Navigators Shut Out by Bronchos in Third Series Game
Waco Texas May 18 Allison pitched superbly allowing only two harmless singles in the seventh and ninth as the Bronchos shut out the Navigators 3 to 0. Lefty Lewis pitched well for San Antonio who scored in the first, second and fifth on hits and an overthrow, two-base hits by Betts and Was and Johnston’s three-base hit and Covaleski sacrifice fly in the third. Jeff Clark joined Waco from Mobile.
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Tex
Allison
Navigators
Lefty Lewis
Covaleski
Price
Metz
Betts
Meeks
Thrailkill
Daringer
Johnston
Jeff Clark
Mobile
Leidy
AB. R. H. OG
A. E. Price
Wakefield
Dodd
Miek
So Cvsu
McMahon
Stewart
Nommes
Lewis
D Scan Seevece
Lee
San Antonio
Wallate
Rae Betts
Iwi
Cece
Mets
Wohleben
Bush
Cy Young Shuts Out Houston 1-0 For OKC Comeback Win
Cy Young pitched a complete game shutout as Oklahoma City beat Houston 1 to 0. He scattered six singles and held the hits in check, fending off two baserunners in the ninth with two pinch hitters unused.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cy Young
Houston
Hill
Young
Noyes
Edmondson
Adams and Allen
Bardy
Fort Worth Panthers Win 1–0 On Austin Error In Eighth
Fort Worth defeats Austin 1–0 after an eighth inning error by the Austin infield allowed Jolly to score from second. Robinson pitched for Fort Worth and Herbert for Austin, with Spencer umpiring. both teams held scoreless through seven frames.
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Tex
Austin
Jolly
Robinson
Panthers
Herbert
R. H. E. Mee
Hinninger
Green
Spencer
Giants and Sand Crabs Split Doubleheader in Galveston
In Dallas on May 18 the Giants and the Sand Crabs split a doubleheader. Galveston won game one 5 to 2 behind Leeke, a new pitcher from Topeka in the Western League. Dallas countered in game two, edging the Giants 4 to 1 with Mc Adams on the mound.
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Dallas
Giants
Sand Crabs
Galveston
Leeke
Topeka
McAdams
O F arland to fight English champ Wells in Milwaukee
Packey McFarland agreed to meet Matt Wells the English lightweight champion in a ten round bout likely June 9 at 133 pounds. Wells travels from England and his manager in New York accepted terms. time to be set by Wells.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Matt Wells
Milwaukee
Wells
England
New York
Beeville Wins Eleven Innings To Hold Lead
Beeville topped Laredo 3 to 2 in eleven innings to maintain first place in the Southwest Texas League. Schultz received superb support as the Union Growers hit hard. Knaupp starred in the field with eleven chances, while McLarry’s two throws from center cut two potential runs. Gambrell and Underwood handled catching duties.
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Beeville
Tex
Laredo
Bermudas
Schultz
Union
Knaupp
McLarry
R. H. B. Beeville
Gerhardt
Gambrell and Underwood
Corpus Christi Defeats Bay City In 4 2 Victory
Corpus Christi Pelicans defeated Bay City 4 to 2 yesterday. Wetzel and Byrnes pitched for Corpus Christi with West Wehrman and Sweet behind them. Umpire Grover presided as scoring and lineups show rough innings and batters.
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Corpus Christi
Bay City
Tex
Pelicans
West
Wehrman
Aso Skoes
Wetzel
Byrnes
Sweet
Grover
Brownies Win in Twelfth Inning Victory
In Victoria Texas on May 18 the Browns win in the twelfth when Tepe triples driving in the deciding run after McCormick traded wins with Victoria. Final line shows Victoria three Brownsville nine with Colgrove Knaupp Hellman Yarger onBattery and Hurlburt umpire.
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Victoria
Tex
Tepe
Brownsville
McCormick
R. H. E. Victoria
Colgrove
Knaupp
Hellman
Yarger
Hurlpurt
Atlanta Wins Last From Mobile in Southern League
Atlanta defeated Mobile 9 to 2 in the final game of the series. Watson sparked the win with four hits in four at bats. Other scores show Mobile’s lineup limited to two runs while Atlanta dominated both pitching and hitting.
