Nags Beat Bronchos in Bold Comeback Display
The Nags topple the Bronchos 3 0 in a lively game with Larson pitching six hits and Napier yielding three walks. Newnam's crew use brainy play and timely hitting including Larson's double and Knaupp's single to seize the third inning lead and hold on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Newnam
Tribe of Warriors
Pat
Dred Cavender
Dred
Connie Mack
Clyde Goodwin
Broncs
Clyde
Cavender
Nap
Larson
Collins
Knaupp
McMahon
Burch
Newnamites
Browchogs
McGraw
Giants
Merchandise Sale Sparks Budget Price Frenzy
A short notework notes a sale on summer merchandise with unusually low prices, urging readers to act quickly to grab savings as the trend continues tomorrow in advance advertisements.
Committee Finalizes By-Laws For South Texas Association
The South Texas Baseball Association committee on by-laws met at Hot Wells hotel and drafted a tentative formula for adoption at the St. Anthony hotel meeting. A five member arbitration board was chosen, and forfeit rules will be revisited. Only San Antonio teams compete this season, with plans to add Sutherland Springs and New Braunfels next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas Baseball Association
Charles Carr
Messrs
W. W. Leathe
Sam Rothwell
H. S. Bennett
John Ackermann
Frank Noel
Hot Wells Hotel
St. Anthony Hotel
San Antonio
Sutherland Springs
New Braunfels
South Texas
Galveston Beats Beaumont In Extra Inning Tilt
Timely hitting carries Galveston past Beaumont 4 to 3 in ten innings after Moore exits ill in the sixth and Hiett allows two runs in relief. Massey’s drive to center seals the win as Beaumont strands runners with late-inning threats.
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Beaumont
Tex
Galveston
Moore
Hiett
Massey
AB. R
A. E. Madden
Masser
Tavisten
Rasswald
Fe i Ceccues
Eee Novo
Csereeserseseecs Fuummeeps
Jononoe
GE Sisicatessas
Cooke
Ivogeoe
Cessers
Bite
Tarleton
Nixon
Betts
Love
Noyes
Paerwald
Martina
Basia
Edmondson
Matthews
Moran
Bronchos Rally to Beat Pirates in Indoor Baseball League
The Bronchos defeated the Pirates 13 to 9 at the Y M C A indoors. Causey August Clarke and Arnold led the Bronchos with timely hits while Reichert Berthh and Fuquay topped the Pirates. Causey struck out three in the final inning as umpire Goffe kept the game moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psyd
Burteloed
Ascccas
Bronchos
Pirate
Pirates
Broncs
Causey
August
Clarke
Arnold
A. Reichert
Berthh
Fuquay
Sand Crabs
Lancaster
Goffe
Club Standings From Monday Scores List
Ft Worth Austin and San Antonio played Saturday. Scores show San Antonio 6, Houston 1. Waco 3, Dallas 0. Galveston 4, Beaumont 3. The report lists city matchups and results in a local standings summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Waco
Dallas
Galveston
Beaumont
King of
Play Tuesday Houston in San Antonio
A schedule lists a game day Tuesday with matchups spanning Houston at San Antonio Galveston at Beaumont Waco at Dallas and Austin at Fort Worth with venues and times to be announced.
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Houston
San Antonio
Galveston
Beaumont
Waco
Dallas
Austin
Fort Worth
Baseball scores from a day of games
The provided scores show Cleveland routing Boston 8 to 0 and Chicago defeating New York 1 to 0. Washington topped Detroit 10 to 1 while Philadelphia beat St. Louis 6 to 3.
Play Tuesday Results Across Cities
Detroit faces Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, and Cleveland plays Boston in a slate of Tuesday matchups.
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Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Monday’s Results From The National League Standings
Pittsburg defeated Renation 5 to 4 while Chicago beat New York 5 to 1. Philadelphia won 6 to 4 over Cincinnati and Boston triumphed 3 to 2 against St. Louis.
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Pittsburg
Renation
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn in Pittsburg Philadelphia in Cincinnati
A terse cross city listing notes Brooklyn against Pittsburg Philadelphia against Cincinnati and New York against Chicago with Boston paired to St. Louis in a regional matchup roundup.
Baseball Scores from Monday Actions in Chicago and Other Cities
Monday results show Chicago defeated Brooklyn 4 0 while Indianapolis beat Pittsburgh 5 0 Baltimore topped St. Louis 6 5 and Kansas City won 8 4 against Buffalo.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
St. Louis
Kansas City
Buffalo
Midwest matchups spark busy day for basketball towns
Kansas City visits Buffalo while St. Louis plays Baltimore and Chicago hosts Brooklyn. Indianapolis travels to Pittsburgh in a slate of intercity showdowns featuring prominent clubs and rivalry interest.
