Senators Win From Bronchos In Inaugural Inning
In Austin on May 1 the Senators jumped on Cocheran in the first inning scoring four times and held a 5 to 2 win over San Antonio. Peebles allowed six hits, Lemon and Metz led visiting offense, G Smith had three at bats with three bases and a single, while the Bronchos mounted a late rally. The game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes with Spencer umpiring.
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Tex
Senators
Cocheran
San Antonio
Metz
Lemon
G. Smith
Peebles
Eee
Loveland
Cook
Schmidt
Gardner
Gear
Wallace
A. Smith
McDonald
Spencer
Sand Crabs Top Buffaloes 8 to 4 in Galveston
In Texas League action at Galveston over five thousand fans saw the Sand Crabs defeat Buffaloes 8 to 4. Rose struggled but allowed 15 hits as Helm held Houston to nine. James Landreth and Redmond starred. Aull was fined and benched for disputing a call.
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Sand Crabs
Buffaloes
Rose
Helm
Bisons
James
Landreth
Redmond
Aull
Atkinson
Houston
Kitchens
Allen
Brady
Panthers Shut Out Giants in Muddy Fort Worth Game
In Fort Worth Texas Dallas lost to Fort Worth 1 to 0 on May 1 in a muddy game. Fort Worth scored in the fourth on two hits by Liz Torrey. Forsythe left after being hit on the head in the first inning. Batteries Torrey Murphy for Dallas Robinson Ritter for Fort Worth. Umpire Matthews.
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Conovers Top Johnsons in 9-4 Baseball Thriller
Conover baseball team led by Manager Ackerman defeated Johnsons Bronchos 9 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Crevenstein struck out 17 and allowed 5 hits, with Shiner belting a first inning grand shot with three aboard. A. Garcia homered in the sixth as Conovers built the rally, Vic Garcia and Harris among multiple two basers.
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Ackerman
Johnson
Crevenstein
Conovers
Shiner
Crevy
Chambers
McHugo
A. Garcia
Vic Garcia
Harris
Guerra
Hernandez
Clevenstein
R. H. FE
Johnsons
Froebel
Kelly
Hovel
Andy Santleben
Northeast Arkansas League Scoreboard Fragment
In Helena, the Paragould team at 6 stood alongside Helena in a Northeast Arkansas League listing noting team placements.
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Helena
Paragound
Mandino Arrival Sparks Heavyweight Challenge in San Antonio
Italian champion Mandino 205 pounds arrives in San Antonio from Dallas to challenge the Berg Evans winner at Beethoven Hall. He recalls a 57 minute Dallas finish over Sasif Hassane in which Hassane broke a rib, and a Lincoln handicap win over Hackenschmidt. Mandino invites any contender to meet him.
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Dallas
Berg-Evans
Beethoven Hall
Mandino
Sasif Hassane
Hassane
Hackenschmidt
Lincoln
Neb
Berg
Evans
Tigers Rally Tops Indians in Ninth Inning Thriller
Detroit edged Cleveland 5 to 4 after a dramatic ninth inning. Blanding started on the mound for Cleveland before Mitchell allowed three runs as Detroit pulled ahead. White Sox crunched pitchers Criss and George 9 to 1 over St Louis in Chicago.
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Blanding
Mitchell
Tigers
R. H. E. Cleveland
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Land
Works
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Stanage
O'Loughlin
Dineen
White Sox
Chicago
Criss
George Hard
St. Louis
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Lange
Walsh
Sullivan
George
Lake
Stephens
Clarke
Perrine
Sheridan
Hardware Triumphs Over Johnsons In City Championship Bid
The Hardware boys beat the Johnsons 6 to 4 at Krisch's park after a strong pitching effort by Hummel who limited hits per inning. McHugo faltered in the sixth before Chambers closed the game as Hardware built a lead the Johnsons could not erase. B Hovel delivered a home run with Hardyqvare’s team-wide solid play. Hardware will meet Conover next Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
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Krisch's Park
Hummel
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Chambers
Hardyqvare Boys
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Guinn
Conover
Krisch’s Park
New Braunfels High defeats San Marcos in doubleheader
New Braunfels High school swept a Saturday doubleheader against San Marcos, winning 7 to 4 in the opener and 19 to 8 in the nightcap. York and Beseler plus Frieze and Wille contributed on offense, with Bowles and Daulton handling pitching duties in the second game.
