Marlin High Dominates Baylor Track Meet in Waco
Marlin High School won the Baylor track meet in Waco with 51 points led by Robertson Moore and Carr. Kirksey of Waxahachie Training School won the individual title with 2012 points, while Southwest Texas Normal led teams notching 14 points and Waco 12. Seventeen schools competed, some events run in rain as Marlin swept sprints, hurdles, and relays.
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Waco
Tex
Marlin High School
Baylor
University of Texas
Robertson
Moore
Carr
Marlin
Kirksey
Waxahachie
Waxahachie Training School
Southwest Texas Normal
Waco High
Oakeeliff
Hillsboro
Grandview
Corsicana
Nocoma
Temple
Hardin Training School
Greer
Turner
Betts
Deviney
Sitton
C. R
Burton
D. C
Smith
Gran
Boyd
Lovelace
Hill
Rankin
Lemon
Hancock
Davis
Flood
Snell
Martin
Mapp
Wentzell
Southwest Texas State Normal
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Tulsa Racing Association Sues Over Races Shut Down
Attorneys for the Tulsa Oklahoma Racing Association filed suit against Governor Lee Cruce and Adjutant General Frank Canton seeking 29000 dollars in damages, claiming the state militia halted the Tulsa races a month ago at the governor's direction.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Tulsa Oklahoma Racing Association Today
Lee Cruce
Frank Canton
Canton
Tulsa
College Baseball Scores From Northeast Region
In Philadelphia Harvard fell to Harvard 11 to 2. In Worcester Yale defeated Holy Cross 1 to 0. At West Point Army beat Fordham 7 to 5. At Ithaca Cornell led Princeton in a game without a final score provided.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Worcester
Mass
Yale
Holy Cross
West Point
Army
Fordham
Ithaca
Cornell
Princeton
Senators Take Opening Game From Naps In Narrow 2 1 Win
Washington May 16 Blandings wild first inning helps the Senators win the opener of the series against Cleveland 2 to 1. Walter Johnson limited the Naps to five singles while four walks and a hit produced the Senators' two runs.
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Senators
Naps
Washington
Blanding
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Seibold
Turner
Bisland
Oo Johnston
Jackson
Lajole
Wud
Carigeh
Yankees
New York
St.Louis Browns
Ray Fisher
St. Louis
Maisel
Hartsell
Shotten
R.H. C
Truesdale
Morgan
Fisher
McBride
Williams
Wee Ease
Johnson
P Wveceese
Sabdion St. Louis
Maise i Mitchell
Wares
Harteell
Austin
Pratt
Rumler
Blanding i
Ratt
Leary
Collamore
Mitchell
Gandil
Carlech
Chill
Sheridan
Collaby Johnson
Blandin Neen
Connolly
di- Athletics
White Sox
Philadelphia
Wyckoff
Chicago
Red St
Boston
Red Sox
Athletics
Tigers
Sox
Mackmen
Benz
Covaleski
Collins
Weaver
AB. R
Aes
Demmitt
Berger
Detroit
E. Chase
Ei Bush
J. Collins
Rf . Kavanaugh
Bodle
Cobb
Alcock
Crawford
Blackburn
High
Wenn
Schalk
Burns
Mortiarity
Jasper
Otanage
xRussell
Teee Colvaski
xxMeyer
Colvaski
R.H.O
R.H
Hooper
Yerkes
Murphy
Lewis
Oldring
Ee. Speaker
Sheen
E. Collins
Eae Scott
Baker
Sete
Seen Gardner
Ad Weeees McInnis
Enele
Daly
Carrigan
Kopf
Li Collins
Schang
O. Wrekot
Tare
Sean Tene
Rese Peeseveres
Kavancush
Kavanaugh
Eagle
Sac- Bodle
Bush
Cornifice
Chase
Wycks
Ling
Engle
Egan
Vans
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Pittsburg
Jeff Tesreau
Pirates
Joe Kelly
Jeff
Carey
Giants
Viox
Kelly
AB. Rho. A. Bee
Mowrey
Konetchy
eCarthy
Gibson
Cooper
H.O
E. Bescher
Burna
Fletcher
Doyle
Merkle
Raes
Meyers
Tesreau
Law Teerenee
Pittsburg Steer
Orioles and Eagles win as Junior B league hosts doubleheader
In a Saturday morning Junior B Indoor Baseball League doubleheader at the YMCA the Orioles toppled league leaders the Owls 5 to 2 behind Harry Hamilton and Evans who each had two hits. The Eagles defeated the Hawks 6 to 4 with Cushman and Beitel leading the winners and Shafer making a key running catch and double play to end the session.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Orioles
Owls
Eagles
Hawks
Harry Hamilton
Hamilton
Evans
Herrera
Miller
King
Alley
Cushman
Tatum
Moyer
Jonas
Almar
Beitel
Stewart
Fletcher
Dascomb
Shafer
H. Hamilton
Foster
R. Porter
Bass
Barr
Cockrell
Law
Rence
McTaffe
Hix Green
Kalies
Lewis
Knox
Cory
Martin
Schafer
Hawks—Beltey
Crosby
Hay
Barcoux
Evangelicals Win American Pennant in Indoor League
In a double header at the Y M C A Sunday, the McKinley Avenue Methodists beat Travis Park 8 8 in the National League opener, while the Evangelicals defeated West End Methodists 13 9 to seal the American League championship with five straight wins.
