Dallas Wins A Hot Battle From The Nags
In a Sunday Texas League clash at League Park Dallas defeated San Antonio 4 to 3. Dee Commits a death by own action by attempting to steal home with Cook at bat, ending a late rally bid. Dee also hit a center field drive with two down in the eighth but was retired.
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League Park
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Frank Browning
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Welch
Sewell
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Cook
Johnny Baggan
Stark
Baseball box score notes with Browning Stewart Sewell
In the game Browning struck out Dee 2 and Ena Stewart 1 while Stewart struck out 1. Browning issued four walks to Dallas and five to Stewart with Sewell one. Stewart hit Smith with a pitch. Dallas left eight on base while San Antonio left nine. The game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes with umpire Vitter.
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Josefson
Crouch
Smith
Whiow
Ween Snedecor
Carroll
Browning
Sneer Sewell
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R. H.C. A Baggan
Stark
Wotell
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Sewell
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McCandless
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Baggan
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Stewart
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Houston Beats Waco Malmquist's Triple in Ninth
In a tense finale at the park, Houston edged Waco as Malmquist drilled a ninth inning three for a potential comeback, but the rally fell short and the home team held on for the win.
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Malmquist
Gassers Pound Pirates in Ragged Galveston Victory
Shreveport pitchers issued nine walks as Galveston won 13 to 2 in a rough game. Barfoot and Dashner both struggled, giving up multiple runs while Napier and Napier aided the offense with key hits and stole bases for Galveston.
Tigers Beat Lone Star in 6–0 Shutout
Dutch Ludwig pitched a one hit shutout for the Tigers against Lone Star of San Antonio City League. Harris opened with the lone hit but was retired. McCarty struggled but an outfielder miscued for four runs. Ludwig earned his third straight shutout. Next Sunday the Tigers host Marion.
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Tex
Ludwig
Southpaw
Lone Star
San Antonio
Harris
McCarty
Tigers
Marion
R. P E. Lite
Orig Ios
Cece
Butler
Grayson Street Juniors Triumph In Close Sunday Game
Grayson Street Juniors Sun day defeated the Tiger Juniors 5 to 4 on the XXX Pearl diamond Sunday morning. O’Brien and Denison led the winners with Denison collecting two doubles, while Kunkel was the standout for the losers. Final line shows Grayson St. 593 runs, Wisers uiss 462. Umpire J. Kunkel.
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O'Brien
Denison
Kunkel
R. H. E. Wisers
Uiss
Grayson St
C. Kunkel
Volger
Dutch
Corley
Huge
Schultze
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Texas League Sunday standings and results
Dallas beat San Antonio 4 to 3. Houston defeated Waco 4 to 3. Beaumont topped Fort Worth 2 to 1. Shreveport crushed Galveston 13 to 2. Play resumes Monday with Dallas at San Antonio Waco at Houston Shreveport at Galveston and Fort Worth at Beaumont.
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San Antonio
Houston
Waco
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Galveston
Pet
Beaumont Seen
Junior City League opens with first series wins
The San Antonio Junior City Baseball League opened with the Comanches, Austin Streets and Little Jokers winning. Comanches defeated St Gerard's 7 to 4 led by Musa with two doubles and two singles. Austin Streets beat Terry Bears 8 to 1 as Hull led hitting and McMellen excelled on the mound. Little Jokers routed Hood's Pharmacy Juniors 18 to 0 behind Morris twirling and Kelly, Live and Monahan at bat.
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Little Jokers
Comanches
St. Gerard's
Musa
Rennart
Cervantes
Delgado
Terry Bears
Hull
McMellan
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Sunday American League Results Reveal Close Finishes
Chicago defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 in eleven innings while St. Louis beats Detroit 8 to 3 and 2 to 1 respectively in Sunday action.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Sports matchups listed for major league cities
Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit in St. Louis. The brief note outlines upcoming games with key city pairings and venue hints.
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
National League Results Include Dramatic Scores
Baseball roundup shows Chicago loses 8 to 3. St Louis nicks St Louis 2 to 5 while Cincinnati tops New York 1 to 4. Remaining games feature New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia with St Louis at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Martina Beats Panthers In Beaumont Opener
Martina pitched for Beaumont as they defeated Fort Worth 2 to 1 in the first game of the series. Manda drove in the lone Fort Worth run with a deep center-field homer. Redford pitched seven innings for Fort Worth, while Martina worked the final two for Beaumont.
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Fredericksburg Giants Defeat Boerne White Sox 6 to 2
Fredericksburg Giants beat the Boerne White Sox 6 to 2 in Boerne Texas as Lee pitched nearly flawless five hits and fourteen strikeouts for the visitors while Wedge allowed eight hits for the locals. Charles Saunders dislocated an ankle sliding into second base. Next Sunday Boerne faces the Knights of Columbus in San Antonio.
