San Antonio Wins Opener From Fort Worth in Extra Innings
San Antonio defeated Fort Worth 5 to 4 in eleven innings as Cann faltered late. Morton steadied the Panth ers while Eberline starred with three singles and a triple.
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Fort Worth
Tex
San Antonio
Cann
Panthers
Morton
Schwind
Lefty
Kitchens
Maloney
Howard
Kibler
Lemon
Gray
Stinson
Grey
Cap Stinson
Frantz
Sorrels
Eberline
Schan
Kitchen
Kneaves
McCafferty
Sorrells
Beas
Brooklyn Caps Series With 2 1 Win Over St Louis
Brooklyn wins the final of the series 2 to 1 at home in Brooklyn New York. Rucker injured his hand in the first inning and will be out for several days. Griner McLean Yingling Miller are the battery for the game.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Pe
Rucker
St. Louis
Griner
McLean
Yingling
Miller
Philadelphia Sweeps Cubs in 10-4 Blowout
Philadelphia wins the three game series against Chicago as they pour in ten runs while holding the Cubs to four. Lavender and Archer secure the win for Philadelphia with solid relief work.
Bronchs End Slump With Narrow Win After String of One-Run Losses
The Bronchos finally snapped a losing streak with a 5 to 4 eleven inning victory over Morerton, following a sequence of one run losses from May 12 to May 17. The club hopes the win restores confidence ahead of the Sunday rematch with the Houston Buffaloes at Black Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont Oilers
Black Stadium
San Antonio
Waco
Browning
Goodwin
Lohman
Ogle
Morton
Lewis
Palm
Bottorff
Stinson
Lefty Moreton
Houston Buffaloes
Hundred Golfists Entered in Tourney at Foxhills Club
One hundred players, seven more than last year, enter the fifteenth annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship. The event opens tomorrow at Foxhills on Staten Island and runs through the weekend. Notables include Travers Herreschoff Kirby, with absentees Carter Douglas Graham Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Foxhills Golf Club
Staten Island
Jerome D. Travers
Frederick D. Herreschoff
Oswald Kirby
Max Bear
New Jersey
Hamilton Kerr
Lakewood
Max Marston
Gilman P. Tiffany
Hudson River
A. F. Kammer
Chisholm Beach
New York A. C
Percy Pyre
Princeton
Gardiner W. White
Herreschoff
Oakland
Roy Webb
Garden City
Elmer E. Struges
Kirkby
Shinenecock
Robert C. Watson
United States Golf Association
Philip V. Carter
Findlay C. Douglas
Archie Graham
Charles H. Seeley
William L. Hicks
Nassau
Texas League Yesterday's Scores Feature Long Games
Results show San Antonio 5 Fort Worth 4 in 11 innings and Beaumont 5 Dallas 4 in 11 innings plus Waco 4 Houston 1 and Austin 7 Galveston 5. Today’s games list San Antonio at Fort Worth Houston at Waco Beaumont at Dallas and Galveston at Austin.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Waco
Houston
Beaumont
Dallas
Austin
Galveston
Clu Psyd
P. C Houston
Austin Setae
Galston Fort’ Worth
Sports score roundup from rival city games
Boston beat Chicago 10 to 1 and New York defeated St Louis 8 to 6. Cleveland edged Washington 4 to 1 while Detroit won 9 to 3 over Philadelphia. Boston in Chicago and New York in St Louis marked notable results with matchups Philadelphia in Detroit and Washington in Cleveland.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
P. c
Wee
Louis
Detroit Teeneens
New York O
Baseball Scores Reported Across Cities
Cincinnati defeated Boston in Philadelphia 10 to 9 while Chicago beat New York 4 to 3 in 14 innings. Brooklyn triumphed over St Louis 81 to 1 with Pittsburg winning in Brooklyn. St Louis plays New York and Cincinnati faces Philadelphia in remaining matchups.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Louis
St. Louis
Psych
P. C. Philadelphia
Tener
Wee Ewer
Manne
Ween
Southern League Results Fold into Scores
Scores from Atlanta Nashville and Birmingham show Memphis losing 2 3 to 3 0 to 2 0 to 6 in Chattanooga. The fragmentary report lists teams Mobile Birmingham Memphis Atlanta Nashville Montgomery Chattanooga with unclear punctuation and final digits.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Baseball results from multiple leagues and cities
Federal League games in Pittsburg and Covington produced Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 2 and Covington 7 Cleveland 4. American Association saw Milwaukee 15 Toledo 3 and Kansas City 3 Indianapolis 6 with Minneapolis noting rain for Louisville Minneapolis and St Paul Columbus games. College baseball Harvard 8 Penn in Philadelphia. International League Burims Baltimore 8 Toronto 6 and Rochester 10 Newark 2 Buffalo 4 Providence 1 in 10 innings with Montreal Jersey City rain.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville-Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal-Jersey City
Reds Halt Beaneaters In Ninth Inning Rally
Connolly homered with bases loaded in the ninth to tie Boston but dropped Clarke in the tenth, allowing Cincinnati to win 9 to 8. Batteries: Tyler Noyles Rudolph and Rariden for Boston, enton Johnson Brown and Clarke for Cincinnati.
