Bronchos Triumph in 11-5 Victory Over Dallas Giants
San Antonio shows five runs in the second inning as Morton shines on the mound. Lemon draws a walk and Seitz, Gray, and Schwind drive in runs while Hill contributes on defense. Dallas rallies with one in the second and five more in the third, but Bronchos hold on for an 11 to 5 win at Block's Stadium with timely hits and errors helping seal the outcome.
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Block's Stadium
Dallas Giants
Morton
Brother Hill
Nother
Lemon
Schwind
Heinke
Seitz
Gray
Emon
Dallas
Kibler
Moran
Stinson
Boone
San Antonio
Jaceeme
Easie
Sou Yee Hbavaenee
Giants, Hornsby, Morton Highlight Wild Baseball Night
Notes recount a chaotic game with Stinson and Duncan in key moments, Dewey the mascot entertaining the crowd, and multiple plays described with colorful slang. Mentions Heinke, Kibler, Hill, Stork, Schwind, Lemon, Wilson, and the Houston clique as rivals, with a final win and sharp fielding moments.
Baseball scoreline features San Antonio at Dallas
The game, clocking 2:00, lists key plays including a Kellerman to Boone to Hill double play and multiple wild pitches. Heunke and Hornsby contributed in the bullpen with notable outs as Morton and Mathews officiated and the final line shows San Antonio six, Dallas ten.
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Heunke
Hornsby
San Antonio
Dallas
Kellerman
Boone
Hill
Morton
Mathews
Y M C A Senior League Opens Indoor Baseball Season
The Y M C A Senior League opened its indoor baseball season with close scores. The Blues defeated the Blacks 3 to 1, with Lewis and Bacon battery for the Blues and Causey and Roemer for the Blacks. Miller pitched well for the Whites as they beat the Reds 5 to 2, with Bena vides and Wheeler and Jageze la noted in the notes.
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Blacks
Blues
Lewis and Bacon
Causey
Roemer
Miller
Reds
Benavides
Wheeler
Jagezela
San Antonio motorists talk tech at auto show
William Steinhardt of Hudson notes the Delco self starter battery powered the Hudson Skeleton nearly all week without a recharge, illustrating storage battery economy. Bert Hinkley reports quiet business in Brownsville pending the Mexican question, while E. E. Rhodes of Fisk lauds San Antonio Auto Club talks to educate motorists and boost car efficiency.
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Hudson Company
Delco
Hudson
Bert E. Hinkley
Brownsville
Mr. Hinkley
Carranza
Hinkley
E. E. Rhodes
Fisk Company of Texas
San Antonio Automobile Club
San Antonio
Rhoads
Athletics Win Again Over New York Americans 6 to 5
The Athletics edged the New York Americans 6 to 5 in New York. Manager Mack used four pitchers as Houck started wildly, issuing six walks before leaving in the fourth inning. Bender was dominant except in the ninth when the Yankees scored their fifth run on a sequence including a pass. Batteries: Houck, Bush, Fennock, Bender and Thomas. Ford, Fisher and Sweeney.
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New York
Athletics
New York Americans
Mack
Houcky
Bender
New Yorks
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Houck
Bush
Fennock
Thomas
Ford
Fisher and Sweeney
White Sox Top Tigers In Ninth In Chicago Victory
Easterly lofted a long double to center in the ninth to push Chicago past Detroit 2 to 1, forcing Detroit into an eighth straight loss. Earlier, Gainor struck out Crawford on third to end the eighth as Deal flied to Mattick. In the ninth, High batted for Stanage and Crawford popped to Weaver with runners on third.
