Fort Worth Bronchos Fall to Panthers in Ten run Gaylord
In a rainy final game of the series the Fort Worth Bronchos lost to the San Antonio Panthers 10 to 3. Toner struggled as Robinson shut them down late while San Antonio’s Wallace and Daringer delivered key hits. Eight miscues and eleven San Antonio hits fueled the scoring barrage.
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Rube Robinson
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Broncs
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Metz
Lemon
Howard
Morris
Huber
Wallace
Snapp
North Texas
Mr. Robinson
San Antonio
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Ziaates
Ccceevas
Spencer
Usvnesasiey
Daringer
Fort Worth
Thompson
Jolly
Nance
Kitchens
Robinson
Matthews
Side Lights Fat Man on San Pedro Ave
A dialogic gag notes prize fighting brutality versus baseball. The Fat Man remarks on jeering as he defends the struggling contestants and compares refereeing to an umpire's duty letting players endure a loss. The piece uses street scene banter to contrast sports ethics and crowd behavior.
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San Pedro Ave
Amps Incident Leaves Slim Alibi Hope
Spencer pulled shoe string yesterday and Jolly copied it, leaving little chance to alibi the incident. The episode could have been worse.
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Spencer
Matthews Dominates Texas League Game
Matthews stands out in the Texas league as he runs his game while others falter.
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Matthews
Postoffice Beats Sutherland Springs In Baseball clash
The Postoffice defeated the Sutherland Springs Giants 8 to 5 yesterday. Chavez pitched steady, Pinkus hit well, while Johnson of the Springs pitched well despite poor support. Final line shows Postoffice 8 runs on 12 hits and 3 errors, Sutherland 5 runs on 7 hits and 5 errors. Batteries Chavez Pinkus Johnson Humphries.
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Postoffice
Sutherland Springs
Sutherland Springs Giants
Chavez
Pinkus
Swat
Johnson
Springs
R. H. E. Postolnce
Sutherland S
Bisons and Giants Split Texas League Doubleheader
In Houston on June 26 the Bisons and Giants split a doubleheader. First game ended 2–0 with Munsell vs Rose in a strong pitching duel, Dallas scoring twice in the eighth. Second game Houston won 7–1 behind Hornsby as Dallas managed only four hits and a late infield run.
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Houston
Tex
Bisons
Giants
Munsell
Rose
Dallas
Hornsby
Bader
R. H. F. Houston
Allen
Moran
Donnelly
R. H. E. Houston
Sand Crabs Shut Out Indians In Galveston
Brandt pitched a 1 to 0 shutout for the Sand Crabs over the Indians, allowing only two singles. The Indians failed to score in the fourth as Saveland advanced to third on an overthrow and a fielder’s choice, with a later play at the plate.
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Galveston
Tex
Brandt
Sand Crabs
Indians
Saveland
Cook
Cowan
Kane
James
Jackson
Kruger
R. H. B. Galveston
Oklahoma City
Erloff
Lingenfelder
Noyes
Helm
Waco and Senators Divide in Fast Texas Series
In Austin on June 26 the Nav igators and the Senators split two tight games. Taylor pitched for Austin, winning 2 to 1 in the first and losing 3 to 2 in the second as Price scored the decisive run on Pennell's tenth inning error.
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Pennell
Austin
Tex
Navigators
Senators
Price
R. H. E. Austin
Taylor and
Hinninger
Ogles
Carson
Chandler
Caperton
Seass
Waco
Mhinninger
Smith and Meek
Turner Captains Decide Not To Add New Players
Turner captains met at Turner hall on Sunday and ruled out adding new men for the middle of the schedule. Teams short of players will be forced to roll a blind as only two weeks remain. Next game Tuesday night features Philips versus Haubold. No postponed games remain after the schedule ends.
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Turner
Turner Hall
Philips
Haubold
Stowers Defeats Elks 13 to 4 at Krisch Park
Stowers hammered Elks 13 to 4 at Krisch Park as Crevnstine pitched well and hit a home run. Durret scored on Gross’s ninth inning safety after two outs, boosting Stowers’ late rally. Elks turned two of three double plays, with Cravenstine and Froe bel, Groesbeck, Guenther, Wilcox, and Armbrust listed among players. Umpire was Marshall.
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Elks
Krisch Park
Crevnstine
Lance
Gross
Durret
R. H. F. Stowers
Cravenstine
Froebel
Groesbeck
Guenther and Wilcox
Armbrust
Marshall
Conover Cubs Top Oakland Nine 19 to 2 in Lopsided Win
Conover hammered Oaklands 19 to 2 as Tromlitz held the visitors to few runs. Ackerman homered. Garcia Hoffman Gothard and Stahl also powered the bat. Polk starred in defense with Walker and Noland aiding the infield. Piat stood out for Oaklands. Batteries: Tromlitz and Gothard for Conover. Piatt Martin House Mellinger Platt Regal for Oaklands.
