Bronchos Clinch Easy 7 0 Win Over Panthers
The Bronchos cruised to a 7 to 0 victory at Block's Stadium as Morton pitched a strong game and Stinson argued with the umpire after being called out. Frantz, Lemon, and Schwind led with timely hits and Beaumount prepared for a three game series.
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Panthers
Huntyvour Boys
Morton
Stinson
Howell
Vance
Lemon
Veazey
Schwind
Eberline
Seitz
Gray
Frantz
Kibler
Collins
Beaumont
Oilers
San Antonio
PERSE
Fort Worth
AB. R
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Fort Worth Pole
Maloney
Ibler
Morley Veasey
Sensational catches and crowd cheers amid late game twists
Notes recount a baseball game with Eberline making a one handed grab off Seitz, Schwind robbing Eberline, Gray sprinting a running catch, Kibler’s phenomenal grab, and fans applauding a foul being shown. The piece mentions a strong turnout and playful crowd banter as the Bronchos head into their next tour.
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Seitz
Dallas Tops Houston in May Baseball Tilt
Dallas defeated Houston 2 to 1 in a reduced nine inning game. Key runs came in the fifth and sixth as Dallas broke a tie with timely hits and strong defense. Notable performances included Hornsby facing his former teammates and Dallas players Wilson Tullos and Marshall contributing with multi-base hits and steals.
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Dallas
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Tullos
Marshall
Mowry
S. Allen
Kellerman
Roge
Baseball War Opens as Federal League Arrives in Indianapolis
In Prospect Indiana and Indianapolis on May 10 the Federal League season begins and the Louisville Indianapolis game moves here. Fans expect a baseball war as Manager Whoa Bill Phillips tries to draw the largest crowds while the local American Association team struggles with attendance around 2300.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bill” Phillips
Boland Wins Punting Contest for Princeton Football
M T Boland won the annual punting contest on University field with an average of 52 yards. H V Merritt placed second at 51 yards. Captain Hobey Baker won the drop kicking contest with seven of nine. Boland also won the passing contest with Heyniger finishing third.
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Princeton
N. J
M. T. Boland
University Field
H. V. Merritt
Merritt
Hobey Baker
H. Davis
Heyniger
Baker
Semmens
Arkansas Defeats Christian Brothers College 6 to 3
University of Arkansas clinched a 6 to 3 win over Christian Brothers' College of St. Louis at Fayetteville. Hinton allowed four hits and fanned thirteen, Achenbach went 3 for 4 with two triples, and Norcott hit a bases loaded homer. Batteries: Hinton Geren Maddok McCracken.
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Fort Smith
Ark
University of Arkansas
Christian Brothers’ College
St. Louis
Fayetteville
Hinton
Achenbach
Norcott
Mppereor
Christian Bros
Hinton and
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Maddok and McCracken
Harvard Cornell Dual Track Meet Aims For Mile Records
Cambridge May 10 The Harvard Cornell track meet at the stadium this afternoon is expected to yield new mile records. Cornell captain John Paul Jones trained to beat his own four minute fifteen second record.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cornell
John Paul Jones
Sap Stars Seek Contender Opponent For Sunday Game
The Sap Stars announce a Sunday game with a strong team and invite organized opponents. Arrangements can be made by calling 460, Sam Ives.
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Sap Stars
Callling
Sam Ives
Navigators Wallop Galveston In Texas Tilt
In Galveston on May 10, Waco powered to a decisive 5 3 victory aided by two two base hits from Dagey and McLaurin and Galveston errors. Helm struck out 15 in a strong pitching performance while Williams was ejected for kicking.
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McLaurin
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Dodd
Waco
Ross Helm
Maag
Hopkins
Harry Williams
McKee
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Athletics Lose to St Louis 7 to 3 in May Contest
St Louis broke Philadelphia’s five game streak at home, scoring five in the first inning and two more in the fifth, while Wyckoff and Houck struggled on the mound. A controversial seventh inning saw multiple umpire reversals as Oldring was ruled out then safe. Final score 7–3.
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Philadelphia
Houck
Wyckoff
Shotton
Pratt
Brief
Williams
Wallace
Baker
Collins
McInnis
Walsh
Oldring
Ferguson
O’loughlin
Athletics
O'Loughlin
Browns
R. H. BE. Eptase
Thomas
Weilman
McAllester
New York Beats Tigers 9 to 0 in Detroit Game Three
New York defeated Detroit 9 to 0 as Detroit's fielding and hitting woes continued. Warhop exited early after allowing multiple hits. New York mixed timely hits with Detroit errors to seize the series lead. Score by innings shows New York's early offense and steady defense securing the shutout.
