Detroit and Cronchos 10 Glagh Twice
Detroit and Cronchos 10 Glagh twice as Hughey Jennings' Tigers prepare for two games with Jen nings' Bronchos. Left-handed pitching targets and farm system names appear as Benson pursues a pennant in Texas League play in early season maneuvers.
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Detroit and
Cronchos
Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Tyrus Cobb
Jennings
Seidy
Ogle
Stewart
Harding
Harrison J. Benson
San Antonio
Alamo City
Benson
Georgesman
Leidy
Nags
Pace quickens for first box nominee amid City League heat
Harding shows speed in workout at League Park as he readies for a Tiger showdown. Cap Bush announces lineup for Wednesday with Stanage and Cunningham among starters and the City League challenge heightens.
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Tigers
Harding
League Park
Through
Leidy
Cap
Ahrens & Ott
Mitchell
Tam Bush
Maisel
Cobb
Crawford
Veach
If. Burns
Young
Stanage
C. Cunningham
Champions Win Matches at North and South Championship
Mrs. R. H. Barlow, holder of North and South and Philadelphia titles, and Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, ex national and British champion, won their Monday matches and advance to Tuesday’s semifinals in Pinehurst. Survivors in the championship division include Mrs. Z Scammell and Mrs. J R Price of Oakmont Club.
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Pinehurst
N. C
R. H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Z . Scammell
J. R. Price
Oakmont Club
Nationals Edge Nationals In Spring Exhibition Clash
In Tampa on March 28 the Philadelphia Nationals defeated the Chicago Nationals 8 to 7 in a spring exhibition. Batteries: Adams Fortune and Fish for Philadelphia. Hendrix Bailey and Fischer for Chicago.
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Tampa
Fla
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago Nationals
R. H
CBS
Adams, Fortune and Fish
Hendrix
Bailey
Fischer
Giants Defeat Buffaloes in Corsicana Exhibition
The New York Giants first team defeated the Houston Buffaloes 6 to 4 in Corsicana Texas on Monday. Doyle hit a home run as the standout moment. Batteries were Benton Kramer Wendell for the Buffaloes and Dooin Napier Allen for the Giants. The Tigers were scheduled to play Houston the next day.
Gas Company clinches hold on pinnacle in Commercial Tenpin League
Gas & Electric Company bowling team won two of three against Telephone squad on Monday night with scores 955 to 816 and 803 to 790, losing opening game to Hello combination 805 to 846 as they seize undisputed first place. Wagenfehr led with 634 total, aided by McHugo 527 and Savage 519, while Heilig 541 and Stevens 540 starred for Telephone. Captain Armbrust was within two pins of 500.
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Gas & Electric Company
Gascos
Gas Company
Quint
Mills Engraving Company
Wagenfehr
Heilig
W. S. Stevens
Telephone Company
McHugo
Savage
Victory
Armbrust
the Traction Com
Pany
Maverick-Clarke Company
Quints
W Schwartz
McHugo Teen
Aes
Heieck
Hudson
Hatch Is Champion Of Temporary Nine At Brackenridge
c B Hatch Jr defeats Will McIlhenny 3 to 2 to win the inaugural municipal golf course championship at Brackenridge Park. Hatch earns the cup presented by Stan ton T. Smith as the Finals conclude the event's championship flight.
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C. B. Hatch Jr
Brackenridge Park
Will McIlhenny
Stanton T. Smith
Links
Hatch
Aee
le Seo Eook
Melhenny
Roe
Sdene
Dhe Seis
Gilbert Tops Herrick In Eight Round Bout
Dick Gilbert of Denver outpointed Jack Herrick of Aurora Illinois in eight rounds in Memphis. Gilbert earned the decision in a Monday night match.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dick Gilbert
Denver
Jack Herrick
Aurora
Ill
Moran Willard Receipts Hit 150608 at New York Bout
Official receipts from the Willard Moran bout in New York last Saturday night totaled 150 608. The state will receive 11 295. State Athletic Commission Chairman Fred A. Wenck on Monday praised the conduct and organization of the match.
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New York
Fred A. Wenck
State Athletic Commission
Wenck
Wilde Defeats Smith In London Flyweight Bout
Jimmy Wilde, English flyweight champion, knocked out Li Smith, former champion, in the third round of a 15 round match held in London on Monday afternoon.
Sporadic Low Score Drama in City League Bowling
A mix up left Wolff & Marx short-handed against Sams Co as Low Score rules were tested. Sams Co claimed all three games by forfeit, but the league lacks clarity on double Low Scores. The writer argues the handicapped Wolff & Marx deserve their one win and urges spirit of sport in bowling.
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Wolff & Marx
Sams Co
Normal Beats Coronial San Marcos Nine in Ninth Inning Rally
Normal defeated Coronial 13 to 10 in San Marcos after a tied 10–10 game. Lloyd and Jamar hit home runs, Lindsey doubled, driving a late rally in the ninth. Batteries: Deviney and Lloyd for Normal, Covers, Jamar and Cone for Coronial. Umpire Oliver.
