Fort Worth Panthers coast to 9 1 win over Bronchos opener
Fort Worth nabbed six runs in the third inning and added three more for a 9 to 1 victory over the Bronchos at League Park. Brant doubled and Atz sparked the attack with a rapid-paced offense backed by Stow and Dunckel on defense and pitching. Redford and Fentress held Bronchos to three hits while Brant struggled early on.
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Fort Worth Panthers
Grover Brant
League Park
Jakey Atz
Bronchos
Fentress
Redford
Atz
Bobby Stow
Betts
Brant
Manda
Grover
Stow
MelLaurin
Hunter
Dunckel
Mecliver
Dunck
Earl Dunckel
Broncs
Duneck
Westerzil
Lester Cook
Balenti
Jimmy Clark
Nags
Panthers
Fort Worth
A. E. Stow
McLaurin
Stew
San Antonio
Red
Fentresa
Antonio Manda
San
Goubie
Weaterzil
Bedford
Matthews
Sullivan
Light publishes box score for Hood Juniors meet
The Hoag Junior baseball club schedules a meeting at the drug store at 8 o clock Friday night. All members are requested to report.
Alamo Rifle Club enlarges 17s roster with new members
The Alamo Rifle Club weekly shoot added five new members. A vote approved permanent quarters and a large wall on Military Plaza for ranges of 50 and 75 feet. The club plans to join the June 3 Preparedness Parade. J R Caldwell led scoring with 4 of 100, tied by C Barbera. Other top scores included L Weekman 82 3, Sam Rothwell 79, W Young 79, F Flores 79. Charter remains open for new applicants.
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Alamo Rifle Club
Military Plaza
J. R. Caldwell
C. Barbera
L. Weekman
Sam Rothwell
W. Young
F. Flores
A. Rouff
A. Barbera
B. J. Boone
Speedy Saturday Baseball Showdown at Potchernicks Diamond
The Y M C A fights the Ahrens Ott lineup in a 3 pm Saturday game on Potchernicks diamond. Captain Naylor boosts infield and adds a top outfield, while both teams deploy their best pitchers for a fast afternoon of ball.
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Y. M
Ahrens & Ott
Potchernicks
Naylor
K. O. C. to Play Tigers in New Braunfels Sunday
The Knights of Columbus baseball team of the City Baseball League will travel to New Braunfels on Sunday to face the Tigers. They depart the Katy at 10:00 a.m. with umpire Albert Carolus and Manager Florey leading a 14-man squad including Goff, Fried, Hynes, Strauss, Lutz, Long, Stichy, Callins, Graves, Flaherty, Tynan, Keller, Earl. Return fare is 60 cents from Sutherland Springs, with the Southern Pacific at 7:55 a.m.
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Knights of Columbus
City Baseball League
New Braunfels
Intercollegiate track meet trials in Warvard stadium
Cambridge May 26 Athletes from Leland Stanford Jr and the University of California represented the Far West and Michigan in the forty first Intercollegiate Association trials at Warvard stadium Tests were held in eleven of thirteen events to determine finalists for the meet.
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Cambridge
Mass
Warvard Stadium
Intercollegiate Association
Leland Stanford Jr
University of California
Far West
University of Michigan
Middle West
Texas League Thursday Scores Reported
Fort Worth defeated San Antonio 9 to 1 while Houston beat Shreveport 3 to 0 and Beaumont triumphed over Dallas 6 to 3. Games scheduled Friday include Fort Worth at San Antonio Dallas at Beaumont Shreveport at Houston and Waco at Galveston.
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Ft. Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Galveston
Lyd
Pet
Vaco
Houston Eve
Dallas Oe
Beaumont Ease Bir'g
Postponed Cleveland Philadelphia game due to wet grounds
In MLB action the Cleveland Philadelphia contest was postponed by rain while other results show Boston 5 Detroit 2 New York 7 St Louis 5 Chicago 3 and Washington 3.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Lyd. W. Cleveland Sane
Washington Se
Philadelphia
Friday Schedule Highlights NBA Matchups
Detroit visits St Louis, Philadelphia plays Washington, Boston hosts New York in Friday games reflecting a busy slate across the league.