Smithville Defeats Rogers 14 to 1 in Home Game
Smithville beat Rogers 14 to 1 in the third game of the series played yesterday at home. Batteries for Smithville were Russell and Myrid with Rogers bats Lond David and Tyle behind the plate. Umpire Mathews. Ransom and Silsbee schedule a Sunday game against Southwestern Telephone at Electric Park at 9 a.m.
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Rogers
Tex
Russell
Myrid
Lond
David
Tyle
Mathews
Ransom & Silsbee
Southwestern Telephone Company
Electric Park
Texas League Scores And Today’s Games
Yesterday results include Fort Worth 10 over Dallas 7 and Houston 2 over Beaumont 1 in the Texas League. Austin 4 beat Galveston 1, Waco 5 defeated San Antonio 3. Beaumont visits San Antonio Houston plays Galveston Fort Worth travels to Austin Dallas travels to Waco.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Austin
Beaumont
Waco
Galveston
Where They Stay Today: City Matchups Across the League
The standings list shows Chicago 6 Washington 1 New York 9 Detroit 6 Boston 3 Cleveland 1 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 3. The text notes Washington in Chicago Philadelphia in St Louis New York in Detroit and Boston in Cleveland as the current matchups.
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Ween
St. Lou
Stenee
National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday Philadelphia beat St Louis 3 1 Brooklyn defeated Chicago 7 6 Boston over Pittsburg 6 4 Cincinnati won 3 1 against New York. Today St Louis faces Boston Cincinnati travels to Brooklyn Chicago meets New York Pittsburg plays Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Trolley Dodgers Win Brooklyn as Chicago Narrowly Fails
Brooklyn beat Chicago 7 to 6 to move into second in the pennant race. Pierce pitched briefly for Chicago before being replaced by a pinch hitter, while Reulbach lasted to the seventh. Brooklyn scored on timely hits and errors including a triple by Otto Miller and Wheat's eighth inning tally. Chicago managed six runs with Pierce and Reuschbach ceding control, but could not hold the late rally.
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Chicago
Pierce
Reulbach
Fisher
Otto Miller
Humphries
Stengel
Wheat
Daubert
Evers
Reusbach
Archer
Stack
Curtis
O. Miller
Australian tennis team arrives for Davis Cup preliminaries
A. B. Johns Horace Rice members and E. W. Hicks manager of the Australian team arrived in New York from Australia via California. They likely proceed to Philadelphia for a week of play before heading to Boston for the Davis Cup preliminaries next month.
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A. B. Johns
Horace Rice
E. W. Hicks
Australia
California
Philadelphia
Boston
Princeton Yale Track Meet Preview Highlights Key Athletes
Princeton and Yale athletes prepared for the annual track meet in Princeton New Jersey on May 10. Predictions varied on final scores with Yale relying on pole vaulters and Potter in hurdles while Princeton expected Thomas to score in the 100 yard dash and Val Wilkie in the quarter mile.
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N. J
Yale
Val Wilkie
Potter
Thomas
Rowing Championship Opens Intercollegiate Season
Cambridge Mass May 10 The varsity crews of Princeton University of Pennsylvania and Harvard will race over a 17 8 mile course to start the intercollegiate rowing season and to practice for longer contests at New London and Poughkeepsie.
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Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
New London
Poughkeepsie
Highlanders Sign Houston Catcher Reynolds
The New York Highlanders announced on May 9 that manager Chance signed catcher William Reynolds from the Houston club, champions of the Texas League in 1912. Reynolds joins the American League team after the Texas League title season with Houston.
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New York
Chance
William Reynolds
Houston Baseball Club
Piel Bros Bottle Beer Ad Promises Pure American Malt
An advertisement touts Piel Bros bottled beer as America's purest malt beer urging readers to try it.
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Piel Bros
America
Peacock Cadets Hold Nineteenth Annual Commencement
Peacock Military college held its nineteenth commencement on campus with declamations music and athletic exhibitions. Diplomas went to Allen Carr Houston Lloyd Bracy Marion Ill Ike Alderete El Paso Matt Reid Cruz Tamops Mex Emil Rosenblueth Monterey Mex Hal Noelke Mertzon Tex and others. Officers and awards were announced including oratory medals and best athlete honors with cadets Curtis Williams Owen Covel and Matt Reid noted for achievements.