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Mobile
Watson
R. H. EB. Pegi
W. Miller
C. Miller
Chappelle and
Dana
Memphis Beats Wilhelm in Birmingham Rainy Home Run Bout
Wilhelm walked into trouble as Birmingham's El Mot blasted two homers driving in the winners' runs in a 10 to 8 defeat. Birmingham led 6 to 0 after four innings, Memphis rallied with three runs in the seventh and a single run in the eighth to seal victory. Batteries were Wilhelm and Elliott for Birmingham and Finlayson and Donahue for Memphis.
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Wilhelm
Blermingham
Birmingham
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Elliott
Finlayson
Donahue
Standing of Clubs Across Cities
Games today feature San Antonio in Fort Worth Austin in Waco Houston in Dallas and Galveston in Oklahoma City with clubs vying for position across regions. The schedule emphasizes regional matchups and standings updates.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Austin
Waco
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Plya
P. C. Dallas
Regional City Mentions Across Border Areas
The note lists Brownsville in Victoria Laredo in Beeville and Bay City in Corpus Christi indicating multiple regional identifiers and cross city references within Texas.
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Victoria
Laredo
Beeville
Bay City
Corpus Christi
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Fee Wees
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Games Today Philadelphia in Detroit
Philadelphia plays Detroit while New York visits St Louis and Boston hosts Chicago in a day of basketball matchups across major cities. Washington heads to Cleveland for a contest.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Games Today
Detroit
National League Game Day Pairings
In today’s National League schedule Chicago meets Philadelphia, Pittsburgh hosts New York, Cincinnati plays Brooklyn, and St Louis visits Boston.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Atlanta in Birmingham Chattanooga in New Orleans
Metric listing pairs cities with rival matchups across venues. The note implies a sequence of regional pairings and travel routes among teams in the southern United States. It presents a compact summary of intercity connections without detailing dates or results.
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Memphis
Ee Pryd
New Orleans
Montgomery
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville O
Nashville
St Louis Wins Fourth Straight in Series Sweep
In St Louis on May 18 the Browns clinched the series with Washington by a 9 to 6 score. Walker Otey Sherry and Ainsmith lined up for Washington while Petty and Stephens worked for St Louis. White Sox top Athletics in Chicago 7 to 5 as Oldring belts a record longest homer at the park. Lange Olmstead Sullivan Morgan Livingston pat for Chicago while Philadelphia’s batteries were Morgan and Livingston.
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Pelican
Nashville
Malloy, Wiebahn
Munzon
Breitenstein
Angemeier
St. Louis
Browns
Washington
R. J. F. Washington
Walker, Otey
Sherry
Ainsmith
Petty and Stephens
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Athletics
Chicago
Oldring
Philadelphia
Lange, Olmstead
Sullivan
Russell
Morgan and Livingston
Nelson Wins Respect With Relentless Fight Spirit
In a terse verdict of the live class, a dead one shows greater popularity as Nelson outworks rivals. He never stalls, always pressing, and his combative style earns admiration even from those who prefer others.
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Nelson
Montgomery tops Chattanooga in 9th inning rally
In a tense finish Montgomery overcame a 4 3 deficit after Chattanooga tied the score in the eighth. Covaleski and Benton combined on the win while Higgins, Savidge and Flint drove in key runs as Montgomery won 5 to 4 over Chattanooga.
Boxing Law in Illinois Dead in the House
Springfield Illinois May 18 The bill to legalize six round boxing contests in Illinois appears dead after the House defeated a motion to suspend the rules for a second reading. Only 57 votes supported the motion and 53 opposed it, short of the two thirds required. The session ends Friday.
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Springfield
Ill
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Senate
House
Brooklyn shuts out Cubs in pitchers' duel
In Brooklyn on May 17 Bell blanked the Cubs 1 to 0, allowing only one Cub to reach second. Richie took the loss while Kling batted in, Bergen behind the plate, as Chicago managed just three hits.
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Cubs
N. Y
Bell
Richie
Chicago
R.H. B
Kling
Bergen
Phillies Beat Reds in XI Inning Tilt on Luderus Homers
In Philadelphia on May 18 Luderus delivered two hits including a homer in the eleventh to lift the Phillies over Cincinnati 4 to 3 after eleven innings. His sixth inning two bagger drove in two runs and his extra inning homer supplied the decisive run as Fromme McLean and Alexander Dooin batteries.
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Luderus
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fromme
McLean
Alexander
Dooin
Cardinals Beat Giants 3 to 1 in New York
Sallee pitched effectively for St. Louis as they defeated the Giants 3 to 1 yesterday in New York, gaining an even break in the series. The Cardinals and Giants exchanged runs as the game unfolded with strong defense from Sallee and Bliss.
