Panthers Win Third 102 Game of Series in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas on May 25 the Panthers beat the Bronchos 1 to 0 after twelve innings. Lefty Ross of San Antonio faced Larry Jacobus as both teams combined for a low hit game with Stow delivering the winning run for Fort Worth in the twelfth. Three could hit for the Bronchos while Northen Gibson Hale and Stow led the Panthers at the plate. Two games were scheduled next with Fort Worth seeking a series split.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Ross
San Antonio
Larry Jacobus
Cinzinnati Reds
Panthers
Siow
Hitcher
Stow
Big Larry
Hub Northen
Gibson
Sammy Hale
Kraft
Panther
Sicking
Sykes Station
Scgorer
Edewetsenanee AB
R. HO
Bitele
Kireher
Serre
Bears
Depetareered Jackson
Kerns
Aawet Hale
EB Baggan
Wrdeerseeress leBeau
Northen
Rf . Perry
Ob Ledeesone
Sykes
Sam Hate
Rows
P . Ee
Cho
Staw
Jacobus
Rose
Atolen
Bittle
Kircher
Sam Hale
LeBeau
Aenean
Jacobin
Erwin
Dallas 5 Houston u routs Buffalos in afternoon game
Conley pitched a dominant seven innings and Dallas built a 9 0 lead before Houston stalled late. Callahan had a two base hit and Mattick hit a three baser as Dallas pounded Smithson for six runs. Houston finished with 9 runs on 4 hits while Dallas totaled 5.
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Dallas
Tex
Snipe Conley
Buffalos
McDonald
Conney
Merritt
Smithson
Datlau
A. E. Litsci
Callanan
Ens
Mattick
Len Hebner
O'Rourke
Nokes
Sseege Dowle
Conley
de Eestese Tos
Dodd
Frierson
Cfesseeee
Stellbauer
Newnam
Callahan
Litsehl
Echitebtet
Schebner
Pese
Pitteher
Dowle
Houston
Miller
Shreveport Defeats Waco 11–4 as Gassers Rally in Fifth
Shreveport scored 11 to 4 against Waco on May 25. Leslie started on the mound but struggled in the fifth, as the Gassers produced a three-hit sequence and two errors to plate five runs. Sewell debuted for Shreveport and Brown played short.
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O'Neil
Brarman
Brown
Ad O McLarry
Rt Seed
Himeling
Sacrifices
Craig
White
Mokan
Leslie
Sewell
Leslin
Wacon
Shreveport
Vine
Umisile
Blackburn
Gassers
Jocals
Detroit Grinds Out 1-0 Victory Over Senators
Jim Shaw faltered in one inning but Detroit edged Washington 1 to 0 in an American League game. Batteries: David and Judge for Detroit. Shaw and Almamith for Washington. Umpires Connolly and Yang.
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Detroit
Washington
D. C
Jim Shaw
Tigers
Senators
R. H. E. Detroit
David
Judge
Shaw
Almamith
Connolly
Yang
Cubs Top Giants 7 4 In NL Opener At Chicago
Chicago defeated New York 7 to 4 as the Cubs bats bashed Giant pitchers in the May 25 NL game at Chicago. Barnes Bemaree Caus ey and McCarty shared duties for New York while Tyler and Olarrell worked for Chicago. Umpires Klem and Fillmalie noted the officiating.
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Chicago
New York
Cubs
H.H.E
Barnes
Bemaree
Causey
McCarty
Tyler
O'larrell
Limpires
Klem
Fillmalie
Famous Drivers Enter Harkness Trophy Run at Sheepshead Bay
Champions old and new line up at Sheepshead Bay Speedway on May 30 for the Harkness Handicap a 100 mile feature event opening the automobile racing season. World speed kings and long distance stars including Louis Chevrolet Barney Oldfield Ira Vail Dario Resta Arthur Duray race for record crowds as Duray seeks 147 mph world mark.