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Allen P. Carr
Houston
Tex
Norman Singer
Sutherland Springs
Haynes Leatherwood
Merit
Reuben Cash
Galveston
Lloyd Bracy
Marion
Ill
Emil Rosenblueth
Monterey
Owen~ Covel
Tallequah
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Ike Alderete
el Paso
Curtis Williams
Bishop
Hal Noelke
Mertzon
Matt F Reid
Cruz
Tamps
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Peacock Military College
Allen Carr
Matt F. Reid
Crus
Mexico
Emil Rorenblueth
Curtis
Kirbyville
Tom Crouch
McKinney
Edwin McCoy
Curtis Willams
Owen Covel
Tahlequah
Emil Rosenbleath
Sam Leathers
Crockett
Donald Rothschild
Greeley
Colo
Hale Denny
Chicago
Charles Warrick
Lometa
Douglass Denman
Gonzales
Austin Tacquard
Hitchcock
Stephen WhHdman
von Ormy
Ewell Wiley
Maxwell Perkins
William Towns
Powell
Gerald Jackson
Onalaska
Nixon Askey
Crowther
Vernon Powell
Lufkin
Frederick Tack Guard
Connell Clegg
San Angelo
Johnson
Adjutant General of Texas
National Guard
Adjutant General of the Army
United States Army
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Emile Rosenblueth
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Hieheek
Proderjake
Alumni Association
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Fort Worth
Foard Townsend
San Antonio
Lucien Bogen
Beaumont
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Howard Pardue
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Peacock School
Wheeler and Kingsberry
Mieka
Perkins
Schuhart
Davidson
Wildman
Ferguson
Ike Qanerte
Patosas
Peacock Cadets Shine in Vienna Exhibition Review
Dr. A Sachs praised Professor Anderson and the Peacock cadets after a gymnasium exhibition noting superior feats seen in an athletic contest held in Vienna Austria a year earlier.
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Anderson
Vienna
Austria
Boston Stuns Pittsburg 5-4 Extends Four-Game Win Run
Boston defeated Pittsburg 5 to 4 to extend their winning streak to four straight in the series. The Pirates tallied first with a 4-1 lead after five innings but Boston surged back, scoring in the sixth and final frames to clinch the victory. Batteries Camnitz Robinson Simon and Kelly James Wahling.
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Pittsburg
R.H.E
Camnitz
Robinson
Simon
Kelly
James
Wahling
Phillies Rally to Edge Cardinals 3 1 in Seventh
Lu Derfus ended a hitless streak with a two out homer in the seventh scoring Lobert from third as Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 3 to 1. Geyer Steele and Win go a McLean Alexander and Dooin. The Cards managed a single run in the first and the Phillies added two runs in the ninth inning via a late double by Derfus.
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Luderus
New York
St. Louis
Lobert
R.H. E. St. Louis
Geyer
Steele
Wingo
McLean
Alexander
Dooin
Southern Engue Results From May 1890s Report
In New Orleans Nashville defeated New Orleans 4 to 1. In Montgomery Atlanta beat Montgomery 10 to 2. In Mobile Chattanooga triumphed over Mobile 3 to 0.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Montgomery
Atlanta
Mobile
Chattanooga
Martina vs Lefty Lewis as Senators top Oilers 2 to 1
In Beaumont on May 10, the Austin Senators defeated the Oilers 2 to 1. Netzel hit a two bagger and Haigh and Roche added key singles, delivering the decisive runs while Williams contributed a three-base drive for Beaumont.
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Beaumont
E. Dobard
Casey
Cooke
Martina
Gandolfi
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Ceweccuse Reynolds
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Gondolfi
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Betts
Obard
Brownlow
Hi Nettel
Lewis
Reynolds
Mullaney
Red Sox Top Cleveland In Western Trip Opener
Boston defeats Cleveland 3 to 1 in Ohio on May 9 with 13 hits to 7. Key innings see Lewis, Gardner, and Engel drive in the winning runs as Boston seizes the lead in the eighth. Batteries: Blanding Baskette Carisch for Cleveland and ONeil O'Brien Carrigan for Boston.
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Ohio
Boston
Lewis
Gardner
Engel
R. H. E. Cleveland
Blanding
Baskette
Carisch
O'Neil
O’brien
Carrigan
White Sox Rout Washington in Extra Strong Hit Attack
Chicago took a 6 to 1 win over Washington after matching hits with errors by the visitors and Gallias wildness. Scott limited Washington to five hits while Borton retired early due to a wrist injury, replaced by Fournier.
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Washington
Gallias
Wildnness
Scott
Borton
Fournier
R. H. E. Washington
Engel
Gallia
Ainsmith
Easterly
Cindy Beats Giants in decisive seventh game
Cincinnati evened the series with New York by winning 8 to 1 at New York. Marquard struggled in the sixth inning as the Reds pulled away after Bates tripled and Tinker doubled. The Reds offense struck early and capitalized on a costly ninth inning to secure the victory.
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Tinker
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