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Tromlitz
Oaklands
Ackerman
Garcia
Hoffman
Gothard
Stahl
Polk
Walker
Noland
BE. Piat
R. H. EB. Conovers
Tronlitz
Piatt
Martin
House
Mellinger
Platt
Regal
Temble
Wardner wins Gulf States tennis title in New Orleans
Henry Wardner of Chicago defeated Harvey MacQuiston of Beaumont 6-3 6-4 8-6 to win the championship at the Gulf States tennis tournament. Waidner captured the challenge singles from Paul D. MacQuiston. Doubles went to the MacQuiston brothers over Waidner and Wallace Johnson 6-2 5-7 2-6 6-3. Matches were moved to Sunday due to the Memphis opening.
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New Orleans
Gulf States
Henry Wardner
Chicago
Harvey MacQuiston
Beaumont
Waidner
Paul D. MacQuiston
MacQuiston Brothers
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Memphis
San Antonio Hardware tops Dalkowitz 7–3 in amateur play
Holbrook pitched well for San Antonio Hardware to beat Dalkowitz 7 to 3 as McFall and Altman starred. Substitutes were used after several winners failed to appear, but the protest from Dalkowitz was dropped. Jokers beat Wolfson 8 to 3 with Tracy’s pitching and Hummell and Dix defense leading the win.
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San Antonio Hardware
Dalkowitz
McFall
Altman
B.S. Hardware Co
Holbrook and
Stahl
Freeman
Huntress
Jokers
Wolfson
Hummell
Dix
Tracy
Weichline
Anderson
Lacy
Nealy
Jokers edge Phillies 7 to 6 in afternoon game
Dreiss pitched well for the Jokers as Polk and Cunbos fielding helped secure the win. The Jokers compiled seven runs on 14 hits while Philadelphia managed six with misplays noted in the field.
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Dreiss
Polk
Cunbos
Weichline
Dresch
Lopez
Zuercher
Samuels
Boerne Sox Tame Washer Brothers In Loud 14-0 Victory
Boerne Sox routed Washer Brothers 14 to 0 as Guerd ner allowed San Antonio aggrega tion two hits. Drake made a brilliant Washer catch. Lockhart and Boerne schedule games in Boerne on July 2 3 and 4. Batteries Gueldner Kaiser Hummel Mockert. White Caps split a doubleheader with Red Caps 3-1 and 1-0.
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Washer Brothers
Guerdner
San Antonio
Drake
Washer
Lockhart
Boerne
Gueldner
Kaiser
Hummel
Mockert
Households Sweep Doubleheader At Krisch Park
The Household team won both games yesterday afternoon at Krisch Park. They defeated a picked Eleventh Cavalry team 10 to 1 in game one with Toepperwein homering in his first appearance, then routed the Four Seasons 22 to 6 in game two behind strong hitting and solid defense.
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Eleventh Cavalry
Toepperwein
Rh. HH. E
Meyers Beats Southwestern Telegraph in 5-2 Victory
Meyers pitched a scattered hit game as his team defeated Southwestern Telegraph 5 to 2. Blalack hit a home Far as R. Blalack contributed. Batter notes show Meyers and Bodet behind the plate with Rotzler and McGowen in the field.
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Meyers
Saul Watson
Southwestern Telephone Company
Blalack
R. BH
Dalkowitz
Telephone Co
Bodet
Rotzler
McGowen
Games Today Oklahoma City in San Antonio
Oklahoma City plays San Antonio as part of a slate that also includes Dallas at Austin Waco at Houston and Fort Worth at Galveston with regional matchups featured across Texas venues.
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P.C Waco
Oklahoma City
Port. Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Austin
Waco
Houston
Fort Worth
Galveston
Beeville in Bay City Brownsville in Corpus Christi
Beeville and Bay City are listed alongside Brownsville and Corpus Christi in a regional reference. The note connects Victoria and Laredo as part of the same area listing. No events or actions are described.
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Pea
Brownsville
Victoria Ee
Corpus Christi
Bay
Laredo
Beeville Ees Cee Ee
Beeville
Bay City
Victoria
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's American League Action
In American League play yesterday Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 4 while Cleveland split a doubleheader, winning 8 to 0 and losing 2 to 8 against St Louis in two games.
Detroit in Chicago Cleveland in St Louis
An item references Detroit in Chicago and Cleveland in St Louis with Philadelphia in Boston and Washington in New York. The brief mentions cross city matchups or pairings, indicating a regional context without providing dates or outcomes.
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Seer
Philadelphia
New Or
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Ee Seer
Washington
St Louis
St. Louis
New York
National League Scores Include Chicago Win and Reds Victory
In a National League card, Chicago defeats Coe 4 to 2 while Cincinnati improves to 5 and 1 on the season with a win. St. Louis falls 1 to 2 in their game, rounding out the brief standings update.
