Revenge Game Highlights Nags Win 2-0 Over Waco at League Park
Jack Harper pitched brilliantly for the Nags, allowing only two singles as Waco managed little offense. Fulton pitched well for the Broncs, but Harper's control and the Nag fielding shut them out with a 2 to 0 score in a Matinee at League Park.
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Dallas shuts out Panthers as Matteson shines in win
Dallas defeated the Panthers 1 to 0 with Matteson pitching an airtight performance. Dallas scored in the second and fifth innings as teammates drove in nine runs. The fast game featured strong defense and timely hitting by the Dallas lineup.
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Bronchos Rally in Doubleheader Series Stays One All
Sunday a split doubleheader kept the series tied at one game each as pitching by Jack Perryman and a reshuffled lineup by Boss Perry sparked offensive gains. Gene Cocrehant left town sick, while Sikes moved to third and Northey to sixth boosting Waco’s hopes.
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California Wins Meet At Camp Dick In Texas
California ground school graduates captured the Liberty track meet at Camp Dick with forty two points. Princeton graduates were second with twenty one and Texas third with eighteen as L L Templeton of California earned fifteen points to lead Westerners in a slow dirt track event where several records were broken.
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Ump Safe in Army Baseball Rules and Etiquette
Army baseball differs from civilian play in roles and discipline while preserving respect for umpires. Officers may influence calls from the sidelines, yet sunk by wartime decorum, the crowd refrains from abusing umpires. The piece notes humor and quotes about golf as well.
Academic Baseball Champions at Brackenridge Elish School
Brackenridge Elish School’s baseball team closed an undefeated city Academic League season Friday afternoon. South Side High, the first team from the new school, suffered only one defeat to Camp Travis’s Ninety-First Division, a foe that also tested the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals. The Victim list includes Main Avenue High twice, San Antonio Academy twice, Pea cock Military College twice, St. Louis College twice, St. Anthony’s College, and Company 60 of the 165th Depot Brigade Camp Travis. The team outscored opponents 96 to 42. Pictured are Jack Williams, Virgil Winters, Charles Wheeler, Clifford West, James Ferguson, Ernest Webb, John Aylmer, Werner Rennett, Rod ney Whitney, William Herrera, Charles Chowning, Hilmer Englebert, and James Biesenbach. L. E. Campbell coaches the squad after guiding the Brackenridge basketball champions.
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Strong battle ends in Detroit as Kell miuu delivers clincher
In Detroit Navin Field Kell miuu’s single in the eleventh beat the White Sox 2-1 after a tight pitchers' duel. Boland fanned seven, Cicotte three, both went the distance. Umpires Moriarty and O'Loughlin.
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Goff in 1830 Golf Rules from Voyle's Improve Addition
An 1830 extract outlines early golf practice with varied clubs, small hard leather balls stuffed with feathers, and ground shapes from circular to semicircular. It notes holes not fixed in number, distances between holes about a quarter mile, and that four players form the ideal party for the best diversion.
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Fishing is Fine at Medina Lake After Relaxed Bass Rules
Chief Deputy Wish and Oyster Commissioner Hi Bailey Deputy Barbera and Gilliam report strong bass catches at Medina Lake since last Tuesday when restrictions were removed. The deputies completed inspections in the new motor boat, finding anglers observing regulations, with numerous fishing parties aided by good fish abundance and a pleasant drive via the toll road.
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I. G. N. Clerks Defeat Southern Pacific Clerks 9 to 4
The T. and G. N. Clerks won at Prospect Hill with a 9 to 4 victory over the Southern Pacific Clerks. Monahan allowed four hits, supported by solid defense and timely hitting. Batteries: Monahan and Rottenstein for the winners. Brodgen and Saunders for the losers.
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Beaumont High Stakes Title Bid After 6 1 Win
Beaumont High School reached the state baseball championship after a 6 to 1 victory over Houston High on Saturday. Coach Ralph Works issued a challenge to all Texas high school teams still undefeated, signaling the Gauntlet for remaining rivals.
