Shamrocks Edge San Antonio In 11–10 Marathon
San Antonio and Shreveport traded rallies in nine innings as the Bronchos won 11 to 10 after a five-run ninth. Flanagan started strong but faltered late. Covington closed out the game. Napier worked five frames for Shreveport while Napier batted in the decisive runs in the locals' half.
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National League Scores Feature Narrow Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati defeats Boston 4 to 1 at Brooklyn with Ring and Huhn yielding two runs. New York tops Puastung 8 to 1 in New York. New York 8 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 0 at Brooklyn. St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1 at Brooklyn. Chicago 9 Philadelphia 3 at Philadelphia.
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Baseball scores from four cities end in tight finishes
At Kansas City the Indianapolis team won 5 to 4 after ten innings. St Paul defeated Louisville 10 to 9 in a high scoring game. Minneapolis bested Columbus 4 to 1. Milwaukee beat Toledo 8 to 5 in Milwaukee.
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Share-Up of Circuit Brings Stronger Teams for Texas League
Texas League owners decide to drop Galveston and Beaumont, reallocating players to six remaining clubs Fort Worth Dallas Shreveport Waco Houston and San Antonio. Double umpire system adopted for rest of season and renewed player limits. Fort Worth gains Dodd Bobo Breaux Sharman. San Antonio picks Barfoot Gibson. Dallas, Shreveport, Houston, and Waco receive additional players. President Morris anticipates a closer race and stronger attendance.
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Pitching Strength Boosts San Antonio After Beaumont Exit
The Sporting Editor notes Beaumont’s removal from the league helps San Antonio by forcing focus on pitching. Clyde Barfoot joins the Shamrocks alongside Gibson and Chief Wilson as potential keys, with O’Leary to trim rosters to fifteen while Benson lobbies for three more pitchers.
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Redford Shuts Down Houston In 12 Inning Tie
Fort Worth pitcher Redford shines in a 12 inning 1 1 deadlock with Houston with only McCarty’s second inning two bagger allowed. Portland–style scoring miscues and late relief yield a 1 1 final. Stolen bases by Williams Kircher Bailey Atz Redford Bailey Stow notable.
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Standings and Friday scores in the Texas League
Friday's results show Shreveport 11 San Antonio 10 and Waco 2 Galveston 1. Beaumont 10 Dallas 8 Houston 1 Fort Worth 1 in 12 innings. Saturday schedule lists San Antonio at Houston Waco at Shreveport and Dallas at Fort Worth.
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Rain Out Delays Philadelphia Cleveland Game
In Friday action rain affected the American League schedule with New York topping Detroit 7 to 3, Chicago defeating Boston 8 to 2, and Washington beating St. Louis 8 to 2.
Matchups Set for Rival Showdowns Across Cities
Washington faces St. Louis, Philadelphia meets Cleveland, New York plays Detroit, and Boston travels to Chicago setting four high profile NBA style clashes across major markets.
Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Cities
Cincinnati defeated Boston 4 to 1 while New York beat Pittsburg 8 to 1. Brooklyn swept St. Louis 4 to 1 and Philadelphia triumphed over Chicago 3 to 1. Upcoming games feature Pittsburg at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Series Cancelled In Interleague Play Amid Controversy
Chicago May 19 The cancellation of the inter league series between American Association and International League clubs was made with the consent of six Association owners and IL President Edward Barrow. Thomas J Hicksey president of the AA said Barrow denied the cancellation and admitted breaking faith with the IL executive in making the announcement but insisted action was needed.
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Kit Carson Wins Davy Crockett Rifle Club Event
Kit Carson led the Davy Crockett Rifle Club on its Friday night range shoot scoring 92 of 100 with a .22 rifle. M. M. Nuessle was second with 89, and a three way tie for third at 88 involved J. W. Schofield H. L. Moths and William Reuter. Exhibition shoots by Mrs. J. W. Schofield and Mrs. Carson drew applause. The club announced a monthly prize for the highest aggregate score this month. A Lone Star Rifle Club meet at Leon Springs was cancelled due to range issues. similar plans remain for May 27 if range access is secured.
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Early MLB Scores from Detroit Chicago and St Louis
Baseball results show New York 7 Detroit 3 in Detroit with Mogridge on the mound. Boston loses 8 to 2 at Chicago as Ruth and Agnew star for Chicago. Washington defeats St Louis 8 to 2 in St Louis while Philadelphia Cleveland game postponed by rain.
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Salvia Varieties for California Gardens
The article notes over fifty salvia species offered in the country but few are grown in California gardens. It highlights that all salvia thrive in caulflower soil and suggests selecting hardy types for local climates.
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Beaumont Defeats Giants in Ragged 10-8 Showdown
Beaumont rallies to beat Dallas 10 to 8 in a wild game. Mattick led the offense as Dallas released three players after the late surge.
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Comiskey Denies Carrigan Move, Praises Rowland
Chicago May 19 President Comiskey of the Chicago Americans denies negotiating with William Carrigan to replace Manager Rowland. He says he is satisfied with Rowland’s showing and stands by his leader.
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Boerne White Sox to Meet First Engineers
The Boerne White Sox face the First Engineers baseball team stationed at Leon Springs in a Sunday afternoon game here. Speedball Wedge will pitch for Boerne.
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Memphis dominates Mobile in Southern League rout
In Mobile Memphis piles up seven runs on twelve hits to blank Mobile seven to zero. Batteries were McColl Ruel for Memphis and Hennett Hager for Mobile. Other scores include Little Rock topping New Orleans six to three at Little Rock and Chattanooga edging Nashville six to five at Chattanooga. Atlanta defeated Birmingham seven to two in Birmingham.
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