Bronchos Win in Ninth on Wild Pitch by Whittaker
Fort Worth Fort Worth Texans hosted San Antonio Panthers in a pitchers duel won 6 to 1 by the Bronchos. Baggan scored on Hale’s misplay and Whittaker’s wild pitch with two out in the ninth, delivering the decisive run. Barfoot and Whitaker matched effort until the final inning, while Panthers squandered chances on the bases and at the plate.
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Jonnard
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Hale
Bagsan
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Seare
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Yale
Nillaker
San. Antonio
Ale Baggean
Eae Or LeBeau
Stolen Bases Lead To Loss In Baseball Summary
Stow Jonnard Kircher Woodall credited with steals and sacrifices as Whittaker and Garfoot combine for 1 strikeout each. Barfoot issues 2 walks and Whittaker delivers a wild pitch. Time shown 1:38. Umpire Erwin presides over the game.
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Jonnard
Kircher
Woodall
Whittaker
Garfoot
Barfoot
Erwin
Houston 8 Dallas 3 as Conley Powerless in Bad Day
Houston bats pounded Snipe Conley Compere and Wilson in a 8 3 Dallas loss. Stellbauer hit a towering homer and Callahan and Mattick added two base hits as Houston chased Dallas starter Conley early. Martina struck out three, while two Houston players posted key hits in the third inning.
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Snipe Conley
Compere
Wilson
Buffs
Giants
Joe Martina
Conley
Stellbauer
Dave Callahan
Bull Durham
A. E. Talis
Callahan
Eng
Mattick
Schuehner
O'Rouce
Nokes
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Coniey
F Pratt
Ween
Spatterson
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Nove Marts
Lukin Cadets Upset Police Rifle Club In 455-403 Match
At Municipal Rifle Range on Wednesday the Lukin Military Academy pistol team defeated the Police Rifle Club by 52 points, 455 to 403, in a 15 yard 5 inch bullseye match. Cadets shaded several police sharpshooters as Lt Miller led the Police with 96. The Police later improved but could not overcome the early Lukin lead.
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Calloway
T. QO. Miller
Ace
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Heye
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H. ¢. Perrow
E. Pellbaum
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A. M. Pittman
Ed. Franger
President Wilson Drafts Speech For War Drama Benefit
For the first time a sitting US president helps prepare a stage drama. President Woodrow Wilson is writing a speech for Mrs. Wilke to deliver in Out There, a Manners war drama at the Metropolitan Opera House for American Red Cross relief. A star cast will perform nationwide with officials and diplomats attending.
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Philadelphia Record
Woodrow Wilson
Wilke
Jd. Flattley Manners
Metropolitan Opera House
American Red Cross
Wilson
Mrs. Fisker
Washington
Standing of the Clubs Texas League Update
Wednesday results show San Antonio 1 Fort Worth 0 and Houston 8 Dallas 8 with Shreveport Waco not playing as the Waco team failed to arrive. Upcoming games list San Antonio at Fort Worth and Waco at Shreveport Houston at Dallas with all venues noted.
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American League Wednesday Results Brief
New York edged Chicago 1 to 0 in fourteen innings. St Louis beat Washington 4 to 2 while Cleveland and Boston had rain. Today schedule features St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York with Cleveland at Boston pending.
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Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
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National League results and schedule brief
National League action saw Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 in twelve innings while Boston edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 and Brooklyn defeated Chicago 2 1. New York and St. Louis weathered rain. Weekday results include Nashville 10 over Atlanta 6 and Mobile 4 Memphis 1.
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Boston Beats Cincinnati 3 2 in Contested Baseball Game
Boston scores three runs to Cincinnati's two, after a tight nine inning battle. Batteries: Fillingim Moore Henry Schneider Smith Regan and Wingo for Boston, with detailed line scoring listed. Brooklyn edges Chicago 2 1, Philadelphia powers Pittsburgh 5 6 in separate affairs with mixed innings and batters named in box scores.
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Cincinnati
R. H. E. Boston
Fillingim
Moore
Henry
Schneider
Smith
Regan
Wingo
Detroit Tops Phillies 3 1 in Philadelphia. other scores listed
Baseball night across three cities shows Detroit beating Philadelphia 3 1 with Boland and Stanage credited for Detroit. Chicago and New York played to a 1 1 tie in New York as Cicotte Schalk Thormahlen Hannah logged the battery. St Louis defeated Washington 4 2 in Washington with Sotheron Nuna maker Yingling Ainsmith handling the batteries.
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New York
R. H E
Cicotte
Schalk
Thormahlen
Hannah
St. Louis
Washington
R. H. BE
Sotheron
Nunamaker
Yingling
Ainsmith
Crowder draft ruling threatens major league baseball
Washington reports indicate Provost Marshal General Crowder may classify players aged 21 to 31 as in a nonuseful occupation under wartime work rules risking permanent loss of many professional players. Officials doubt the plan will pass, but if enacted it could force teams to replace large rosters, shrinking the quality of major and minor league baseball and transforming the game into a less vigorous spectacle. In Houston nine of fifteen players would be forced to wear uniforms, while other cities like Dallas Fort Worth and Waco would see key personnel affected, with only a few exempt players remaining.
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Crowder
General Crowder
Baggan
Harper
Ross
LeBean
Northen
Sykes
Hale
Gibson
Barfoot
Frierson
Rezza
Mulima
Townsend
Panthers
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Atz
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