Panthers Triumph Over Broncs In Easy Tilt
Fort Worth Panthers dominating San Antonio Bronchos 10 to 1 at Block's Stadium. Salm hit a homer, Howard stole two bases and Nelly held the Bronchos scoreless while Fort Worth poured in runs from first to last inning. Final line shows Fort Worth with 10 runs and 8 hits against 1 run and 6 hits for San Antonio.
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Panthers
Block’s
Goodwin
Price
Seitz
Kneaves
Salm
Nelly
Mgavoy
Aiken
Howard
Vance
Nolly
San Antonio
AB. K
Brings Collins
Midler
Evorstoctey
Eat Goodwin
P Ccosseeeseese
E- Seer
McAvoy
Noiley
Maloney
Noily
Schwind
Frants
Eberline
Howell
Panthers Dominate On Base Paths In Tight Contest
Stinson shines with a great seventh inning catch while Salm smashes a homer over the Fantina sign. Seitz and Schwind combine for a crucial second inning relay, and Goodwin sustains solid work until a late explosion. The Panthers fail to push the final run as Seitz opens the ninth with a hit but the run column remains empty.
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Maloney
Panthers
Salm
Nelly
Trolley Dodgers Edge Chicago in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 2 to 1 as Evers committed errors fueling two Brooklyn runs. Lavender and Rucker held to three hits each. Schulte scored Chicago’s run. Moran and Daubert produced Brooklyn’s first and winning runs with timely plays and Miller’s sac fly.
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Chicago
Evers
Lavender
Rucker
Schulte
Miller
Moran
Byers
Cutshaw
Wheat
Daubert
Fisher
Archer
Pheland
R. H. BE
Bresnahan
Rucker and
Panthers Bench Maloney McAvoy Salm For Ninth Circus
Fort Worth hosts a strong Panthers team as local observers note the visitors’ ninth inning display was a circus. The press questions whether today’s game will repeat the dramatic scoring to follow the full game score.
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Panthers
Maloney
McAvoy
Salm
Galveston Plans 200-Mile Beach Race at Cotton Carnival
Galveston Texas announces a 200 mile beach race with a $5000 prize as the feature of the 1913 cotton carnival. The three day meet runs July 28 to 30 with total expenditures of about $14,000.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston Beach
Dallas Giants Defeat Houston Buffalos 4 to 1
In Houston on May 9 the Dallas Giants beat the locals 4 to 1. Ware struggled in the field while Grady pitched well in relief. Duncan led Dallas with a run and hit, and Van Dyke Duncan made a notable glove catch on the foul line.
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Grady
Houston
Tex
Ware
Dallas Giants
van Dyke Duncan
Knaupp
OH Davis
Whiteman
Britton
Newnam
McDonald
Reynolds
Dallas
Boone
Wilaon
Marshall
Tullos
Btorch
Kellerman
Weiser
Ccsseccovsessse
Wonge
Duncan
Storch
Hill
Matthews
Vitter
Lefty Russell Shines for Chicago White Sox in Texas Find
Texas native Lefty Russell, discovered by Kid Gleason, rose from obscurity in Fort Worth to solid American League form with the Chicago White Sox. In twenty two innings he has allowed only four runs and eight hits, proving Gleason’s judgment and boosting Russell’s future prospects.
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Commonwealth
Albert Russell
Walter Johnson
Wood
Albert
Gleason
Christopher Columbus
Russe
Fort Worth
Russell
Sox
Comisky
Bonham
Czar Orders Inquiry Into Boston Cleveland Fight
President Johnson of the American League ordered an investigation into the fist fight between Boston and Cleveland players at Cleveland on Wednesday. Umpire Connelly said he knew only what he had read in papers. Johnson will accompany the White Sox and the New York Nationals on their winter world tour.
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Cleveland
Connelly
Comskey
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White Sox
New York Nationals
New York
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Victoria
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Arnott
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Collins
Crawford
Diamond
Down
Emery
McCartney
Marley
Hayne
Texas League Today Matches Across Texas Cities
Fort Worth vs San Antonio Austin vs Beaumont Dallas vs Houston Waco vs Galveston in a day’s slate across the Texas League with multiple city pairings and venue assignments.
