Davenport Lifts Bronchos Over Beaumont Oilers 11-2
Davenport dominated on the mound aided by Bronchos support as San Antonio beat Beaumont 11 to 2 at Monsieur Block's Stadium. Seven first inning runs set the tone, with Kibler, Gray, and Frantz deriving key hits. Peaster struggled early but settled, while Beaumont’s defense faltered and could not keep pace.
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Oilers and Bronchos Bright Pennant Odds In Sporadic Notes
Notes describe Kibler and Dobard in action with Betts at center and Williams applauded after a Seitz pop. Davenport fanned Peaster and Martina in key moments as the Stowers beat Laredo 3 games to 0, Huntress starring in Sunday win with Neil on the mound.
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Buffs sweep doubleheader from Pirates in Galveston
In front of over 4000 fans in Galveston, Houston took both games of a doubleheader. The first contest went 11 innings with a late scoring burst by the Buffs, while the second game was halted after eight innings due to darkness. Final scores favored Houston 2-0 in the nightcap after a 2-0 decision in the opener.
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Niles and Dabney Win Doubles at Tuxedo Club
N W Niles and A S Dabney of Longwood Cricket Club won the round robin doubles in Tuxedo New York defeating H H Hackett and R D Little 6 4 5 7 1 6 6 1. Larned and Wrenn beat Clothie and Wats 6 3 4 6 9 7 6 3. Davis Cup trials team members S N Boust H Rice A B Jones E W Hicks gave a brief exhibition.
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Yale Maintains Striking Streak In Intercollegiate Baseball
Yale nine continues its strong season with a 14th straight win after a 14 inning victory over Pennsylvania. Navy has won 8 of 10, losing to Johns Hopkins. Dartmouth challenges Yale midweek while Holy Cross travels to New Haven tomorrow.
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Maule Sets Laurel Heights Nine Holes Record
F. W. Maule of Laurel Heights Golf Club lowered the course record yesterday afternoon by shooting nine holes in 38. The former mark of 39 was held by W. H. Symons Jr. Members gathered in force to witness Maule's achievement.
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Ransom and Silsbee Defeat Southwestern Team 15 to 5
Ransom and Silsbee beat Southwestern Telephone Company 15 to 5 on Sunday morning. The Stahl battery for Ransom and Silsbee powered the win with strong play.
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Scores and today’s MLB matchups in the American League
Yesterday results show Kennuls, St. Louis 7 Washington 3 and Cleveland 7 New York 4 among others. Today Philadelphia visits Chicago while Washington plays St. Louis and Boston goes to Detroit with New York at Cleveland.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
No NL games yesterday. Today's matchups have St Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and Newark at Montreal where Newark won 8 to 2.
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Scoreboard snippets from Toledo Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville
Baseball scores from multiple cities show Columbus defeating Toledo 4 to 1. St Paul edged Milwaukee with unclear result. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 2 to 1 in ten innings. Louisville swept Indianapolis 5 to 0 and Louisville 8 to 3.
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Scoreboard Roundup from Southern Cities
Atlanta beat Montgomery 8 to 2. In Mobile area Chattanooga 1 to 2 and Mobile 0 to 9. Birmingham defeated Memphis 6 to 0. In New Orleans Nashville won 2 to 0 over New Orleans.
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German Olympic Committee Prepares for 1916 Berlin Games
Lausanne reports show Germany's Olympic plan for 1916 involves four government departments organizing clubs and private subscribers funding the effort. American training methods are under study, and Emperor William is expected to ignite nationwide training as the stadium opens next month.
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Tigers Beat Blues 10–9 In Close Laredo Showdown
The Laredo Tigers defeated the Car Hill Blues by 10 to 9 in a tight game played yesterday, edging ahead with a late score and securing the victory in a lively local matchup.
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Citizens' League Ticket For Mayor And City Officials
Political advertisement listing Citizens' League candidates for mayor, city attorney, collector, assessor, auditor, treasurer, corporation to, and eight city alderman wards along with the names of the nominees.