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Detroit
Easterly
Borton
Chicago
Crawford
Gainor
Mattick
High
Stanage
Weaver
H. E
Cleveland Defeats St Louis 9 to 2 in Easy Win
Cleveland beat St Louis 9 to 2 in a game noted for clever base running. Land stole third and scored on a fumble in the fourth. Chapman singled and, after a throw to the plate, stole second and third before stealing home. Batteries Blanding Land for Cleveland Stone Mitchell Agnew and McAllister for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Land
Chapman
R. H. E. Cleveland
Blanding and Land
Stone, Mitchell and Agnew and McAllister
Pirates Edge Cardinals In Tight Pittsburgh Win
Pittsburg nipped St Louis 5 to 4 after trailing early. Long hits off Griner and timely hitting in late innings powered the Pirates past the Cardinals, who stranded nine baserunners. Hendrix struggled but held steady as nine St Louis hits were scattered.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Guiner
Hendrix
H. BE
Griner
Wingo
Kelly
Beaumont Edges Navigators 4 3 In Close Texas Tilt
Beaumont pitcher Joe Martina stymied the Navigators as the locals won 4 to 3. A first inning homer by Casey provided early lead while Williams threw out Crichlow at the plate in the ninth to preserve victory. Helm relieved Jost after an early shoulder strain.
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Tex
Joe Martina
Navigators
Martina
Gandolfi
Casey
Williams
Galveston
Crichlow
Helm
Jost
Wheeler, Jr
Scoscsacsee
Whitiams
Edmiston
Ogan
Ccdesicpcvccvis
Sevivaseosers
Waco— AB
R. H. O. A. B. Bearey
McLaurin
Wohlleben
Gondolfi
Cooke
Beck
Dugey
Smith
McMahon
Wild
Dagey
McKee
Vittur
Phillies Beat Giants 4 3 In Seventh Inning Charge
Philadelphia and New York played a close game with most action in the seventh. Philadelphia rallied to win 4 to 3 after Seaton and Demaree held until the seventh when bases filled on walks and Merkle's single. McCormick drove in two runs, Crandall pitched, and Killifer delivered the deciding hit sequence as Cravath, Paskett, and Knabe supplied key hits.
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Philadelphia
New York
Seaton
Demaree
Merkle
McCormick
Cran‘dall
Killifer
Cravath
Paskett
Knabe
Phillies
Crandall
Marquard
Myers
Chalmers
Cubs Beat Tailenders in Chicago Contests
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 as Smith’s generosity with passes and timely hitting offset an error by Evers. Bescher doubled for Cincinnati’s lone run after a misplay, while Cheney allowed six scattered hits.
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Chicago
Ill
Smith
Cincinnati
Vistors
Bescher
Evers
Cheney
R. H. EB
Smith, Harter
Clarke
Archer
Beaneaters Win In Ninth On A Homer
New York May. Boston beat Brooklyn 4 to 1 in the ninth. The game was tied after eight despite strong pitching from Tyler and Allen. Mann hit a long center-field liner with two on, triggering a double steal that led to Stengel misplaying a catch, and a clean up home run for Boston.
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Trolley Dodgers
Brody
En. Y
Boston
Brooklyn
Tyler
Allen
Mann
Stengel
R.hle
Whaling
Miller
Texas League Results And Today’s Matchups
San Antonio defeated Dallas 11 to 5 while Houston beat Austin 7 to 4 and Beaumont prevailed over Waco 4 to 3. Today Dallas plays in San Antonio and Austin travels to Houston with Waco in Beaumont and Fort Worth in Galveston.