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Psyd. W.fet
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Buffalo Se
Chicago
Kansas City
Pittsburg
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Fort Smith and Joplin Prep Wins Highlight Oklahoma Gridiron Scores
In Muskogee and Tulsa matchups the Fort Smith team posted 9 to 7 over Oklahoma City 12 to 8 at Tulsa and McAlester defeated Joplin 7 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Association
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Joplin
South Texas Baseball Association Seeks Ball Bid Quotes
The South Texas Baseball Association in the St Anthony hotel ball room requests all baseball manufacturers to submit bids on ball prices for exclusive use in the association this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas Baseball Association
St. Anthony
Carter and Brown Set for 10 Round Middleweight Clash
The Grand Opera House hosts a 9 p m match between middleweight world champ Carter and middle west champ Brown in a catch as catch can bout. Brown is in top form and plans a fast aggressive attack while Carter, confident, promises wrinkles and a sharp strategy. Vaudeville opens at 8 61 with popular prices and a packed house expected per promoter Leon Latner.
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Pet Brown
Lloyd Carter
Middle West
Grand Opera House
Carter
Brown
Breweries
The
Licht
St. Louisan
San Antonio
Leon Latner
Baseball Scores From Detroit and Chicago Games
Detroit defeated Washington with Cavet and Reynolds on the mound and Stanage at catcher. Chicago edged New York as Scott and Schalk teamed for runs while Warhop and Rogers pitched.
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Detroit
R. H. E. Chicago
Scott
Schalk
Warhop and
Rogers
Boston players named Mitchell and Carisch among lineup
At Boston a roster lists Mitchell and Carisch along with Collins Coumbe and Carrigan, indicating a local team lineup.
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Boston
R. H. E. Cie
Mitchell
Carisch
Collins
Coumbe
Carrigan
National League Game in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg the National League contest ended with a decisive eight to nothing score. Battery relief came from Rucker Wagner Ray and Miller for the visitors while Cooper and Gibson handled pitching for Porto.
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R. H. Be
Porto Bs
Taos
Rucker
Wagner
Ray
Miller
Cooper
Gibson
Unclear Record Fragment From Cincinnati and Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Mayer Marshall Killifer Rowan Ingersoll Clark Gonzales and locations Cincinnati Philadelphia with scattered numbers and terms. Content is incomplete but lists people and possible team or event references.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Mayer
Marshall
Killifer
Rowan, Ingersoll and Clark
Gonzales
Chicago Score Report Mixed Battery Names
In Chicago the score line lists players for two teams with partial battery names including Demaree Schauer Myers McLean Cheney Bresnahan and others, but the text is garbled and incomplete leaving unclear outcomes or full lineups.
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Chicago
R. H. EB
Demaree
Schauer and Myers
McLean
Cheney
Bresnahan
Giants Shut Out by Waco Navigators in Dallas Game
In Dallas on May 26 the Waco Navigators defeated the Giants 3 to 0. Pitcher Donalds led the visitors with a strong effort, allowing five hits as Dallas committed two errors in the field. Notable hits included two-base and three-base plays, with Waco capitalizing on Dallas miscues to secure the win.
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Dallas
Tex
Waco Navigators
Giants
Donalds
Swellerman
Cacecacees
Harber
Cedeevudes
Bowell
Covsacvavcnss
Sce
Oimen Noma Sabia Mooi Ad
Waco
AB. R. H. O. A. B. Clemens
Grubb
Rf Seer
Rene Gere
Tanner
Coctassavics
Malmquist
Wohlieben
Clemens
Reilly
Sewell
Wohlleben
Buckley
Cornell Eyes Harvard Varsity and Freshman Eights Tilt
Cornell crews arrive in Cambridge after a weekend win over Princeton and Yale and prepare to race Harvard on the Charles River against both the varsity and entering class eights.
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Cornell
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Princeton
Yale
Charles River
Breen Wins Juvenile Aquatic Meet at Travis Club
Harold Breen topped the juvenile division in the Travis Club aquatic meet by winning the neat dive with 95 percent. A run off placed Breen at 97 percent while Louis Goodrich Jack Withers and Mac Russ tied for second at 95 percent. Russ claimed second with 96 percent. Withers followed by a half point over Goodrich. Adolph Ernst judged the event to the youngsters satisfaction. Breen earns five final scoring points, Ross three, and Withers one. Next event Friday features the breast stroke demonstration.
