Austin Wallops San Antonio in matinee
Austin defeats San Antonio 5 to 3 in a wetball plagued game at Block's Stadium. Browning struggles as Austin piles five errors by Bronchos paston, while Thompson, Melver, and Cook produce key hits for the visitors.
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Notes of the game with errors and quirky plays
The report recalls a baseball game with five errors and odd plays. Netzel’s hit and Bottroff’s liner draw crowd reactions while Schwind and Seitz contribute fast double plays. Beginning Wednesday games start at 4 pm, with fans wagering and banter filling the stands.
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Seitz
Roach
Thompson
Gillette Safety Razor Ad Promotes Velvet-Smooth Shave
An advertisement touts Gillette Safety Razor and lather for a quick velvet-smooth shave. It urges customers to rub in lather with a brush and visit Gillette dealers across the city, highlighting the Gillette Blade for best results.
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Phillies Rap Homers as Cravath and Magee Lead Sweep
Philadelphia defeated New York 6 to 2 in a four game series clincher behind three home runs by Cravath and Magee off Marquard. Cravath and Magee hit four baggers, with Magee delivering a second homer later and Cravath adding a single and Doolan a triple. New York tallied on singles by Doyle and Merkle, Knabe misplay, and Herzog’s hit, with Ames relieving Marquard in the eighth.
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Stovall Faces Strong Punishment After Hat Snatch Incident
St. Louis Americans manager George Stovall, suspended by President Johnson after Saturday's game for grabbing umpire Ferguson's hat and spitting on his coat, expects harsher sanctions as Johnson awaits Ferguson's description of the events. Stovall admits losing his head and cites provocation, saying he expects the worst.
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Y. M. C. A. Handball Tourney Progress
The Y. M. C. A. handball tournament continues with Powell defeating Klieforth in an exciting match. Klieforth sustained a wrist injury causing a ten minute delay. Winners expect to meet the University of Texas champions in forthcoming play.
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Klieforth
University of Texas
Mamiches
Dallas Giants defeat Pirates to seal second win
Dallas tops Galveston 6 to 4 in the second game of a series after a late surge. Harben struggled for Galveston causing walks and runs while Sewell held Dallas through seven innings before Dallas rallied in the ninth.
Boston beats Brooklyn in 10 innings 3 to 2
James of Boston shut out Brooklyn for six innings and allowed no runs through seven before the hosts came alive. Moran misplayed a seventh inning error as Boston struck twice, and in the tenth Curtis and Moranville combo failed to prevent the decisive single by Cutshaw after Fisher, Erwin, and Kirkpatrick contributed.
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Kirkpatrick
Cutshaw
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Miller
Lipton Cup Race Set For 2500 Prize by NYAC
New York Athletic Club selects June 21 for the Lipton Cup cruisers race with 30 to 38 foot boats. A 100 mile course runs from New Rochelle through Long Island Sound to Block Island. The trophy must be won thrice by one owner to become permanent, crews must be all amateurs, and Day Trophy races run concurrently for 25 to 40 foot cruisers. A separate cup will reward the boat defeating the most entrants across three races: Block Island on June 21, NY to Albany on June 28, and Naragansett Shoal on July 1.
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New York Athletic Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
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Block Island
Texas League Results And Schedule
Yesterday's Texas League scores show Austin 5 over San Antonio 3 and Beaumont 7 defeating Fort Worth 4, while Dallas topped Galveston 6 to 4 and Waco edged Houston 3 to 1. Today Austin plays Fan Athlonio and Dallas visits Galveston. Waco plays Houston. Fort Worth travels to Beaumont.
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Baseball Scores From The League
Washington beat Boston 5 to 3 and Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 1. No games scheduled for today.
National League Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Brooklyn beat Boston 3 to 2 while Philadelphia defeated New York 6 to 3. The Pittsburg game was in Boston and Chicago played in Brooklyn and Cincinnati played in New York with games listed in Philadelphia.
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Scores From Southern Cities Reported
At Mobile Atlanta 6 Mobile 10. At Montgomery Montgomery 4 Chattanooga 0. At Memphis Memphis 7 Nashville 3. At New Orleans Birmingham 4 New Orleans 1.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Interleague Scores and Rowing Association Report
In baseball results Newark lost to Jersey City 0 to 5 and Providence routed Montreal 8 to 2. American Association games saw Minneapolis beat Toledo 3 to 2 and St Paul defeat Louisville 4 to 0 while Columbus beat Kansas City 8 to 4. In college rowing Washington and Lee shut out Georgia 12 to 0 while Washington state has not confirmed plans to compete in the June Intercollegiate Regatta. Officials wait for definite Washington interest before inviting the western crew to Poughkeepsie and Seattle backers push to test against eastern crews.
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One Hundred Amateurs to Box at National Meet
More than 100 amateur boxers from the United States and Canada will participate in the National Amateur Athletic Union boxing championship meet in Boston. National title-holders will defend titles and contestants include winners from the New England amateur meet and boxers from New York New Orleans Philadelphia Chicago Toronto Montreal and St John New Brunswick.
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Legislature to Witness Boxing in Illinois
Chicago May 6 Legislature members will attend a Springfield boxing exhibition to argue for the boxing bill. No admission is charged and many state officials will be present. Governor Dunne declined the event. Senator Carroll, sponsor of the bill, traveled with a dozen boxers and trainers. He predicted boxing could be legal in Illinois within a week.
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Springfield
Dunne
Carroll
Illinois
Waco Wins Second From Houston Buffs
Houston battles no hits except a sacrifice by Mowry as Waco wins 3 to 1. Malloy walks and a seventh inning rally gives Waco two runs. game called in Houston’s half of the eighth with one on and none out.
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Tail-Enders Rally Past Fort Worth in Beaumont Showdown
Beaumont defeats Fort Worth 7 to 4 behind Martina Veasey and Cy Watson flinging. Home runs by Eberline Maloney Martina, and strategic hitting and errors in the sixth fueled the win. Veasey allowed four runs in 5 2 3 innings while Watson worked 2 1 3 and Martina completed the victory.
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Stahl Undergoes Foot Operation For Baseball Return
Boston May 6 A surgery on Manager Stahl of the world champion Boston American League club removed a growth from a foot tied to a weeping sinew. The operation aims to let him resume his first base position and it is expected to heal in about three weeks.
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Washington Tops Boston in 12 Inning Baseball Clash
Washington defeated Boston 5 to 3 in twelve innings, with Johnson finishing the game after allowing four hits and no runs through eight. Laporte drove in the deciding run in the twelfth, aided by Milan and Williams as Boston made late pushes. Kirkby, Travers, and Herreshoff pair to face Travis in a 36 hole four ball at Garden City.
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Schaefer
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Golf Champs to Play at Garden City Next Week
Garden City will host a notable golf match with participants Travers and Kirkby facing Herr eshoff and Travis. The event is set for next week in New York, with details released May 6.
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Record Derby field grows to eight starters in 1909 style
Louisville May 6. It is virtually certain the Kentucky Derby on May 10 will have at least eight starters the largest field since 1909. Listed owners include Aster Foundation C W McKenna Leo Chares J W Schorr Knapp and Doerhoefer West. With eight starters the Derby prize is 5445 to the winner.
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Leo Chares
J. W. Schorr
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Arbitration board awards Billings to Bonham Texas
The national board of arbitration governing minor baseball leagues decided today to assign the services of Billings to Bonham Texas. Auburn New York May 6 reported the decision as part of the day's rulings.
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National Board of Arbitration
Billings
Bonham, Tex
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