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Boston
Connolly
Clarke
Cincinnati
Tyler
Noyles
Rudolph
Rariden
Enton
Johnson
Brown
Australian tennis team arrives for ten days of practice in Boston
Captain Stanley M. Doust Horace Rice Aubrey B Jones and Manager E W Hicks arrive in Boston for ten days of practice on Longwood raw courts. Later the American team Maurice McLaughlin Norris Williams H H Hackett and R D Little will appear at Longwood for exhibition matches so both sides can study the others in action. Shugrue and Lore draw in lightweights in Youngstown Ohio. Tommy Bressihan beats Louis Depontheieu in ten rounds. A Collman plumber.
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Boston
Stanley M. Doust
Horace Rice
Aubrey B. Jones
E. W. Hicks
Longwood Cricket Tb
Maurice ©. McLaughlin
San Francisco
Norris Williams
Philadelphia
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
New York
Longwood
Shugrue
Dore
Youngstown, CO
Jersey City
Johnny Lore
Tommy Bressiahan
Newcastle
Louis Depontheieu
Paris
Waco Triumphs Over Houston Bats In Tight Ball Game
Waco defeats Houston 4 to 1 as Malloy walks Dagey in two thirds of an inning. Lohman pitched steadily for Waco while Dagey, Tanner, McLaurin and Crichlow contributed key hits. Houston’s scoring came in the seventh on Britton’s hit and a McDonald double, but Rennard and Reilly helped limit damage.
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Waco
Tex
Malloy
Houston
Dagey
Tanner
McLaurin
Britton
Crichlow
Ray
McDonald
Rennerd
Fillman
Reynold
Criss
Lohman
Waco— AB
E. Dagey
Reilly
Houston— AB
Mowry
Wcossees
Knaupp
Davis
Janeneee
Whiteman
Newnam
Oaegeeh
Isis Cease
Allom
Wessceesene
Adevcecesisees
Vceveeceersereres
Brefmsigs
Ches Istactocs
Eccorss
McMahon
Allen
Matthews
San Antonio Driving Club Matinee Set At 2 30 P M
The postponed matinee at the San Antonio Driving Club goes on this afternoon at 2 30 at the fair grounds. Honest Boy leads in the free for all pace with Amy Brooks a strong contender. Orphan Boy drives in the free for all trot amid solid entries while Clara Mitchell tops the opener though Shooting Star and Foot Strong may upset if track slows. Admission is free and the crowd is urged to attend for an entertaining afternoon of racing.
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San Antonio
Fair Grounds
Honest Boy
Amy Brooks
Eli Howell
Orphan Boy
Clara Mitchell
Shooting Star
Foot Strong
Yale and Harvard Tied in Inter-Varsity Track Meet
Yale defeated Harvard in New Haven to tie the series at 11 wins each. Through 22 years the overall scores read Yale 11611-5, Harvard 1148 4-5, with notable 1891 and 1897 mismatches and a decisive 1910 Harvard win by one point.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Elis
Crimson
Cambridge
Red Sox Dominate White Sox Behind Wood Smokeball
Chicago May 20 Joe Wood silenced the White Sox as Boston won the opening game of the series 10 to 1 after eight innings. Wood and Nanamaker faced batters while Cicotte and Easterly pitched for Chicago in a game halted by darkness.
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Chicago
Joe Wood
Boston
Cricebo
Wood
Scott
Smith
Cicotte
Falkenberg Extends Win Streak In Cleveland Victory
Cy Falkenberg shut out Washington until the ninth inning as Cleveland won 4 to 1. Falkenberg and Carisch worked the mound with Cashion Engel Boehling and Williams behind them, while Washington's offense managed a sole rally late.
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Cleveland
Cy Falkenberg
Washington
Falkenberg
Carisch
Cashion
Engel
Boehling
Williams
Yanks Beat Browns In St Louis Protest Targeted
New York won 8 to 6 over St Louis yesterday in a game likely protested by St Louis over Manager Chance batting out of turn in the eighth inning. The Browns scored in the first and sixth, while the Yankees tallied in the first and seventh innings. Batteries: Weisman Agnew for St Louis and Fisher McConnell Schulz Sweeney for New York.
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ST. Louis
New York
Chance
Cceeus
Weisman
Agnew
Fisher
McConnell
Charlotte Team Dominates Jourdon ton Match in 21 to 4 Victory
In Jourdon ton Texans May 20 the Charlotte team defeated the local squad 21 to 4 as the batters sprayed hits to all parts of the field. The hosts boast a strong lineup and readiness to challenge any opponent with Deborah Howard and McNiel leading the pitching staff backed by Scott Lowe and Mahone.
