Stewart Powers Nags Past Gassers In Lone Matinee
In League Park, Harry Stewart shut out Shreveport through seven innings, while Marshall and Jack Love sparked a seventh inning rally that gave the Nags a 4 to 0 interpair win. Duffy struggled with control as Shreveport stranded runners in several frames.
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Harry Stewart
Nags
Little Twirler
Duffy
Shreveport
League Park
Stewart
R8aggan
Marshall
Westerzil
Love
Sid Smith
Ana
Jack
Bernsen
Kneaves
Diamond
Barr
Schrader
Baerwald
Carroll
Balenti
Dugeoat
Smith
Westy
Jack Love
Gassers
Becker
Baggan
Cook
McCafferty
Bell
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Weeker
Senrader
Issesess
Ineeres
Piesmend
San Antonio
H.C. A. E. Weeeanias
Marvenall
Womere
Barrwaild
Tiumchol
Tsriont
Keen Competition Highlights At Y M C A Senior Meet
At the Y M C A senior class event J M Hall and Myron Schraud tied for first in the running high jump at four feet seven inches with H W Green third at four feet five. Rex Logan and Roy Quillian tied for fourth. Quillian’s team defeated Joseph Naylor’s 11 to 0 in indoor baseball as Myron Schraud challenged Hall for the top jump. William Pieper struck out nine in a strong pitching outing for Quillian’s squad and led batting with Quillian and Green.
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J. M. Hall
Myron Schraud
H. W. Green
Rex Logan
Roy Quillian
Joseph Naylor
Hall
William Pieper
Quillian
Naylor
Pieper
Green
SOMO
Essa Ae
Tof Quiltign
Teheeeeecuane
Arthur Fried
Eheseisstengae
Fiovg Sin
Carl Benning
Io Cceiiics Ua
Tt Wore Faye
Mmston Benue
Charles Wight
Eco Us
Merman Cpcs
Fred Gaubautz
Raymond Lee
Fentress Beats Buffs O18 200 OnO
Fentress defeats Buffs in a close baseball game 6 to 2. Fentress earns the win with 4 hits allowed and 6 strikeouts, Kei bin takes the loss with 4 hits and 2 runs charged. Citrano to Seitz completed a double play, and Houston scored for Fort Worth. Northern stole second, with Lee and Newram delivering sacrifices. Time 1 59. Umpires Sullivan and Vitter.
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Fentress
Keibin
Harbin
Citrano
Seitz
Houston
Fort Worth
Northen
Lee
Newram
Sullivan
Vitter
Pantherville
Buffs
Moneaty
Anne
Manda
Monday results across Texas and prep for Tuesday games
Scores show San Antonio 4 Shreveport 0 and Fort Worth 4 Houston 2. Beaumont dominates Waco 8 0 while Galveston 4 Dallas 3. Play Tuesday features Shreveport at San Antonio Waco at Beaumont Fort Worth at Houston and Dallas at Galveston.
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Pet
Fort Worth
Waco
Shreveport
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Dallas
Lipscomb's Team Edges McNeill in Noon YMCA Clash
Joe Lipscomb toppled A. G. Mc Neill's volleyball team in a best of three at the Y M C A two games 6 11 11 10 11 8. The midday series featured long battles with Emil Mueller delivering standout setting and strong team support while Wine played well for the losers. Next series set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lipscomb
A. G. McNeill
Emil Mueller
Lipscombb
Robert G. Harris
Ralph Cadwallader
McNeill
Russell B. Wine
Alfred Haubald
F. T. McGee
Frank Trotter
Cleveland takes 6 4 win over New York in AL clash
In New York the Cleveland hitters produce six runs off Morton and O Neil as New York loses 6 to 4. Detroit defeats Washington 5 to 1 behind Coveleskie and Stanage with Boehling Ayres and Henry.
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Cleveland
New York
R. H. E. Cleveland
Morton
O'Neil
Markle
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Washington
Coveleskie and
Stanage
Boehling, Ayres and
Henry
Oilers Blank Waco in Nine Inning Shutout
Oilers blank Waco 8 0 in the ninth inning, with Grubb Johnston Bobo Schwind Malmauist and McMahon homering. Jost allowed 2 runs on 3 hits in 8 innings for the win. Zinn took the loss after 9. BeauMont left on base four for Waco. time 1:30. umpires Matthews.
