Rookies rally to defeat Giants in Game II final inns
The Bronchos comeback with three runs in each of the eighth and ninth frames, topping the New York Giants 7 to 4 at League Park. Key hits from Dunckel, Simmang, Doyle, and Kauff capped a late surge, while Stewart and Palmero mounded well early before the rally.
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Larry Doyle
Elmer Pott
Harry Stewart
Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
Brainerd
Thorpe
Hunter
Farrell
Doyle
Benny Kauff
Feds
Kauff
Martin
Burch
Barney
Palmero
Doyleites
Cook
Simmang
Miller Huggins
McGraw
Merkle
Broncs
Cap” Leidy
Dunckel
Higgy
Ritter
Earl
Hatton Ogle
Waco
Ogle
San Antdonio
Bs OA
B. Baggan
Balenti
Ib Dunckel
Motel
Meester
Coen
Mamet
Cfsacs
Ade
MGEDG
San Antonio Wendell
Pott
New York
Stewart
San Antonio
Wendell
Wes
Ahrens and Ott Defeat Sams Co in City Tenpin Clash
The Ahrens and Ott bowling team beat Sams Co in three matches to surge to the league lead after a tight night at Grand alleys. Sams Co opened with 931 927 loss but rallied in later games 880 859 and 953 891. Eddie Kohr led with 620 total across two games while Elmendorff added 583 for Sams Co.
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Ahrens & Ott
Sams Co
Roy Reeder
Eddie Kohr
Ahrens & Ott Quint
Eddie
Elmendorff
Reeder
Mitchell
Wahl
Thomas
Weimers
Ben Pinkus
Wolff & Marx and
Joske
Bond Breaks Record in Y M C A Standing Broad Jump
The YMCA business boys held their weekly standing broad jump event. Jack Bond won with 9 feet 3 inches, setting a new record. Frank Erben took second, Rudolph Steffler third, Jules Reim schissel fourth. Bond led individual honors with 9 feet 3 inches. Walter Janert was second at 8 feet 9 inches, Alvin Icke third. Individual points: Rudolph Steffler 11, Alvin Icke 10, Erich Menger 5, Jack Bond 5, others scattered.
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Business Boys
Jack Bond
Frank Erben
Rudolph Steffler
Jules Reimschissel
Walter Janert
Alvin Icke
St Paul Defeats Browns In Arkansas Tilt
St Paul of the American Association beat the St Louis Browns second team 10 to 5 in Fort Smith Arkansas. Slow fielding and loose pitching eased St Paul to the win as the game progressed. Batteries for St Paul were McCabe Hamilton Baumgardner Phillips and Clemons with Finneran Nieuhau s Boardman and Land behind them.
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Fort Smith
Ark
American Association
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Daivert
McCabe
Hamilton
Baumgardner
Phillips
Clemons
Finneran
Nieuhaus
Boardman
Land
Marshall
West Ends Want Game For Sunday Morning
West End Independent baseball team seeks a Sunday morning game at Krisch's Park with any unbooked opponent. Call Crockett at 7064 to arrange.
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West Ends
West End
Krisch's Park
Crockett
Willard Top-heavy Favorite In Ten Round Fight With Moran
New York March 22 Willard the champion enters a ten round title defense against Moran with odds at three to one in his favor. Moran seeks a surprise upset relying on a newer shift and relentless pressure while Willard trains for ten rounds, showing improved motion and power since his Havana battle.
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Willard
Moran
Frank
State Athletic Commission
Meran
Cicles
Johnson
Havana
Griffo
Corbett
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
McCoy
Coffey
Walter
Gunboat Smith
Savage Bombardier Wells
Jack Johnson
Buffs Blank Cards 1-0 in Thirteen Innings
Houston Texans blanked the St Louis National regulars 1 to 0 in thirteen innings marking a second straight win over a big league lineup. Fast fielding defined the game with standout plays and a list of players including Rose Edmondson Allen Jenkins Steele Meadows Warhop Snyder Gonzales.
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Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Welsh Beats Bloom in Brooklyn Lightweight Bout
Freddie Welsh the lightweight champion outboxed Phil Bloom in six of ten rounds in a Brooklyn bout Tuesday night. Welsh won the first four rounds, Bloom swept the next four with aggression, and Welsh held after a hard right cross in the eighth before finishing strong in the final rounds.
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New York
Freddie Welsh
Phil Bloom
Brooklyn
Welsh
Bloom
St Marks Episcopals Triumph In Local Sunday School Final
St Mark's Episcopals beat Laurel Heights Methodists 31 to 15 in the second championship game at the Y M C A on Tuesday night. St Mark's needs one more win. Laurel Heights must take three straight. Gish led the victors with 16 points, Wells topped Laurel Heights with 9.
