Texas League Weekends Marked by Mixups and Travel Woes
May 7, 1905. Illegible schedule fragment lists Dallas at Atlanta, Shreveport at Galveston, Fort Worth at Memphis and Wheeling? with errors. Readable elements hint at a league roundup of games and venues with missing city names and careless OCR recovery.
First Round Completions Amid Weather Delays
In the opening round action several matchups proceeded despite rain with Fray Bafordey facing St Louis in Chicago and Glewiend meeting Leteolt while Woabinston traveled to Boston and New Toth played Panadespale.
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SL. Louis
Chicaso
Glewiend
Texas Freshmen Win In Extra Inning Baseball Duel
In Austin Texas May 2 the Texas Freshmen defeated Torna 9 to 8 in a dramatic eleventh inning drive. Mil ler scored from third on a passed ball as the rally broke a pitching duel between Taylor and Homnech. More than 20 players advanced to the San Antonio Little League tournament following Friday’s results.
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Fragmented Lovelorn Advice and Odd Couple Swap
A jittery column mixes advice to a young mother about focusing on her child with a humorous, confessional note on a man’s height and relationship worries. Readers, including a man’s concerns about being shorter, are urged to pursue wiser behavior and consider broader social cues while a long, dialogic stream of names, events, and clipped anecdotes drifts through.
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Miss Tayepan
Racing Opens at Churchill in Derby Contention Field
Churchill Downs opens with a veteran slate as Derby contenders compete in a mile long program. Entries include Louisville favorites and Derby hopefuls from Kentucky and nearby tracks, among them Pittsburgher and Spanish Play in a bid for early standings and prize money.
Galloway Eyes West Texas Loop Talks in Amarillo
Former Wichita Falls manager F B Mathews and Terns league founder John J McGloskey left for Amarillo with veteran manager Sin Woway to open talks with business leaders on forming a five year West Texas league. J M Gardner accompanied by others remained in Houston. league president was in Amarillo later.
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West Texas Loop
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Terns
Sin Woway
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Spulsleré
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Western Jagua Clarer
Veteram
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J. Mvin Gardner
Preair
Houston
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48 CARS ENTERED AT INDIANAPOLIS 48 CARS ENTERED AT INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis May 2 UP The time for entering cars for the mile race at the Indianapolis speedway May HW expired at midnight last night but the contest officials will exercise their lenience and accept entries bearing a May 1 postmark. Deadline entries had been received. several more are expected within the next few days. Race time will permit 40 cars to start.
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Indianapolis
Conten
Speedway
Baker Hill Billies Rally for Relay Meet Victory
Arigene Leras notes May 7 near Baker team victory as Daniel Baker Hill Billies secure top score in relays and omit strong rival competition. Joe Smith tallies 18 points with three firsts and one second as meet unfolds with scant opposition across events.
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Leras
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Pridar
Daniel Baker Hill
Billies
Defiant
Simmane University
Te SG
Joe" Smith
Pone Perry Formantes
Earnshaw Leads Rally Despite Batting Slump
In a tight matchup Connie Maeb twice gave Earnshaw chances to rally but failed to convert as the New York Yonkers crowd watched Earnshaw spark a late push with his right-handed swing. Other sluggers like Mule Hana and Mickey Cochran added homers, while rainy, muddy field conditions challenged the lineup.
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Baltimore
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Mic Frasier
Rye
White Sox
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Charlie Su Fyan
Cplief Basler
Detroit Tigers
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Gabby Hartenett
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Bob Smith
Bud Teachant
Race Crowds Indicate Times Better
Chicago opening of the long season drew about 16 000 spectators at Aurora. Minos Turf Association president Stuyvesant Weality said attendances show improvement with strong interest for the Snefleston meet and broader racing prospects.
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Alee Sportenion
Minos Turf Association
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Aurora
Peabery
Wrestling results stall at Guthrie event and rivals
Wrestlers Guthrie and Nichols contest a two hour limit clash with Guthrie edging Nichols in the second fall as Candell beats Myers. The card includes Challanger delivering a ten minute win over Glover and West’s victory in a San Antonio bound bout.
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Thyghiv Nichols
Telunnnian
Kilmer Guthrie
Frushiie
Orson Candell
Con Myers
St. Baul
Ernie Glover
Farmley West
Gange Ipdinn
San Antonio
Eddie Challenger
Len Dieltter
Dimmr Warner
Veltman Raps Homer As Texas Bears Bid for Title
Lester Veltranit of San Antonio homered and drove in a run in the ninth to lift Texas over Florida in a high scoring game at Clark Field. Ernie Cox added a late circuit shot to seal the win for the Horns as they maintain pace in the Southwest Conference race.
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Wuente
Rattan Loses to Reynolds in Cincinnati Wrestling Match
Reynolds defeats Rattan by default after Rattan is thrown from the ring in the first fall. Rattan won the first fall in 33 minutes 4 seconds with flying scissors. In the second fall a missed hold sends Rattan out of the ring after 9 minutes A seconds of rest. Also notes a baseball game where the Cincinnati Reds fall to the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 in 18 innings with key plays by Waner and Carroll.
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