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Kuhn
Pigruinooy Es Ce
Waco
Beaumont
Matthews
Tex
Joet
Wave
James
A. E Johnston
H. A
Schwind
McMahon
Dodd
Delehanty
Halt
Nixon
Ho Ho
Jost
Te Pepe
Stee
H.O A. Bittle
Covtle
Thee Conwell
Tee
Grubb
Sae Malmaquist
Wohlleben
C Zinn
xReilly
Texas Library Extends Home Study Book Loans
The Texas Library and Historical Commission offers to loan Home Study Division books to National Reading Circle members. Ten courses are ready or in preparation, including The Great Literary Bibles and Masterpieces of the World's Literature. Loans require signed agreements, no fees, two week individual terms, and transportation costs borne by borrowers.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Library and Historical Commission
United States Bureau of Education
National Reading Circle
Klaerner
Home Education Division
Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 4 in rough game
In Philadelphia KR Hi ER St. Louie scored four runs in the first, then Philadelphia struck back with six in the middle innings. Batteries Plank and Hartley for St Louis and Bush and Meyer for Philadelphia. In Boston the Chicago Boston game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
KR. Hi. ER
St. Louie
Plank
Hartley
Bush
Meyer
Boston
Baseball scores and matchups shift on wet grounds
Chicago beat Boston 6 to 4 in Philadelphia and Detroit edged Washington 6 to 5. St Louis met Philadelphia, Cleveland faced New York, and Chicago confronted Boston while Detroit visited Washington.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Southern League Scores: Little Rock Tops Birmingham 6 4
Little Rock defeats Birmingham 6 to 4 in Birmingham with Hardgrove Gibson and Robertson Smith handling batteries. In Atlanta, Atlanta beats Memphis 5 to 4 as Perry Perkins and Brown Wallace split duties on the mound.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
ROH. EE
Hardgrove
Gibson
Robertson
Smith
Atlanta
Memphis
R. H. E. iMemphis
Pune
Perry
Perkins
Brown and Wallace
New Orleans Beats Nashville in Low-Scoring Game
New Orleans won 4 to 2 over Nashville. Scoring details show Nashville with a .030 010 000 and 2 runs in the game, while New Orleans had .100 210 000 and 4 runs. Battery information lists Rogers Street and Walker Higgins.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Rogers and Street
Walker and Higgins
Baseball Scores You Shared
New York beat Chicago 3 to 2. Pittsburgh 8 over Boston 7. Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 2.
Chattanooga Triumph Over Mobile In Tight Ballgame
Chattanooga beat Mobile 2 to 1 on a late run. Battery workers were Ledbetter and Smith for Mobile.
Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago
A sports brief lists matchups with Brooklyn visiting St Louis New York visiting Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Boston at Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Giants Outfielder Dave Robertson Faces Speeding Charge
Dave Robertson, New York Giants right fielder, is to appear before Justice Carlton Prouty in Winneka Illinois today on speeding charges. The exchange between officer and prisoner hinged on Robertson’s baseball fame and a quip about yesterday’s home run and three runs driven in. The judge joked about Robertson staying in custody until tomorrow.
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Chicago
Ill
Dave Robertson
New York Giants
Carlton Prouty
Winneka
Ills
Robertson
Cubs
Justice Prouty
Virginia
Bronchos and Pirates Defeat Opponents in Junior A Indoor Doubleheader
In a two game set at the YMCA, the Bronchos beat the Giants 4 to 2 and the Pirates toppled the Navigators 4 to 2. Phillip Archer and George Dietzel sparked the Bronchos with two hits and a two bagger, while Norris Stewart Edward Vance and Warren Stewart led Giants. Pirates bats included Russell Jonas Clark Crosby and Shanley Simpson, with Angelo Bastagna adding two hits and a double play una aided by Aubrey Tuttlebee.
