San Antonio Bronchos Win Drizzly Rain-Soaked opener
In Dallas on June 28 the San Antonio Bronchos beat the Dallas Giants 3 to 1 in the first game of a series. Duncan Bats went 4 for 4, boosting the visitors with perfect hitting while Dallas errors aided the Bronchos. Storch scored the lone Dallas run on a hit and sacrifice, as San Antonio capitalized on miscues and steady Davenport support.
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Baseball Leaders Show Joe Jackson Tops Unofficial Averages
Jackson leads in the American League with a .411 average after 90 hits. Cobb and Speaker follow, with Cravath and Crandal leading the National League. Stolen bases are led by Milan with 37, while Eddie Collins is runner up with 27.
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Giants Beat Braves 3-1 In New York Victory
New York defeated Boston 3 to 1 as Doyle and Merkle opened the fourth with singles and scored on wild throws. Tesreau escaped trouble with three double plays while James and Whaling paired with Rariden and Meyers in the batteries.
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Franks Change Name to Hallmark Boys Baseball Team
The A. B. Frank Company reorganizes and adopts the Hallmark Boys name. Players include Hy, Dresch, JL Dresch, Brice, Lightner, Houston, Naylor, Judmier, Wright, Wheeler, Davis and King. Call King at 959 on either phone to arrange games with any team.
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Weasels Sweep Triple Indoor Baseball Card
Weasels win all three YMCA indoor games by one run each. In order, 5 4 against Lions with Warren and Foster scoring, 4 3 over Hyenas as Flaherty fends them off, and 4 3 over Tigers with Warren and Foster handling the battery. Breen Miller Hawk Dittman also feature in the close-show games.
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Hoefgens Sweep Klaus Team In Bowling Doubleheader
The Hoefgen team beat Klaus in both games of a Turner Bowling League doubleheader to gain an edge in the tie bowl-off race. Hoefgen stars Hoefgen and Mayes led with high scores as Klaus briefly led before the spectators and crowd noise surged for both sides. Nie Tengg provided humorous sideline chatter as St. Louis Club II, Lake Forest Ill, June 28 saw the St. Louis Country Club defeat the Kansas City Club 8% to 7% for the mid western polo consolation cup with a one-goal handicap.
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Moran Knocks Out Logan In Fourth Round Here
Frank Moran of Pittsburg knocked out Tim Logan of Chicago in the fourth round of a ten round bout in New Orleans. Also an advertisement notes a big chicken dinner special at Riverside Restaurant with meals priced at 25 cents.
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Texas League Standings and Scores Reported
Yesterdays Texas League results show San Antonio defeating Dallas 8 to 1. Fort Worth beat Houston 2 to 0. Galveston overcame Waco 4 to 2. Beaumont and Austin games noted as postponed due to wet grounds with no completed results.
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Yesterday's Results Show Mixed MLB Scores Across Cities
The report lists results with New York 3 4 Chicago, Washington 2 5 Philadelphia 0 11, St. Louis 8 Detroit 3, Chicago 3 Cleveland 2. Scheduled games include Cleveland in Chicago, St. Louis in Detroit, Philadelphia in Washington, New York in Boston.
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baseball scores from multiple leagues and cities
American Association results include Pittsburg 14 over St. Louis 3 and Cincinnati 6 over Chicago 1. Brooklyn 6 over Philadelphia 1 and New York 3 over Boston 1. Other matches show Columbus 810 over Piechappelle Louisville 4 and St Paul 8 over Kansas City 1. International League notes Baltimore 5 over Toronto 1 and Jersey City 8 over Montreal 1. Southern League results include Memphis 2 over Atlanta 1 and Mobile 3 over Nashville 1. New Orleans Chattanooga game noted as wet grounds.
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Seniors Defeat Business Boys in Second Game
The Seniors of the Young Men's Christian Association beat the Business Boys 18 to 12 in the second game of the series. Causey struck out fourteen and walked four for the Seniors, while Pieper was relieved by Hauser in the eighth. This marks the Seniors first victory over the Business Boys. The final match is postponed for a few weeks due to player vacations.
