Bronchos Routed by San Antonio in Doubleheader at League Park
San Antonio swept the local Bronchos 9 to 2 in game one and 6 to 5 in game two at League Park. Harpers and Rooks struggled on the mound as Dallas hitters smashed balls to all fields while Bronchos made costly errors and miscues. Mattick led with four singles as Booe added three hits and O Leary shifted late after an ankle sprain.
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Blue Caps Triumph Over La Pentas Eight to One
Blue Caps defeated La Pentas Sunday eight to one. Pitcher Herbert Henry limited the opposition to one hit. Joe and Danny each collected four safe hits for the winners. Batteries Henry and Rose for the Blue Caps. Se guin and Pancho for La Pentas.
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Rose
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Burns Leads National as Hurlers Dominate Majors
Chicago May 28 Cleveland batters pace .300 hitters in the American League led by Speaker .339 with Chapman stealing 13 bases and 19 sacrifices. In the National League Burns of New York tops regulars with .381, Wilhoit close, and Cravath four others share home run honors. Covington leads Southern Association batting .410 and R. Marshall tops pitchers in Tennessee.
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S. Covesleskie
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Pittsburg
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Fentress
Memphis
T. Sheehan
Ponder
Birmingham
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Chicago White Sox Rout Washington With Big Win
Chicago scored 15 runs to Washington's 4 as Johnson and Arnamith led the walk. Cicotte and Schalk combined to hold the Nats to six hits.
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Boston and St Louis play to eleven innings tied
At St Louis the game ended in a 1 1 tie after eleven innings with Boston and St Louis each scoring one run by the eleventh. Mays and Agnew starred for Boston while Plank and Severeid worked for St Louis. The game ended due to darkness with the 1 1 score reflecting a tightly contested battle between the teams.
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Lipscomb Leads Rival Riflem en at Local Range
San Antonio marksman E P Lipscomb, a lieutenant in the U S Army, scored 96 of 100 to top a field that included Cc F Rossi Jr and H L Moths tied at 90. Other shooters ranged from 82 to 56. in a dusk event Mrs J W Schofield led women with 92 of 100.
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San Antonio
Municipal Rifle Range
Uncle Sam
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H. L. Moths
G. Taylor
G. V. Richter
G. Delph
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H. A. Beasley
E. D. Dingle
L. C. Mathis
D. A. Glaser
D. Capaletti
J. W. Schofield
Buffs Take Two Games In Close Back-To-Back Wins
Two games recorded with Faulkner and Shreveport. Details show Sacrifices by Hemingway and Burke, stolen bases by Frierson Northen and McCarty, and key two-base hits by Newnam Hemingway Noyes. Pitchers Criss Gleason Hiett Terry faced multiple batters while Houston and Shreveport left runners on base.
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Burke
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Shreveport
Newnam
Noyes
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Cleveland Batteries Fall Short to New York in Loss
In Cleveland the local team trailed 7 to 37 as New York dominated with early scoring bursts. Batteries Caldwell Russell Walters Lambreth Bagby and ONeill led the visitors, while KH HH and New York coordinated passes and defensive plays to seal the win.
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New York
KH. HH
Caldwell
Russell An Walters
Lambreth, Bagby and O'Neill
Phone Employes Defeat Western Electric Nine to One
The Southwestern Telephone Company baseball team beat the Western Electric team 7 to 1 on Sunday. Merger led with three doubles and two runs, Riegel hit a timely three bagger with two on base, Swartz played strong defense, Oliver led Western Electric's batting, and batteries were Nicholson and Mergel for Southwestern and Wells and Bayrs for Western Electric.
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Nicholson and Mergel
Wells and Bayrs
Play Tie Game Between Nineteenth Infantry and Tigers
In New Braunfels Texas on May 28 the Nineteenth Infantry and the New Braunfels Tigers played to an 11 to 11 tie after thirteen innings. Lancaster and Jones led the soldiers at bat while Connelly Naylor and Faulk starred for the Tigers. Batteries were Caporal Refley Leipart Ludwig Faulk and Connelly with Lt Adler umpiring.