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San Antonio
Austin
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Waco
Galveston
P. Creaks
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Detroit defeats New York 2 to 3 in a tight AL matchup. Cleveland edges Boston 3 to 2 as Washington pounds Chicago 10 to 5. Philadelphia beats St Louis 6 to 3 while New York tops Detroit and Boston travels to Cleveland. Washington plays Chicago and Philadelphia faces St Louis again.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Philadlphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Kya
St Low
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Lyd
Sewer Eee
Louis Teeter
Censveseees
Pasdute
Eee Wenne
Unclear Scoreline From Historical Matches
Fragmentary sports results show Memphis over Birmingham 6 2 in Memphis. Mobile 4 Chattanooga 3. Atlanta 7 Montgomery 3. Nashville 6 New Orleans 6 in New Orleans. Details and dates omitted in fragmentary OCR.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Aosemency
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orleans
Nashville
American Association Results From Milwaukee and Kansas City
At Milwaukee Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 9 to 20 in a 13 inning game. At Louisville Columbus won 6 to 4 over Louisville. In Kansas City Kansas City defeated St Paul 8 to 3 in a 13 inning bout.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Tole
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Paul
International League Results Roundup
In Rochester Rochester 16 Baltimore 5. In Toronto Newark 1 Toronto 0. In Buffalo Jersey City 7 Buffalo 0. In Montreal Montreal 3 Providence 1.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Harvard Beats Catholic University In Cambridge
Harvard defeats Catholic University 11 to 7 at Cambridge in college baseball action. The Crimson offense piled up runs across early and late innings to secure the win on the home field.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Catholic University
Boston Wins Third Straight Over Pittsburg
Boston defeated Pittsburg 6 to 2 for a third consecutive win. Dickson allowed only two hits as Adams gave Boston nine hits and left after the sixth inning. Boston scored early and added a run in the seventh, while Pittsburg managed a lone tally.
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Pittsburg
Dickson
Adams
R. H. E. Boston
Whaling
Joe Adams
Robinson
Keley
White Sox Win Game In Hitting Showdown
Chicago defeated Washington 10 to 6 in a hitting rich contest. Groom started for Washington but faded in the fourth, Gallia relieved, Gan dil batted for Boehling in the sixth, and Cashion finished. Washington managed six runs on five hits with one error to Chicago ten runs on thirteen hits.
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Washington
Groom
Gallia
Schaefer
Boehling
Gandil
Cashion
R. H. E. Washington
Georgia Gun Shoot Ends with State and High Average Winners
The Georgia State Gun Club tournament closed in Americus with James Barrett of Augusta winning the state championship. Henry Jones of Macon topped the high average with 85 hits of 400. The pro class trophy went to Homer Clark of Allendale, Illinois.
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Georgia
Americus
Georgia State Gun Club
Henry Jones
Macon
James Barrett
Augusta
Homer Clark
Allendale
Ill
Beaumont Oilers Keep on Winning In Baseball Tilt
Beaumont Texas defeated Leidy's Senators 10 to 6 in a two hour game amid erratic plays. Ashton started for Leidy but was pulled after ten Beaumont runs. Swan worked five and a third for Leidy, Martina closed with two singles allowed. Williams and Ashton homered for Beaumont in a sloppy contest with several errors and stolen bases.
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Williams
Ashton
Beaumont
AB. R. H
A. E. Dobard
Escevecsees
Downey
Betts
Cooke
Smith
Reynolds
Swan
P .Martina
Austin
A. E. Mate
Oe Haigh
Molver
Hille
Roche
Thompson
Leidy
Brownlow
Cards Beat Phillies In Ninth In St Louis Clash
In Philadelphia May 9 two visitors rallied in the ninth to beat the Phillies 5 to 4. Sheckard sparked with a triple and Oakes and Wingo added hits, followed by O'Leary with a double. Walsh and Dolan pinch hit in the home ninth but a run only came on Knabe’s sacrifice fly. Umpire Klem and manager Dooin clashed. Dooin was sent to the clubhouse.
