Panthers Rally in Ninth to Drop Bronchos
In Fort Worth Texas on May 22 the Fort Worth Panthers came from 5 3 down in the ninth inning to beat the San Antonio Bronchos 6 to 5. Sorrells and Rafferty sparked a late rally with McAvoy contributing three earlier safeties and a two bagger. Goodwin allowed the ninth inning rally after holding Fort Worth at bay until the late surge.
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Giants Beat Beaumonts In Narrow Baseball Win
Giants defeat Beaumonts 6 to 4 as Storch and Cobard lead with two base hits each and Grady, Taylor, and Peaster split pitching duties. Dallas outscores Beaumont 7 to 10 in a game-time 1 hour 45 minutes with Kellerman to Hill double play. McLoughlin to arrive in New York to begin Davis Cup practice and meet Hagegett and Touchard ahead of matches.
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Peaster
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Howell
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Haggett
New York
Maurice E. McLoughlin
California
Hagegett
Gustav F. Touchard
Tex
Oilers
Corpus Kingsville to meet in Gulf Coast exhibition
Home Talent Corpus Christi announces an exhibition Sunday afternoon at League Park between Corpus and Kingsville ahead of the Gulf Coast Baseball League season. Kingsville manager Han dall Ferguson, a former Brownie, has assembled a strong home talent team. Bill Bowles leads Corpus. Local six towns back the new league with bylaws requiring bonafide city residency to avoid ringers.
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Aransas Pass
English chauffeur Abe Mitchell may enter US golf championships
London reports Abe Mitchell the English working man golfer and chauffeur to Sir Abe Bailey may enter the United States amateur and open championships this summer. Mitchell was runner up in the English amateur at Holyoke last year and has played golf since childhood, rising from Ashdown Forest lessons to the Cantelupe club. He reached the final with Ball, a match Ball won by one up after 38 holes, arousing local interest.
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Cubs Trim Bean Eaters in a 6 5 Victory
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 5 in a tense game. Reulbach held Boston scoreless until the eighth inning before leaving the game, with Boston scoring five runs off Cheney. Batteries were Reulbach and Archer for Chicago and Hess Marsden Whaling for Boston.
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Cheney
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Pittsburg Beats Dodgers Brooklyn in Second Straight Win
Pittsburg topped Brooklyn 7 to 4 after breaking up Brooklyn's inner defense in the eighth inning. Daubert and Otto Miller were ejected for protesting umpire Klein's calls as Adams and Simon pitched for Pittsburg with Ra gon Miller and Ragon behind Brooklyn.
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Travers Wins Opener in the Metropolitan Golf Championship
Jerome Travers of Montclair New Jersey dominated the opening round of the Metropolitan Championship at Fox Hills Staten Island finishing 36 holes with 151. He fired 73 for the first round and 78 in the second, securing the gold medal while 32 players advanced including H Slater Max Behr and Walter J Travis who was injured and failed to qualify.
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H. F. Whitney
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S J. Graham
W. S. Leeds
Higgins Will Banquet Before 1913 Baseball Season
The Higgins baseball team hosts a banquet at the Hofbrau Cafe at 8 p m to discuss future games and matters about the national game. Higgins Company is booked to scrimmage a nine inning session with Yorktown on their grounds next Sunday. Al Jonas, manager, is optimistic for a banner 1913 season.
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Nat Herreshoff declines 1914 defender design contest
Bristol Rhode Island May 22 Nat Herreshoff designer and builder of the cup defenders for twenty years has declined to enter the competition for the 1914 defender. His decision was said to have been conveyed to Harold S Vanderbilt Oliver Iselin Jr and Amos Johnston of New York here recently.
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Texas League Roundup and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results show Fort Worth 6 San Antonio 6 and Dallas 6 Beaumont 4. Games include Austin 4 3 Galveston 3 0 and Waco 8 Houston 3. Today matchups place San Antonio in Dallas Houston in Austin Beaumont in Fort Worth and Galveston in Waco.
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Baseball Scores and Today’s Plays Across the League
Results show Washington 6 Cleveland 3 and Boston 10 Chicago 9 with St. Louis 5, New York 0, and Philadelphia Detroit rained. Today’s pairings have Boston at Chicago New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
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National League Scores and Regional Baseball Results
National League games seen with Chicago 8 Boston 4 and Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 12. Pittsburg 5 Brooklyn 4. St Louis 4 New York 3. Southern and American Association and International League results list wins, losses, and postponed games across Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Kansas City Montreal and Toronto. College baseball notes include West Point Union 8 Army 5 and Cornell 8 Michigan 5 in ten innings with Harvard exhibition.
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Teenee
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Cardinals Beat Giants 4 to 1 in Second Straight Win
St. Louis won its second straight game against New York yesterday 4 to 1. Manager Huggins was benched for questioning a call. Sallee and Wingo started for St. Louis with Tesreau and Wilson behind New York.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
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Wingo
Tesreauy
Wilson
Phillies Crush Reds 12–0 in Philadelphia
Cincinnati was routed as Philadelphia pitchers Johnson Harter and Smith shut out the Reds for three innings each. The Phillies exploded with a 12 to 0 victory, tallying four runs in the first two frames before finishing strong.
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Navigators Slug Buffalos In Eight Three Victory
Waco defeated Houston eight to three as Davis led with twelve safeties. Jost and Carson returned from injuries for the Navigator win, while Rose allowed four earned runs. Yale beat Brown six to four in a separate 16th straight victory for Yale.
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Washington wins in tenth on miscues and hits in Cleveland
Washington defeated Cleveland by scoring two runs in the tenth inning on hits by Milan and Morgan a wild throw by Grege and a sacrifice fly. The game ended 6 to 3 with Washington securing the victory after a late surge.
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Browns Blank Yankees Behind Pitching Mastery
St Louis defeated New York 5 to 0 as Hamilton the young left hander hurled a superb effort. St Louis had a clean errorless game while Ford and Sweeney faltered for New York.
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Red Sox Narrow Victory Over White Sox in Chicago
Boston won a close game in Chicago by a narrow margin as the White Sox rallied in the ninth with six runs but Smokeball Wood halted the surge. Final score 14 to 9 with Collins Bedient Wood and Carrigan Benz Long Schalk handling pitching and catching duties.
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Stovall Reinstatement Teased By American League
The suspension of George Stovall, manager of the St. Louis Americans, will likely end by his own choice today. American League President B B Johnson said he would reinstate Stovall if he writes to umpire Charles Ferguson, whom he spat on during the May 3 game.
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Senators win double from Galveston in Austin comeback
Austin, Texas, May 22. The Senators edged Galveston 4-3 in the opener after overcoming ragged infield play and then won the second game 3-0. Lewis shut the door in the second game, while Jordan, Madden and Madden’s two-base hits helped Austin claim the double.
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Championship golf opens with 131 entrants at Columbia CC
The Middle Atlantic Golf Association championship began at Columbia Country Club in Washington on May 22 with 131 starters. Rain left the course heavy but play started smoothly as pairs were formed, seven late entries causing minor adjustments with no real delays.
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Columbia Country Club
Two Americans Draw Byes in Giant Open Golf Tourney
ST ANDREWS Scotland May 22 Two American players Weber and White drew byes and will start in the second round. The other four meet in the first round with Douglas facing W Bowles local expert Inslee against C F Yeoton of Royal North Devon Club Schmidt versus D B Crowther and Grant versus D M Hutchinson.
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