Waco Bronchos smother San Antonio in 14 to 1 rout
Waco defeats San Antonio 14 to 1 as Clemens leads with three hits including a home run. Ogle pitched until late, resisting Bronchos offensively until the clinched game in the second inning. Manager Goodwin was ejected for disputing a call, receiving a five dollar fine.
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Ogle
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Hill
Morton
Larson
Goodwin
Baumegartner
Wohlleben
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Tanner
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Rennard
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Carson
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Boston shuts out St Louis 7 to 0 to open series
Boston defeats St Louis 7 to 0 as Taylor Baumgardner Manning and Agnew Jenkins Foster and Thomas hold the Cardinals to three hits. St Louis fails to advance a runner past second in the game.
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St. Louis
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Baumgardner
Manning
Agnew
Jenkins
Foster
Thomas
Poloists Seek Buckmaster to Lead English Team
London May 13 Baron Willborne pressed Walter Buckmaster to assume charge of the polo team bound for the United States to contest the international polo cup. The bid failed as officials stated the situation remains unchanged. The team remains incomplete after Maj. C. F. Hunter withdrew due to his wife’s illness.
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London
Walter
United States
Baron Willborne
Maj. C. F. Hunter
International League Rain Delays Hit Multiple Matches
In Buffalo-Newark and Rochester-Jersey City rain halted play. Montreal posted a 4 while Providence led 5 as Toronto-Baltimore also faced rain interruptions.
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International League
Buffalo-Newark
Rochester-Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Toronto-Baltimore
Scores from Midwest Baseball Pairings
At Minneapolis Cleveland 10 defeated by 5. At St Paul 10 beat Columbus 4. At Kansas City 2 lost to Louisville 6. Milwaukee Indianapolis game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Cleveland
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee-Indianapolis
Pirates Defeat Senators 4 0 As Galveston Aces Orioles
In Austin Texas on May 13 the Pirates defeated the Senators 4 to 0 before darkness halted play after seven innings. Galveston pitchers Miller and Hiett held Austin to four hits while Galveston scored all four runs in the top of the seventh.
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Hille
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Starnes Grabs First in Marshall Track Meet Clas s One
Jesse Starnes won the first class with 39 points at the Marshall Training School track meet earning a silver loving cup and a gold medal. Ross Youngs took 30 points and Homer Waits 25 for second and third spots. Harold Jones led class two with 21 points while Tom Gilliam and Norris Williams tied for second with 20. Ben Tuttle topped class three with 28 points and Thomas Strange won class four.
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Homer Waits
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Waits
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Honda
Tom Gilliam
Norris Williams
San Antonio
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Thomas Strange
Women’s Western Golf Association seeks course for 1914
Chicago May 13 officials of the Women’s Western Golf Association search for a course to host the 1914 championship after Homewood Country Club’s clubhouse fire forces cancellation of its August 24-28 dates. As of Wednesday no club had offered its course for the event.
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Women's Western Golf Association
Homewood Country Club
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Indoor Baseball Wraps Up Tue Night League Play
Two games in the Sun day School League at the YMCA saw the First Presbyterians beat McKinley Avenue Methodists 22 to 8 in the American League, while West End Methodists defeated Central Christians 9 to 3 in the National League. Umpires were Richey Hamilton and O Haire, with scorers George Wheeler.
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George Wheeler
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Central Christ
Rector
F. Scott
Schofield
Albers
Scholz Wins Tight YMCA Handball Match
Paul Scholz defeated Robert Smith 11 to 9 in class A at the YMCA in a tense back and forth contest. Luis Tinoco beat Clarence King in class D with 11 10 11 5 and 1 9 scores in a separate series. Furniture for sale advertised via a light want ad.
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Robert Smith
Scholz
Luis Tinoco
Clarence King
Tinoco
Ernst Secures Coleman as Trainer for Challender Bout
Adolph Ernst the light heavyweight champion plans intensive training for next Tuesday at the Travis Club with John Coleman aiding his preparations. Challender, the Chicago standout, is hailed as the toughest opponent, and Ernst vows no monkey business as he seeks a decisive return match. Chairman Halff secured the bout after initial resistance.
