Bronchos Top White Sox In Texas League Clouting Show
San Antonio defeats Chicago 6 4 at Texas League park after three home runs by Boggus and Goodwin. Errors by Chicago helped the Bronchos despite being outhit, with Zeider, Metz, Meehan and Collins contributing in a back and forth afternoon. Goodwin and Bett s pace the San Antonio rally as Bog gus adds two long balls for the victory.
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Goodwin
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Buell promises better weather for Sox Bronchos series
Major Buell of the local weather bureau concedes he has issued discouraging forecasts. He vows improved conditions, stating he has arranged with Washington to ensure perfect playing weather for the Chicago White Sox and the Bronchos in the San Antonio series.
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Washington
Department of the Federal Government
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Sox Train at Home Lot Under Doc White Watch
Acting Manager Doc White led the Sox veterans and youngsters through drills at the home lot this morning. White in uniform joined the session as the infield showed improved form and quick fielding. Several San Antonio prospects could be kept near Chicago for recall, with infielders proving especially promising.
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San Antonio
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago
Hat Store Ad at 321 Alamo Plaza
Short ad for a two dollar hat shop located at 321 Alamo Plaza with phone contact options. Includes Call n Taxi service and two phone numbers for contact.
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Alamo Plaza
Union
White Sox arrive in San Antonio as Scott joins squad
Manager Doc White of the Chicago Americans notes a poor showing by his team yesterday at Texas League park and vows improvement. Pitcher Jim Scott arrives in San Antonio and is slated to start against the Bronchos tomorrow. Scott, with five years in Chicago, is described as a key right hander for Comiskey's club in the race for the pennant.
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Texas League Park
Jim Scott
San Antonio
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Doc
White
Scott
Broncs
Chicago Americans
Charlie Comiskey
Commercial League Teams Show Class
The four clubs in the Commercial league opened Sunday at Krisch Park with a doubleheader. The Households defeated the Chapas 7 to 1 while the Washer Orioles beat Aetna Life 9 to 4. Tracey pitched a near no hit game for the Households and Hofman and Stiehl sparked the Orioles.
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Aetna Life
Underwood
B. Chambers
Hardy
Shiner
Hofman
Stiehl
Mergle
Chapa Reds
Tracey
Garza
F. Garcia
J. Garcia
Doaley
Washer Orioles
Battery Work Boosts Texas Eagles Past St Louis Juniors 5 4
In a Sunday baseball game the Texas Eagles beat the St Louis College Juniors 5 to 4. Featured were strong battery work from Melcher and Garza and standout hits by Ziegler including a three bagger. Cody made a sensational left field catch. Umpire P Nieschweltz.
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Garza
Houston
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Cubs Win 8-6 Over Lytle’s Team In Sunday Ballgame
The Cubs defeated Lytle’s squad 8 to 6 on Sunday afternoon. Frequent disputes over calls marred play, but the winners’ strong battery work stood out. Scoring: Cubs 0200311300 8 runs 12 hits, Lytle’s team 012002001 3 runs 8 hits. Batteries G Lamm Matthews for Cubs Greene Flaherty Stahl. umpire Hutzler.
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Flaherty
Stahl
Ide Hutzler
No Wind Broken Men for Manager Chance
Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs bans cigarette smoking by his pitchers after summoning the staff and warning of heavy fines. The rule aims to build wind through roadwork and strengthen legs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frank Chance
Memphis
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Champs Trim Buffalos in 11 3 Victory
World champions hammered Houston in a March 25 game, scoring 11 runs to 3 behind early hits from Lord Oldring Murphy and Strunk. The cold day hampered both clubs as Mack dominated Houston pitching while Coombs Plank Morgan Krause and Lapp faced Foster Rose Edmundson Allen Reynolds and Buster.
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Oldring
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Krause
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Eagan
Foster
Rose
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Allen
Allen, Reynolds and
Buster
Dispute Over Inning Does Not Deter Washer Athletics Win
The Washer Athletics defeated Milam 9 to 8 at the South Flores street diamond on Sunday. A late dispute over whether it was the eighth or ninth inning stalled play briefly but the Athletics upheld the ninth inning and finished ahead. Gittinger and Butler powered the Athletics with key hits while Krisch Garza and Zelle contributed later runs as umpire Graham oversaw a close contest.