National League Thursday Results Highlight Pittsburg Rally
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 5 to 0 while Cincinnati topped Chicago 8 to 4. Remaining scheduled games included Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Boston Pittsburg at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Tenne
Pet
St. Louis Nee
Fittsburg
Southern League results involve Mobile rout at Memphis
Mobile beat Memphis 8 to 3 in Mobile at Memphis as Birmingham plays Nashville and Atlanta faces Chattanooga with New Orleans at Little Rock on the slate.
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Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Pivd
Pet
Nashville Tae
City League Baseball Doubleheader Set at Electric Park
The City Baseball League schedules two Sunday games at Electric Park starting at 2 PM. Potchernicks vs Steves Sash & Door opens, Ahrens & Ott face Meier's Pharmacy in the second. League leaders and four teams are in strong contention as managers promise their top pitchers. Umpire Joe Hofner will call balls and strikes.
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Potchernicks
Steves
Meier
Electric Park
City Baseball League
Steves Sash & Door Company
Ahrens & Ott
Meier's Pharmacy
al C. Jonas
Jonas
Wagner
Castro
Gaubatz
Joe Hofner
Forsgard of Waco Wins Texas Shoot
Ed Forsgard of Waco Texas won the state professional championship at the Texas Sportsmen’s Association thirty-ninth annual shoot with a 95 out of 100 average. A V Cooke of Wellington was second and G Spencer of St. Louis third with 92. ER Fisher of Oklahoma City topped the 600 target amateur event with 567. Cooke again second with 561 and Forest McNeil of Houston third with 587. C G Spencer of St Louis, world champion, completed the six hundred event with 659 to defend his title. H A Murrele of Houston was second high professional with 558 and L J Wade of Dallas third with 556.
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Dallas
Tex
Ed Forsgard
Waco
Texas Sportsmen's Association
A. V. Cooke
Wellington
G. Spencer
St. Louis
ER. V. Fisher
Oklahoma City
Ever Hammer to Meet Dundee in Ten-Round Bout
Chicago report May 26 says Ever Hammer and Johnny Dundee have been matched for ten rounds on July 4 in East Chicago Indiana. They will weigh 135 pounds at 10 a m. Willie Ritchie reportedly agreed to fight Ted Lewis in Buenos Aires later this year.
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Hammer
Dundee
Chicago
Ill
Johnny Dundee
New York
East Chicago
Indiana
Willie Ritchie
Ted Lews
Buenos Aires
Boston Beats Detroit in Low-Scoring Game
In Boston the home team defeated Detroit 5 to 2 with key innings and strong pitching. Batteries for Boston were Lass and teammates noted as Dutiful lineup. New York also posted a win at home in another game, while Chicago shut out Washington in a long contest halted by darkness with final score 8 to 3.
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Chicago
Washington
Benz
Russell
Wolfgang
Schalk
Harper
Boehling
Johnson
Henry
Ainsmith
XXX Pearls Schedule Friday Team Meeting at Alexander's
The XXX Pearls of the City Baseball League will meet Friday night at Alexander's Billiard Parlors. Manager Toudoze requests all players attend the gathering at o o'clock to discuss team matters.
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XXX Pearls
City Baseball League
Alexander's
Toudoze
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Baseball Results With Batteries
At Pittsburg R H EZ Brooklyn scored 3 runs in the eighth and finished with 5 to 3. Pittsburg had 12 hits with 2 errors. Batteries were Dell Appleton Mar quard and Meyers Miller and Wilson. Cincinnati 8 Chicago 4. At Cincinnati RR 3. B CHICKED hac. 010 001 101 4 95 Cincinnati 400 101 11x 8 92 Batteries Brown McConnell Fischer Mitchell and Wingo.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
R. H. EZ
Dell,Appleton Marquard and Meyers
Miller and Wilson
Cincinnati
Chicago
B. Chicked
Brown
McConnell
Fischer
Mitchell
Wingo
Memphis Battery Duo Triumph in Slow Game
At Memphis the Batteries, Ledbetter Schmidt, Merritt Brown, faced a tight contest with R H E lines showing 102 to 101 in a close finish. The box indicates a rough night for both teams with errors and late scoring blanking the opponents in the final innings.