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Laurel Heights Methodists
St. Mark's
Laura’ Heights
Laurel Heights
Gish
Hall
Tobins
Haas
Wells
Spencer
Watson
HISOE
Dee
Cea
DC Rye A En Pee Fe
Tom
Cve Kans Verorus
Mills Engraving Quint Takes Forfeited Contests In Commercial League
Mills Engraving Company's quintet won three games by forfeit over Maverick-Clarke in the Commercial League, posting grand series totals of 876, 939, and 864. Metzke led with 600, Riley had 227 in game two, and all five Mills players surpassed 500 with 200-plus games common.
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Mills Engraving Company
Maverick-Clarke
Metzke
Riley
Mills Tribe
Gascos
Ransom & Silsbee Quints
Mrs. Scholl's Team Takes Turner League Wins
Mrs Scholl's ninepin squad defeated Miss Dalling's team twice in the Turner Ladies League on Tuesday. Scores read 257 to 253 in a tight opening game and 269 to 204 in the second.
Santel Retains Light Heavyweight Title in Two Falls
Ad Santell the light heavyweight champion defeated Jess Westergaard of Des Moines Iowa in a wrestling match here on Tuesday winning in two straight falls.
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Ad_ Santell
Jess Westergaard
Des Moines
Iowa
Ivy No. One, No. Two Beat Fairfax In B Games
Fairfax lost twice to Ivy League squads on Tuesday. The first team won 33 to 8 with Sinclair and Maurer scoring. Keiffer guarded well as Hull led Fairfax. The second game ended 24 to 6 with Basala and Bencini starring for the Ivies.
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Ivy
Sinclair
Maurer
Keiffer
Hull
Basala
Bencini
Longhorns Take Opening Game From Rice Institute
Texas University won 4 to 1 in a baseball game at Austin, scoring all runs in the seventh inning after being outhit 6 to 5. Rice Institute tallied in the eighth. M Thomas and Wooten pitched well for Texas and Rice’s Fouts and Longely led at the plate with two base hits. The teams meet again Wednesday afternoon.
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Tex
Texas University
Rice Institute of Houston
Texas
Rice
M. Thomas
Wooten
Fouts
Longely
Thomas
L. Hart
Clyce
Heart Dilation Kills Boxer in Philadelphia Bout
Andrew Crowley, a featherweight boxer, died from acute dilation of the heart caused by exhaustion after collapsing in the third round against Michael Malone in Philadelphia. The coroner's jury found no fault by Malone. Crowley died minutes after the bout.
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Philadelphia
Andrew Crowley
Michael Malone
Malone
Robert Wade the checker wizard arrives in city for exhibition
Robert Wade of Portland known as the wizard arrives in San Antonio for a 3 PM Thursday exhibition at the YMCA. He offers a cash bonus for any defeated opponent and will play blindfolded if requested. Wade tours the South, undefeated thus far, with notable showings in Temple and Austin.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Wizard
San Antonio
Tex
Austin
Wonder
Pittsburg
Wade
New York Holding Pugilistic Carnival
New York March 22 Leading up to the Willard Moran bout here and the boxing carnival surrounding it draws crowds and attention as promoters advertise the event and athletes prepare for the matchup.
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New York
Willard-Moran
Marshall sets new world chess records in Washington
Frank J. Marshall of New York, U S chess champion, played 105 games in a Tuesday night simultaneous exhibition in Washington D C. He won 82, drew 15 and lost 8 to establish new world marks for games played at once and for games won. The prior record, 100 games, was set in Munich in 1911 by H Fahrni.
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Washington, D. C
Frank J. Marshall
New York
United States
Marshall
Munich
H. Fahrni
Intermediates Stage Two Events At Y M C A
The Y M C A Intermediates held two athletic events and a basketball game. Fessler won the fence vault at 5 ft 6 1/2 in, Joyce second, Riley third. point totals 5 3 1. Riley won the hop-step-jump at 23 ft 11 in, Fessler second, Herndon third. Riley 5 points, Fessler 8, Herndon 1. Basketball: Riley’s team beat Fessler’s 21–11. Cross and Hill led winners, Fessler starred for the losers.
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Forrest Fessler
Robert Joyce
Harold Riley
Fessler
Joyce
Riley
Henry Herndon
Esscesestes
Aubrey Schofield
Ernest Green
Cccessequune
George Sexauer
Ts da Rage
Sss Obatake Ok
Whitlock Zander
Forrest Fesseler
Bruce Cross
Harold Hill
Forest Fessler
Memphis Beats Browns In Eight-Run Rally
Memphis defeated the St. Louis American League team 6 to 8 after Koob’s wildness helped the hosts score five runs in the eighth inning. Davenport, Koob, Parks and Hartley opposed Chapman, Kerr, Tilman and Ruel in a high scoring spring training game played in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Browns
Tenn
Koob
St. Louis
Davenport
Parks
Hartley
Champman
Kerr
Tilman
Ruel
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