Giants Take Opener From Dan Antonio
Dallas Giants win 9 to 5 at Stock's Stadium in a game marked by erratic defense and late scoring. Schwind fumbled a key grounder in the sixth that allowed Duncan to drive in a run, while Browning pitched solidly for Dallas. Heunke started for San Antonio and yielded most of the runs as Grady closed out the final innings.
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Notes of the Game Describe Late-Game Struggles and Key Plays
The report details a tight loss with Price on Marshall, Schwind throwing out Hill at third after Seitz’ sacrifice, Frantz making a fine pickup on Hill’s grounder, Heinke’s notable hop ball, and Browning’s solid pitching amid limited support. It notes late-game results from other games and mentions Kellerman’s ejection over a dispute.
Buffs Rally In Scrappy Baseball Popcorn Game
On the job Gray pitched two tough ninth inning outs. Duncan delivered a double and a triple. Frantz made three plays as Schwind survived a close pitch scare. Browny struck out ten as we back Dallas today.
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Pirates Take the Opener at Fort Worth
Galveston Pirates won the opener of a series in Fort Worth 4 to 3. Madden delivered a pinch hit in the eighth to score the winning run after a seventh inning tied by Williams. Umpire Mullaney ejected Maag and manager Maloney in the first inning.
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Red Sox defeat Washington 8 to 2 in Boston
Boston easily beat Washington 8 to 2 as O'Brien kept visitors' hits scattered. Hughes lasted four innings for Washington, four Boston pitchers used, Wagner injures finger and will miss days. Enele fielded a liner and doubled Morgan. final score 8 to 2.
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Peacocks Defeat St Anthony 6-0 in Baseball Clash
The Peacock Military College baseball team defeated St Anthony 6 to 0 in a one sided game yesterday afternoon. Carr pitched brilliantly allowing four safeties. Batteries Carr and Perkins Kennedy and Sullivan. Umpire McLeon.
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Indian Beats Cubs. Cincinnati Tops Chicago 8 to 4
George John, the Reds’ star hurler, dominated Chicago early as Cincinnati built a 8 to 4 lead. Johnson pitched well into the ninth before Mordecai Brown relieved with bases loaded. three Chicago runs came on Cincinnati errors. Toney injured a finger but not seriously.
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Athletics Take Opener In Four Game Series
New York Americans lose 4 to 2 as Philadelphia Athletics win the first game of a four game set. Keating started well for New York, but five innings proved scoreless until McInnis singled. In the sixth, three runs came on hits by Brown Oldring and Collins plus Oldring stealing and three errors. Brown pitched well early but left after injuring his pitching hand on Cree’s line drive.
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Browning
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Frantz
Kibler
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Keating
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Brown
Oldring
Collins
Philadelphia
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Thomas
Hoff
Sweeney
Trolley Dodgers Win Brooklyn Over Boston 4–2
Charley Engel was the hero in Brooklyn’s 4–2 victory over Boston. Stengel drove in three runs with two homers as the Dodgers toppled the Braves behind strong defense and Stack’s pitching. Hummel had three hits and scored on his double with Wheat’s single. Gervais finished for Boston, while Meyer was ejected for talking too much.
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Charley Engel
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Stengel
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Wheat
Stack
Gervais
Benny Meyer
Boston Isstead
Hess
Rarideh
Lord Sinks Detroit. Chicago Beats Them 8 to 5
Harry Lord and Chicago’s power end overwhelmed Mullin as Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 5. Lord led with a third inning triple and added four more hits as Chicago scored five runs in the seventh. Detroit suffered its seventh straight loss, with Cobb contributing an infield tap and defensive miscues aiding Chicago. Batteries: Pee and Schalk for Chicago Mullin Klawitter and Stanage for Detroit. Ransom & Silsbee vs S W Telephone Co game set for Sunday on River Avenue.
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Harry Lord
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Mullin
Jennings
Russell
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Cobb
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Pee and Schalk
Klawitter
Stanage
Ransom & Silshee
Ransom & Silsbee Naseball
S. W. Telephone Co
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Senators Tie Houston In Thirteen Inning Tilt
Austin battles Houston to a 4 4 tie after thirteen innings in a day of standout defense and throwing. Bottorff and Ware are key, with Brainard and Knaupp producing two-base hits and a crucial double steal for Houston.