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San Marcos High School
San Marcos
York
Beseler
Frieze
Wille
High San Marcos
Bowles
Daulton
Zipp
Orth
Saratogas beat Higgins 6 to 2 in yesterday's game
The Saratogas downed Higgins 6 to 2 with Snyder, Gotthardt, Tromletz, and Lane delivering the batteries. Umpire Hartman officiated as Pa Coulon scours the class for San Johnny while awkward notes about weigh-ins and lineups appear. Roy Corham moves to short with St Joe in the Western league, and Carl Morris faces Albert Palzer in Sapulpa. who is Albert remains unclear.
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Higgins
Rhe Saratogas
Snyder
Gotthardt
Tromletz
Lane
Hartman
Pa Coulon
San Johnny
Roy Corham
St. Joe
Rolly Zeider
White Sox
Carl Morris
Albert Palzer
Sapulpa
Albert
Standing of Clubs and Cities Across Regions
San Antonio leads in its region while Austin hosts a club standings event. Houston trails in Galveston with Dallas and Fort Worth regions showing mixed results. Oklahoma City in Wae appears in regional standings with sparse details.
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Austin
Houston
Galveston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
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Waco
Cleveland at Detroit and more in American League games
The American League slate features Cleveland visiting Detroit, Philadelphia playing New York, and Washington heading to Boston as daily games unfold.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Chicago in Pittsburg. Cincinnati in St. Louis.
Chicago faces Pittsburg while Cincinnati competes in St. Louis in a series of matchups. New York plays Brooklyn with Boston slated for Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg
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Sos Cinko
Brooklyn
Wae
St. Louis
Regional city pairings prompt wider travel routes
The list links New Orleans with Birmingham and Montgomery and Chattanooga with Nashville, while Memphis connects to Atlanta. The items suggest regional transport or cultural ties across southern cities.
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Piya
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Ween
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Tlanta Eee
Mobilen Montgomery
Atlanta
Cubs Rally For 6 4 Victory Over Pittsburg In Batting Duel
Chicago clinched a 6 to 4 win in a high scoring NL game at Chicago. Pittsburg led early as Camnitz struggled, but Chicago staged a sixth inning rally with three extra base hits, an error and a single to pull ahead. A ninth inning push by Pitt kept the game tense before final outs. Umpires were Finneran and Rigler.
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Camntitz
Pittshore
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Kling
Gardner
Gibson
Finneran
Rigler
At Vicksburg Rain Halts Slow Game Between Teams
In Vicksburg a game between Vicksburg and Jackson was scoreless through five innings before rain halted play in the sixth. Both teams remained tied at 0 as delays continued.
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Wolgast Heads West for Burns and Moran Fights
Lightweight champion Ad Wolgast sails to California aiming to fight Owen Moran and Frankie Burns in 20 round bouts. He plans May 27 in Los Angeles with Burns and July 4 in San Francisco with Moran while awaiting May 5 court action over the Wolgast Memsic dispute.
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Owen Moran
Frankie Burns
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Los Angeles
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Mirran
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Chattanooga Triumphs Over Memphis on Errors
Chattanooga defeated Memphis 9 to 4 in a Southern League game played in Memphis. Baerwald hit a home run for Memphis, but five costly errors by the hosts helped Chattanooga fuel the win. Batteries: Moore and Higgins for Chattanooga, Dickson Finlayson and Donohue for Memphis.
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Baerwald
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Higgins
Dickson
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Donohue
Birmingham Defeats Mobile in Nine-Run Game
Sexton pitched for Birmingham in a near shutout, allowing Mobile only a scratch hit through eight innings. In the ninth Birmingham pushed across six runs to win 6 to 1 as Mobile managed one tally. Batteries: Sexton and Pratt for Birmingham, Clark Manuel and Cadman for Mobile. Umpire Hart.
