Buffs and Broncos split tight county frolic in baseball
Newman's Buffalos edged the Nag's by 3 to 2 as Hill tossed a strong three innings while Houston connected on two late blasts. Buffs pitcher Ware shut down Nag bats after the fifth, crowning a tense matinee. Thursday the Nag's host the Galveston Pirates in a three game set as Cavender keeps the locals sharp.
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Nags
Buffs
Rose
Buffaloes
Crabble
Broncs
Newnam
Hill
Broncos
Houston Bats
Houston
McMahon
Negs
Galveston
Studebaker SIX Holds Course On Crowned Country Highway
A vehicle named in the text keeps its line atop a country highway crown, implying steady travel or a moment of roadside steadiness as the car remains in its chosen lane.
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Studebaker
Al Brand Box Score Highlights From Tuesday Game
The Al brand box score lists two base hits by Sheffield and Collins with stolen bases by Collins Goodwin and McMahon. Sacrifice hits by McDonald and Goodwin Ware and Hill pitched. Hill struck out once Ware four times. San Antonio 4 Houston 4 left on bases. Time 1 52. Umpires Gardner and Nugent.
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Sheffield
Collins
Goodwin
McMahon
McDonald
Ware
Hill
San Antonio
Houston
Gardner
Nugent
AB. R
A. E. Collins
Enna Knaupp
Burch
C . . Eberline
Eee Edmonds
Eee Hill
R Mowry
Ee Seitz
Ev Oeuvres Newnam
Davis
Dodd
Ss Eee Frierson
Kitchens
Whee Ee Ware
Dallas
Tex
Waco Navigators
Dallas Giants
Ashton
Dalian
Crichiog
Roelily
Sssuerss
WBCO
Esecrese
Creccos
Csesvsreeserrees
Ingram
Harber
Malmquist
Clemens
Reilly
Grub
Noyes
Barfoot
Tarleton
Galveston
Beaumont
Taff
Talls
Edmonds
Madden
Edmondson
Moran
Matthews
Unclear Baseball Report From American League at Boston
Scattered score lines show Boston and opponent batters with incomplete R H E data. Batteries listed include James Blanding Gregg Bassler Foster Bedient Leonard Carrigan for Boston and Russell Benz Schalk Caldwell Gossett for the opposing team.
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Boston
James
Blanding
Gregg
Bassler
Foster
Bedient
Leonard
Carrigan
H. E. Rmn
Russell
Benz
Schalk
Caldwell and Gossett
Batteries in Philadelphia Court Case Assignment
In Philadelphia the record lists multiple battery cases with assignments to teams or pairs including Dubuc and Stanage, Boehling and Henry, Hamilton and Agnew, Bender, Brown and Schang. The document references numbers 63.000 and 6510 1 among the details.
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Weanligiod
S,si
Dubuc and
Stanage
Boehling
Henry
Philadelphia
Hamilton and Agnew
Bender, Brown and Schang
National League Game at Pittsburg Summary
National League game at Pittsburg ends with Reulbach and Miller pitching for the home team. Adams OToole Conselman and Gibbons contribute in a quiet batting effort as the game unfolds.
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R. HH
Miconin
Puubome SS
Reulbach ‘and Miller
Adams
Cincinnati Battery Names and Participants
In Cincinnati the report lists Alexander Jacobs Killifer Burns Yingling Clark and Gonzales among those involved with the Pe cnell Batteries.
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Philadelphia
Seeecacs
Cincinnati
Cnell
Alexander
Jacobs
Killifer
Burns
Local Battery Listings Reported in St Louis Scene
In St Louis, batteries named Hess, Whaling, Gowdy, Doak and Wingo are listed alongside others including Tesrau Fromme McLean Vaughn Humphreys Lavender Koestner Bresnahan. The notice references numbers and roles tied to battery assignments and equipment.
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St. Louis
Peter
Tesrau
Fromme
McLean
Vaughn
Humphreys
Lavender
Koestner
Bresnahan
San Antonio Driving Club Card Promises Exciting Matinee
The San Antonio Driving Club announces a Friday matinee at the Fair Grounds featuring standard breds in a lively card. Debuts include Sammy Brooks in class A pace, with rivals Nacona Electrite and Miss Lydia J. Rabbit. other races pair Bull Moose, Orphan Boy, Lone Star, Clementine, Rowdy, and Amy Brooks in a three cornered duel.
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San Antonio
Fair Grounds
Old Jupiter
Sammy Brooks
C. C. Meyer
Lambert
Jimmny Bailey
Lydia J. Rabbit
A. Gotwalt
Rabbit
Ralph Green
Lady Bess
Bull
Moose
Orphan Boy
Sterling Trotters
Rowdy
Clem
Amy Brooks
Caatoee x
Sey the Caceses
C. GC
Myers Lady Bess
Martyn Nacona Electrite
Aed C
Lambertine Tyas
J. Bailey
Lone Star
H. H. Aweeher Bull Moose
O. J. Woodhull
Waco Navigators Win Third in Row Over Dallas Giants
Waco trimmed Dallas 8 to 4 in the final game of the series as Ingram pitched early relief. Ashton relieved and held the line with solid support, leading Waco to victory at Dallas.