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San Marcos
Tex
San Marcos Normal
Coronal
Normal
Lloyd
Jamar
Lindsey
Willow
Deviney
Cone
Oliver
Cavalry Inspector Reports Texas Texas Guard Tours
Captain John D. Long inspector instructor of cavalry Texas national guard returns from inspections of units in Texas Louisiana and Oklahoma and will file a report with the war department. Major A R Sholars of Orange and Adjutant General Hutchings discuss guard matters with no orders yet issued for mobilization. Travel ad shows Eagle Pass to Southern Pacific fare.
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Austin
Tex
John D. Long
Texas National Guard
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
War Department
A. R. Sholars
Orange
Third Infantry
Hutchings
Adjutant General's Department
English light-heavyweight title bout ends in points defeat
London match saw Dick Smith lose on points to Harry Reeve after 20 rounds Monday night, in a title fight that kept spectators engaged as the decision was rendered.
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London
Dick Smith
Harry Reeve
Pieper’s Team Wins Senior Class Event at Y M C A
Pieper’s squad won the senior class series snap for distance under the bar at the Y M C A Monday night. Rex Logan captured individual honors with 8 feet 7 inches, while J M Hall and Floyd Smith followed in the top spots. Team standings credited Pieper five points, Hall three, Boone two, and Robins one.
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William Pieper
J. M. Hall
Willard Boone
Jack Robins
Rex Logan
Pieper
Hall
Boone
Norman Anders
Arthur Lancaster
Carl Behring
Jack Flaherty
H. R. van Slyck
Roy Quillian
Joe Naylor
Jean Mason
Floyd Smith
Charles Wight
Gilbert Cox
Joe Tell
Nelson
Robins
H. W. Green
Arthur Pfeil
Freeman Crain
Frank Reynolds
Bruff Reagan
Jeune Post
Vaes Pvs
Ase
Gaubats
Piavinong
WINS 42 GAMES OF 46 PLAYED AT ONCE
Robert Wade of Portland Oregon showcased mastery at the Y M A in Texas winning 42 games while drawing two and losing two on 46 boards. Henrickson Burkholder defeated Wade, Redfern Parker drew, and Wade’s performance signals strong form for the national tourney in Pittsburg. Dodgers Beat Athletics in Daytona with Cutshaw driving in a key seventh inning triple.
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Robert Wade
Portland
Oregon
United States
Y. M
W. G. Henrickson
A. R. Burkholder
Wade
John Redfern
W. H. Parker
Mr. Wade
Texas
Henrickson
Burkholder
Parker and Redfern
Pittsburg
Dodgers
Athletics
Daytona
Fla
Sams Co Wins Odd From W and M Quint
The Wolff & Marx bowling quintet, missing Bill Quinn and Hardy Howard, lose two of three to Sams Co in City League jeries at Grand alleys. Sams wins second and third games 890 848 and 898 808 led by Pat Thomas 606. Captain Bless leads Wolff & Marx with 599. Roy Reeder aids Sams with 576 and a 212 game.
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Wolff & Marx
Bill Quinn
Hardy Howard
Sams Co
Jerieys
Wolff & Marx Quint
Sams
Pat Thomas
Bless
Roy Reeder
Thomas
Ahrens & Ott
Lowther Bros. Quints
Sams Co. Name
Ttk Reeder
Elmendorff
Pameme Taki Ges
Peoria
Sicces
Thomas «Os
Toirie- Vative
Pirates Shut Out Kansas City in Training Camp
Pittsburg Nationals from Hot Springs defeated the Kansas City American Association team 4 to 0 in their training camp. Kansas City managed only three hits off pitchers Mammaux and Miller with strong Pittsburgh defense and pitching.
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Pirates
Kansas City
Arkadelphia
Ark
Pittsburg Nationals
Hot Springs
Kansas City American Association
Mammaux
Miller
R. H. E. Wing
Blackwell
Wilson, Cochreham, Humphries, Smith and Berry, Hardgraves
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International News Service
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Olly Maggie
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Barlow
Campbell
Quakers
Commercial Tenpin League
Tee Swift & Co
Ransom & Silsbee
Mills Eng. Co
Traction Co
Maverick-Clarke
St. Lewis
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St. Louis
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C. A. Baird
Gunter
Gilbert
Herrick
Aurora Bay
Reds
Pelicans
New Orleans
Cincinnati Nationals
New Orleans Southern Association
Herzog
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Reicum Rae
Schultz
Moseley
Clark
Covaleski
Walker
Deberry
S. Lucchese
E. Houston
Autoitivery CO
Travis
Crockett
D St
Alamo
Toledo
John J. Sullivan
Corbett
Captain Long
Eagle Pass
Lim
Southern Pacific
Reeve Bests Smith
JE. Fels
Columbia, S. C
University of South Carolina
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Commodore Barry
American Bowling Congress
Commodore Barrys
Chicago
Sutherland Springs
Rilling
Blesi Sg Ous
Mushall
Roach
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