Twilight Ball Draws Big Crowd as Bronchos Beat Houston
Unusually large attendance marks first twilight exhibition with the Bronchos defeating Houston 9 to 3. Gene Cocreham pitched well for the home club while Buffaloes hitters collected six singles. Perryman’s Craig delivered fourteen hits, driving in nine runs as Frank Gibson starred at the plate.
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Bronchos
Houston
Gene Cocreham
Moundsman
Homelings
Buffaloes
Perrymen
Craig
Frank Gibson
Frank
Bronchos Rally Boosted by LeBeau and Stewart in Texas Tilt
San Antonio nips Houston 9 to 2 as LeBeau and Northen spark an early lead with two base hit and sacrifice plays. Stewart drives in runs with a two bagger and Gibson adds a key single. Knaupp and Cocreham deliver late-inning support as Buffaloes rally but fall short.
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Broncs
Perry
Stewart
Northlen
Chick Knaupp
Fort Sam Houston
Keystone
Newnam
le Beau
Northen
Jie Beau
Buffaloes
Hlings
Dodd
Knaupp
McDonald
Hale
Ikomelings
Sykes
Gibson
San Antonio
Craig
Beau
Benson
Cocreham
Gilson
Buffs
McCarty
Hronchos
Gibson le Beau
Noyes
Houston— AG
tMcCary
W. Iknaupp
Ib Nixon
Frierson
Cl S
Cyair
Rowlola EL LeBeau
Sorthen
Houston
Northen Perry
Gibjson
W. Knaupp
Courcham
Leleau
Hbson
Dallas nips Shreveport in tenth on Schlliebner three bagger
In Dallas Texas on June 25 the game kept tied at 4 until the tenth when Dutch Schlliebner hit a long triple to center driving in the winning run as Billy Patterson singled. Wilson pitched for Shreveport and Lewis for Dallas with nine hits each allowed. Ens and Callahan homered for Shreveport and Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Schlliebner
Billy Patterson
Wilson
Shreveport
Lewis
Ens
Callahan
Shreveport Atr OH. O. A
Os Brown
Brannon
C . Tahinian
Hunglin
Inninan
FCO
O'Rourke
Reaza
Seltiebner
Honeahan
Callahin
Mailana
Shreve
Milter
Waco
Fort Worth
Davis
Stow
Sf Kircher
Wittle
Duckeon
Ee Sears
If Kerns
Ety Conwell
Hb Hale
Uh Jacobus
Wacas
Makan
Damier
Duddy
Ana Ann Ono
Hiffman
Jamas
Kieehor
Jacobus
Basa
Carom
Wace
Waco Jt
Batame
Manchester
Hoffman
Erwin
Camp Stanley Hosts Self Defense Drills and Bout Night
Camp Stanley A M G trains men in self defense with boxing and wrestling bouts. Highlights include a 140 pound class draw between Private Le Fort and Private LeMdeur and a late round KO by Shorty Le Vleur. A 150 pound match saw Kaempf retire after two rounds while Rainbolt faced heavy exchanges. A 160 pound wrestling match between Private Midavng and Private Heater ended in a draw.
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Troop M
12Th Cavtalry
Nickerson
Goodwin
Troop Cy 14Th Cavalry
Sergeant Lockwood
Company
1233Rd Wield Signal Battalion
Private Schultz
Troop C
14Th Cavalry
Murray
304Th Cavalry
Schultz
Lockwood
Pune
Caswell
Wreats
Camp Stanley Y ¥. MG. A
Sone
Casswell
Wreath
Irrank Monaco
le Fort
Troop A
LeMdeur
Company C
328Rd Vield Signal Battalion
Toomey
Trop B
Shorty
LeVleur
Rainbolt
Troop DL
Ith Cavalry
Kaempf
324Rd Field Signal Battalion
Kaempff
Midavng
423Rd Wield Signal
Heater
Stevenson Jor
323Rd Signal Corba
Early Baseball Scores from New York and Washington
In New York the Yankees lost to Boston 3 to 2 after a late rally. Westa and Bush combined for the visitors while Agnew and Hannah secured the save. Philadelphia edged Washington 2 to 1 in Washington with Gregg and Perkins handling the mound duties for the Phils. Chicago fell to Detroit 9 to 6 as Cleotte and Jacobs worked the battery for Chicago and Ines and Spencer for Detroit.