Carter Loses Sensational Bout to Pet Brown in San Antonio
St Louis wrestler Lloyd Carter, famed as a fast fighter, loses to Pet Brown of Taylor at the Grand Opera House in a dramatic two fall match. Brown wins first fall in 87 minutes with a cradle and second in 21 minutes 30 seconds with a cross body lock and half Nelson. Carter, hampered by travel fatigue and climate, vows a return match at the same weight and praises Brown’s prowess.
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Lloyd Carter
Pet Brown
Taylor
Grand Opera House
Brown
St. Louisan
Carter
Taylorite
Texas
St. Louis
Pet
San Antonio
Frank Noel
the Light
Ed Fomby
R. W. Stappenbeck
Police Chiefs Program at Luna Park Wednesday Evening
An extra attraction announces a police chiefs program at Luna Park for Wednesday evening, described as a rare treat and featured in the advertisement.
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Luna Park
Galveston Triumph Over Beaumont In Shutout Win
Errors at critical moments cost Beaumont as Galveston wins 4 0 in Beaumont. Taft wild in sixth allows all Galveston runs. Noyes and Barfoot add two bases and a key wild pitch. Galveston takes the game 4 0 from Beaumont with Barfoot pitching and Madden contributing on offense.
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Ixidy
Pirates
Beaumont
Tex
Galveston
Taft
Noyes
Cif
Summers
Johnson
Barfoot
Kibler
Tuesday club standings and Wednesday matchups
Results show Houston 3 by San Antonio 2, Waco 8 over Dallas 4, Galveston 4 over Beaumont 0. Austin in Fort Worth rain. Wednesday pairings: Houston at San Antonio, Galveston at Beaumont, Austin at Dallas, Waco at Fort Worth.
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Houston
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Galveston
Beaumont
Austin
Fort Worth
Beaumont Austin
Plyd
W. L. Pet
Tuesday Baseball Results From Major League Matches
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 while Chicago beat New York 2 to 1. Cleveland routed Boston 8 to 2 and Washington edged Detroit 3 to 2. Detroit played in Washington and St Louis hosted Philadelphia, with Chicago visiting New York and Cleveland in Boston.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Psyd. v. Pet. Washington
Philadelphia Eenee
St. Louis Ee
Baseball scores traded across the league
Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh while Philadelphia and Cincinnati played in a 10 to 0 win for Cincinnati. New York outscored Chicago 10 to 7. Boston won 4 to 2 against St. Louis. Brooklyn played at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, and Boston at St. Louis with play scheduled for Wednesday.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Psyd
Wa. Pet
Ecccees
Cosesead
Cincinnati Er Soneed
Bt. Louis Eeccees
Ovvenessad
Brooklyn Eee
Chicago Eeccesees
Boston Eeerre
Baseball Scoreboard Notes From a Night of Games
Kansas City beat Buffalo 7 to 6 while Pittsburg won 5 to 4 over Indianapolis Brooklyn won 4 to 3 at Chicago Baltimore 3 St. Louis 2 games listed Kansas City in Buffalo St. Louis in Baltimore Chicago in Brooklyn Indianapolis in Pittsburg
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Baltimore
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ween
Kansas City
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
South Texas Baseball Association Plans Big Meeting in San Antonio
The South Texas Baseball Association will hold its second meeting at the St. Anthony Hotel at 8 15. President Charley Carr expects the largest delegation of baseball enthusiasts ever gathered in San Antonio. The hotel will provide the ballroom for the discussion and a vote on various topics is planned.
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South Texas Baseball Association
St. Anthony
Charley Carr
San Antonio
Government Hill Methodists Win Indoor Baseball Championship
Government Hill Methodists defeated Calvary Baptists 9 to 8 in the Sunday school indoor baseball championship playoff at the Y M C A. Warren and Alley were removed after Calvary built an early lead, Floyd Smith pitched well for Government Hill, Pieper led batting for Calvary, and the final inning threatened a Calvary comeback before Pieper was caught stealing. Umpire Lewis worked the game to the satisfaction of all. Yale abandons English shell in favor of American rig for the season.
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Government Hill Methodists
Calvary Baptists
Calvary Lads
Warren
Hill Clan
Alley
Calvary Aggregation
Floyd Smith
Pieper
Willow
Calvary Boys
Government Hill
Lewis
Federal League Scores and Cash Ad Shows Ads
Reports from Pittsburg Buffalo Brooklyn and St Louis show varied baseball results with ten innings and eleven innings noted. A Milwaukee boxing card features Charlie White defeating Willie Ritchie in ten rounds with White clearly dominant.
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White
Ritchie
Milwaukee
Wis
Charlie White
Chicago
Willie Ritchie
California
Westerer
Scores From Major Cities Show Tight Early Games
In Indianapolis the Kansas City team edged Indianapolis 8 to 0. Louisville beat Minneapolis 4 to 3 in a close Louisville matchup. Columbus won 13 to 12 against Paul in a high scoring Columbus contest.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Kansas City
Louisville
Minnapolis
Columbus
Paul
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