Waco Wonder Outslugs Alamoville as Yellow Jackets Fall
In a windy Weetric Park tilt the Waco Wonder pitched the Yellow Jackets to a 9 6 loss against the Black Bronchos. Mooney excelled for Stringer’s squad with a sharp mound performance, while J Webb led with four hits. Umpire Earl kept the pace steady as both teams showed uneven fielding and kept fans engaged amid the late-inning rallies.
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Eney
Wils
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Stringer
Cyrlone Joy
Baker
Earl
Black Cat
J. Webb
Tinwa
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Jack Cat
Bennett
Stering
Sterling
Hy Sterling
Lampking O Bennett
Walker
Tima
Lear
Talden
City League Bowls Feature Thrilling Night at Mission Garden
In two tight City League games at Mission Garden Alleya the Missions defeated the Owls in both matchups. L. Briain and L. Heuverman starred as the Missions held on to win by 3 pins in game one and by 2 pins in game two, amid anxious play and strong performances from Briain, Zuercher, and the Missions lineup.
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L. Hleverman
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Goms
H. Sclwetze
George Hintress
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J. Walsh
F. Glouckner
A. 5. Storms
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F. McAllister
Charles Dieninger
N. Glaeser
By Goldbeck
H. Lieck
Fred Smumiers
Harold Schrann
al Berry
Charles Ling
H. Juster
J. Posert
W. Koers
Milton Dulling
Oscar Gerlach
Saps
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C. Dromgoole
A. Taschinger
U. Rappe
Dromgoole
Otto Dulinig
Mage Albnan
Fritz Pfelffér
Lowther
Lahmueller
Good Pulling Won For Herd in 8 2 Bronchos Victory
Winchell led the Bronchos to an 8 to 2 win over the Navigators in a Waco game. He pitched well with six walks but solid support and timely hitting, including two runs on passed balls, sparked the rally in the opening and late innings. Nickens also pitched well, while Navigators misplayed several drives and fielded poorly.
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Caneron
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College
Topsy Knaupp
Pirates
Jack Jarvis
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Mu Cats
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Balla
Maag
Hole
Maloney
Baseball score summaries from San Antonio and Dallas games
San Antonio defeated Waco 8 to 2 as Newnam Kneupp and Leidy led two-base hits while Nickens allowed five walks and eight strikeouts. In Dallas, Fort Worth beat Austin 5 to 2 with McGill Crabble and Gordon combining on the mound. Shreveport edged Galveston 6 to 5 as Bruner and White were the Battery.
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Harbison
Winebell
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Bile, Nistin
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Crabble
Gordon
Miller and Wick
In Other Leagues Batting and Scores Snapshot
Baseball scores and lineups across leagues show Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, Nashville, Washington, Memphis, Boston, Cleveland, Birmingham, and New Orleans. Batteries and pitchers listed include Camnitz, Gibson, Riehe, and others. games delayed by rain and incomplete boxes noted.
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Cleveland
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Siedel Leads In Splash Race Duel
The Dunham splash medal race in the Turner league highlights Siedel as the leader with key laps and competitive pacing. The event showcases sprint speed and team strategy as riders push for top honors.
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Siedel
Champions to Row at Harlem Regatta Memorial Day
New York announces a featured display by the Atlanta Boat Club eight, the 1885 and 1890 champions, with members alive nationwide. They will row in their historic positions and perform a full course exhibition during the Memorial Day regatta on the Harlem river, part of a reunion program honoring past champions.
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Harlem
Atlanta
Art Pultman
Worcester
Mass
Freemay Fan Been
Araw
United States Revolver Association to Send Four Shots
The executive committee announces a team of four revolver shots to compete in the international team competition at the Olympics opening July 9. Trials are under way across cities with national selections in June, open to all male United States citizens.
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United States Revolver Association
United States
United. States
Lipton Dissatisfied With America's Cup Rules
New York May 19 Sir Thomas Lipton declared he will not again challenge for the America's Cup unless New York Yacht Club rules allow him to sail a serviceable sea boat across the Atlantic He spoke during a dining with a former commodore of an eastern yacht club and emphasized the need for rule changes to permit his participation in future contests.
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Junior City League standings and cup ambitions noted
The fragment discusses a friend urging a declaration upon return, Sir Thomas admitting ambition to win the America's Cup, and relative standings of Junior City League teams after the series with the apa Juniors and Texas Eagles. It notes two wins needed out of four games to claim the series.
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Texas “Eagles
Teota Street Blues Top Red Sox In Leona Street Game
Amateur baseball on Leona street diamond sees Teota Street Blues beat Red Sox 16 to 9. Blues battery Aer and Pfelf for Blues, Fred Orinder and H Noiten for Red Sox. Scoring shows 16 runs for Blues with varied innings.
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Blues
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Fred Orinder
H. Noiten
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