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Dodgers Beat Phillies in Double Two Baggers Clash
Brooklyn exploded for six runs on eighteen hits led by eight two base hits as Stack shutout Philadelphia through seven innings. The Dodgers won 6 to 1 on a recent afternoon at Philadelphia with Fisher and Killifer appearing for the Phillies bats.
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Galveston Tops Waco in Opening Series Game One
Galveston won 4 to 2 as eight hits by Ogle’s squad produced key moments. Frierson and Hopkins doubled for Galveston with Edmiston contributing. Waco’s Yardley and Wohlleben produced two runs, but the Pirates fell short in the first game of the series in Waco.
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Gunboat Smith Beats Boer RoDel in Madison Square Garden Bout
Gunboat Smith of California defeated George Rodel the South African Boer in the third round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Rodel was knocked down twice and the referee stopped the fight after a final right to the jaw left him unable to continue.
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Pittsburg Defeats St Louis in 12 Inning Tilt
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 4 to 8 in twelve innings yesterday afternoon. Wilson Kommers and Colemans sacrifice fly powered Pittsburg’s winning rally while Kommers had three hits and Miller two triples and a single. St Louis used three pitchers to Pittsburg four, with Adams Cooper Cam nus Robinson and Coleman for St Louis and Burk Perritt Harmon Wingo for Pittsburg.
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Cincinnati Reds take third straight over Chicago 6-1 victory
Cincinnati won its third consecutive game against Chicago 6 to 1 in Cincinnati. Benton pitched four hits allowed and seven bases on balls, with one free pass proving costly. Chicago managed a single run in the first inning while Cincinnati added six unanswered runs. Batteries Smith Bresnahan Benton Clarke.
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Washington and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader
Washington won 2 to 0 in the first game while Philadelphia took the second 11 to 8. Johnson held visitors to no third base in the first game as Hughes and Gallia struggled in the second and Houck was knocked out in one inning. Batteries: Brown Lapp Johnson Ainsmith for Philadelphia. Houck Bush Schang Gallia Harper Henry Williams for Washington.
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Sox Thump Naps Chicago as Falkenberg Wins
Chicago defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 after Falkenberg walked in the decisive runs. Cicotte started and held the visitors to two runs until the seventh when three hits produced two for Cleveland. Jackson returned for Cleveland while Chicago used Russell after Cicotte left.
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Red Sox Take Two From Yankees In Doubleheader
Boston beat New York 10 to 3 in the first game and 6 to 4 in the second. Leonard allowed four hits in the opener while Keating was tagged for seven runs in the fifth. Fisher faced Boston batters in the nightcap as the Red Sox tallied four late runs.
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Browns Cop Again Detroit in 8-3 Win
St Louis defeated Detroit 8 to 3 as Wielman pitched well for the Browns and Hall struggled walking six across six and a third innings. Stanage starred with a throwing display turning back four would be base stealers and nabbing another at first.
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Nolly Kalsomines Shuts Down Buffs In Fort Worth Opener
Fort Worth Texas June 23 Nolly Kalsomines and his spitter held the Buffs to two runs as Fort Worth won 2 0. Two triples by the Panthers produced the decisive offense while Ray was sharp for Houston despite four Fort Worth hits. Roy Aiken, former Panther, signed by Houston. box score details follow.
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French Fight Ends in Draw Meets Mobbed Referee
In Paris the 20-round bout between American lightweight Frank Madole and Swiss Albert Badoud ended in a draw after the referee was mobbed by spectators who believed Madole had won on points. Police cleared the hall.
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Fort Houston Polo Postponed After Rain
The polo match between the Third Field and the Third Cavalry was postponed due to rain and will be played at an unspecified time to decide the Fort Houston championship. An old time breakfast sausage offer is advertised at twenty five cents per pound.
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