Dallas Giants Triumph Over Pronchos At League Park
Dallas Giants defeated the Pronchos 7 to 3 at League Park on Monday afternoon after a five-run first inning. Ogle started strong for Dallas while Sewell closed the game with steady pitching, limiting the Nags after the first and fifth frames. Key moments included Smith’s first-inning homer and Brownlow’s two timely hits driving in runs.
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Westerzil Triumphs Over Dallas 7 to 4 in Tilt
San Antonio wins 7 to 4 as Westerzil bats key runs. Smith homered and Stealers steal bases with Bagegan, Stupp, and Josephson contributing. Pitchers Sewell and Harding yield seven and four runs. Wotell and Ens drive RBI while Stupp to Brownlow to Snedecor turn double plays.
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Pirates Defeat Gassers in Low-Scoring Galveston Victory
Galveston defeats Shreveport 3 to 2 as five of eight Galveston hits go for extra bases. Gudger is nearly unhittable except for a sixth inning. Ferry receives strong support from the defense and bullpen.
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Houston 11, Waco 4 in Bunts and Runs
Houston pounded Sage from the start and outhit Waco. Grubb relieved Sage after the seventh. final score Houston 11, Waco 4. Notables include Hemingway, Citrano, Frierson, and Newnam contributing for Houston.
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Southern League scores show Mobile and Chattanooga wins
In Nashville Mobile defeats Nashville 1 0 as Allison and Schmidt hold foes to one run. Chattanooga tops New Orleans 7 3 with Townsend, Higgins driving runs. Little Rock beats Atlanta 8 5 after a late comeback, with Lafitte Brennan Perkins and Hardgrove Holmquist Rumler delivering in the mound and at bat.
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Nas Turtium, Noted Thoroughbred, Dies in Kentucky
Nas Turtium, renowned race horse and sire, died of heart disease at the stud of owner George J. Stall in Lexington on Monday. The death marks a loss to its racing lineage and breeding operation in Kentucky.
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Potchernicks to Meet in City League Gathering
The Potchernick baseball team of the City Baseball League will hold a Wednesday night meeting at Krisch's park. All members are urged to attend, said Manager Gaubatz.
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Texas League standings and results recap
Monday results show Dallas 7 San Antonio 3, Houston 11 Waco 4, Galveston 3 Shreveport 2, Fort Worth 1 Beaumont 0. Tuesday matchups: Dallas at San Antonio, Waco at Houston, Shreveport at Galveston, Fort Worth at Beaumont.
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Baseball Scores and Pairings Listed for Evening Games
Rain affects Pittsburg Chicago match up while Boston holds a 5 to 9 record and Philadelphia 1 to 5. New York leads at 11 to 1 with Brooklyn at 8 to 2. Cincinnati and St. Louis both 4. Matchups include New York at Brooklyn, Boston at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Cincinnati, and Pittsburg at Chicago.
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American League Standings and Monday Results
The American League standings show Cleveland leading with a 60 35 record and a .633 winning percentage followed by New York Boston Washington Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and Detroit in order. Monday results feature Cleveland defeating Chicago 2 0 Detroit 3 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 8 Boston 5 and Washington 9 with remaining scheduled games: Philadelphia at Boston Washington at New York Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis.
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Colts Seek Opponents and Catcher for Juvenile Team
The Cadena Colts want a game against a juvenile team averaging 15 years old and seek a catcher. Call Crockett 6143 after 7 30 p m and ask for An adres.
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Panthers 10 clash with Nags Wednesday at League Park
The Fort Worth Panthers open a three game series at League Park starting Wednesday afternoon. Jakey Atz leads the club as the Bronchos’ pitching staff seeks recovery. The Bronchos push the league leaders hard, while the Nags could steal a single win in the set.
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New York Defeats Brooklyn in Doubleheader Battles
In the first game New York wins 11 to 8 at Brooklyn, with Perritt Schauer and Rariden providing key hits while Brooklyn struggles. The second game ends Brooklyn 2, New York 1 as Marquard and Miller secure the win for Brooklyn.
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Boston Wins Pair Over Philadelphia In Two Games
In a Philadelphia doubleheader Boston defeated Philadelphia 5 1 in the first game and 9 5 in the second game. Pitchers for Boston were Reulbach Hughes Gowdy and for Philadelphia Rixey Bender Killifer. Cincinnati edged St Louis 5 4 at Cincinnati with Jasper Gonzales for St Louis and Schultz Wingo for Cincinnati.
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Panthers Beat Beaux Oilers in Low Scoring Tilt
Fort Worth edges Beaumont 1 to 0 as five Oilers hits fail to score. Trotter allows only one run while Hollender snares a liner to double McMahon off first. Summary notes two-base hits by Tarlton Betta and McMahon.
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Great Plains Women’s Tennis Field Draws Top Southwest Players
In Kansas City on June 27 local experts praised the speed of play at the Great Plains tournament as it moved into day two. Winners advancing from Monday’s preliminaries include Irving Murphy of New Orleans Marguerite Davis of St Paul Alice Prendergast and Lesley La Beaume of St Louis.
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Open Championship Qualifying Opens in Minneapolis
Play in the qualifying rounds of the national open golf championship began at the Minnikahka Club links in Minneapolis. J. J. McDermott, winner in 1911 and 1912, was expected to arrive, with former champions Alex Ross George Sargent Fred McLeod and Walter Hagen also entered.
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Joint Installation Held by Masons in Burleson and San Antonio
Burleson Chapter No 21 Royal Arch Masons and San Antonio Council No 14 Royal and Select Masters held a joint installation Monday at the Masonic Temple. New officers include Nathan K. Tracy as high priest and F H Bradford as thrice illustrious master with several other named officers listed for both bodies.
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Poisoning by buttermilk sickens three in Texas
Mrs. Charles Dower, her son Charles Jr. and Miss Mary Dower were poisoned yesterday after drinking buttermilk in Beeville Texas. Prompt care prevented severe illness and by this morning they are much improved though still ill.
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Harvest Drive In Budapest To Speed 1916 Crops
Budapest reports radical harvest measures by Hungarian agricultural societies to mobilize all nonessential labor, including local authorities and prisoners of war, at fixed wages. A separate anecdote from a police court recalls an amused elderly prisoner jockeying for a seat as the “Black Maria” transported arrestees.
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Libre Belgique mystifies Germans with stubborn Brussels prank
Berlin reports say the Belgian anti-occupation weekly Libre Belgique continues to publish despite German efforts. Editions arrive at the German governor general's desk with notes of goodwill while staff remain anonymous and distribution remains hidden. a Brussels crowd toys with a German reporter, while Dutch papers recount the paper's secretive, selfless operation.
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Rat steals glasses in Evansville stable incident
John Stark a merchant chased a rat that knocked his glasses into a hole where they formed a yoke in the rat’s path. The rodent escaped with Stark's lenses. Stark dug but found nothing and believes the glasses are still carried by the rat.
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Cattle Fear Dog in Bardwell Incident
Cattle feared a dog during a Bardwell event as E W Benson reported a novel encounter in Arlington Kentucky.
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E. W. Benson
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