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Boston
New York
R. J. i. Westa
Bush
Agnew
Muosridge
Hannah
Chicago
Detroit
R. HE
Cleotte and
Jacobs
Ines and
Spencer
National League and American League Box Scores Roundup
Baseball results from Cincinnati New York and Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Chicago with final tallies and battery lines. Key performances include Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 2 and Chicago 14 Philadelphia 2.
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Chicago Cena
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Ada Cincinnati
St. Lows
Brookly Rs
Ba Ag
Fisk Takes Game From Court of Honor Club at Brackenridge Park
Fisk team led by Dietzman defeated Court of Honor Club 7 to 3 at Brackenridge Park. Dietzman pitched effectively, allowing three hits while fanning eight with solid support from Vogler Krause and Bennett. Gunkel, Ledger brothers strong in field. Amman started for Court of Honor and was relieved by Eberhardt who allowed six singles and four runs in three innings. Tamplin says Wire boys to meet Fredericksburg team June 30.
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C. W. Russ
Court of Honor Club
Brackenridge Park
Dietzman
Fisit
Vogler
Krause
Bennett
Gunkel
Fhre Boys
St. Ledger
V. Ledger
Favorite Wins Brooklyn Handicap In Fast Time
Cudgeel the 4-year-old by Broomstick Eugenia Burch owned by Commander J K L Ross wins the Brooklyn Handicap over the Queen's County Jockey Club track one mile and a furlong. Roamer second George Smith third with a time of 1 50 1 6 just one second off the track record. Winning owners pocket 4850 in prize money. Eight horses started. several withdrawn including Recant and Damrosch.
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New York
Cudgeel
George Smith
H. P. Whitney
Borrow
Roamer
Ticket
Miller
Recount
Damrosch
Motor Cup
Wesley Hogan
Southern League Monday results shake up standings
In Monday play the Birmingham and Mobile teams split results as Chattanooga lost 6 to 2, Memphis fell 11 to 2 to New Orleans, and Atlanta was blanked 0 to 0 against Little Rock with Nashville postponing after the team failed to arrive.
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Birmingham & Mobile
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock- Nashville
Cudgell Wins Stretch Duel as Hull Bros Beat Seeger Co
Cudgell moved from sixth to pass rivals in the stretch and challenge Roamer. George Smith finished third, Hol ister beat Hendrie for fourth, Wesley Hogan sixth, with Ticket last. Hull Bros. beat Seeger Drug Co. 681 to 343 as Jaeckle and Hull led the win with key hits and pitching.
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Cudgell
Flying Roamer
George Smith
Holister
Hendrie
Wesley Hogan
Borrow
Ticket
Hull Bros
Seeger Co
Hull Bros. Co
Seeger Drug Co
C. Jaeckle
J. Hull
J. Balmos
Ed Jaeckle
Hogan
R. H. E. Hull Bros
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Japanston
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Royal Typewriter
Potchernick-Haak Typewriter CO
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George McManus
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Schliebner
American Association
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Houston Vate
Washington
Gregg and
Perkins
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
R. H. EL
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Schneider
Alien
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Cheney
Oeschger
Adams
FISK
United
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E. A. Seidemann
S. Medina Street
Telephone Crockett
Texac
100 Per Cent Tobacco House
The
Travelers’ Cigar Shop
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Adv
Edward Lawler
Syracuse
N. Y
House of Commons
FT. Worth
League Park
Gunter Hotel Newstand
Gunter
Percy Tyrrell
ST. Anthony
Service A la Carte
T. B. Baker
Menger
Old South
Southland
the Menger
Army
Edwin H. Lee
Southern Pacific
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