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Pan-American beauty cats sold by Pan-American Motors
Wholesale and retail dealers sought for the Pan-American beauty cats manufactured in Decatur Illinois by Pan-American Motors Corporation. It clarifies Mr C Pan dolfo has no connections. JD A Castleberry listed as San Antonio Texas representative at 308 Bust Laurel St Box 174.
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Pirates win 5 4 in tenth on Caton triple
Pittsburgh Pirates beat St Louis 5 to 4 at Forbes Field after a Caton triple and Moliwitz single in the tenth. St Louis had led 4-0 and were halted by strong Pittsburgh hitting in the early innings. Stengel and Cuttsworth ejected for arguing. Card tallying came in third and fifth. Sherdell Packard Snyder and Arch er umpire Harrison Quin ey.
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Track meet boosts Main Avenue High as San Antonio shines
Main Avenue High scored the most points at the A and M College track meet despite no prior training. Team members Steven Haines George Sexaver Donald Day and Robert Davis led the effort with Day accounting for all points. San Antonio entrants reached finals as twenty four schools and over 200 competitors tested skill and endurance. Oaklanders forfeited to St Gerard Juniors after a dispute over a caught fly ball with final score 4 to 2.
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Bronchos Show Team Spirit In Home Averages Report
The Bronchos boast improving home batting and fielding averages with Sicking leading a .300 road to .224 home jump and LeBeau at .OVER, Gibson at .232, Sykes and Northern near .240s. Pitchers show small bobbles but strong fielding with LeBean flawless in 54 chances and Perry steady. Overall, the squad appears poised for strong collective performance as individual marks rise.
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Standings Highlight Texas League Doubleheader Schedule
STANDING OF THE CLUBS TEXAS LEAGUE. Play Today Waco at San Antonio double header. Shreveport at Houston. Fort Worth at Dallas.
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Baseball results from Saturday across leagues
Saturday results list Philadelphia 1 Washington 6 in 11 innings Detroit 2 Chicago 1 in 111 innings St. Louis 4 Cleveland 3 New York 6 Boston 4 Cleveland faces St. Louis and Chicago plays Detroit in next games.
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Baseball Scores From St. Louis and Midwest Parks
Newton beat Boston 4 1, Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0, Pittsburg trailing St Louis 4 in 10 innings. Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 3 0. Today’s games Pittsburg at Cincinnati and St Louis at Chicago. Topeka 9 Hutchinson 0 Des Moines 6 Omaha 1 Wichita 11 Joplin 1. ae
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Starving in Berlin recounts hunger in Germany
May 4 in London reporter Chrnst Lionel Pike, recently released from Ruhleben camp after three and a half years internment, details food scarcity and war weariness in Germany. He describes public figures like George Hackenschmidt as shrunken by starvation and criticizes claims of German resilience.
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Sunday School Indoor League forfeits two games
In a Saturday action at the M C A the Government Hill team forfeited to First Presbyterian and Westminster to McKinley Avenue. The First Presbyterians then defeated a Government Hill and McKinley combined squad 4 to 1 with Louis Green going 5 for 5 and setting the pace. Ernest Green held opponents to two hits, striking out 11. Eddie Barr starred for the losers with three walks. The Presbyterians lead the standings as next Tuesday's schedule plans a First Presbyterian versus St Marks clash pending St Marks approval.
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Marksmen excel in limited turnout at Municipal Range
Inclement weather kept a Saturday crowd away but seven marksmen posted strong scores. Lieut J E Faust led with 95 on 100 at 15 yards on a 134 inch bullseye. Lieut J H Noyes followed with 94. Lieut B Rotane crowd er Noyes with 93. Lieut J C Craig 39. Maj R F Scott 56. William Gaughen scored 94 on 60 feet with a .2 caliber rifle on a half inch bullseye.
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Plan Dropped For Sunday Games Near Newark
PLAN IS DROPPED NEW YORK May 4 The plan of the Philadelphia and Brooklyn Nationals to try out Sunday games in the old Federal League park at Harrison N J abandoned on protest from International League officials pending a working agreement between the leagues The Newark club claims Sunday patronage would decline enough to render the venture unprofitable if the major league starts within five miles of the city
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