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Dallas
Houston
Austin
Galveston
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Waco
Yiamed Joe
P.C. Houston
Baseball Scores and Pairings Across American League
In the American League games Cleveland defeated St Louis 9 to 2 while Philadelphia edged New York 6 to 5. Chicago beat Detroit 2 to 1 and Washington toppled Boston 5 to 4. Pairings show Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Boston, Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at St Louis.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Boston
P. Cc
St. Lowia
National League and college baseball results summary
National League results include Chicago defeating Cincinnati 4 to 1 and Boston 4 1 over Brooklyn, with Philadelphia 4 New York 3 and St. Louis 4 Pittsburg 6. American Association, Southern League and International League results follow, plus college games across Yale Virginia, Mercer Vanderbilt, Georgia Tennessee, Ole Miss Arkansas, Georgetown Buckne, Virginia M I West Virginia, and Sewanee at Atlanta Tech 13 to 0.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
New Haven
Yale
University of Virginia
Macon
Mercer
Vanderbilt
Athens
University of Georgia
University of Tennessee
Fort Smith
Ark
University of Mississippi
Arkansas
Washington
Georgetown
Buck
Lexington
Virginia M. I
University of West Virginia
Virginia
Atlanta Tech
Sewanee
Psyd
P. c
Chicag
Undertakers Beat Sox in Faultless Washington Win
Washington defeated Boston 5 to 4 as fielding efficiency and timely hitting carried the Senators. Groom limited Boston to one hit until the sixth, then three singles and two walks produced three runs to tie the game. Washington answered with two runs in the seventh and held off Boston despite Speaker’s late triple.
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Boston
Washington
Groom
Speaker
R. H. E. Washington
Leonard
Hall
Cady
Great Children's Festival to Be Held in Washington Park
Washington May 3 7000 public school pupils will stage a large athletic festival May 22 at the local ball park. Dr Rebecca Stoneroad in charge with singing drills wand drills folk dances and bean bag games featured. The event aims to show parents the value of physical culture in schools and is endorsed by the board of education. Denve r Colo Eddy McGoorty and Jimmy Clabby fought ten rounds to a draw with no knockdowns in a middleweight title bout last night.
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United States
Rebecca Stoneroad
Board of Education
McGoorty
Clabby
Denver
Golo
Eddy McGoorty
Oshkosh
Wis
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Browd
Pirates Shut Out Fort Worth Panthers in Galveston
Galveston pitchers Sewell and Sorrell held Fort Worth to zero runs as Galveston pushed across two in the second inning on a pair of singles and a double. The Sharks totaled 9 hits to Fort Worth’s 6, with solid defense and timely runs.
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Tex
Sorrell
Fort Worth Panthers
Sewell
Dodd
Jordan
Galveston— AB
A. E. Magreg OM
Williams
Sccocress
Eebergen
Scvesessorsee
Bayer
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Dotegn
Bewell
Sessases
Fort Worth
Howard
Madden
Sorrells
Kitchen
Hopkins
Mullaney
Rain Delays State Inter scholastic Track Meet in Austin
Rain began early and showers continued delaying the state inter scholastic meet. Contestants from across the state faced poor conditions making records unlikely while interest remained high and winners uncertain.
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Austin
Tex
Higgins Co. Defeats Runge 2 to 1 in Close Texas Game
Higgins Company club beat Runge 2 to 1 at Runge Texas yesterday afternoon in a tight finish. Melcher starred for Higgins with four safeties while receiving solid errorless support. Batteries Curran and Wood for Higgins and Crevenstine and Burke for Runge.
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Runge
Higgins Company
Tex
San Antonio Boys
Melcher
Higgins
R. H. E. Tungs
Curran and Wood
Crevenstine and
Burke
Balloon Race Set For July Fourth In Kansas City
Kansas City officials of the Kansas Aero Club announced the national elimination balloon contest will start from the city on July 4. The winners will represent the United States in the James Gordon Bennett international trophy race, following a request from the Aero Club of America urging local handling of the event.
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Kansas City
United States
Kansas Aero Club Today
Aero Club of America
Parisians Open Baseball Season With 22 16 Victory
Paris May 3 The baseball season in Paris opened with the Racing Club de France losing to the Latin Quarter American artists 22 to 16. Many Racing players were Americans while French coaches shouted Avenancer for stealing a base. Levy the American painter led with five hits in six appearances.
