Schwab
John Hillert
Paul Nietzel
Otto Kopplin
Carl Lampman
Herman Winkelman
Rudolph Ackerman
William Bremer
Aa Kneuper
Fritz Winkelmann
John Hartung
Herman Loep
McDermot Leads Open Golf After Round One At Hoylake
In heavy rains 65 players started the Open at Hoylake England. John J. McDermot of Atlantic City top U S champion carded 75, second only to J H Taylor who shot 73. Tom L McNamara of Wollaston Mass posted 80.
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Hoylake
England
John J. McDermot
Atlantic City
United States
J. H. Taylor
Tom L. McNamara
Wollaston
Mass
Mackays Drive Home Victory Over Mission Team
The Mackay Telegraph boys defeated First Mission 18 to 11 on the Mission diamond. Batteries were Hobert Espinosa and Bennett Cruiz Drich and Hernandez.
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Mackays
Mackay Telegraph Boys
Hobert
Espinosa
Bennett
Cruiz
Drich
Hernandez
Stanford Wing Again Defeats Keio University Nine
TOKIO June 23 Stanford University baseball team defeated Keio University 9 to 0. Santo Leland Stanford players dominated with strong pitching and timely hitting as the Stanford nine secured a decisive victory on Japanese soil.
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Tokio
Leland Stanford Jr. University
Keio University
R. H. E. Santoe Das Oa
Ee Belo
Arcece
Giant eight foot seven mummy in Seattle home
George Rubison, a Great Northern yard switchman, guards a gigantic human mummy found by lumbermen near the Canadian border. Discolored by burial, it sits in a coffin like box with glass, awaiting examination by scientists and interest from anthropologists.
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Seattle
Wash
George Rubison
Fifth Avenue
Rubison
Great Northern
Rudd
Minnesota
Fear Chicken Famine in Washington and Ice Plant Push
Farmers report heavy losses of unhatched chickens and turkeys due to explosions near Hampton Roads and warn of a spring chicken shortage in Washington. In New York City a movement seeks a municipal ice plant to curb rising summer prices by the ice trust.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Washington
New York City
Ice Trust
City League highlights two games and a late rally
The City League produced three contests with Kaufman edging Frank Bros 6 to 5 in extras. Higgins triumphed 6 to 5 behind Burke and Michel. Stowers beat Louis 11 to 2 as Meyer fanned 15. Britton and Duffy set for a 10 round lightweight bout in Buffalo tonight.
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Kaufman
Frank Bros
Melcher
Kaufman Tribe
Dugger
Higgins
Michel
Burke
Higgins Tribe
Wurzbach
Dalkowitz
Stowers
Louis
Meyer
Slaughter
R.R. EB. Kaufman
Gotthard
Melcher and Butler
Britton
Duffy
Buffalo
N. Y
Jack Britton
Chicago
Jimmy Duffy
Lockport
Horands Take Double Bill in Minor League Action
The Horands won a morning twelve inning game against the Pine Street Tigers by scoring five in the final frame. Morrison and Chaffin led the offense. In the afternoon they routed the Icemen 8 to 0 with Harris and Chaffin starring on offense and pitching.
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Horands
Pine Street Tigers
Icemen
Morrison
Chaffin
Harris
Plan to Lift Harworth Trophy
Motor boat enthusiasts plan to lift the Harmsworth trophy won by Mackay Edgar of the British fleet last year in Maple Leaf IV. Trials to select three boats for England will be held in Huntington Bay Long Island July 7 8 and 9. A Corpus Beach Hotel folder explains vacation enjoyment and offers a European fireproof lodging description in Corpus Christi Texas.
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W. A. Roachman
Corpus Christi
Texas
New York
Mackay Edgar
England
Huntington Bay
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