Waco Navigators Take Double Bill from Brongs
A large crowd at League Park watched the Waco Navigators win both games 11 to 3 and 10 to 3. Malmquist and Wotell starred for Waco with multiple hits and key RBIs while Brongs struggled against solid pitching. The doubleheader featured lively hitting and crowd-pleasing plays including a notable defensive miscue and late scoring rallies.
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Waco Navigators
League Park
Harding
Wohlleben
Malmquist
Ogle Way
Hill
Cook
Ogle
Baggan
Mike Watell
Wotell
Westerzil
Dunckel
Coyle
Brant
Grubb
Nags
Johnny Baggan
James
Tanner
Stark
Kuhn
Det
New York Central
Clark
Johnny
Dee
Roller
Donalds
Bittle
Omnes Bittle
Clarke
Meus
Esal
Dalla Giants
T’mpire Vitter
Malmauist
De Palma Wins Des Moines Two Mile Derby
Ralph de Palma, the Italian speed demon, won the second annual 150 mile auto derby at Des Moines speedway in 1 hour 37 minutes 14 seconds at an average 91.88 mph. Henderson finished second and Rickenbacher third as tire trouble slowed the rival.
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Des Miones
Ralph de Palma
Des Moines Speedway
Henderson
Rickenbacher
Lewis
de Palma
D'Alene
Milton
Southpaws Shine in Tennis as Champions Rise
June 24 New York reports that left handed players like Beals Wright Norman F Brookes Harry Walder Lindley Murray and 8S Howard Voghell excel in tennis. Voghell, after a wild yet effective season, aims for top ten status and has won the New York Lawn Tennis Club title.
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New York
Beals Wright
Norman F. Brookes
Harry Walder
Lindley Murray
Howard Voghell
T. R. Pell
New York Lawn
Hoppe to Meet Sutton for 18.2 Balk Line Title in St Louis
Willie Hoppe and G Butler Sutton of Chicago to clash for the 18.2 balk line championship in St Louis the third week of October. They will play 1500 points across three nights for a $1500 purse and the full net gate receipts.
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ST. Louis
Willie Hoppe
G. Butler Sutton
Chicago
R. B. Benjamin
Hoppe
Sutton
Windy City
Chicago Dispatch
Gary Matched for July 4 Lightweight Bout in Galveston
Tommy Gary, a Chicago lightweight, drawn against an unnamed Galveston opponent on July 4 for twelve rounds. The card also features the Pirates in Houston. Reports describe the opponent as a possible Yankee or New Orleans fighter, with Gary preparing at a near town training camp and manager Pete Hackman optimistic Gary will be in top condition.
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Tommy Gary
Chicago
Jack Shelton
Wilson
Galveston
Pirates
Houston
New Orleans
Crescent City
Gary
Sailor Davis
Pete Hackman
Windy City
BUEES WIN TWO FROM DALLAS GIANTS
Houston wins 6 0 and 2 1 in a doubleheader at home. Tillman dominates in the first game, while Conley struggles in the second before Houston pulls ahead with late power. Jenkins and Frierson pace the offense, and Dodd fields behind.
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Buees
Dallas Giants
Houston
Fort Worth Wins and Ties Galveston in Ten Inning Twinbill
Fort Worth defeats Galveston 1 0 in the opener and ties 3 3 in ten innings as Rankin Johnson stars with an iron man performance. In the first game, Hollander’s triple and Atz’s single produced the lone run. The second game sees Galveston rally early but Fort Worth answers with timely hits and a late triple by Hunter to force the tie.
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Galveston
Tex
Rankin Johnson
Fort Worth
Hollender
Atz
Breaux
Balenti
Stuart
Johnson
Sharman
Manda
Melver
Hunter
Xmclaurin
Chassacericse
McReah
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Descesss
Hollinger
A. Jorreon
Cece Ccess
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Miller
McLaurin
Hollenger
Moran
Fort Worth AB
Miekenay FE Brow
Hollander
Betts
Senioes
Fesnove
Galveston Ceeneeeneheoeer
A. Johnson
Karr
Chaser
Gs A
Basle
Tehor
Phnson
Wilson
Brannigan Still Tops Longevity In Boxing
Pittsburg veteran Patsy Brannigan at 28 begins his nineteenth season, claiming a career start in 1904 at age 16 and noting his age may misstate his true years in the ring. Joe Martin of Windsor Locks will lead Fordham baseball next year after three seasons with the Maroon.
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Pittsburg
Jim" Flynn
Pueblo
Patsy Brannigan
Brannigan
Martin
Fordham
New York
Joe Martin
Windsor Locks
Conn
The
Maroon
Making a Bid for Baseball Hoages
Fabra at third base Mas Theis at first base Fred Lee pitches Harry Chittenden fields George Wedge also pitches Charles Saunders and Sidney Levyson are infielders with Ernest Adler as mascot and front man.