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Paris
Racing Club de France
Racing Club
Avenancer
Levy
Federal League Opens Up Cleveland Series Opener
In Cleveland on May 3 the Federal league begins its first series with Covington and Cleveland as rival managers Sam Lever and Cyr Young facing off. The managers previously clashed a decade ago in a world championship series with Young for Boston and Leever for Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Covington
Sam Lever
Cyr" Young
Young
Boston
Leever
Pittsburg
Mercersburg Runner Breaks World Record in Sprint Meet
In State College Pennsylvania on May 3 Robinson of Mercersburg Academy smashed sprint records at the inter scholastic track meet. In the 100 yard dash his first heat time was 9.385 seconds, equalling the world record for the distance in any competition.
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State College
Robinson
Mercersburg Academy
Slow Track at Auto Meet in Fort Worth
Threatening morning weather may slow track conditions for this afternoon's automobile races in Fort Worth Texas. The program features drivers from across the United States and several states. A standout event pairs Conde Mosely of Dallas against Bill Endicott in a featured contest.
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Fort Worth
Tex
United States
Conde Mosely
Dallas
Bill Endicott
Piel Bros Beer Promises Pure American Malt Quality
Piel Bros proclaims their bottled beer as America’s purest malt brew. The ad urges readers to try the product and join a claim of exceptional purity.
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Piel Bros
America
Two Boys Win Meet at San Antonio Driving Club
The San Antonio Driving Club held a matinee at the Fair Grounds with spirited races and rivals. A dead heat between Clara Mitchell and Red Tom in Class A trot second heat surprised the crowd, while Orphan Boy won the free-for-all trot after third in heat one. Honest Boy captured the free-for-all pace.
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Fair Grounds
Clara Mitchell
Red Tom
Orphan Boy
Honest Boy
Eli Howell
Marry Ziegler
F. W. Patton
Zola Wells
F. Adebahr
W. J. Vollmer
Amy Brooks
Dave Harmon
Rowdy
G. Basse
Clementine
A. J. Woodhull
Clara. Mitchell
A. F. Huffner
Hi. Baetz Ton Sisto
O. J. Woodhull
Battleship League Opens Season At Philadelphia Navy Yard
Nine teams from twelve warship crews form the battleship league of the United States in Philadelphia with Rear Admiral Knight’s sanction. Clubs come from battleships Wisconsin Alabama Mississippi Maine Missouri and scout cruisers Birmingham Salem and a joint squad from Kearsarge Kentucky plus crews from Indiana Massachusetts and Iowa.
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Baseball Trust
Congress
National Commission
Battleship League of
United States
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Knight
Wisconsin
Alabama
Mississippi
Maine
Missouri
Birmingham
Salem
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Indiana
Massachusets
Iowa
Williams and Fom by-Jones Face Rubber Tomorrow
The Jon Williams and the Fom by-Jones teams meet in the third game of a three game series tomorrow afternoon at Missionfield. Each side has one win. Williams won last Sunday but forfeited a game two weeks ago. The matchup promises plenty of action.
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Jon Williams
Fomby-Jones
Missionfield
Williams
Biesenbach Candy Kids Edge Loop Hill in 11 Innings
The Biesenbach Candy Kids beat Loop Hill 1 to 0 in eleven innings yesterday afternoon. Flores hit a three bagger in the final round and Biesenbach followed with a double to finish the game. Batting: Biesenbach, Flores F Whall and W Whall.
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Loop Hill
Flores
Battelion Biesenbach
Flores F. Whall
W. Whall
Bufes Keep Up Winning Streak
Houston defeats Austin 7 to 4 in a slow game. Malloy and Knaupp spark the offense with multiple hits as Houston bats around in the first and tallies three runs before any out. McCuller allows four runs, while Ashton is chased in the opening frame.
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Tex
Austin
Malloy
Brownlow
Ashton
McCuller
H. D
Netzel
Bobo
Melver
Hille
Mowry
Vis
McDonald
Nings
Ash
Rune
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