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Mobile
Memphis
R. H. E. Mobile
Ledbetter
Schmidt
Merritt
Brown
Beaumont Beats Dallas 6 to 3 In Ninth Inning Rally
Smithson held Dallas hitless until the eighth as Stupp singled and scored on an infield out. Beaumonts two ninth inning runs came on walks a single and Thompson double with Brownlow fanning as bases loaded and two out. Final score 6 to 3.
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Beaumont
Texas
Smithson
Dallas
Stupp
Thompson
Brownlow
Csscocerss
Crowah
Os Brugo
Decheiveet Coy
Smith
Macissastace
Bawell
P Scarser
Mackey Sone Sveseceses
Cece
Sehwind Johnston
Weiss
Resent
Dodd
McMahon
Nixon
Tree
Perry
I. Andreen
Eane
Rysane
Beaumont Ray
Tenenen
Johnston
Bewell
Sewell
Josefson
Mc Perry
Mahon
Moran Beaumont
Galveston Tops Waco in Extra Innings Behind Causey
Galveston wins 2 to 1 in ten innings as Causey earns the decision over Donalds. Reilly drives a two base hit and Elwert a three base hit while Stuart, Tanner, Bittle and Elwert contribute with timely plays and sacrifices.
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Causey
Galveston
Waco
Reilly
Elwert
Stuart
Tanner
Bittle
Miller
Donalds
Barfoot
Hille
Texas
Reilley
Johnson
AB. Galveston
Breaux
Settee
Stewart Ib Teehee
Seeeee Wee
Murray
Teen
Noyes
Seer Wee
Waco— If
Winne AP
R.H. OA
Covle
Eresee
Conwell
James
Grubb
Wohlleben
Malmaquist
Baseball scoreline snippets from multiple games
In Minneapolis the A A team defeated Kansas City 4 to 3. In St Paul Milwaukee fell 9 to 3. At Toledo Louisville won 4 to 3. The Columbus Indianapolis game was rained out after twelve innings.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus-Indianapolis
Women’s City Tennis Doubles Decided After Illness
Mrs. A. C. Upleger and Miss Lilian Hughes won the women’s doubles as Mrs. W. W. Van Voorhis and Mrs. H. S. Mulliken withdrew due to illness. Finals were halted by darkness. Dorothy Gage played in an exhibition in Van Voorhis’ place. Badges donated by Bell Jewelry Co. will be engraved and awarded later. A singles event may follow soon under YWCA direction.
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A. C. Upleger
Lillian Hughes
W. W. van Voorhis
H. S. Mulliken
Dan Murphy
Dorothy Gage
Y. Cc. A
Army Officers Detachments and Details List
First Lieutenant Albert H Miller of the Tenth Cavalry placed on officers detached list. First Lieutenant George A Trumbo removed from the detached list. Second Lieutenant Paul Raborg of the Seventh Cavalry relieved at West Texas Military Academy San Antonio Texas May 28 and to join his regiment. Major William J Pardee retired detailed as acting quartermaster at Boston Massachusetts. Leave of absence of one month granted on arrival in United States for Mason Ralph Harrison Fourth Cavalry. Captain Herbert H Sharp Medical Corps to Fort Ro ste crane California and report. Captain Joel R Lee Twenty third Infantry detailed for service in quartermaster corps June 3 vice Captain George E Stewart relieved June 2. Captain Frederick W Coleman Third Infantry detailed for service in quartermaster corps June 1 vice Captain Paul Giddings relieved May 31. Captain Coleman to Fort Jay New York to relieve Captain Giddings.
