Broncs Fall To Giants In Dallas Showdown
In Dallas on May 24 the Giants beat the Bronchos 7 to 2 as Grady pitched well for Dallas and Goodwin struggled. A double by Duncan and singles by Wilson Marshall Hill and Storch, plus a double steal and an error, produced five Dallas runs in the first inning.
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Pirates Beat Waco in Easy Fashion in Texas Game
Galveston trounces Waco 10 to 5 as Roberts struggles on the mound and Ogles is hammered. Highlights include a fifth inning home run by Roberts and a six-error game plaguing Waco, with umpire Matthews drawing protests from the crowd.
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Travers Wins Metropolitan Golf Championship Easily
Jerome D Travers wins the Metropolitan golf title for the third straight time, defeating A F Kammer of Fox Hills. Travers ends on the twenty ninth green eight up with seven to play, securing permanent possession of the Chancery trophy for the Upper Montclair Club. Other results include M R Marston defeating E M Barnes, G P Tiffany defeating P H Jennings, and M E Sprague defeating A A Harrison.
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Bronchos Open With Buffaloes In Three-Game Set
The San Antonio Bronchos start a three game series with the Houston Buffaloes at Block Stadium this afternoon. After a string of one run losses the Bronchos hope to rebound, despite injuries to Palm Browning and Morton, and Seitz's lingering illness. The first pitch is at 4 p.m.
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Pirates Triumph Over Cubs In Pittsburg Clash
In a tight game the Pirates win 4 to 3 over the Cubs after a seventh inning tied by Cheney being hit by a pitch. Leifield briefly runs for Cheney, then Cheney returns to pitch as Carey scores the winning run in the eighth with Wagner driving in on a passed ball.
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Higgins Play Today in Yorktown Clash
Higgins baseball team of the City League travels to Yorktown to meet the Yorktowns in a matinee. Manager Al Jonas expects a strong showing while Yorktown aims to continue their form as one of Texas's strongest squads and the outcome remains uncertain.
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Berg Dominates Brown Bout and Targets Romanoff
John Berg returns from his Austin match with Pet Brown claiming he outworked Brown and threw him across the stage. He says no return bout is planned and shifts focus to an upcoming bout with Constantine Romanoff, pledging to win and warning Romanoff of a tough challenge.
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Athletics Beat Washington in First Philadelphia Game
The Athletics defeated Washington 4 to 2 in Philadelphia on a soft field that hindered base running. Mullin struggled but kept Washington scoreless until the sixth inning. Philadelphia rallied for four runs on four hits, a walk, and a hit batsman. Brown started strong for Philadelphia, gave up one run in eight innings, then faltered in the ninth.
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Cardinals take two from Reds in doubleheader in Cincinnati
Cardinals win 12 to 4 in game one and 4 to 3 in a pitchers duel. Nelson and Griner struggled for Cincinnati while Willis and Packard pitched for St. Louis as Sheckard delivered a key RBI in the eleventh securing the second win.
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Yankees and RedS Draw in Muddy 10 Inning Tie
The Yankees and Boston champions fought a soggy 10 inning game to a 3 to 3 draw in New York. Keating started poorly, two walks and hits led to two Boston runs before Fisher steadied and held. Yankee two runs came in the second on Mcechnie and fielding errors, with another in the seventh. Hartzell doubled in the tenth but was left stranded as darkness halted play.
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Phillies Shut Out Brooklyn 8-0 in Rainy Game
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated Brooklyn 8 to 0 this afternoon. Six early hits against Pat Ragon fueled a first inning rally including a Magee triple and Luderus single. Brooklyn left the bases loaded in the fifth as rain soaked the field and delayed play.
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Waugh Bound To A Lose In Kansas City Bout
Bobby Waugh of Fort Worth loses most rounds to Mickey Sheridan of Chicago in a ten round boxing match at Grand Avenue Athletic Club Kansas City. Waugh, once favored, now seeks fresh bouts on the coast under manager Jimmy Hurst who also guides Wildcat Ferns and Tommy Dixon.
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Oilers take series from the Panthers in Fort Worth matinee
Beaumont Oilers dominated the Panthers 56 to 4 in Fort Worth on May 24 to clinch the series. Goldie Betts made a spectacular running catch at the matinee’s end preserving the Oilers’ sweeping victory. Downey pitched well until a ninth inning rally by San Antonio threatened the score.
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Yesterday's American League Scores and Today’s Games
Results show Philadelphia 4 Washington 2 in ten innings and New York 3 Chicago 3. Detroit 7 St. Louis 4 and Cleveland 4 Chicago 3. Today Cleveland in Chicago and Detroit in St. Louis.
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Baseball Scores and League Results Across Nationals
Yesterday's National League results include Pittsburg beating Chicago 4 to 3 and Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Cincinnati posted scores in various matchups. Southern and American Association games feature Birmingham, Mobile, Montgomery, and Minneapolis contests with multiple venues reporting outcomes. College and Western leagues show Yale over Cornell eleven innings, Army over Notre Dame, Harvard over Princeton, and Omaha and Sioux City completing their schedules.
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Houston Trims Senators 7 to 1 in Austin
Houston dominated the crippled Senators 7 to 1 in Austin. Mowry Whiteman and Newnam sparked the offense, while Criss and McCuller combined on the mound for Houston.
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Naps Rally Tops White Sox In Ninth Inning
Cleveland wins 8 to 4 at Chicago as Scott relieves Walsh and walks pave the way for the late surge. Easterly pinch hits in fifth, Chapman leads off ninth with a decisive walk, and Cleveland plates four runs after a 4-2-0 scoreline.
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