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George R. Gillette
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Giants wallop the Waco Navigators in extra innings
In Waco Texas on May 12 the Dallas Giants beat the Waco Navigators 5 to 4 in ten innings. Grady started for Dallas, Hornsby relieved in the third, and key hits came from McMahon Tanner and Marshall as Dallas chased a late rally to clinch the win.
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Fort Worth Panthers defeat Austin Senators 8 to 2
Fort Worth built scoring bursts in the first, second, fifth and eighth innings to down the Austin Senators 8 to 2. Howard starred with three triples driving in runs as Bottorff and Lewis pitched and contended in a game marked by base running errors and missed timely hits.
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Tigers Defeat San Jose in seventh straight win
The Monterey Tigers extended their winning streak to seven by shutting out San Jose 11 to 8. Powerful hitting led the victors as they toppled the opponents in a high scoring contest yesterday.
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Red Sox Top Tigers In Ten Inning Thriller
Boston rallying to tie in the ninth and winning 5 to 4 in ten innings at Detroit, Neal Ball scoring the decisive run on a infield hit by Hooper. Speaker snagged Crawford’s liner for the final catch as Boston survives.
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Cleveland Beats New York 7 to 2 in Large Crowd
Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 2 in front of one of the season’s largest crowds. Frank Chance’s first Cleveland appearance drew fans as Jackson hit a bases loaded home run and contributed a double and two singles. Falkenberg earned his sixth win, with Schultz leaving early.
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Browns Win Game St Louis Loses Opening Charged Rally
George Baumgardner pitched for Browns defeating Washington 7 to 3 in St Louis. Errors, a hit batsman and steals helped Washington edge ahead briefly before St Louis rallied with a third inning homer by Williams and a decisive eighth inning. Final: Browns 7 Washington 3.
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Walsh Tames Athletics in Chicago Victory
Ed Walsh returned from a long rest to help Chicago defeat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in the opener of a series. Chicago took the lead with timely hits while Philadelphia errors and walks aided the rally. McInnes homered and Strunk tripled as Barry and Weaver flashed strong defense.
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Luther McCarty Arrives in Calgary for May 24 Bout
Luther McCarty arrived in Calgary from New York ahead of his 10 round match with Arthur Pelkey on May 24. He plans two weeks of hard training starting this afternoon, while Pelkey has trained with Tommy Burns for ten days showing progress. Odds narrowed to 10 to 7 in favor of McCarty.
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YMCA To Stage Indoor Baseball Doubleheader Tonight
The Y M C A hosts a Sunday School League doubleheader with Prospect Hill Baptists vs West End Presbyterians and South Heights Methodists vs McKinley Avenue Methodists. The schedule lists six teams Kingsville Bishop Corpus Rockport Sinton Aransas Pass with a Memory Day opening and a 18 game season.
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Gulf Coast League Forms as Organization
Corpus Christi Texas May 12 At a meeting held here yesterday afternoon the Gulf Coast League was formally organized Louis C Wells of Corpus Christi was elected president and other officers were named in the official action establishing the league as a corporate body.
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Six Year Old Boy Missing in Burlington Case
Burlington New Jersey May 12 search for six year old Albert Smith Jr. continued as authorities pursue clues from a neighbor's butler who recalled hearing the boy cry not take me away and a report that a stranger bought Albert ice cream. The butler doubted the cry was real child play.
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Aged Chicago Fire Hero Benjamin Allison Dead by Suicide
Benjamin Allison, famed for saving many people with his canal boat during the Chicago fire, died yesterday at age 88. Officials say he took his own life after suffering with infirmities.
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Benjami Allison
Kilbane to Battle Fox in June bout
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane and Jimmy Fox of San Francisco agreed to a 10 round fight at the Oaklaw Wheelman's Club on June 8. Kilbane, fighting from Cleveland, will defend his title against Fox in a planned bout that has drawn boxing interest in the Bay Area.
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Oaklaw Wheelman’s Club
Miss Sybilla Schnatz Remains in Philadelphia Hospital
Miss Sybilla Schnatz, who contracted typhoid fever in Philadelphia at age 21, remains in the hospital to which she was taken. Now 80, she has been unable to move for 69 years.
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