Nags Rally In Final Innings To Beat Waco
The Bronchos rallied in the seventh inning to overturn a tight game, scoring four runs off Smith and Spindle and adding another against Ogles in the eighth and ninth. Cocheran and Lemon started the game for the Bronchos and pitched six strong innings before the seventh inning rally.
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Tex
Bronchos
Smith
Spindle
Ogles
Cocheran
Lemon
Navigators
Galveston Club Sees Change In Officers
In Galveston Texas on May 17 the Galveston baseball corporation ousted President Ben C. Doherty who is replaced by Frank Dever, formerly secretary. John M. Byrth becomes secretary treasurer, with both men major owners. Possible further changes include a new manager and lineup adjustments.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston Baseball Corporation
Ben C. Doherty
Frank Dever
John M. Byrth
Summary of baseball game with late comeback by visitors
A detailed box style recap notes Rogers relief and a late rally by Lewis Pierce and Lemon for the visitors. Firestine Coch er an and Wallace contribute offense while Smith and Cocheran anchor pitching. Final lines include runs hits errors and key players for both sides.
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Shindle
Ogles
Cocheran
Rogers
Stewart
Lemon
Wallace
Price
Wakefield
Dodd
Johnston
Covaleski
Firestine
Ogies
Waco
San Antonio
Defid
Wohleben
Bush
South Atlantic League scores from Macon Jacksonville Albany and Columbus
In Macon the Macon team beat Charleston 4 to 3. Jacksonville defeated Savannah 4 to 3. Albany routed Columbia 9 to 3. Columbus beat Augusta 5 to 3.
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Charleston
Jacksonville
Savannah
Albany
Columbia
Columbus
Augusta
Standing Club Games Today Across Regions
San Antonio faces Waco Houston travels to Oklahoma City Austin competes in Fort Worth Galveston meets Dallas with all games listed for the day.
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Waco
Houston
Oklahoma City
Austin
Fort Worth
Galveston
Dallas
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Nea Ak
Brownsville Laredo Bay City Regions Placed in Corpus Christi
Read fragmented locales Brownsville in Victoria Laredo in Beeville Bay City in Corpus Christi appear as regional references. No clear event or context provided to define actions, dates, or outcomes. The note reads as a geographic list without narrative.
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P.C
Victoria Bay Cys
Brownsville
Eee
Corpus Christi Laredo
Seer
Victoria
Laredo
Bay City
Corpus Christi
National League Matchups Highlight Location Pairings
Chicago in Brooklyn St Louis in New York Pittsburg in Boston Cincinnati in Philadelphia with games set across major markets. The schedule outlines rivalries and venue pairings for upcoming league action featuring historic franchises.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cage
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Games Today Atlanta in Mobile Nashville in New Orleans
Sports schedule lists matchups across cities with teams traveling between Atlanta Mobile Nashville New Orleans Memphis Birmingham and Chattanooga Montgomery for today’s games. Each pairing reflects regional basketball football or baseball activity with multiple venues likely hosting varied events.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile One
Nashville
Games Today
Mobile
Heck Aims for Honors After France Victory
Louis Heck of Lancaster Pennsylvania says he will return to America this fall to claim the middleweight title. He plans to box Frank Klaus or Hugo Kelly to decide the supremacy and hopes a bout with Billy Papke before resuming his career. He is 21 years old and has four years in boxing.
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Louis Heck
Lancaster
Harry Lewis
France
America
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Heck
Billy Papke
Kling Wins Billiards Match in Three Cushion
New York May 17 John Kling age 80 catcher for the Chicagoubs outpointed champion John Daly age 100 in their three cushion match 80 to 96 in the final block last night Kling defeated Daly 40 to 49 in eighty one innings Kling will play champion De Oro at pool today
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New York
John Kling
Chicagoubs
John Daly
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Daly
Indians Overwhelmed as Buffaloes Hammer OKC 13 2
In Texas League action on May 16 Houston Buffaloes knocked Oklahoma City 13 to 2 behind eight first inning runs by Cy Young. Pat Newnam drove in runs with men on base while Rose pitched strongly for the Bisons. Batteries Young Randy Noyes for OKC Rose Alexander Brady umpire.
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Cy Young
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Buffaloes
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Bisons
Mets
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Randy
Noyes
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Panthers Shut Out By Senators In Fort Worth Game
The Senators defeated the Panthers 5 to 0 in Fort Worth. Reeves McKay pitched for Waco after a month away but received poor defensive support. Key miscues including a wild throw by Green allowed two runs, while Snapp misplayed several plays at third.
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Panthers
Reeves McKay
Waco
Snapp
Green
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Fe— Sea Austin
Peebles
Smith
McKay
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Sand Crabs Tie Giants After Ninth Inning Rally
In Dallas, May 17, the Sand Crabs tied the Giants 6 6 as Thebo's bases loaded triple sparked an eighth inning rally. Thebo attempted a homer but was thrown out at the plate. Torrey replaced by Phillips in the fifth, then McAdams held Galveston scoreless late. Umpire Mathews officiated. final line 6 6.
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Galveston
Mathews
Torrey
Phillips
McAdams
Sand Crabs
Dallas Vviccess
Murphy
Helm
Chandler
Browns win third straight in shutout over Washington
ST. LOUIS, May 17. St. Louis blanked Washington 4 to 0 to extend winning streak to three games. Lake pitched strongly for the Browns while Gray and Ainsmith defended with solid defense. Washington totaled three hits. Batteries: Gray, Ainsmith for Washington and Lake, Stephens for St. Louis.