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Chicago
Coe
Cincinnati
St. Louis
City Pairings Across Historic Rival Cities
Brooklyn hosts New York as Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh while Boston plays Philadelphia in a set of regional matchups highlighting cross city competitions.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Southern League Scores Report
Memphis defeated Nashville 6 to 0. Montgomery beat Birmingham 6 to 1. Chattanooga won 4 to 0 over New Orleans. Mobile defeated Atlanta 4 to 1.
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Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile
Atlanta
P.C
Regional Matchups Highlight Cross State Rivalries
Memphis faces Nashville while Chattanooga meets Atlanta and Birmingham hosts Montgomery. The series shifts across Mississippi and Alabama with nearby city pairings noted in regional play.
Bermudas and Buds Split Pair in South Texas League
In Laredo Texas on June 26 the Bermudas and Rose Buds split a twin bill with slugging from Howard Wakefield and Brewer. The Buds won 9 to 4 in game one while Victoria edged Laredo 8 to 7 in game two. Liefers Ramos Wright Underwood and Frances Bozarth Galm and Gerhardt starred for the locals with strong support from Gambrell and Davenport and umpire Hurlburt called both games.
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Buds
Laredo
Tex
Rose Buds
Union Growers
Howard Wakefield
Brewer
Victoria
R. H.E. Laredo
Ramos
Wright
Underwood
Frances
Bozarth
Galm
Gerhardt
Hurlburt
Gambrell
Davenport
Lowry
Knaupp
Roosters Stop Ball Game In Bloomfield Field Clash
Two combative roosters delayed a local ball game in Bloomfield New Jersey for about 30 minutes when they fought in front of the grandstand. Players and spectators watched as bets mounted until the larger bird killed the smaller and the game resumed.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Bay City Beats Beeville 5 2 with Abell Homer
Bay City rallied with five runs in the sixth inning highlighted by Abell's bases loaded homer as Hornbeck shut Beeville down. Rice Eaters won 5 to 2 at home with Hornbeck in superb form. Beeville managed two runs early but never recovered.
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Bay City
Tex
Abell
Hornbeck
Rice Eaters
Beeville
Anhelier
Schultz and
Brammel
Davern
Danny Goodman and Jack Roberts Boxing Match Planned
Chicago June 26 Danny Goodman and Jack Roberts have been matched for a twenty round bout in the Chicago area within the next two weeks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Danny Goodman
Jack Roberts
Pelicans blank Brownies 9 to 0 in Corpus Christi contest
Corpus Christi powers past Brownsville 9 0 as Taylor dominates with wretched backing. Wiley steals home and Wetzel shines on the mound. Wetzel and Merrit win the battery while Taylor and Helm and Gerhardt handle field duties.
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Tex
Pelicans
Taylor
Corpus
Brownies
Wiley
Wetzel
R. H. E. Corpus
Brownsville
Merrit
Helm
Gerhardt
Speckles
Racing at New Braunfels Driving Club Meeting
New Braunfels Texas report on the city driving club’s first meeting drawn a crowd of about two thousand. A free barbecue pleased spectators as plans to invite San Antonio horsemen for the next meet are announced. Racing results include Major Lockhart on Major Lockhart first in the 2:30 trot with Red Tito second and Ranger Wilkes third. 2:30 pace with Bismarck first. 3:00 pace Texas Tito first Prince Hal second. quarter mile dash John first Ball second. motorcycle race Won by Walter Sippel. foot race Won by Ernest Stein.
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New Braunfels
Tex
San Antonio Horsemen
Major Lockhart
Red Tito
Ranger Wilkes
Bismarck
Texas Tito
Prince Hal
John
Ball
Walter Sippel
Ernest Stein
Good board like mother's at the Jefferson
A fragment notes a board like a mother’s phrase at the Jefferson location on 442 Sohedad Street. It references a street scene and local setting without further context or names.
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Mother’s
the Jefferson
Sohedad Street
Plan to Save Minor League Baseball Sparks Reform Proposal
Dr. F R Carson president of the Central Baseball league unveils radical changes to be proposed at the national board of arbitration meeting in October. He says minor leagues face destruction unless rules are amended to require class B clubs to deposit $1000 and class C D leagues to deposit proportionally smaller sums to prove financial capability.
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South Bend
Ind
F. R. Carson
Central Baseball League
National Board of Arbitration
Carson
National Association
National Commission
Two Army Camp Baseball Doubleheader Delivers Tight Finish
In a maneuver division series at the army camp, the Thirteenth Infantry routed the Hospital Corps 16 to 2. The Fourth Field Artillery edged the Fifteenth Infantry 5 to 4 in a late drama with Daggett’s pitching sparking a comeback.
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Fourth Field Artillery
Fifteenth Infantry
Daggett
Fifteenth Foot
R. H. B. 18Th Infantry
Hospital Corps
Dawson
Balintine
Sweet
Saffer
Smith
Captain White
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R. H. B. 15Th Infantry
Hill, Moser
Bankston
Prescott
Sergeant Maddeux
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