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Harold Breen
Travis Club
Breen
Louis Goodrich
Jack Withers
Mac Russ
Goodrich
Withers
Russ
Marcid Breen
Escuela Moree Foliowai
Aki Louis Goodrich
Welch Outpoints Mandot In New Orleans Bout
Freddie Welch defeated John Mandot in a ten round boxing match in New Orleans. Welch won five rounds Mandot three and two were even for the late May bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Mandot
New Orleans
Freddie Welch
John Mandot
Americans Dominate Start at French Amateur Golf Championship
In Versailles on May 26, American golfers led the opening round at Golf Club of Laboulie after returning from Sandwich. Notables Ouimet, Travers, Weber, Hale won decisively. Herreshoff outlasted Esmond in extra holes. several players earned byes.
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Versailles
France
Laboulie
Sandwich
Francis Ouimet
S. Worthington
Mid-Surrey
England
Ireland
Jerome D. Travers
F. R. Radcliffe
Royal St. George’s Club
Travers
Harold Weber
Toledo
F. J. Ruffer
Frazer Hale
Chicago
Andre Vagliano
Hale
Frederick Herreshoff
New York
M. Esmond
Charles Evans Jr
Henry J. Topping
Greenwich
Conn
Arthur C. Lockwood
Massachusetts
Charles A. Palmer
Palmer
J. T. Shanley
Deal, N. J
Eric Apperley
Sydney
Cardinals and Athletics win in Junior A doubleheader
A Monday doubleheader at the Y M C A featured the Cardinals beating the Giants 9 to 4 and the Athletics defeating the White Sox 8 to 7. Schofield, Sexaur, R Hamilton and Katz each had two hits for the Cardinals. Bowers Green and Bourn led the Athletics with solid hitting as Warren Barber and Roswell kept the White Sox in the contest. The two leaders, Cardinals and Athletics, remain tied for first, with another doubleheader slated Thursday afternoon.
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Cardinals
Giants
Athletics
White Sox
Schofield
Sexaur
R. Hamilton
Katz
Bowers
Green
Bourn
Willow
Warren
Barber
Roswell
Metropolitan Handicap Opens Belmont Season Favorite Rockview
In New York on May 26 the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park opens the racing season. Rockview, owned by August Belmont, is the favorite among ten entries in the twenty first renewal. The race is over a mile with an estimated winner’s purse around $5000.
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New York
Rockview
August Belmont
Metropolitan District
Belmont Park
Tristan
Tenny
Clarendon
Palm Beach suits offered by local tailor Lentz
Tailor Lentz at 312 W. Commerce St. advertises Palm Beach suits cut and made by specialists. Hundreds of color options available with prices from eight to ten dollars, reflecting strong patron demand.
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Palm Beach
Lentz
Commerce St
Schuetzen Fest Invites Members to Pentecost Shoot
The San Antonio Schuetzen Association invites members to its sun day Pentecost shoot on their range to honor the fifty seventh anniversary. The notice promises early arrival at 1 pm with formal targets and scores, plus demonstrations of smokeless powder and rifle shooting. Local organizers Albert Steves Gus Heye Ed Dreiss C Simang sign the invitation, and the piece closes with See Tomorrow's Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Schuetzen Association
Rudolf Kempf
Pfingsten
Knehbauer
Presbyterians Draw Bye In Sunday School Playoff
In the triple tie for the Sunday School Baseball League First Presbyterian gets a bye while Calvary Baptist faces Government Hill Methodists at the YMCA gym Tuesday night.
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First Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist
Government Hill Methodist
Presbyterians
Government Hill Methodists
Lowther Brothers to Hold Tribal Meeting at Store
The Lowther Brothers team will meet at the store Tuesday night at 8 15 sharp. All tribe members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowthers
Lowther Brothers
Golfers to compete for Rex Beach Cup at Brownsville
Brownsville Country Club plans a series of tournaments after returning from the San Antonio state championship. Rex Beach visited Brownsville during a border tour and donated a silver trophy for a new Rex Beach Cup event. Club officials include J. H. Taylor as golf professional, John Gregg as president, and J. J. Fox as secretary.
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Brownsville
Tex
Brownsville Country Club
San Antonio
W. B. West
Duval
A. B. Cole
H. B. Moler
Laurel Heights
J. H. Taylor
Canton
John Gregg
J. J. Fox
Rex Beach
Groom May Have Jumped From St. Louis Club
In Baltimore on May 26 Bob Groom of the St. Louis Federal team did not join teammates at Terrapin park. He was found to be absent from the city without Manager Mordecai Brown’s permission. Reports say Groom, formerly with Washington, was in the capital city.
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Groom
Baltimore
Bob Groom
St. Louis Federal
Terrapin Park
Mordecai Brown
Washington
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