Bronchos win opener over Beaumont 16 to 0 in matinee
San Antonio Bronchos crushed Beaumont Oilers 16 to 0 as Larsen struggled on the mound and Downey and Edmiston contributed relief. Browns and Browning led the hitting barrage with strong defense, while Seitz and Schwind fueled a late rally.
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Kibler
Reyalds
Price
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Mon
Schwind
Seitz
Lemon
Ray
Stinson
Oring Seitz
Frantz
Coring Gray
Owever
Beaumont
Oilers
Downey
Orden
Larsen
Walter Johnson
Johnson
E. Dobard
Gandolfi
Casey
Williams
Cooke
Ore Reynolds
Notes of the game headline shows late heroics and standout plays
The report details key moments of the opener with Seitz's stellar stab, Gray's circus catch, Goldie Betts delivering a bang-up game for the tail-enders, a two-bagger amid fouls, Lemon's running catch, and Browning receiving praise, highlighting the team’s top status and notable fielding feats.
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Cleveland
Wrestling match sparks fan enthusiasm and prep details
The two out of three catch as catch can bout pairs Pet Brown and Walter Evans to settle a score. Evans trains under John Berg with Olsen directing the focus on weight and technique. Olsen predicts Evans will overturn the prior decision and notes the toe hold will be allowed. A preliminary features Constantine Romanoff vs Young Americus in a handicap challenge with a 30 minute limit or purse forfeit. Thompson Hague from Taylor requests reserved seats for his squad traveling with promoter Tom Head.
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John Berg
Olsen
Mr. Brown
Constantine Romanoff
Young Americus
Romanoff
Americus
Thompson Hague
Taylor
Tom Head
Braves and Cardinals battle to a twelfth inning tie
In Boston on May 10 the game between the Boston Braves and St. Louis Cardinals ended after two hours forty minutes with the score tied at one in the twelfth. Batteries were Perritt Sallee and McLean Wingo Tyler and Whaling. Also notes: Chalmers Motor Car boss praised the San Antonio agency’s sales room as the finest in the state and among the best in the country from lakes to gulf.
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Joe Walsh
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Chalmers Motor Car Company
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Joe
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Gulf
Navigators Defeat the Dallas Giants in Waco Series Opener
In Waco Texas on May 10 the Navigators routed the Dallas Giants 4 to 2. Mullins was relieved in the fifth by Hounke as Reilly starred with three hits including a triple. Lohman kept the Giants in check and Beck stole three bases while a large crowd welcomed the team back from the road.
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Plank Beats Browns In Ten Inning Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia Pirates beat the Browns 8 to 6 in 10 innings at St Louis after a late rally. Louis tied the game in the ninth, then Philadelphia scored two in the tenth to clinch the win. Plank pitched for Philadelphia with Lapp catching as Leveren z, Hamilton, Stone and Agnew played for St Louis.
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Bulgarian blouse drives car design changes in 1920s
A letter to Overland car makers from a noted woman motorist urges Parisian fashion to influence auto design. She notes the Bulgarian blouse’s loose lower edge causes wind exposure in open cars and may hinder steering, predicting designers will adapt to keep women driving in style and comfort.
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Moore's Play Two Games Today
The H. N. Moore team will face South Heights Sunday morning on the latter’s grounds and then play Frank Bros. of the City League in the afternoon on the River avenue diamond.
Baseball Results From Yesterday By City Scores
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 9 Chicago 2 New York 1 Pittsburg 0 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 1 and Boston 1 in 12 innings reflecting compact MLB style scores for the day.
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Ewer
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Cincinnati
College Baseball Scores Across Multiple Venues
Cornell falls to Princeton 7 in a Princeton setting while Trinity beats Wesleyan 10 to 2 in Hartford. Army edges Catholic University 9 to 8 at West Point. Michigan dominates Syracuse 14 to 1 in Ann Arbor. Chicago hosts Northwestern 6 to 4 in a Chicago match. Yale loses 4 to ? Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Louisville beats Indianapolis 11 to 6 in an American Association game. Toledo tops Toledo Pores 81 to 6 in Toledo. Minneapolis 1 defeats Kansas City ? in Fansey City.
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Columbus
Toleda Pores
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Wanee
Fansey City
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Weather Roundup Moves Through Southern Cities
The report lists rain across Montgomery Nashville Mobile and Mobile Chattanooga with brief conditions. Atene Memphis and Birmingham are noted in a quick regional weather tally.
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Naps Top Red Sox 9-2 for Three of Four
Cleveland overwhelms Boston 9 to 2 as Charley Hall falters in sixth and Bill Steen shines on the mound. Jackson belted a bases loaded triple and Speaker hit his first homer of the season at home. Batteries Hall Foster Cady Nanamaker for Boston and Steen Carisch for Cleveland.
