Bronchos Top Nags 9-0 In Fort Worth Rubber Game
Clyde Barfoot shutout the Fort Worth Nags as the Bronchos exploded for nine runs. Key hits in the fifth and seventh inning fueled the scoring while LeBeau Hale Perry and Northen contributed runs and bases helped by errors and a double steal. Crowd turnout drew sharp crowd reaction at the game.
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Clyde Barfoot
Fort Worth
Nags
Clyde
LeBeau
Hale
Bronchos
Knaupp
Sykes
Gibson
Barfoot
Northen
Perry
Erry
Cotton Knaupy
Sykex
Kerns
Stewart
George Blackburn
Dallas Giants Rally Past Houston in Extra Nine
Dallas Giants shot ahead early and hung on for a 8 to 4 victory over Houston. Gene Mowe started on the mound for Dallas and aided by strong hitting, the visitors broke a tie in the seventh inning and pulled away with seven runs as the game progressed.
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Houston
Tex
Dallas Giants
Gene Mowe
Sven
R.H.O. A. EE
Calla Seevee
Mattlek
Schitehner
Patterson
Nokes
O'Timurke
Dowie
Confrere
McCarty
Dodd
Shreveport Edges Waco In Tight 3 2 Defeat
Shreveport beat Waco 3 to 2 as umpire calls and errors shaped the game. Mckay and Craig produced Waco runs with Craig scoring on a foul-ball play, and Hungling scored on a wild throw. Rezze and Prannon added ninth inning scoring for Shreveport.
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Waco
Tex
Shreveport
Mckay
Craig
Leslie
Mokan
Hungling
Murphy
Pahlman
Rezze
AD. R
Dames
Duddy
Sasee Hollman
Meyers
Nts
Waco Ae
Hoffman
Ptolen Biuees
Piruck Ou
Mevers
Hoffman Leslie
Wace
Burk Named Manager of St. Louis Americans
Jimmy Burk, veteran ball player and former Detroit adviser, was appointed manager of the St. Louis Americans by club president Phil Ball to replace Fielder Jones, who resigned two weeks earlier to enter the timber business. Burk previously led Louisville, Kansas City and Indianapolis clubs in the American Association and played for the Crowns this season after growing up in St. Louis.
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Ball
Jones
St. Louis
Lovall
Jimmy Burk
St. Louis Americans
Phil Ball
Fielder Jones
Burk
Crowns
Detroit
Tigers
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
American Association
San Antonio Baseball Schedule Adjusts Saturday Start Time
The San Antonio club shifts Saturday games to 4 40 PM to suit twilight viewing and T B M fans. A Sunday double-header will begin at 2 30 PM, with the first game on schedule and no off-day between the two.
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San Antonio Baseball Club
Edward Kearney Dies in Saratoga at 75
New York obituary notes Edward Kearney a longtime figure in trotting races and horse shows. He gained fame driving trotting horses, notably winning a 1880 sleigh race with King Charles against Midnight driven by John D. Rockefeller. He also helped promote boxing legends James J. Corbett Jack Dempsey and George Dixon.
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New York
Edward K. Kearney
Saratoga
Mr. Kearney
King Charles
John D. Rockefeller
Inter
Janes J. Corbett
Jack Dempsey
George Dixon
Standing of the Clubs Texas League
Play today features Fort Worth at San Antonio Dallas at Houston and Waco at Shreveport with top contenders aiming for early season momentum.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Waco
Shreveport
San. Antonio
Baseball Scores From A League Doubleheader
Boston loses to New York 5 to 7 at New York as Bush and Agnew share duties for the Bruins while Mogridge Caldwell and Hannah fail to hold. Detroit shuts out Chicago 16 to 1 at Detroit with strong Boland Yelle pitching. Washington defeats Philadelphia 8 to 0 at Washington in the opener and repeats 3 to 2 in the second game with Perry and Perkins, Shaw and Picinich delivering.
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New York
Bush
Bader
Agnew
Mogridge
Caldwell and
Hannah
Philadelphian
Washington
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Perry and
Perkins
Shaw and Picinich
New York Downs Boston in NL Baseball Showdown
In Boston the Giants beat the Red Sox 10 to 4 as Causey Ross and Anderson form a strong battery for New York. Chicago triumphs over Cincinnati 7 to 1 with Douglas Carter Kil liffer on the mound. Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 5 to 2 behind Grimes and Miller. Pittsburgh ties St. Louis 3 to 4, with Doak and Gonzales closing. Also notes sizable Goodyear dirigible production in Akron.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Ss
Brooklyn
Louis Eeeae
Infantry Team Defeats U S Guards In Fort Sam Games
The Nineteenth Infantry Company Io baseball team beat the United States Guards 12 to 8 on Monday and 11 to an unknown on Wednesday at Fort Sam Houston. Pitcher Caiers fanned twelve in the first game, with Hood Smyth and Allen delivering key hits. Captain Cooley contributed in center field and Rice starred at first base.
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Company Io
Nineteenth Infantry
United States Guards
Fort Sam Touston
Company IF
Camp Stower
Caiiers
Rice
Hood Smyth
Allen
Cobble
Cooley
Country Club To Hold Big Independence Day Golf Tournament
The United States Golf Association and American Red Cross announce a Liberty tournament on Independence Day. San Antonio Country Club hosts a bogey eighteen hole medal event with entry capped at one dollar, handicap cards required, and a dinner dance at 4 PM with advance reservations by 3.
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The
United States Golf Association
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Annd
United States
San Antonio
Country Club
Preliminaries For Big Camp Tournament At Camp Stanley
Friday June 28 will host final boxing and wrestling preliminaries at Camp Stanley for the Jay tournament. The committee on athletics chair Glenn Worden disputes earlier Camp Stanley bout reporting and promises corrections.
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Camp Stanley
the Light
Glenn Worden
Worden
The
Light
War Profiteers Must Disgorge in New Tax Plan
A Milwaukee Free Press dispatch predicts a sweeping revenue bill will strip wartime profits from contractors. It describes a forthcoming "grand leveling process" that could reduce vast wealth secured during the war to modest sums, with the government having the final say in profits.
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Federe Treasury
Congress
Treasuries
Federal Trade Commission
Internm Revenue Bureau
Washington
Milwaukee Free Press
Uncle Sam
New Hemp Twine Process Promises Major Wisconsin Impact
Prof. R A Moor of Wisconsin University reports four series of hemp twine experiments as entirely satisfactory. The new system aims to ease the costly sisal fiber market and could bring millions of dollars to Wisconsin. Hemp acreage for 1917 is listed across several states totaling 49 200 acres.
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Wis
R. A. Moor
Wisconsin University
Wisconsin
America
Kentucky
California
North and
South Dakota
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
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