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Ainsmith
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Naps Beat Highlanders In Cleveland Slugfest
Cleveland powered past New York with a late three bagger in both the second and ninth innings to win 28 to 17 at home. Gregg and Fisher shared duties on the mound for Cleveland while Fisher also appeared as catcher. In Chicago, Scott limited the Athletics to three hits as the White Sox defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 with Krause and Thomas handling the lineup.
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Tigers Beat Boston in Ninth
Detroit wins the third straight from Boston 7 to 6 behind Moriarty’s RBI single in the ninth. Bush and Crawford drew bases on balls to set up the decisive hit as Cicotte and Karger started for Boston with Lafitte and Stanage behind Detroit.
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Moriarty
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Baseballs Will Not Be Made So Lively
Heavy batting has frustrated pitchers since the 1911 season and the next supply of official balls will be less lively. A factory representative says the current ball’s liveliness came from a tip that fans wanted more hitting. The plan is to a middle ground between old and new balls without returning to the old level of low scoring games.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Reds Rally in Second Inning to Defeat Phillies
In Philadelphia on May 17 the Reds broke the game open in the second inning. Four consecutive singles off Brennan and then Chalmers’ relief allowed eight runs. Final score Cincinnati eleven Philadelphia four as Suggs McLean faced Bren nan Chalmers Schultz Moran Dooin.
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Chalmers
Cincinnati
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McLean
Schultz
Moran
Dooin
Cardinals Defeat Giants in Eight to Six Battle
In New York on May 17, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 8 to 6. Doyle starred with two three-base hits and two singles. The Cardinals offense produced runs in the first and late innings while the Giants could muster six. Batteries were Steele and Bliss for St. Louis and Raymond, Ames, Marquard, and Wilson for New York.
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Raymond
Ames
St. Louis
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Steele
Bliss
Marquard
Wilson
Pirates Knocks Pfeiffer Off in Opening Clash
Boston fell 11 to 7 to Pittsburgh as Pfeiffer exited early after a rough first inning. Miller starred at the plate in this May 17 game with EB, RH, and strong supporting hits for the Pirates in a scoring spree.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Miller
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Barden
Steele
Gibson
Yale Harvard Accepts Challenge For England Meet
Cambridge May 17 The Harvard track manager Floyd says Yale will accept the challenge from Oxford and Cambridge for an international meet in July. Negotiations will begin immediately to set a definite date and arrange travel and participation details.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Floyd
Harvard
Leslie Soule
Yale Trac
Yale Lacks Distance Men For Intercollegiate Meet
Yale announces final season cuts leaving no distance runners for the intercollegiate meet. Only sprints are entered along with shot put, pole vault, hurdles, and jumpers as coaches still believe Yale can win the championship.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Mutt and Jeff Coupon Offered at Local Premium Dept
A coupon and 40 cents grant a bound Mutt and Jeff book at The Light Premium Department on Losoya Street near the Lo Soya Hotel. Mail order price is 55 cents.
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Light Premium
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Pelicans Shut Out Bay City in Southwest Texas League
Corpus Christi beat Bay City 2 to 0 as McGinnis and Walters pitched well and Lamoncia starred with hitting and a center throw to stop two first inning runs. Umpire Grover.
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Rice Eaters
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Walters
Lamoncia
Pellican
R. H. B. Corpus Christi
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Byrnes
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Sweet
Grover
Rosebuds Tie Late Rally Beat Brownies 3 2
Victoria Rosebuds defeated Brownsville 3 to 2 with the winning run in the ninth. Lehman pitched strongly, aided by Knaup’s pinch hitting. An error by McClintock in the third allowed two runs to score. Rivard’s extra base hit helped create the rally.
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Brownsville
Lehman
McClintock
Rivard
Tepe
Adams
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Hawley May Tie For Balloon Record On New Map
The new official Canada map may credit Alan R. Hawley with a world balloon record. Hawley’s leg of the 1910 international race logged 1172 miles, but Count de la Vaulx’s 1192 miles stands as current mark. Montreal advices suggest a correction or update.
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Canada
Alan R. Hawley
Count de la Vaulx
Hawley
The
Aero Club
Montreal
Evers Struck By Nerve Attack Forcing Diamond Exit
Johnny Evers, Chicago second baseman, likely out for the season after nerves fail him on the field. President Murphy received a letter from Evers describing a severe nervous breakdown at Troy New York, leaving him unable to stand for ten minutes and suffering facial swelling.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Evers
Chicago Nationals
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Evers
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Ivers
Southern League action Montgomery beats Chattanooga 4 to 1
Montgomery defeated Chattanooga 4 to 1 with Moran homering for Chattanooga in the third. Batteries More and Higgins for Montgomery and Bills and Flint behind. Butcher homered for New Orleans to beat Nashville 2 to 1 with Maxwell catching for New Orleans and Anderson for Nashville.
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Higgins
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Memphis Overcomes Deficit to Beat Birmingham
Memphis defeated Birmingham 8 to 6 after trailing by five runs. The game featured late Memphis scoring with a five run seventh and two run eighth to secure the victory. Batteries for Birmingham were Wagher Tannehill and Elliott with Fritz catching Knotts for Memphis.
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Birmingham
Wagher
Tannehill
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Mobile Pitcher Holds Atlanta in Low-Scoring Win
Mobile defeated Atlanta 2 to 1 as pitcher Allen held Atlanta to one hit yesterday. Batteries were Britton and Miller for Mobile with Allen and Cudman behind them. The game ended with Mobile scoring two runs in the later innings.
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Atlanta
Allen
E- Re Bae
Britton and Miller
Allen and Cudman
Hawley Travel Distances Noted at 1207 Miles
The report states Mr. Hawley traveled 1207 miles. Officials will send representatives to verify the land area in question and confirm the remaining figures.
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