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Manuel
Cadman
Umpire
Hart
Victoria Beats Bay City 1-0 In Key Pitchers’ Battle
Victoria won 1 to 0 over Bay City in a tight game decided by Colgrove’s timely hit. Tower pitched well for Bay City while Henderson and McCormick starred defensively for Victoria. Batteries Tower Sweet Colgrove Powers. Umpire Davein.
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Tower
Colgrove
Henderson
McCormick
Tower and Sweet
Powers
Davein
Beeville Beats Laredo In Rough Texas Ball Game
Beeville defeated Laredo 14 to 8 in a hard hitting contest. Errors marred both sides as Gambrell was pulled after wildness and Fulton left the box for Laredo. Final: Beeville 14, Laredo 8 with 12 hits and 13 errors.
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Beeville
Fulton
Gambrell
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Fulton, McDowell and Brammel
Corpus Christi shuts out Brownsville 5 to 0 in opener
Corpus Christi defeated Brownsville 5 to 0 as Napier and West were knocked out after two innings. Hellman relieved and held the Pelicans to a better showing. Brownsville used thirteen players in a wide effort to improve. Batteries Wicker Brynes West Napier Hellman Killough. Umpire Grover.
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Brownsville
Napier
West
Brownies
Hellman
Pelicans
Corpus
Browns
Scores From Regional Matches Showcase Narrow Wins
In St Paul St Paul defeated Toledo 4 to 0. Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 13 to 6. Milwaukee won against Louisville 7 to 6. In Kansas City Columbus triumphed over Kansas City 7 to 5 in game one and 4 to 3 in game two.
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Mutt and Jeff Coupon Offered By Light Premium Dept
Coupon and 50 cents redeemable for one bound book of Mutt and Jeff cartoons and sayings sold at The Light Premium Department on Losoya Street next to the Lo Soya Hotel. Mail option priced at 65 cents.
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Equestrian tourney proves big success at Hermitage ranch
The Hermitage ranch at Alamo Heights hosted an equestrian tourney under Paul Ranie and Dr. J A Edmonds. Officers and enlisted men competed in flat races, polo pony events, and steeplechases with close finishes and strong showings from units including Eleventh and Ninth cavalry, Signal corps, and Captain Hennessy's command.
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Four Seasons Split Doubleheader With Army and Phillies
Four Seasons beat the Phillies 12 to 0 in the morning at Beacon Hill, then lost 9 to 8 to the Twenty-eighth Infantry in the afternoon. Hawkins pitched well in the first game. Hanson hit a home run for Four Seasons. Over 3,000 soldiers attended both games.
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Racing Matinee Postponed At Fairgrounds
The driving club race scheduled for Tuesday at the Fairgrounds has been postponed. A club meeting is set for Tuesday night at 8 at the Southern hotel. The meet may be rescheduled for Friday.
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Berg and Evans to clash in top south wrestling bout
John Berg of this city meets Walt Evans of Knoxville Tennessee in a two out of three falls finish match at Beethoven hall tonight at 8 30 Evans weighs 173 pounds and vows to quit wrestling if defeated Berg weighs about 170 The bout follows their January meeting which Berg won in two straight falls A large crowd is expected with reserved seats for ladies in the first six rows
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John Berg
Walt Evans
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Berg
Evans
Stowers Triumph Over Drug G Company In Big Win
Stowers routed the King Drug company 14 to 1 as Gueldner worked mound heroics with two hits against two Druggist hits. Gueldner struck out twelve, Stowers swiped sixteen bases, and nine runs came in during a nine-run sixth inning highlighted by two double steals from Froebel and Altman. Umpire was House. Jokers Lose at Boerne 6 to 1 to Boerne White Sox.
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Freeman
Meyers
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Red Caps Blank Cubs Behind Dresch Mastery
The Red Caps shut out the Cubs yesterday as Dresch pitched effectively. Batteries were Dresch and Zuercher for the Red Caps with Cook and Morriss behind the Cubs pitching staff.
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Zuercher
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Morriss
Tigers Shut Out Pirates in Texas High School Game
The New Braunfels Tigers defeated the San Antonio Pirates yesterday in a high school baseball clash. Score details show a shutout by New Braunfels with Pirates scoring unevenly.
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Pirates
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