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Bronchos
Giants
Pirates
Navigators
Phillip Archer
George Dietzel
Norris Stewart
Edward Vance
Warren Stewart
Russell Jonas
Clark
Crosby
Shanley Simpson
Angelo Bastagna
Una
Sisted
Aubrey Tuttlebee
Monday's Results From New Orleans and Surroundings
Monday results show New Orleans 4 over Nashville 2, Chattanooga 2, and Mobile 1, with scores indicating competitive games across multiple teams. The brief notes highlight key outcomes for local sports reporting.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
GROP
Chattanooga
Memphis
Dttle Rock
Mobile
Little Rock
Texans in Shoot Washington Rifle Championship Start
Seven teen college teams began competition for the 1916 intercollegiate rifle championship under the National Rifle Association. The match runs to June 14 with six men per team shooting ten shots at 200 yards rapid fire and 800 and 500 yards slow fire. The winner takes the championship trophy for one year and silver medals for members. Entries include Mississippi A and M College University of Texas Texas A and M College and Kansas State Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Rifle Association
Mississippi A
M. College
University of Texas, Texas A
Kansas State Agricultural College
Welsh Suspended From Boxing In Wisconsin
Freddie Welsh the light weight champion was suspended for four months by the State Athletic Commission for delaying a recent bout with Ever Hammer by over half an hour and breaking contract filing rules. Manager Harry Pollock was reprimanded for splashing water on spectators near the ring side.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Freddie Welsh
State Athletic Commission
Wisconsin
Ever Hammer
Harry Pollock
Walsh
Hammer Triumphs Over Bitter Root Kid in Kenosha Bout
Ever Hammer dominated seven rounds in Kenosha Wisconsin on Monday night as referee stopped the fight to end the bout awarding Hammer the victory over the Bitter Root Kid in the lightweight clash.
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Chicago
Kid
Kenosha
Wis
Hammer
Moriarity Reported To Succeed Stark As Memphis Manager
Memphis officials refuse to confirm or deny reports that George Moriarity the veteran infielder from the Chicago White Sox has been chosen to replace Dolly Stark as manager of the Memphis club. TR Watkins secretary of the club is in Chicago and could not comment.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Baseball Club
George Moriarity
Chicago White Sox
Dolly” Stark
Memphis Southern Association
Watkins
Chicago
Maisel Injured. Yank Fielder Out for a Month
Fred Maisel of the New York American League club broke a collar bone chasing Graney's homer in the sixth inning of Monday's game with Cleveland. He will be unable to play for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred Maisel
Graney
Cleveland
Luxuries Barred in Rome Government Order
Rome reports the cabinet issued orders prohibiting import of luxury goods and nonessential items like pianos and furniture to ease freight for government supplies and food imports. It also notes possible maximum prices for provisions and plans to improve wartime economic and industrial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italian government limits imports of prohibited articles
The action by the Italian government restricts importation of prohibited articles that are of American and English manufacture.
Chip scores K. O. in Bridgeport bout
George Chip of Scranton former middleweight champion knocks out Sailor Grande of California in the fourteenth round of a scheduled fifteen round bout in Bridgeport Connecticut on May 16.
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Sailor Grande
Bridgeport
British MP Percy Alden Speaks at Charity Conference
In Indianapolis on May 16 Percy Alden a member of the British parliament told the National Conference of Charities and Corrections that the European war began a period of profound emotion with a surge of moral and intellectual energy. He said class barriers faded briefly under social strain and England shifts from individualism to socialism.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Percy Alden
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Europe
England
Milwaukee Defeats Louisville in A A Playoff Action
In Milwaukee the American Association game saw Louisville fall 4 to 2, while Kansas City lost 0 to 5 against Indianapolis. Rain affected other contests leaving several results unclear.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
National League Scores Chicago and Atlanta. New York Edges Chicago
New York 3 Chicago 2 in a nine inning game with runs in the first and seventh. Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 8 after seven innings with Rudolph and Gowdy producing for Boston and Cooper Harmon Marmaux Wilson delivering for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Pittsburg
H. E. Boston
Rudolph and Gowdy
Cooper
Harmon
Marmaux and Wilson
Philadelphia 7ne 4 At Cincinnati
Philadelphia and Cincinnati game details from a baseball score line showing runs by inning, with pitching and batting notes. R H E include Rixey Demaree Killifer Toney Clarke as pitchers and catchers.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
R. H. EB
Rixey
Demaree
Killifer
Toney and
Clarke
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Eight Inning Win
Brooklyn 4 St Louis 2. At St Louis final score 4 2. Brooklyn tallied a run in the first, sixth, and ninth innings. St Louis crossed one in the third and two in the fifth. Batteries: Smith and Miller for Brooklyn. Meadows Ames Snyder and Gonzales for St Louis.