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Butler
Pete
Krisch
Garza
Zelle
Graham
Clothes Lentz Tailors Stand Out For Style And Quality
The shop boasts a distinctive character and stylish individuality appealing to good dressers. Men prefer custom work here, believing they gain more from a suit than elsewhere. Lentz, Tailor.
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Lentz
White Sox arrive in Georgetown to meet Southwestern
Manager Jimmy Callahan brings the Chicago White Sox division to Georgetown Texas to play Southwestern University this afternoon. Most regulars will start the game and a large crowd is expected as university classes recess for the event.
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Jimmy Callahan
Chicago White Sox
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Callahan
Carr Cancels Kansas City Games in Beaumont Weather
The Kansas City club of the American Association cancelled games here due to bad weather. Manager Charles Carr said it is unlikely the Blues will be seen in action during their stay in Texas, with yesterday and today’s games called off.
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American Association
Charles Carr
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Texas
College Lads Beaten by Stowers Club in City League
The Stowers club defeated St. Louis College 5 to 3 on the Colleges diamond. A three run rally in the eighth inning turned the tide after a close game, with Meyers Froehel Maurer Rothe in the batteries and Cartwright Pascal as umpires.
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Birds in Long Flight in Lone Star District Races
The National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers held a 100 mile old bird flight in McAlester Oklahoma. Birds were released at 6 25 am and the first arrived at 5 28 pm. E S Peterson won with three birds, followed by William Rotzler and F J Mergele in second and third places.
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E. S. Peterson
William Rotzler
F. J. Mergele
Juniors Clash as Halff Brothers Win on Camp Street Diamond
The M. Halff and Brother's junior baseball team defeated Harlandale Juniors 9 to 5 on Camp Street Sunday. Hauser and McCue led the winners with strong hitting while Wheeler caught for the losers. Halff Brothers will meet Olive Street Juniors next Sunday on the High Bridge diamond.
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Unholz to Box Hyland in Windsor Lightweight Bout
New York lightweight Joe Hyland meets Ruby Unholz the Boer fighter in an eight round Windsor A. C. boxing card scheduled for next Wednesday. The match adds a notable international angle to the Windsor event.
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Windsor
Ont
Joe Hyland
New York
Ruby Unholz
Windsor A. C
Teams Play Classy Ball In Sunday Baseball Clash
Nationals defeated St Anthony college 6 to 2 on their diamond. Henckle’s third base work and Collins pitching highlighted the contest. Both infields showed classy play as the game moved fast and held interest throughout.
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Flury
Thamm
Taillon
Senators Routed by White Sox in Austin Exhibition
Downey's Senators were decisively beaten 7 to 1 by a White Sox lineup with eight regulars in Austin. Peters dominated on the mound for Chicago while Callahan, in a rare appearance, played left field. The White Sox piled up 14 hits including four for extra bases by Bodie Kuhn Weaver Peters and Callahan.
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Sox
Parrish
Agston
Jimmy Callahan
Callahan
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Lord
Kuhn Weaver
Chicago
George Smith
R. H. White Sox
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Parris
Ashton
Stars Lose to Chapa Reds in 11 Run Defeat
The Chapa Reds beat the Sea Stars 11 to 1 in 10 innings at the International & Great Northern diamond yesterday afternoon. Star players were P. M. Gallagher R. Marx and A. Wol. batteries were R. Marx and A. Wolf for the Reds and Farias and Brown for the Stars.
Hornsby Sold to Kansas City Club for 750
Eve tt Hornsby premier pitcher for the Houston club last season has been sold to a Kansas City American association team for 750 dollars. He reported the Kansas City club at Waco today.
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Houston
Tex
Eve Ett
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Texas
Kansas City
Tigers Smother Naps In Sunday Baseball Rout
The No. 9 Tigers overwhelmed the Naps Sunday afternoon by a wide margin. Morris pitched for the Tigers while Kelly and Hart sparked the offense with key hits as White Horse Tavern notes the event.
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Morris
Tige
Kelly and
Hart
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