Washington and St Louis clash on offense and defense
In various leagues Washington routed St Louis 4 to 0 while other games featured New York beating Cleveland and Philadelphia overcoming Chicago. Batters included Thielman Berger N Clarke Bemis Chesbrough Veinow and more as rain interrupted several schedules with postponed games in Boston Milwaukee and Toledo.
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Thielman
Berger
N. Clarke
Bemis
Chesbrough
Veinow
Milwaukee
St Louis
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Win with Big Stick in Local Baseball Roundup
A noisy double header sees Waco top Houston while Austin defeats Shreveport and Dallas wins over Galveston. standings show San Antonio 3 Fort Worth 0, Austin 3 Shreveport 0, Waco 4 Houston 3, Galveston 4 Dallas 3 with daily games list and next-day matchups. The Panthers rally behind Burns and Pendleton as Brouchos rely on their original lineup to secure a key win.
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Austin
Shreveport
Dallas
Galveston
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Waco
Houston
Wallas
San Autonio
Port Worth
Galverton
Fobston
Sheveport
Hrovchog
Bill Nurns Wagan
Panthers
Brouchos
Ney Pendleton
Byrne
Collins
Leidy
Newnam
Pendleton
Panther
Knaupp
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Newham
Gan
Antonio
Fort Worth and San Antonio baseball game notes
Summary of Fort Worth versus San Antonio with two base hits by Newnan andPendleton, stolen bases by Hartmen and Nuwnasn, pitchers Miller and Burns, and 1 48 time. Fort Worth left eight, San Antonio none. Double play Leidy to Knangp. Umpire Cameron. Other scores Galveston 4 Dallas 3 in Dallas and 5 2 Dallas 4 Galveston. Houston 3 at Ware as Waco loses 4 2. Batteries listed for each game.
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Pendleton
Hartmen
Nuwnasn
Dieters
Collins
Siuek
Miller
Burns
I Burns
Balter
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Doble
Leidy
Knangp
Ty Miller
Knanpp
Cameron
Amateur League heads formation of 6 team association
W Gnapman presides as officers are named for the Amateur League at The Light office. Meetings set for Thursdays during season with signatures of players due by May 28. Teams include Postoffice Laurel Heights Terrace Joske Bros Sau ler and White Caps. Chapman to recruit two more to expand to six clubs.
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Joo’ Nae Fer
Ottleers
the Light
Uregoere
Bunday
Giants and Sand Grabs Open Season in Fort Worth Double Header
The season opener at Fort Worth featured a double header with the Giants and Sand Grabs. The Navigators finished strong, Wax 3 1 Houston, as Waco exploded for four runs late. Pitching duel with Miller limited Burns, Joes Ens at short for Shreveport shows steadiness, Robb praised as a former Broncho.
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O Connell High Gun Stands First In Laurel Gun Club Shoot
Laurel Gun Club results show Dan O Connell top scorer with 45 points in Thursday afternoon shoot. Other scores include Din O Connell 22, Campbell 4, Webb 19, Wilson 2, Suttle 8, Pierce 5. list of participants spans local residents and area clubs in San Antonio recruiting notice nearby.
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Laurel Gun
Selections and Mohawks Duel In Fall Bowling Night
Two close games opened the night with the Selections and rival Mohawks trading early advantages. Selections led early in both matches but Mohawks turned the tables in the sixth inning to win the first contest while the Giants revenge in the second stayed tight and high scoring until Mohawks pulled ahead late.
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Mrs Booth Prize Bowler Headlines Laurel Ladies Bowling
In a Laurel Ladies Bowling League prize event at Sommers alleys yesterday Mrs Booth won the quarterly prize with a 67. Mrs Rewald matched 67 and was second. several others posted totals from 38 to 60. Ten prizes plus one consolation prize were awarded as sixteen ladies attended.
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