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Jourdanton
Tex
Charlotte
Deborah
Howard
McNiel
Scott
Lowe
Mahone
Senators Beat Galveston Pirates For Sixth Straight Win
Austin defeated Galveston 7 to 5 in a seesaw game as Leidy used the pitching staff to hold the Pirates. Opportune hitting and aggressive baserunning fueled the victory, with Ashton relieving McCuller in the fourth and Harrbin issuing wild pitches and walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Galveston
Leidy
Senators
Ashton
McCuller
Harbin
Barnet O.s'vile Higb
Bail Brownlow
Galveston— AB
A. E. Madden
AB. R. H. O. A. BE. Netszel
Melver
Sccscsscese
COOK
Aes Entsavoacee
Aenton
B. Zs
Os Vereense
MUMIA
McIver
Netzel
Williams
Roche
Madden
Maag
Hopkins
Dodd
Hille
Meliver
Mullaney
Vitter
Gulf Coast League Adopts A Schedule
Corpus Christi Texas May 20 A Gulf Coast Base ball League meeting set a partial schedule and gave the schedule committee a week to finish it The season opens Monday May 30 Judge W B Sheldon of Rockport was elected president Forfeits posted with the league treasurer and six teams will use home players serving without pay on Sundays and holidays end September 20
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Gulf Coast Baseball League
Ferguson
Kingsville
Kendall
Bishop
Reed
Linton
Hertwig
Aransas Pass
Bowles
W. B. Sheldon
Rockport
Suffragettes Try 10 Destroy Golf Links in Scotland
May 20 St Andrews Scotland militant suffragettes threaten to destroy the putting greens to disrupt the world amateur golf championship next week. Local guards and 5000 volunteers organize vigilance to protect the course amid growing town fear and anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew's
Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Gunboat Smith Versus Jess Willard Title Bout in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 20 the 20 round heavyweight bout between Gunboat Smith and Jess Willard could crown a new world champion. The winner is likely to face Luther McCarty to decide the crown amid betting favorites and a first SF appearance for Willard. Ben Selig to referee the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Smith
United States Navy
Jess Willard
Missouri
Luther McCarty
McCarty
Pacific Coast
Gunner
Willard
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Ben Selig
White Beats Thomas in Second Round in New Orleans
Charlie White of Chicago defeated Joe Thomas of New Orleans by KO in the second round of a ten round bout. Thomas was knocked down in the first round and twice more before the bell saved him. White finished the match with a decisive barrage and the referee awarded the knockout early in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Charlie White
Chicago
Joe Thomas
Thomas
White
Mandot Favored in Twenty Round Bout at Vernon Arena
Mandot, a ten to four favorite, faces Bud Anderson in a twenty round bout at Vernon Arena tonight in Los Angeles. Anderson has attracted heavy betting as Mandot’s experience borders on the favorite and Anderson is reportedly struggling with the weight at 133 pounds versus Mandot’s 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandot
Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Mandot
Bud Anderson
Vernon Arena
Anderson
New Orleans
Beaumonts Beat Dallas Giants In Eleven Inning Battle
Dallas and Beaumont split a 11 inning game with Beaumont winning 6 to 4. Errors by Dallas and a late Downey pinch hit helped Beaumont. Swan pitched the full game for Beaumont as Baltimore- or Dallas-based offense wore down late.
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Dallas
Tex
Beaumont
Giants
Downey
Oilers
Swan
Bader
E. Duncan
Boone
Wilson
Marshall
Cere
Tullos
BET
Shah
A. E
Wonde
Ee Wallace
Edmiston
Casey
Betts
Ace Williams
Cook
Smith
Giants Beat Pittsburg In Fourteen Inning Comeback
New York defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 in a 14 inning game. Camnitz and Marquard started strong, but faded in extras as pinch hitters produced the decisive runs. Hendrix relieved Camnitz and allowed New York to tie in the twelfth and win in the fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Marquard
Hendrix
Simon
Kelly
Tesreau
Ames
Myers
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Sorrelis
MaAvoy
Ebertine
McAvoy
McKee
Antonio
Southpaw
Philly
CUBS
Dooinites
Eee Rakt
Lavender
Archer
Brendan
Killifer
Riebe Undertaking Co
Ommerce
Jeff
Bud” Fisher
Peach
Men’s Outfitters Bee Stores
Covington
American Association
Pennsylvan
REDS
Beaneaters
Bostons
A. Collman
Houston Bats
Twirler Malloy
Driving Club
Shooting Star i
Cusesceus
J. Bailey Foot Strong
Robbie Clara Mitchell
Swacina
Edward Barrow
Hayes
Barrow
Smith and Zimmerman
Sam Speir Hdw. Co
E. L. Hofheinz
Losoya Street
RED Sox
White Sox
NAPS
YANKS
Browns
Willett
Tigers
Wycoff
Bush
Lapp
Stanage
Zbyszko
Cazeaux
Stanslaus Zbyszko
Raymond Cazeaux
Madison Square Garden
Frank Gotch
Phone Crockett
Pirates
Cap Leidy
Teyrettes
Dundee
Gulf Coast League
Bishop, Corpus and
Aransas
xEdmiston
Ionings
O. Esas Cree
Gee Sesaks
Mullin
Grady
Duncan
Kellerman
Wallace
Dobard
Cooke
Howell
Pittsy
Thompson
E. Commerce
Texas Auto Equipment Co
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