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McKinley Avenue Methodists
Travis Park Methodists
Evangelicals
West End Methodists
McKinley Boys
Travis Park Clan
Sexaur
Herrera
Miller
Harry Hamilton
John Diler
Diller
Kelly
West End
Causey
West Enders
West
W. H. Boggs
McKinley Ave
Travis Park
Prime
American League
Evangelical Tee Eee
West End Meth
Westmin
Central Christian
Alamo Methodist
St. Paul's
Heer
McKinley
National League Rally Late Push Falls Short
In a tight game Brooklyn rallies with Sweeney delivering a third inning three-base hit and late offense. Chicago holds on as Pierce and Allen combine on the mound with four and five walks respectively, while Cutshaw and Stengel spark baserunning and Miller contributes on defense.
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Sweeney
Williams
Pierce
Brooklyn
Chicago
Allen
Dalton
Miller
Cutshaw
Stengel
Rigler
Emalie
Dodgers
Brooklyngs
Cubs
Corriden
R. H. O. Dalton
Daubert
Il Wheat
If . Smith
Egan
H.O
A Leach
Sailor
Zimmerman
Schulte
Williama
Tar Tenpin Tourney Was a Sensation
The Star tenpin tournament at Grand Alleys ended Friday night with record performances. Harry Howell's 1257 five game one man series set a national mark, while Kohr's Stars and Thomas' Cats claimed top team scores and prizes. Howell earned high average at 210, and Kohr's trio posted standout three man figures including 672 in a game and 3007 five games.
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United States
American Bowling Congress
Globe
Harry Howell
San Antonio
Pat Thomas
Thomas
Howell
Aggierican Congress
Eddie Kohr
Kohr
American Congress
Stars
Congress
Emerson
Pet. Howell
Ace
Sogree Thomas
Howard
Summerfield
Nelson
Coe
PMG
Detbler
Krause
Brendley
Piya Pet
Howell's Pete
Themex Cats
Thomas and Howell
Kohrs
Kansas Dominates Missouri in Annual Dual Meet
Kansas defeated Missouri 63.5 to 45.5 in the annual dual meet held at Columbia. Hazen led the Kansas effort with 20 points as Groves failed in hurdles and Hutsell struggled in the quarter mile and relay, while Missouri suffered a near cleanout except for four events.
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Columbia
Kansas
Missouri
Hazen
Groves
Hutsell
Brighter Days In View For Senators
Austin Texas May 16 Brighter days ahead for the Senators are predicted as fans gave the team a large feed at the Chamber of Commerce. Readjustments improved defense with Holtz in right field and Buddy Robinson in left. Dupuy is back at third, Lewis sold to Macon Georgia, Chief Ross on staff, Harry Houston joining as catcher, Frantz injured, lineup shifting due to injuries and slow pitching conditioning.
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Austin
Tex
Senators
Chamber of Commerce
Holtz
Beaumont
Atlanta
Buddy” Robinson
Oilers
Robinson
T.O. Lee
Ting
Dupuy
Lewis
Macon
George Stinson
San Antonio
Ross
Harry Houston
Haigh
Joe Frantz
Waco
Malmquist
Baseball score roundup from four cities shows varied results
In Cleveland Minneapolis edged Cleveland 4 to 1. Louisville hosted Milwaukee in an 18 inning game won by Milwaukee 6 to 5. Indianapolis received a 9 to 6 win by St. Paul. Columbus saw Kansas City defeat Columbus 7 to 6.
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American Association
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Federal League Scores From Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburg Buffalo
In Brooklyn, St. Louis beat Brooklyn 5 to 3. Indianapolis topped Baltimore 17 to 4. Pittsburg defeated Kansas City 7 to 6. Chicago edged Buffalo 3 to 3? The box scores show errors. multiple batteries listed.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Keupper
Hartley
Maxwell and
Land
Baltimore
R. H. E. Indianapolis
Mosley and Rariden
Wilhelm and
Russel
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Harrison, Packard, Harris and
Easterly
Henderson
Camnitz
Berry
Southern League standings note rain interrupted play
New Orleans and Memphis traded scores in a 3 3 tie while Birmingham beat Chattanooga 3 0 Mobile won 2 1 over Nashville and Montgomery and Atlanta finished 4 4 after 8 innings when a train warning forced the game to be called catch train policy noted.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
Montgomery
Atlanta
Eigh
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George McManus
Siror
Marlin High
Waxahatchie
Cruce
Pet
Owls Ree Eee
Orioles Wee
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E. Reichert
J. L. Starnes
H. F. Scott
Ciney
Cincinnati
Ohio
Benton
Boston Braves
Litzel
von Kolnitz
Fvera
Seebeene
Maranville
Griffith
Murray
Saveeeeseeere
Schmidt
Gowdy
C - Mann
Rudolph
Moran
Ra Herzog
Tee
Groh
Mariana
Hoblitzel
Noehoff
Clark
Cvesseeee
Udelph
Gro
Tcher
Hi Hobfitzel
Schmid *T
Agee
Cardinals
Phillies
Alexander
Doak
Cravath
Luderus
Lobert
Magee
Becker
Reed
Doomn
xDevore
Seeveseres BT
Ficrender
Huggins
Butler
Orth
Byron
Federal League
Buffalo
R. H. E.chicago
Brennan, McGuire and Wilson
Fora
Black
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