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Albert H. Miller
Tenth Cavalry
George A. ¥. Trumbo
Cavalry
Paul ©. Raborg
Seventh Cavalry
West Texas Military Ae
San Antonio
Tex
William J. Pardee
Boston
Mass
United States
Mason Ralph Harrison
Fourth Cavalry
Herbert H. Sharp
Medical Corps
Fort Rostecrane
California
Joel R. Lee
Twenty-third Infantry
Quartermaster Corps
George E. Stewart
Frederick W. Coleman
Third Infantry
Paul Giddings
Coleman
Fort Jay
New York
Giddings
The Finn Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
The Finn a 4 year old colt owned by H C Hallanbeck carried 120 pounds and won the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park by three quarters of a length over Stromboli with Spur third. The race was run in 1 58 for the mile distance, close to the record pace.
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New York
Belmont Park
H. C. Hallanbeck
Finn
Stromboli
Spur
Eight Aviators Named for Transcontinental Flight
The Aero Club of America announced eight prominent American aviators who will attempt a New York to San Diego cross country flight in September. Listed are Lt. Thomas de W Milling Corporal Albert Smith Sgt William Ocker army fliers Oscar A Brintley army aviation instructor Raymond Y Morris Floyd Smith Glenn Martin and Silas Christofferson.
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San Diego
Cal
New York
Aero Club of America
Thomas de W. Milling
Albert Smith
William Ocker
Army
Oscar A. Brintley
Raymond Y. Morris
Floyd Smith
Glenn Martin
Silas Christofferson
Deltas to Play Chows in Interfrat Baseball Saturday
The third game of the inter-frat baseball series between the Deltas and the Chows will be staged Saturday at Electric Park. Fans expect a close battle as both teams seek to gain the series lead.
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Electric Park
White Knocks Out Saylor in Cincinnati Bout
Charlie White of Chicago knocked out Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis in the first round of their ten round bout in Cincinnati. Both fighters weighed 135 pounds.
Walsh Still Draws Salary From White Sox Owner
Edward Walsh, the famed spitball pitcher, continues to receive a large salary from Comiskey. Despite a weak arm, he is kept on to rest and regain form, with a return expected in Boston when weather improves. Walsh traveled East with the team and will rejoin after a Connecticut home visit.
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Edward Walsh
Comiskey
White Sox
Walsh
Connecticut
Boston
Rowland
Delta Gamma Tau and Chow Chow duel for Frat Chat cup
The Delta Gamma Tau and Chow Chow teams stage the opening game of a series for the Frat Chat cup. The Deltas lost by one run to Mu Nu Sigmas in the season opener, and the schedule sets the Delta Chow winner to meet Mu Nu Sigmas next Saturday with Delta Sigma Upsilon awaiting the victor.
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Delta Gamma Tau
Deltas
Mu Nu Sigmas
Delta Sigma Upsilons
Burns Employes Before Committee In Wire Tapping Inquiry
New York May 26 More witnesses were called in the John Doe inquiry into alleged telephone wire tapping at the law office of Seymour and Seymour. Five Burns firm employees testified as the Morgan & Co detective sought details of war munitions contract leaks and a firm representative was summoned. The Thompson committee questioned Catholic charity leaders amid a dispute with the mayor over police listening in on wires, with witnesses denying the charges of conspiracy to thwart the state investigation.
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New York
John Doe
Law Office
Seymour & Seymour
William J. Burns
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Burns
Thompson Legislative Committee
Greeks Propose Legal Action Over Greek Vessel Torpedoes
Greece reels from reports of three Greek ships torpedoed by German submarines. The Ship Owners' League and sailors union urge government action, with plans to sue to seize Austro German ships interned at Greek ports unless indemnified by central powers.
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Athens
Paris
Greece
Teutonic
League of Ship Owners
Sailors’ Labor Union
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