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Travis Club
Chicago
Charles Challender
Ernst
John Coleman
Coleman
Chicago J
Challender
San Antonio
G. A. C. Halff
Mr. Halff
Taylor
Halff
Travis
Waugh Boxes Draw With Alberts in Missouri Clash
In Joplin on May 13 Bobby Waugh lightweight champion of Texas and Kid Alberts Mc Carney’s Filipino fighter fought fifteen rounds to a draw. Alberts led early with jabs while Waugh pressed with power. referee’s verdict pleased fans as town buzzed about the bout.
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Joplin
Bobby Waugh
Pugilist
Texas
Kid Alberts
Alberts
Waugh
Giants Crush Harrisburg In Exhibition Game
The New York Giants defeated Harrisburg 15 to 1 in an exhibition at Harrisburg. Schupp, Palmero and McLean pitched for New York while Wertz and Harkins played for Harrisburg, as the visitors on their way West toyed with the Tri state League club.
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New York
Schupp
Palmero
McLean
Wertz
Harkins
Club Standings From Tuesday's Wet Grounds
Results show Houston at Fort Worth with wet fields, Beaumont at Dallas in rain, Waco 14 San Antonio 1, Galveston 4 Austin 0 called at darkness. Play resumes Wednesday with matchups: San Antonio in Waco Houston in Fort Worth Galveston in Austin Beaumont in Dallas.
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Galveston
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Fort Worth
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Ees
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Montgomery Beating Nashville Breaks Even in Four-Game Set
In a four game spread, Montgomery wins 7 to 6 at home to split the series with Nashville. Nashville erases a late lead with scattered hits while Montgomery plates runs across the middle innings. Batteries: Renfer Boland Gib son Black Donahue for Montgomery. Nashville’s pitcher and fielders noted.
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R. H. E. Nashville
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Boland
Gibson
Black and Donahue
Baseball Scores From Tuesday Night Results
Tuesday results show Boston 7 over St Louis 0 and Washington 3 over Chicago 2. Detroit beat New York 4 while Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 12. Remaining matchups: St Louis in Boston, Cleveland in Philadelphia, Detroit in New York, Chicago in Washington.
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Cleveland
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Weather and score notes from midweek baseball matchups
St. Louis tied Chicago 1 1 in a rain affected game called in the tenth. Boston and Pittsburgh finished 1 1. Games scheduled Wednesday include Philadelphia in St. Louis with Brooklyn visiting Chicago New York in Pittsburgh and Boston at Cincinnati.
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New York
Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh and Boston Tie 1-1 in Ten Innings
In a weather shortened National League game at Pittsburgh on May 13 the Pirates and the Boston team tied 1-1 after ten innings. Each side scored its lone run in the tenth as both pitchers held the other to a single tally. Wagner sustained a badly sprained hand while attempting to stretch a single near second. Batteries: Rudolph and Whaling for Boston, Cooper and Gibson for Pittsburgh.
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Mann
R. H. EB
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Whaling
Cooper
Gibson
National League fines two players after Chicago St Louis fight
In St Louis on May 13 President Tener fined W. J. Sweeney of the Chicago Nationals and Lee Magee of the St. Louis Nationals $50 each for a fight that broke out during the Chicago St. Louis game. The day also featured rain in several other matchups including Buffalo Baltimore Chicago St Louis Indianapolis Kansas City and a 5-5 Pittsburg Brooklyn contest that ended in darkness.
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National League
Americans Enter British Amateur Golf Championship
The field in the British amateur golf championship reached 242 entries, with ten Americans among them including Francis Ouimet Jerome Travers Fred Herreshoff and Chick Evans. The previous record was 200 and the draw for the tournament will be held Wednesday in Sandwich England.
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Chicago
Houseboat Deluxe sails bay to Ocean Beach casino theater ship
The largest houseboat ever built will float across Great South Bay from Bayshore to Ocean Beach weather permitting. The 100 ton, 80 by 30 by 40 foot vessel will serve as a casino and club house for the bungalow colony, after being hauled from Bayshore and loaded on three scows. The tow may occupy much of the day.
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Great South Bay
Bayshore
Ocean Beach
Fire Island Beach
John A. Wilbur
Ocean Beach Fire Island Company
Olympic Club
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