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St. Louis
Sheckard
Oakes
Wingo
O'Leary
Walsh
Dolan
Capron
Sallee
Harmon
Perritt
Paskett
Knabe
Dooin
Klem
R. H. E. St. Louis
McLean
Chalmers
Killifer
Tigers Beat New York in Detroit Thriller
Detroit defeats New York 3 to 1 as Jean Dubuc enters in the first inning and hits a long two run single off the left wall. Hall shuts out the visitors until the ninth, when Hartzell doubles and Sweeney drives in a run. McConnell Schulz Sweeney Hall Stanage are the batteries.
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Mich
Jean Dubuc
Detroit
New York
Hall
Hartzell
Chase
Sweeney
McConnell, Schulz and Sweeney
Hall and Stanage
Automobile Club of America Elects Officers
The Automobile Club of America directors elected officers led by President Henry B. Anderson and first vice president Edward Shearson. Second VP Henry R. Taylor and third VP Alexander J. Hemphill also chosen along with Treasurer Dudley Olcott and Secretary W. W. Edwards. Edward Pearson named executive committee chairman and W. W. Vanderbilt Jr. chairs the contest committee.
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Automobile Club of America
Henry B. Anderson
Edward Shearson
Henry R. Taylor
Alexander J. Hemphill
Dudley Olcott
W. W. Edwards
Edward Pearson
W. W. Vanderbilt ,Jr
Promoter Head Is Busy Ahead of Brown Evans Wrestling Match
Promoter Tom Head is tied up as the Brown versus Evans wrestling bout set for Friday May 16 nears. Stage seats are nearly sold out with remaining tickets expected to go to Taylor fans who regard Brown as unbeatable after a recent win over Evans when Evans was out of condition. Ad Ernst leads Brown's camp while John Berg handles Evans.
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Walter Evans
Tom Head
Taylor
Brown
Evans
Ad Ernst
John Berg
Cincinnati Beats Giants Behind Johnson Shutout
Cincinnati's pitcher George Johnson threw a four to zero shutout over the New York Giants in New York. Johnson limited the Giants to six scattered hits and two baserunners to reach first base. He has won four of Cincinnati's five victories to date as New York grounded into four double plays. Johnson and Clarke opposed Tesreau Wiltse Meyers and Wilson.
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New York
George Johnson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Clarke
Tesreau
Wiltse
Meyers
Wilson
Philadelphia Beats Browns 6-3 in St Louis
Philadelphia wins its sixth straight game defeating St. Louis 6 to 3. Errors by St Louis in crucial moments helped Philadelphia push across six runs. Oldring Collins Baker and Williams Pratt figures noted with Hamilton pitching well despite the defeats.
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Philadelphia
Hamilton
Agnew
Erros
Johnston
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Williams
Pratt
Bender
Thomas
Cleveland Tops Red Sox In Pitchers Battle 3-2
Cleveland defeats Boston 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel as Gregg bests Bedient. Boston scores two in the third on a walk and two singles, while Cleveland answers with three in the sixth on three singles a walk and Ball's error. Wagner returns to the lineup for Cleveland.
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Boston
Gregg
Bedient
Wagner
R. H. E. Cleveland
Carisch
Bedient and
Cady
Galveston Dominates Waco in 6 1 Victory
Galveston hammered the Waco Navigators 6 to 1 in Galveston Texas League action led by Pat Lindsey debuting left handed for the locals. Jordan and Dodd provided big hits while Ogles struggled for Waco as Lindsey earned the win.
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Ogles
Waco Navigators
Lwirler
Pat Lindsey
Jordan
Dodd
AB. R
Beck
McLaurin
Wohlleben
Ogies
Waco
Renee
Massey
Lindsey
McMahon
Mang
Lin
Ton
Ampire
McKee
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