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Galveston
Tex
Stuart
Dallas
Barfoot
Giants
Dallag
Josefson
Faeee
Weitchonce
S Thompson
Murray
Peete
Johnson
Ef Sentell
Noyes
Stupp
Smith
McCandless
Ewert
Karr
Bal's
Tailas
Moran
Smith and Miller
Meadows, Ames and Snyder
Gonzales
Army Officers Ordered to Multiple Forts and Posts
Brigadier General Henry Greene to Fort Sam Houston Texas for reports. Officers are appointed to meet at 9 o clock June 6 at Fort Sill Fort Leavenworth Jefferson Barracks Fort Logan H Roots Fort Sam Houston and other commands. Several officers granted leave relieved from duty and detailed to Atlanta Los Angeles and militia service.
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Henry Greene
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Sill
Oklo
Richard M. Blachford
Infantry
Paul 8S
Halloran
Clarence E. Frank
Medical Corps
Reginald H. Kelly
Fourth Infantry
Fort Leavensworth
Kansas
Roger Brooke
Charles F. Craig
Lindsey P. Rucker
Quartermaster Corps
Asa L. Singleton
Twelfth Infantry
Arthur W. Holderness
Seventh Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Will L. Pyles
William W. M.cammon
Twenty-second Infantry
Frederick M. Jones
Cavalry
Frank N. Chilton
John Tyndall
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Arkansas
John W. Jones
Ordnance Department
Atlanta
James N. Munroe
Los Angeles
California
Samuel M. Deloffere
Robert L. Howse
Eleventh Cavalry
Melvin W. Rowell
Charles 8. Farnsworth
Sixteenth
Robert H. Pierson
Robert CC
M'Donald
James Ronayne
Ilinois
Arthur N. Taske
Philip W. Huntington
U S V Reunion Flight Deal From Birmingham
Round trip fare to U S V reunion in Birmingham offered by Southern Pacific for May 13 through 16 at a total price of 23 dollars and 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Reunion
Birmingham
Threatened Strike at Rock Island Arsenal Delays
The union machinists tool makers and turret lathe operators at Rock Island Arsenal will keep the threatened strike in abeyance for another week while wage dispute talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Intercollegiate A A A championship entries reach twelve hundred
More than twelve hundred entries are in the hands of the secretary for the forty first championship games to be held at Cambridge Massachusetts May 26 and 27. Yale leads with 146 entrants. Cornell 122. Princeton 111. Michigan 81. Stanford 32. California 19.
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New York
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletics of America
Cambridge
Mass
Stanford
California
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Middle West
Harvard
Yale
New Haven University
Cornell
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Amherst
Dartmouth
Massachusetts I. T
Penn. State
Syracuse
Georgetown
Bowdoin
Massachusetts
I. T
Michigan University
Penn State
University of Maine
Shiverick
Shelton
Windnagle
Potter
Hoffmire
Starr
Richards
Richardson
Treadway
Overton
Leisenring
Oler
More
Barrett
Flo
Worthington
Miner
Curtiss
White
Penn
State
Hammitt and
Brown
Double-header Tonight at Y M C A League
A Sunday double-header in the Sunday School Indoor Baseball League at the Y M C A features First Presbyterian versus McKinley Avenue and Westminster Presbyterians versus Evangelicals. Both matchups hinge on second place as teams vie for position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
First Presbyterian
McKinley Avenue
Westminster Presbyterians
Evangelicals
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