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Fabra
Mas Theis
Fred Lee
Harry Chittenden
George
Speedball
Earl Brooks Shuts Out Bay City Western 3 0
Saginaw Mich June 24 Earl Brooks pitcher for Arthur Hill High School dominated Bay City Western High School to a 3 0 victory striking out seventeen. Brooks has two straight no hit games and only one hit off his delivery in another game this season averaging sixteen strikeouts in seven starts with no earned runs.
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Waco
Bittle
Coyle
Grubb
James
Tanner
Kuhn
Wohlleben
Malmuisti
Donalds
San Antonio
Dee
Cook
C Jost
Brant
Jost
Westerzil
Malmquist
Clark
Coyle Dunckel
Westerz
Dunckel
Conwell
R Bittle
Ry Coyle
Oe Reilly
Malmaquist
Hill
Oer Power
AB. H
Baggan
Seapeee Stark
Wotell
Westertz
Sauces Clark
Burch
Harding
Opies
Ogle
Waters
Ogie
Stark
Con Clark
Well
Hardames
Malmaulst
N Bying
Hardoff
Maimquist
San Atonio
Reilly
Dee Waco
Harding Dunckel
Vitter
Saginaw, Mich
Earl Brooks
Arthur Hill High School
Bay City Western High School
Brooks
Red Sox bid for college star to bolster pitching staff
The Red Sox reportedly offered Bugs O'Connor, Manhattan College standout, a fat bonus to join the club immediately. O'Connor has starred for four years, valued as a top pitcher with a Tris Speaker level batting average in college circles.
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Los Angeles
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Bugs O'Connor
Manhattan
O'Connor
Tris
Texas League Saturday Results and Sunday Schedule
Standings show Waco 11 10 over San Antonio 10 3 while Beaumont 2 4 trails Shreveport 0 8 Houston 6 2 defeats Dallas 0 1 and Fort Worth 1 3 Galveston 0 3. Sunday games set Fort Worth at Beaumont Shreveport at Galveston Waco at Houston Dallas at San Antonio.
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Waco
San Antonio
Beaumont
Shreveport
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
Psyd. W L. Pet
Shreveport Sees
Baseball scores and upcoming matchups listed
American League results show New York 2 Washington 4 Boston 7 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6 St Louis 4 Cleveland 10 Detroit 8. Also scheduled: Detroit at St Louis and Cleveland at Chicago.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Psyd. W. Ct
Ewe Wee
Reas
Washington Eee
National League Saturday Scores Report
Brooklyn edges New York 6 to 5 while New York tied 4 to 4. Pittsburgh loses 4 to 5 at Chicago. St Louis 3 beats Cincinnati 2. Boston prevails 4 to 2 over Philadelphia. Chicago defeats Pittsburgh in a 6 to 5 tilt.
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Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Latonia Race Results Five to Eight Furlongs
Velvet Joe sweeps the Latonia program winning five furlongs with Gentry aboard in 1 01 5 while Chal mer takes six furlongs for Garner at 5 00. Franklin wins the mile and sixteenth with Lapaille clocking 1 44 2 5 as Lady Botha and Fly Home claim other races.
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Velvet Joe
Gentry
Lady Ivan
C. Hunt
Piraeus
Cooper
Trusty
Paramount
Dr. Barlow
King Dick
Glad, II
H. Anderson
Tom Manson
Duchess of Litwill
Do Right
Chalmer
Garner
Leo Skolny
Connolly
Bars and Stars
Solan Star
Vogue
Franklin
Lapaille
Water Blossom
van Dusen
Ed Crump
Gerner
Lady Botha
Embroidery
Grover Hughes
Brown
Timme
Hank O'Day
Wilhite
Hanovia
Gipsey George
Checks
Frigerio
Goose
America
Highland Lad
Lytle
Berlin
Buford
Terrell
Mars Cassidy
Port Light
Hunt
Hawthorne
Roscoe Goose
Skiles Knob
Nobleman
Fly Home
Gold Crest
Boy
Star of Love
Stearns
Sauterelle
Impression and Guide Post
Old farmer ends talk of death with jesting line
An elderly farmer facing death keeps a light tone as his wife promises to follow him, and he replies with a weary, humorous remark about not rushing toward the afterlife. The exchange reveals a long fraught marriage and a touch of humor amid hardship.
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John
Maria
Beaux and Gassers Divide Two Games in Beaumont
Beaumont and Shreveport split a doubleheader with the Oilers taking the first 2 0, aided by Smith allowing two hits. Knaupp homered and Nixon and Perry drove runs in the second game as Smith’s squad rallied for five runs in the sixth. Johnston finished strong for Beaumont in relief.