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Giants
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Sallee
St. Louis
R. H. E. St. Louis
Bliss
Bresnahan
Crandall
Myers
Herzog's Error Beats Boston in Wild 12th Inning Play
Boston fell to Pittsburg 7 to 6 after a stray Herzog throw in the 12th. Both clubs swung freely as Curtis Graham Rariden and Graham shared duties for Boston while Camnitz Gibson and Leifield worked for Pittsburg. Scoring summary shows Boston 6 runs on 10 hits and Pittsburg 7 runs on 13 hits.
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Pittsburg
R. H. BE
Curtis
Graham
Rariden
Ferry
Leifield
Camnitz
Gibson
Taylor to Play Bastrop in 1911 Opener at Jaeys Park
Taylor Texas and Bastrop renew baseball rivalry as F W Jaegli announces 1911 season opener at Jaeys park on May 30 with players reporting May 24 Oliver from Simmons College named captain for the season.
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Taylor
Tex
F. W. Jaeg#li
Taylor Baseball Club
Jaeys
Bastrop
Oliver
Simmons College
Southern A A A Meet Dates Set with New Events
The Southern association Amateur Athletic union announces the annual field day and track meet for June 3 and June 10. Two events new to the program are the half mile walk and javelin throw. Junior championships run June 3 at City park, seniors compete June 10 at the same venue with L Di Bene detto as referee and A Mackie Jr. as games chair.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Southern Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Association
City Park
L. di Benedetto
A. Mackie Jr
Hughes Shifts Leagues After 28 Wins for Hughes
Jim McAleer’s gamble on Long Tom Hughes paid off as the pitcher’s 28 win season with Minneapolis helped move Hughes from the American Association to the American League. The move aided Hughes’ standing with Washington fans and McAleer after Hal Chase’s Highlanders fell from first place.
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Minneapolis
Tom” Hughes
American Association
Jim McAleer
Hughes
Hal Chase
Highlanders
New Yorkers
Washington
McAleer
Texas League magnates meet in Fort Worth today
Austin May 18 A meeting of the Texas league magnates at Fort Worth was called by President Allen. Rail carriers’ general agents in Panther City at the same time may help settle disputes over club transportation. Allen vows to continue as president for two years unless full pay is paid. five owners have urged his resignation and a three fourths vote could force recall.
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Austin
Texas League
Fort Worth
Allen
Texas General Passenger
Panther City
Dallas
Wolgast Crowned Cheese Champion Amid Sparse Crowd
Reports note Wolgast won the cheese championship in a single round as few spectators watched the event. The outcome centers on Wolgast defeating a challenger in a brief contest with limited attendance.
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Wolgast
West Texas Military Academy Wins Inter Academic Pennant
At the academy banquet the West Texas Military Academy baseball team received the Inter Academic Baseball league pennant for the 1910 season. Prof. A M Crawford awarded gold W T monograms to team members who earned letters. Monograms were also given to Arnold Sheldon J Sheldon L Guthrie A Henrt W Lokey D Chance W Martin J Roberts B Johnson and B Rooke after speeches by players and the football team.
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West Texas Military Academy
A. M. Crawford
Academy
W. T. Monogram
Arnold Sheldon
J. Sheldon
L. Guthrie
A. Henrt
W. Lokey
D. Chance
W. Martin
J. Roberts
B. Johnson
B. Rooke
Golfers Handicapped as Western Golf Association Publishes Ratings
The 1911 handicap list shows Chick Evans Mason Phelps and W C Fownes Jr moved to scratch while Chandler Egan gains a stroke. George Lyon also receives a stroke. nearly forty clubs failed to submit ratings, risking unsatisfactory handicaps for many players.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Charles “Chick” Evans
Edgewater
Mason E. Phelps
Midlothian
W. C. Fownes Jr
Pittsburg
Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Egan
George Lyon
Canada
Dr. Joseph E Raycroft Named Princeton Physical Director
Dr. Joseph E Raycroft associate professor of physical culture and medical examiner at the University of Chicago will leave this month to become director of physical culture and athletics at Princeton University. He will oversee all Princeton physical activities and will be accompanied by his manager Silent Charlie Harvey. He is a Chicago appointee moving to the coast to fill a new engagement.
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Associated Press
Chicago
I l
Jos. E. Raycroft
University of Chicago
Princeton University
Raycroft
Princeton
Owen Moran
Charlie Harvey
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