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Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Louis Chevelet
Sheepshead
Barney Oldfield
Ira Vail
Dario Resta
Arthur Duray
France
Duray
Army Teams Clash In San Antonio Rivalry Series
Spike Kelly meets George Kelly again as Camp Travis and Kelly Field clash in a three game series at League Park in San Antonio territory. The third game follows a 1 9 ninth inning win by Kelly Field and a Camp Travis victory. The crowd will see parades by Camp Travis before the start and strengthened lineups from both teams.
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Kelly
Camp Travis
George Kelly
New York Giant
Kelly Eld
League Park
George
Army
San Antonio
Kelly Field
Aittle
344Th Artillery
Schulte
Travis
Kely Field
Conner
Ewing
Saeger
Emil Molsers
Nocnester
Jimmy Clark
Brondie
Mike
Red
Andreen
Galveston
Lieutenant Fernandez
Keystone Sack
Texas University
Lieutenant Stringer
Welly Field
Garage Team Sweeps San Antonio Arsenal In Doubleheader
The Headquarters Garage Detachment team at Fort Sam Houston defeated the San Antonio Arsenal 10 to 2 and then won 2 to 1 in a second game. Pettus and Lilly starred in the opener with Lilly’s three bagger and Pettus a four inning no hit stint. Sid Rosen pitched the nightcap allowing only three hits as errors fueled the first game scoring.
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Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio Arsenal
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Pettus
Lilly
Sid Rosen
Asylum
Texas League Standings Snapshot and Schedule
Standings show Houston leading with 40 wins and 20 losses. San Antonio sits at 42 games, while Fort Worth and Dallas trail with 19 wins each. Doubleheader scheduled Fort Worth, San Antonio. Houston at Dallas. Waco at Shreveport.
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Lust
Pet
Houston
Boo Woo
San Antonio
Shreveport
Fort Worth Dallas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Waco
Weekend Scores Roll Across Leagues
Saturday results show Indianapolis 8 over Milwaukee 5 and Kansas City 9 over Louisville 4. Minneapolis ties 4 with Coamitus 0, while St. Paul defeats Toledo 7 to 0.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Coamitus
St. Paul
Toledo
Irish to Play Two With Brooks Field Team and Seegers Drug
The Ancient Order of Hibernians baseball squad will meet the 134th Aero Squadron from Brooks Field in a 2 pm Sunday doubleheader at Lambert's Beach. Cy Fried and Bob Barry are the pitching nominees. Manager Flaherty and Griswald comment on lineups. Turner Hall check-in at 1 pm.
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Order of Hibernians
Lambert's Beach
134Th Aero Squadron
Brooks Field
Seegers
Cy Fried
Bob Barry
Jack Flaherty
Uie
Griswald
Brooks Weld
Silbernfiins
Turner Hall
Kelly Officers Fall to S M A Team in Saturday Game
In Austin Texas the Kelly Officers baseball squad of San Antonio faced the School of Military Aeronautics. The S M A team won 9 to 1 aided by Higginbotham who homered and singled twice. Miller pitched for the visitors, allowing ten hits and two homers. Swanson doubled for the Officers.
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Austin
Tex
Kelly Wield
San Antonio
School of Military Aeronautics
Husky Austin Soldiers
Kelly Fickders
Willaims
Bugginbotham
Itlesinbotham
Austin Conner
Larson
Craver
Higginbotham
Wall
Williams
Joe Miller
Chicago White Sox
Joe
Anderson
Swanson
Fernandezs
Miller and Semple
Conner
Plank
Trapshooting Masters Tackle Texas State Meet in Houston
The George Hermann Gun Club hosts the forty fifth Texas States Sportsman's Association tournament June 3 4 and 6 drawing shooters from across Texas and beyond. It features twenty six events with an overall 650 target program and a state amateur championship duel for 100 clay birds lead by Forrest McNeil who seeks to defend his title against top Texas entrants. Secretary R A Bond notes all gun clubs have been invited as the Interstates Trapshooting Association review looms.