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Roberts Strikes Out 27 in Doubleheader Win and Loss
Owensboro pitcher Lefty Roberts of the Kitty League fanned 27 in 23 innings against Clarksville. He won the first nine inning game 1 to 0 and lost the 14 inning second game 1 to 0. The line mentions twelve hits off his delivery.
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Clarksville
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Motor truck speed control French invention noted
At Kansas City Louisville dominates 9-1 while Kansas City 5-4. Minneapolis matchups show Toledo 2-0 and Milwaukee 7-2 with Indianapolis at St Paul 7-5 and Columbus 0-4. A French inventor proposes a wide bladed horizontal fan mounted beneath trucks to slow or stop them when not running swiftly.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Multiple Baseball Items Mixed From City to City
The report covers varied baseball notes from St Louis Cleveland Detroit and Sandusky. Highlights include a scoreboard error at the St Louis park a waiver move for Bill Mitchell and pursuit of pitching prospects Earl Brooks Dana Filligim John Ferguson and a put in Bay swimming championships plus plans for an oldtimers exhibition at Navin Field and potential annual matchups in New York.
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Jimmy Burke
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University of Michigan
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Dana Filligim
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Put-in-Bay
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Navin Field
New York
Smiths Studio team routs Chapas on Army Post diamond
The Smiths Studio baseball nine defeated the Chapas 14 to 1 in seven innings on the Army Post field. Giraud pitched a one-hit game with eight strikeouts and the Stahl brothers Joe and Ed homered for Smiths. Chapas managed one run on an error in the first inning. Batteries: M Sellenger and Lancaster for Chapas, Ed Giraud and Krause for Smiths.
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Lancaster
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Spinks Returns From Vacation With Stamp Hobby Notes
Spinks claims a life altering vacation spent with a fellow stamp collector. The pair reportedly spent ten days together discussing stamps before Spinks returned home.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
City League double bill ends with close wins at Electric Park
Ahrens & Otts beat Meier's Pharmacy 3 to 1 as Hicks held a hit until the seventh inning. Knights of Columbus edged Steves 5 to 3 in eleven innings in a high‑tension, fast game with aggressive base running.
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Colleges Lead Nation In Baseball For The Season
On a percentage basis Columbia Tufts Harvard and Syracuse top the country with strong records. Columbia claims the championship with 18 wins and 1 tie in 20 games. Navy ranks fifth and Army tenth. In Chicago 6838 families total 1596 people including 805 children and a bathtub for every 20 households.
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Columbia
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Harvard
Syracuse
Navy
Army
Chicago
St. Louis and Cincinnati Baseball Scores From Cincinnati and Chicago
In Cincinnati and Chicago games, St. Louis split a doubleheader. First game ended 27 to 13 in favor of St Louis after late surges. pitchers Steele Ames and Gon zales toed the mound for St Louis. Second game saw St Louis win 5 to 4 as Meadows Williams and Ames matched Mosely Dale Knetzer Wingo for Cincinnati. In Chicago, Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 8 to 3 with Kantelehner Jacobs Cooper Wilson McConnell Archer Fischer handling mound duties.
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Ames
Gonzales
Toney
Schneider
Meadows
Williams
Smith
Mosely
Dale
Knetzer
Wingo
Pittsburgh
Chicago
R. i. E. Pittsburg
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Cooper
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McConnell
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Baseball doubleheader results at St Louis and Chicago
Detroit and St Louis split a twin bill with St Louis taking the opener 8 2 after Detroit led by 7 4. Batteries Cavaleski Boland and Stanage with Weisman and Severoid. In the nightcap Detroit won 3 8 in Chicago Kirk Koob worked for St Louis. Cleveland fell to Chicago 4 3 as Coombe and ONeill combined for the visitors.
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Koob, Groom and Hartley
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Cleveland
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O'Neill
Russell Amd Schalk
Birmingham routs Memphis in Southern League game
Birmingham beat Memphis 8 to 1 at Memphis after taking a 1 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 lead and holding the Tigers to one run. Grimes and Smith shared the mound duties for Birmingham with Kerr and Ruel behind Memphis.
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R. H. E. Birmingham
Grimes and Smith
Kerr and Ruel
Nashville Beats Mobile In Nine Run Victory
In Nashville, the Nashville team scored nine runs while Mobile managed two. Final line shows Mobile with a 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 total of 2 runs, Nashville 3 0 2 0 1 0 x 9 runs, with Ledbetter Juul Schmidt Ellis and Street credited for batteries.
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R. H. E. Mobile
Ledbetter
Juul and Schmidt
Ellis and Street
Abracadabra Charm Against Fever Recalled In Old Times
A Kansas City Times note recalls an old remedy tied to the magical word abracadabra once used as a charm against ague and fevers. The piece discusses its disputed meaning and a triangular dropping form in repeated use.
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War Faults Blamed on Old Bosses Youth Offers Up Lives
A New York peace conference hears Oswald Garrison Villard criticize the aged leadership for war. He says the old must answer for folly and arrogance, while the youth sacrifice millions on the red battlefield. The piece questions respect for age unless it guides wisdom.
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New York
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