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Giants Shut Out Phillies In 1 To 0 Victory
Alexander pitched a scoreless eleven inning win as the Giants were blanked 1 to 0 by Philadelphia. Shafer and Snodgrass led with three and two hits for the visitors, while Kilifer threw out two baserunners. Tesreau worked seven innings before being relieved for McCormick to bat.
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Alexander
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Knube
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Wiltse
Meyers
Killifer
Cards Still Winning Pittsburg Slugfest Topped by St Louis
St Louis beat Pittsburgh 7 to 5 after Camnitz walks and Oakes triple start the scoring. Cathers doubles with two on to extend the lead. Pittsburgh rallies for three in eighth and two in ninth as Sallee falters and Robinson finishes. Viox collects four hits for Pittsburgh.
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Texas League Matchups Across Cities
The Texas League schedule lists Dallas at San Antonio, Austin at Houston, Waco at Beaumont, and Fort Worth at Galveston as part of today’s regional games.
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Baseball results and today’s road games
In yesterday’s American League play the Red Sox beat the Senators 8 to 2 in Boston. The Indians edged the Browns 3 to 1 in Cleveland. The White Sox defeated the Tigers 8 to 5 in Chicago. The Athletics topped the Yankees 4 to 2 in Philadelphia. Today teams travel to New York Boston Chicago Detroit and St Louis for key matchups.
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Yesterday's Results and Today’s Matches Across Leagues
Baseball scores from yesterday include Philadelphia 1 New York 8 Cincinnati 8 Chicago 4 St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 4 Boston 2. Today Boston visits Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago and more.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
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Boston
Driving Matinee at Fair Grounds Pleases Local Racers
The San Antonio Driving Club hosts a trotting matinee at the Fair Grounds at 2 p.m. with free admission. Entries include Free-for-All Trot and Free-for-All Pace events featuring drivers such as Harry Ziegler I. W. Patton and Amy Brooks. Marshall Training School also departs for Austin to compete in the State Academic meet led by Prof. W. J. Noyes with a strong roster including Schleicher and Starnes among others.
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Eli Howell
Amy Brooks
D. Harmon Rowdy
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J. Woodhull
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Don Sista
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B. Schleicher
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V. Friedrichs
H. Waits
M. Butler
N. Ragland
A. McLean
W. Sims
E. Bissett
P. SeHbaum
L. Bradley
C. Prestwood
St Mary's College Beats Gardens Academy 7 2
St Mary's College defeated Gardens Academy 7 to 2 in yesterday's game. Griesenbeck starred with two doubles a triple and two singles. Batteries Miller and Griesenbeck Davenport and Baxter.
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Wacoans Win From the Unlucky Oilers
Beaumont Texas May 2 Timely hitting by the visitors and poor fielding by the locals decided the game as the Waco Navigators broke a 6th inning tie with four runs aided by Wohlleben and Reilly. Beck added a clutch single and errors helped the rally. Wohlleben and Reilly led Waco at the plate as Peaster and Fritz kept it close through six innings.
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Cobb Reinstated by Baseball Commission After Appeal
Chicago May 2 Tyrus Cobb was formally reinstated in professional baseball and fined 50 by the national baseball commission. The ruling followed the Detroit club appeal for reinstatement and condemned Cobb for his actions while withholding. The commission also censured Detroit for its passive policy toward Cobb and warned other clubs to discipline players whose actions harm the game. No further action details were released and any congressional eye ball trust probe discussion was not officially reported.
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Tyrus Cobb
National, Baseball Commission
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Cobb
Eye Ball Trust
Browns Fall to Naps as Weilman Fails in Sixth
St Louis on May 2 witnessed Cleveland edge ahead 3 to 1 after Weilman’s wild sixth inning. Falkenberg pitched steady in the late innings as Cleveland broke a 1 1 tie with three infield hits and walks. Birmingham and Graney forced in two runs for the Guardians while Weilman loaded the bases with one out.
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