Baseball Showdown Highlights The Backfield
A fragmentary box score reports a Texas game featuring San Antonio Galveston and Shreveport with Oklahoma City at Fort Worth. It notes pitchers, fielding errors, and key hits by Dagney Kipp Wrish and Mitchell, including two-base hits and stolen bases, with a 1:55 game time and umpire Winsentt.
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Wace
San Antonio
Galveston
Thonston
Dallay
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Mort Worth
Dagney
Kipp
Wrish
Tolen Basoa
Theha
Stin
Mitehell
Ly Tous
Mitehall
Alters
Ian Autohio
Waro
Cipp
Shelton
Mitchell
Winsentt
Pyed ‘Way
F.C. Houston
Dallas
Wary
Oklahoma Civi Ast
Fort Worth
Brongs New Pitcher Shines in Debut Saga
A feature on Brongs new pitcher highlights a rapid ascent from school days through college and into the majors. The narrative sketches his exam cram to join the team, early victory at alma mater, and his on field debut detailing control, stamina, and a promising toolset as he faces pro hitters.
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Broncs
Echool
Antonio
Koodbya
Tevst game at hieune with Navigators
A rough baseball game narrative describes injuries and plays. Benny injuries, Lonel and Behan details, errors, strikes, and standout hits amid a tense contest. The piece captures effort, fatigue, and the crowd's reactions as players push through a challenging matchup.
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Hieune
Panthers Win Two From Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Olds May 27 report describes a wobbling game marked by two Panther victories over Oklahoma. Umpire Rice incurred loud protests as a controversial low-bridge throw drew crowd reaction and fan irritation.
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Oklahoma City
Olds
Oklahoma, City
Gaine
Rice
Johnson Doubts Jeffries Fight Will Happen
Jack Johnson declares from a New York theater box that the public will never see a JeffriesJohnson bout. He says Jeffries is too old and fat to make weight and plans to fight Al Kaufman in California. Critics doubt a Johnson Jeffries match due to age and conditioning concerns.
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Associated Prove
New York
Jack Johnson
Chanpion Pugilist
James J. Jeffries
Johnson
Deefries
Jeffries
California
al Kautwin
Jett
Jeff
Johanon
Teres Jeffries
Corbett Refuses To Box Johnson In Philadelphia
Armchair reporter notes James J. Corbett stating no desire to fight Jack Johnson. He explains he won’t reenter the ring and that his stance follows previous challengers and recent arrangements.
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Arennlaicd Press
Chicago
James J. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Corbett
Johnson
Toffries
Vere
Tim
Dohneon
Madden Thinks Sir Martin Can Beat Minora
New York May 21 John G Mids don breeder of Sir Alartin suggests a match with Mingra, the Dookie winner, arguing Sir Martin could win the English Derby if interfered with other horses and given equal chances.
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Madden
Sir Martin
Minora
New York
John G. Mids Don
Sir Alartin
Sigeested
Louis Winns
Mingra
Marth
Mipmeu
Sunny BooLes At Last Gets Bumped For Fair
Shreveport, La May 27 BooLes, who has won nearly all his games, was 9 off the pace for the Giants as they dropped the third game of the series. The ninth inning rally by the home team produced a late lead, while earlier action saw many men on base and tense moments.
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Laudell
Tinstile
Holgerchap
Wade
Tony Eck
Nic Tunninge
Shreveport
Booles
Gimp
Giants
Bones
Beere
Bril
Dallas
Burnett and
Miller
Borie
Dolly Gray Wins His Game From the Tigers
Dolly Gray pitched for the Senators as Detroit lost the last game of the series. The Tigers rallied in the final inning but were halted by a sharp Browne catch that denied Crawford a triple. Batteries: Suggs and Stanage for Washington, Gray for Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Dolly Gray
Tigers
Senators
Jennings
Browne
Grawford
Washington
Suggs
Stanage
Gray
Bronghos Road Trip Schedule Muddles Through Ten Cities
Clue leaves tonight for a road trip lasting until date. The scheduled games include three at Waw, four at Peet Worth, four at Shreveport, four at Oklahoma City, one at Dallas, then home. The home stand begins with Jung IF and spans 37 straight games.
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Hronettes
Dame
Waw
Peet Worth
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Jung IF
Bronghos
Mexican in Fast Company Shines in Major League Debut
A young pitcher, the only Mexican in the current Major League tally, recently graduated from the West last season. He is Prank Arellames, a rising talent keeping the Boston American League team competitive with his strong performances.
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Majara
Johnson to Meet Kaufman in City Bout Soon
Reports indicate Johnson will face Kaufman in the city this May or August. Negotiations show a 10,000 dollar stake with clear terms, as both sides prepare for a decisive showdown and aim to finalize arrangements within days.
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Radeisen
Juels
Johuson
Zebras and Pioneers split in tight Bowling series
Turner's alleys saw the Zebras led by Q Tolle and L Fritze clash with the Pioneers under W Riedner in two hard fought games. First game featured Tolle and Riedner scoring amid close finishes, while the second mirrored the give and take action with high per game totals from Riedner and Tolle.
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Tolle
Zebras
Riednar
Pioneers
Turner
Riedner
H. Tolle
Mays
Denham
L. Gutzeit
Elmendorf
Hebgen
Troebel
Gerlatf
0. Grasso
A. Rieder
W. Riedner
F. Tolle
Mays. Dunham
Kellar
Prochnow
Feutiman
Schrossler
Huth
Miss Wiedenfeld
Battle of the pins Ables today at San Antonio lanes
Bowling notes from a busy night with players like Turner and Ben Blethen in action. A public safety ordinance targets stables and horse establishments within city limits, requiring written city council permission before erection or maintenance. Penalties include fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense, with each day of violation a separate offense. The ordinance was passed May 24, 1899, by Mayor Bryan Callagillax and City Clerk Fries.
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City of
San Antonio
Ily Linute Antil
Pra Inns of Asia
Bryan Callagilax
Req Fries
Eee
Marotta Beats Perez In Fifth Round Slugfest
In a scheduled six round bout at Gardendale West, Marotta slipped a sleep-early pose and scored a fifth round KO against Fred Perez. The bout was fast and brutal from the opening bell, with Ju-hinis displaying a sharp left uppercut that felled Perez.
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Fony A. Ma- Youn
Fred T. Peres
Juhinis
Perez
Doctor is a sport in town discussion
Frederick J. Fieldings remarked that nothing advertises a town like a winning ball with relieves in the Bronelros. He offered a cleaner and a pro rated check for 100 dollars to top the pore contage table. The doctor is described as a sport.
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Frederick J. Fieldings
Brooghns
Wamday
Soma Sport
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