Bears win tight game as Clark belts two homers
The Bears beat Shreveport Sports before about 2000 fans, led by Clark who hit two home runs to jump his season total. Rosenthal tops league batting while Sabath rosters show heavy offense. Watt delivers a key eighth inning hit. Pitching rotation stays busy as Bears rally with four runs in the eighth.
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Box Score Report From Shreveport Game
In a sun beaten clash Benton returns to play in the ninth after an earlier illness. Malone and Osterzard lead with multiple hits for Benton while Shreveport gains on pitching from Peters and Winters. The game features fielding highlights including Merers roping eight flies and a dramatic one handed catch turning Ostergard’s hit into an out.
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Paul’s Grove Vans Seventh of Seasch Victors
In an eight start sequence the Morton-Woodward tennis team from Paul’s Grove Vans Seventeenth season secured a victory at Sundar. Grovers led by Keliske and Seley with a homer. Moeirzen Smith and Elward contributed strong performances as Woodwards and Ol ThI helped secure the win.
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Powell’s 46 Hit Over Huny Traps In Uracken Meet
In a muddy Uracken municipal trapshoot, Ernest Powell edged to 46 hits from 56 targets amid a field of shooters including Lyman, Sal, Ober, and Bode. Numerous contestants such as Dodge, Thad, Breunins, and Oliver posted scores ranging from the mid 30s to the high 40s as the event concluded with Rose Foners and Raymond A. among noted participants.
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Houston Makes It Eleven In A Subbedall Victory
Houston defeats Wichita Falls at home to run eleven straight, powered by pitcher Carlyle Littlejohn who earned his sixth consecutive win. Box score lists runs by Williamson, Powell, and Tanner. Wichita Falls sputtered with seven hits and left runners aboard in key innings.
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Beaumont Battles Cats But Loses
Beaumont is described as hosting Fort Worth in a baseball game on May 23, where Fort Worth dominated late but Beaumont rallied briefly. The Cats won 6 to 4 with Kanotchy hitting a homer with a man on to provide the decisive margin. Box score notes and player lines appear in the damaged recap.
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Zeigler Holds Waco Swatters In Tight Shutout
Dallas game report shows Zeigler blanking Waco with a 2 0 final as errors and timely hitting mark the contest. Gleaton contributes a timely hit amid scattered Waco threats. Pratt and Raiman are noted in a defensive duel through 1 hour 54 minutes of play. Umpires Quberne and Daly officiate.
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Crawford Motors Defeated At Poth In Local Defense
Crawford Motors suffered a 3-1 defeat to Poth as pitchers and batters produced a tightly contested game. Munger and Felder each had two hits for Crawford while Robinson and Trabert led Poth with RBI and strong defensive plays. The American Association clash included bundled errors and late scoring, with adjustments noted for next games in Minneapolis.
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Inside Golf By Chesser Horton Maker of 51 Golf Uhizaplous
Inside golf column by Chesser Horton analyzes driving swing technique and clubhead motion with dramatic vocalizations. It critiques wrist bend timing and body use, noting common errors like late timing and elbow crossing the torso, then urges fluid release rather than pushing with the body.
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South San Antonio Eagles Debut Defeats Engineers 18 to 4
The South San Antonio Eagles opened with an 18 to 4 victory over the Second Engineers. Daring hitting and solid pitching led to the big win as Fander and Ward contributed strong efforts. Batteries included Vans and Fielie with Casey and a noted error.
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Kerrville Defeats Cyclists In Loose 11 7 Score
Kerrville tops the Harley-Davidson Cyclists 11 to 7 in a wild contest marked by heavy hitting and loose fielding. Lefty Moreh relieved starter McGee, Naslor and Wright had two hits apiece for Kerrville while Wilson, Funger, Rees, Knopp and Allen fueled the Cycles attack. Umpire trouble noted. game described with uneven play and multiple pitching changes.
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Beeville Indians rally in doubleheader sweep over St Ed’s Saints
Leroy Hicks pitched a dozen strikeouts and Beeville Indians defeated St Ed’s 8 to 4 in the morning game and 12 to 2 in the afternoon. Woeber and Philips paced the Indians with key two base hits and timely hitting as the teams played through a tight afternoon bout.
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Pratt Named Captain of Texas Longhorns Baseball Team
Austin, May 21 Clyde L Pratt of Bradshaw has been selected captain of the 1926 Texas University baseball squad. Pratt, regular first baseman, has played two years on the Longhorns team and now leads the squad as captain.
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Pennant Chasers in Texas League Update
Texas League standings show Dallas at 47-19 in first, Waco 23-12, Shreveport 14-32 with Monday schedules: Shreveport at San Antonio, Dallas at Waco, Wichita Falls at Houston, Fort Worth at Beaumont. Sunday results include San Antonio 14, Shreveport 21. Fort Worth 4, Beaumont 0. Brooklyn, St Louis and Chicago results in the majors.
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Tigers End Min Series With Win Over Senators
The Tigers finally broke the losing streak by beating the Senators 5 2 to claim a series victory. Red Wingo starred for Detroit with two triples and a single as Marberry and Russell were aided by strong fielding. The Athletics widened their lead in the American League by defeating the Browns, while Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Chicago, and Brooklyn edged St. Louis in a rain-shortened game.
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St Gerard's Wins Seventh In Row Behind Tom Kilday
St Gerard's completed a seventh straight win Sunday as Tom Kilday spun a five hit performance and led a 7 to 7 backer over St John’s Seminary. Daugherty homered off Kilday for four bases, while Jansky held St John’s scoreless in the final frames. Both teams had no standout hitters, with six strikeouts for Killay and Hag.
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