Bears and Cats contest overwhelm Texas League pace
The Cats and Bears delivered a pair of blowout games as San Antonio and Fort Worth slugged through a brutal series. Records fell with 65 runs in two games, while pitchers like Boot and Watt struggled. Rosenthal and Sears led the battering with multiple homers and RBIs.
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Te ’S
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Dim’ Lindser
Fort Worth
Bob Coleman
Wichita
Mike Collins
Cats
Waco
Atzmen
Bob Coutchman
Frank
Coachman
Watt
Boor
Paul Wachtel
Mammoth
Lineups Today Fort Worth and San Antonio Baseball
Fort Worth lineup includes Davis at c f Mul len 5b Sears Wf Heneteby 1b Palmer2b Edington rf Windle Smith or Moore Cr Pate Heed or Walkup. San Antonio lists Rose 2b Gengales 55 Rosenthal rf Wash Yvarn 1b Clark 8b Meyers cf Nason if Warwick 2 Lind- Sey 8.
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Davis
Mullen
Sears
Heneteby
Palmer
Edington
Windle
Smith
Moore
Pate
San Antonio
Rose
Gengales
Rosenthal
Wash Yvarn
Clark
Meyers
Nason
Warwick
Lind-Sey
Fort Worth Fortunes In Fast Exhibition Score
Box score notes a Fort Worth victory over San Antonio with Sears leading hitters and Wachtel, Rosenthal, and Mullen among top bats. Pitchers Watt and Couchman face a varied lineup as Windle and Boog record late runs. Errors attributed to Windle, Rosenthal, and Washburn.
Old Mike Battles Berlenbach for Tough Showdown
Old Mike trains hard for a bout with Berlenbach. Berlenbach will be in peak shape, while Old Mike must endure hard punches and stay resilient in the fight.
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Berlenbach
Casey Stengel Becomes Owner of Minor Ball Club
Casey Stengel takes ownership of a minor league baseball club. He will reside there and serve as player-manager, guiding the club on and off the field.
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Casey” Stengel
Espinosa Leads Coast Qualifying for National Open
In San Francisco on May 21 a Pacific coast qualifying round narrows to thirteen California professionals for the national open. Abe Espinosa of San Francisco tops the list with 272, ahead of Joe Novak of Berkeley and others from San Francisco, Los Angeles, and nearby cities. The five lowest scorers advance to the national tournament next June.
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Berkeley
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Willie Hunter
Toos Angeles
Walter Young
Charles Guest
Los Angeles
San Benito Leads Valley League With 3rd Straight Win
San Benito tops Brownsville 6 to 4 to extend its league surge while Harlingen wins 11 to 1 over McAllen. Other scores include Terre Haute 5 Danville 3 and Decatur 1 Byvaneville 6 in regional play.
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Nurmi rails at press and photographers in New York
Paavo Nurmi, famed Finnish runner, vented strong dislike for newspapers and photographers after arriving in New York. He refused comment on American crowds and said no return to the United States, citing discomfort with well known critics and concerns over his farewell appearance at Yankee Stadium.
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Penn State
First League Plans Split Season For 1925
Reports that the Cotton State Baseball League will split its 1925 schedule were confirmed by President Frank A. Scott in an official announcement released here today. The league comprises teams from Icksburg and nearby regions with Bay listed among participants.
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Cotton’ Strase
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Houston Beats Shreveport In Slugfest At Shreveport
Houston chased Shreveport with a 9 to 6 win. Benge allowed six runs as Goodwin and Boone struggled on the mound for Houston. Gainer, Ostergard and Bonowitz led Shreveport with key hits while Burns and Hollohan contributed for Houston.
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Golf qualifiers heat up at Texas state event in Waco
Readers see a crowded scene at Texas State golf qualifiers in Waco with George Rotan of Poveton leading medalists at 74. Notables include Frank Lewis Sr. and Bob Scott in third flight, and matchups announced such as Rotan versus Hubby and Cochran versus Badger as players endure heat in khaki.
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al Badger
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Spudders Observe Tanner Day Right in Waco Victory
Waco Navy Spudders celebrate Tanner Day with a 7 to 2 win over the old Navigators in Wichita Falls. Osborn pitched well as Tanner Cal laghan Distel and White drove in runs, while Lyle and Osborn pitched for the Cubs. Waco Suits 7, Wichita Falls 2.
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Conley's Homer Wins for Dallas in Beaumont Tilt
Dallas beats Beaumont 7 to 4 as Conley hits a bases loaded homer with two out in the fourth. Miller and Bauman also drive in runs with homers while North and Foreman split pitching duties in a rugged summer matchup.
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Pennant Chasers Texas League Scores and Batting
The recap lists multiple games with teams Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia and St Louis, detailing run totals, pitchers, and batteries. Key performers include Wingfield, Picinich, Grabowski, Connally, and Washington with notable lines from R. E. Washington and others as Detroit wins 75 to 3. The data reflects late season pennant chases and matches across several venues.
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National League Schedule And Results Recap
Baseball results from a National League docket show St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn among Thursday games. Notable scores include Cincinnati and New York, plus Pittsburgh and Brooklyn in a 12 to 3 spread. Pitchers listed include Rixey Benton and wings among others.
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Post baseball season opens at Army Post amid delays
The 1st and 2nd Division leagues start late this season due to a cross country march by the unit. Company leagues are finishing schedules and regimental teams form. Lt. Mitchell, new at Fort Sam Houston, previously led the Twelfth Field Artillery football team in fall 1924.
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Mitchell
Fort Sam Houston
Twelfth Field “Artillery
Glenna's Nemesis Keeps Up Hot Pace
In Troon Scotland on May 21 Miss Joyce Wethered defeated Glenna Collett to reach the finals, while Collett beat Miss P Jameson of Malahide Islands on the fourteenth green. Miss Cecil Leitch, former British champion, beat Miss Janet Jackson by one up.
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