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Comiskey Adds More Seats at White Sox Park
President Comiskey plans 40 000 seating capacity by Frank Chance Day with 2500 box seats added bringing high priced seating to 10 000 total at the park.
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White Sox
Frank Chance
Fort Worth Downs Austin In Fast Slow Baseball Game
Fort Worth defeated Austin 6 to 3 in a Texas game marked by errors on both sides. Key moments came in the third inning as Fort Worth scored three, with Maloney and Kneaves driving runs, and Fort Worth adding two more in the eighth. McIver and Hille produced Austin runs, while McCuller pitched for Fort Worth and Sorrels for Austin.
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Johnson Shuts Out Sox in Chicago Series Finale
Walter Johnson of Idaho blanked the White Sox 1 to 0 in Chicago. Two singles by the Sox produced no runs as Joe Benz held the Indians to four hits. Johnson extended his scoreless innings to 62 2-3, nearing Doe White’s 1904 mark. Batteries: Johnson Ainsmith Benz Lange Schalk.
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Hart Almost Saves Yankees Victory Over Tigers
Detroit and New York clashed as the Tigers tied the game in the ninth after Hart failed a double play. In the tenth, Daniels walked, moved on Wolters’ sacrifice, and scored on Hartzell’s single to give the Yankees a 10 to 9 win on Frank Chance day in raw weather before about five thousand fans.
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Frank Chance
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Dodgers Defeat Reds In Tight 9-8 Game At Brooklyn
Brooklyn Capitals over Cincinnati 9 to 8 as Dodgers mash 14 hits including six doubles three triples and a homer. Packard starts for Reds before Suggs relieved him. Ragon and Miller turn two sparkling double plays for Brooklyn while Ra gan holds Reds to late scoring. Cincinnati tailing with early errors and miscues, but grabs a seventh inning run.
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Chicago U Wins Meet Over Northwestern in Close Classic
Chicago university defeated Northwestern by a final score of 60 1-2 to 56 1-2 in Chicago. Marshall Field hosted the meeting on May 10 with both campuses fielding strong teams and the result deciding the meet outcome.
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Cubs Beat Giants In Opening Campaign Fight
Cubs defeat Giants 2 to 1 as Evers belts a two base hit in the eighth, breaking a 1 1 tie. Cheney hurls seven strikeouts over six hits, while Demaree and Wiltse hold Chicago to two runs.
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New York Fans Resent Chance Over Wet Grounds Refusal
New York sports fans voice discontent with Chance after he allegedly refused a game with Boston due to wet grounds. Critics say the move aimed to dodge another loss, while opponents note the underfoot conditions appeared fair.
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Harvard Beats Cornell In Close Track Meet
Harvard defeated Cornell 64 to 63 in Cambridge. Ted Cable and Al Jackson each won two events for Harvard, with Cable taking hammer throw and broad jump while Jackson swept hurdle events. John Paul Jones led distance, and C. J. Speiden won the two mile for Cornell in a close finish. Keller won the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds.
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Pirates Shut Out Phillies as Rixey Sharp in Debut
Philadelphia blanked Pittsburgh 6 to 0 in a remarkable shutout. The Phillies had six runs on 8 hits while Pittsburgh collected 12 hits but failed to score. Pitcher Rixey started and impressed in relief, with key hits from Wagner Wilson and Butler in the eighth.
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Bat Nelson Announces Retirement From Boxing
Battling Nelson, famed former lightweight champion, says Labor Day will be his last fight marking the eighteenth anniversary of his career. He and wife Fay King are resting in Bedford, Virginia and plan to settle in the far west, with no bouts until September.
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Long Shot Wins Derby At Churchill Downs
Don erail a 91 to 1 shot carried the colors of Thomas P. Hays to victory in the 39th Kentucky Derby at Louisville. Ten Point finished second with Go Well third, while heavy favorites Foundation and Yankee Nations failed to place. Meridian’s track record of 2:04 4-5 for a mile and a quarter was lowered by a fifth of a second.
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Go Well
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Meridian
Red Sox Pitcher Leonard Gets New Glove Alibi
Dutch Leonard of the Red Sox has a new alibi for a wild outing. During a recent game he threw his glove to the bench and was issued a replacement. He then resumed pitching with better success, the glove blaming the lapse.
Galveston Pirates Over Buffalos In Twelve Inning Thriller
In Beach Park Galveston defeats Houston 4 to 3 after a 12 inning contest. Harry Williams delivered the decisive hit on Mang's second base to cap the long game as Maloney’s crew wins.
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Buffs
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Fillman
Rose
Jordan
Bewell
Tinker Roasts Reds Pitchers As Benton Promises Focus
Manager Joe Tinker scolds Reds pitchers for lax attitudes while Rube Benton vows a serious turnaround after a sharp dressing down. Benton, a left handed Merits, has a record suggesting potential if he stays focused. An Ohio inventor patents a new board clip for attaching or removing coverings.
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