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Houston
Tex
George Hermann Gun Club
Texas
Texas States Sportsman's Association
Forrest McNeil
Uzzy" Forsgard
Waco
R. A. Bond
George Hermann Organization
Ntes
Engineers Edge Division Team In Camp Travis Tilt 4 3
The 315th Engineers defeated the Ninetieth Division 4 to 3 at Camp Travis in a game featuring heavy hitting and sharp pitching. Spike Kelly hit two homers for the Division, while Jordan allowed only three hits after the fourth inning and engineer batters chased Craig with a spree of singles. Kelly’s second homer in the eighth proved decisive as the Engineers tallied late to seal the win.
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Camp Travis
Jordan
Schulte
Flynn
Hill
Florence
Crosby
Warner
Field
Dvisioners
Sxing
Robinson
Grimes
Kelly
Spike" Kelly
Babe” Ruth
King
Craig
Josa
Blackburn
Andreen
Clark
Henning
Wall
Luforen
Engineers
Heros
Deeds
Texas
Osborn
AB. R
Gross
I Beedle
Sotho Saccer
Rt. Wall
P Ao
Enving
Rinckhuen
Ronit
Fleharty
Kerson
Whitted Enlists With All Americans in Wilson Era
George Whitted, veteran outfielder for the Philadelphia Nationals and World Series veteran, joined May 14 in President Wilsons unrestricted army. He reports to Camp Merritt on the previous Tuesday after starting his major league career with Boston before moving to the Phillies years ago.
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George Whitted
Philadelphia Nationals
Wilson
Unlimited
Whitted
Camp Merritt
N. J
Boston
Phillies
Schofield Day As Davy Crockett Club Hosts Range Meet
The Davy Crockett Rifle Club held its weekly shoot at the Municipal Range. President J W Schofield led in rifle honors with 92 of 100 on the 300 yard bullseye. Lieut Aubrey W Schofield tied for second in the .22 rifle event and posted strong scores in other targets. Mrs J W Schofield and Mrs A Siegel excelled in several events. Other top marks were posted by C F Barbera and H M R Rhodus.
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Davy Crockett Rifle Club
J. W Schofield
Aubrey W. Schofield
J. W. Schofield
A. Siegel
Schofield
A. Seigel
Bantam Boxers Busy and Pacing Gate Revenue
Bantams stay active boxing two to three times weekly and drawing crowds with steady work. Giants like Willard and Futton may not fight often, while Pete Herman of New Orleans lingers from the scene, yet the 116-118 pounders press on without him.
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Willard
Futton
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Nichols Wins Remount Meet At Camp Travis
Headquarters Company claimed a narrow field meet victory at Auxiliary Remount Depot No. 329 Camp Travis, edging Depot Company by three points. Nichols led with ten points, while Gilman of Wagon Company No. 2 tallied eight, in events including sprints, jumps, throws, vaults, and relays.
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Camp Travis
Nichols
Gilman
Wagon Company No. 2
Hi Company
Headquarters Company
DeLozier
Pankratz
Depot Company
Gerrard
Bowles
Baughman
Seay
Matthews
Glick
Anderson
Veterinary Company
Wagon Company No. 1
R. F. Migdalski
J. J. Hodges
J. B. Barnes
G. E. Pape
J. E. Kendrick
William F. Spiller
W. A. Bright
B. J. Green
D. G. Nettleton
T. T. Jackson
Remount
Camp Stanley
Sticka
Ball Players Face Fight or Work Rule Debate
The piece riffs on Provost Mata shal General Crowders policy of fight or work planks, pondering how even ball players could be compelled to labor. It frames the issue as a headline and hints at possible skirmishes in the athletic world.
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Matashal
Crowder
Wrestler Credited With Falls Amid Ice Skating Incident
A wrestling figure believed to have secured two falls is revealed to have been skating at the time. The tale started as a promising fiction but ends with a factual twist about the credited outcome.
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Tris Speaker
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George Kircher
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Adams
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Quigley
Harrison
Loxton-Pittsburg
Oldfield
Berrie Resta
Ira Warr
Spike Kelly
Wallops
Moss Agate Cigar
Travelers' Cigar Shop
Ave. C
Stand Inc
Pet Restaree
Louis
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American Association
York
Citreinnath
Pittshurs
St Louis
Hibernicans
Aeros
Sceegers
Miske
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Cal
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Fred Fulton
Wite Meehan
Schfranski
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