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Beaumont
Tex
Shreveport
Oilers
Smithson
Smith
Perry
Nixon
Harbin
Gleason
Knaupp
Jack Johnston
R.H. C
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Issardessene
Ites
Bchrader
S.sescoscoe
Delahanty
Soit
Andrew
Aitchison
Delehanty Becker
Dodd
Diamond
Barr
Bobo
Sloan
Balla
Johnston
Bernson
Bobe
Redford
McCafferty
Becker
Carroll
Nee Emith
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A. E. Johnson
Ewes Harbin
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Sceeseres
Soveseeennerss
Harper Is Game In Detroit After Injury
Texas rookie George Harper, who earned a Tigers outfield job over Sam Crawford, slid into first base and injured his leg. He finished the game and played in right field before doctors revealed a broken right leg after an X ray. He will be out three weeks.
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Detroit
Mich
George Harper
Texas
Sam Crawford
Tiger
Harper
Kenedy Defeats Cuero in Southwest Texas Amateur Baseball
In a discussion on amateur status, Kenedy claims the Southwest Texas amateur baseball championship after another win over Cuero. The piece questions what constitutes amateurism, noting towns with resident players and the City League of San Antonio as potential factors in determining the title.
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Kenedy
Southwest
Texas
Cuero
Davenport
New Braunfels
Boerne
City League
San Antonio
Knights of Columbus
Ahrens & Ott
Lone Star
Meier's Pharmacy
Steves
Potchernicks
Baseball Surprises Lift Frank Schulte Past .300 Hit Rate
The article highlights Frank Schulte of the Cubs, age 34, delivering a string of strong seasons and rising above his past marks to lead his league in hitting while maintaining power. It contrasts Schulte with Eddie Dugan heading to Russia and discusses J Franklin Baker’s slow return to form and Bill Donovan’s optimism about Baker regaining form this season.
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Frank Schulte
Cubs
Schulte
Eddie Dugan
United States
Dugan
Russia
Eugene Lazareff
New York State
Land of
Czar
Nick
Belmont
J. Franklin Baker
Yankee
Baker
Athletics
Bill Donovan
Donovan
Hamilton Race Day Results Highlight Sprinters and Steeplechase Winner
Five furlongs saw Incog ridden by Ambrose win in 1 01 3-5 with Valerie West second and Bendisan third as a host of others ran. Cuban won the steeplechase over about two miles with Indian Arrow second and Morperth third in 3 40. Rancher captured the six furlongs ahead of Back Bay and Runes in 1:14 4-5. Fair Montague won the mile and eighth with Lady Curzon second and Splutter third in 1:56 1-5. Schemer led the mile and sixteenth, Damrosch took second, Sands of Pleasure third in 1:49 2-5. Miramichi won the five and one-half furlongs with Eulogy second and Batsy Cal. third in 1:08 3-5. Broom's Edge won the mile with arish Sun second and Miss Waters third in 1:42 3-5.
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Incog
Ambrose
Valerie West
Robinson
Bendisan
Dismon
Durbank
Tarver
Seminole
Wat
Dora Collins
Sweeter Than Sugar
Kentucky Boy
Pas de Chance
Lucille P
Cuban
Scully
Indian Arrow
Russell
Morperth
Beamish
Little Hugh
Queen
Shingfoo
Rancher
Back Bay
Dennison
Runes
Connors
Robert Bradley
Anita
Pesky
Commonada
Milestone
Fair Montague
Burns
Lady Curzon
Parrington
Splutter
Mott
Schemer
Damrosch
McAfee
Sands of Pleasure
Jeffcuff
Indolence
Black Broom
Athenia
Miramichi
Eulogy
Mountain
Batsy Cal
Pampine
Old Bob
Wiley
Boneros
Undaunted
Briar Patch
Anxiety
Wizard
Heartbeat
Dominick
Arish Sun
Miss Waters
Dishman
Harry Lauder
Hedge Rose
Osmonde
Fenrock
Handful
Prime Mover
Stone Henge
St. Charliott
City League sets doubleheader at Electric Park
A crackerjack Jeable baseball hill headlines a City League doubleheader at Electric Park Sunday at 2 PM. Meier's Pharmacy faces league leaders Ahrens & Ott in the opener, followed by Columbus Knights and Steves Sasa & Door Co. in the nightcap. Ed Trimble will umpire both games with Rochelle scoring. Albert Carolus works one game out of town.
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Electric Park
Meier's Pharmacy
Ahrens & Ott
Columbus
Steves Sasa & Door Company
Meier's
Ahrens & Otts
Castro
Knights of Columbia
Steves
Bater
Ed Trimble
Rochelle
Albert Carolus
Trimble
Irish Steak and American Money Jibe At Dublin Inns
Elisha Lee, chair of railway managers conference committee, faults exorbitant profits with a mythic Ireland image. A Washington Star interview recalls an Irish inn tale about a demanding steak and onions, underscoring contrasts with American prosperity.
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Elisha Lee
Conference Committee of
New York
Ireland
Gayly
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