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Headquarters Beat Pirates in Staff Post Diamond Game
The Headquarters team defeated the Pirates 3 to 1 Sunday afternoon on the Staff Post diamond. Ross struck out four of the Pirates.
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Ross
Fausel Leads High Boys in Municipal Range Rifle Contest
Clarence Fausel led the Main Avenue High School Rifle Club with a 90 of 100 on the municipal range at 300 yards. KE Guelett was second with 83, Loraine Murphy third with 77, and others scoring well included Mathies 76 and Jameson 75. A team match vs Lone Star Rifle Club is expected next weekend.
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Main Avenue High School Rifle Club
KE. Guelett
Loraine Murphy
L. C., Mathies
K. B. Fanner
Jean Jameson
Harry Teal
H. J. Manner
Robert Olivarri
Earl Hamilton
Lone Star Rifle Club
Standings Summary For Texas League Clubs
Sunday results show Dallas 9 6 San Antonio 2 5 Houston 2 1 Shreveport 1 0 and Waco 11 2 Fort Worth 1 8. The report lists club scores and outcomes with no further context.
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Houston
Shreveport
Waco
Fort Worth
Monday Matchups Tie Texas Cities Grid
Sports briefs note games pairing Tay Monday with Shreveport against San Antonio Dallas versus Waco and Fort Worth visiting Houston with local interest high for the Monday card.
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Shreveport
San Antonio
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Houston
Sunday’s Results Chicago at Cincinnati Rain
Chicago at Cincinnati game reported rain with no other games on the schedule.
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Cincinnati
Play Monday Rival Showdowns Across Four Cities
Brooklyn meets Boston in a key Eastern clash while Philadelphia travels to New York and Chicago visits Pittsburgh. Each matchup factors into early season standings as teams chase spot in the league standings and bragging rights.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Baseball Scores and Interleague Results Noted
In 11 innings Chicago beat Washington 4 to 1 while Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 3 and Boston won 1 to 1 against St. Louis. Philadelphia faced Detroit as grounds remained wet.
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Detroit
Davy Crockett Rifle Club Qualifies As Expert Marksmen
Davy Crockett Rifle Club members led by M. M. Nuessle J. W. Schofield Sterling Freeborn and Albert Siegel qualified under the National Rifle Association rules as expert riflemen at the Leon Springs range Sunday. Siegel shot 173 of 200 at 500 yards to become a marksman. Schofield and Freeborn earned sharpshooter with 152 and 155 at 200 300 400 and 500 yards. Mrs J W Schofield shot three strings of five shots each in prone kneeling and sitting positions, scoring 24 of 25 on each string. Mrs Kit Carson and Mrs Albert Siegel also posted strong scores.
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J. W. Schofield
Sterling Freeborn
Albert Siegel
Davy Crockett Rifle Club
Leon Springs Range
National Rifle Association
Davy Crockett Club
Helm
Bradford
Nineteenth Infantry
Kit” Carson
Rudolph Kempf Wins King Medal at San Antonio Shoot
Rudolph Kempf won the King medal for best center shot at the San Antonio Shooting Club Pentecost shoot. Kempf also won the off hand event as the club marked its sixtieth anniversary with a sociable day. Albert Steves presented the medals and other shooters, including Arthur Heye and W. Koerps, earned honors.
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San Antonio
Albert Steves
Mission Juniors Seek City Junior Opponent Next Sunday
Mission Star Juniors request a game with any city junior team next Sunday. Contact Travis at 1069 to reach Adolph Stall.
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Mission Star
Travis 1069
Adolph Stall
Baseball Standings Tighten in National and American Leagues
Major League Review reports a tight race for league leadership as week results shuffle top positions. Chicago led the National early, then New York and Philadelphia traded the lead. in the American, Boston surged to first with a five game week, while New York dropped to third. Philadelphia bolstered its National lead with two wins, and Brooklyn improved with stronger pitching and timely hitting.
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St. Louis
Asylum Splits Twin Bill With Beavers And Jowdys
The Asylum baseball team split a Sunday doubleheader. In the morning, they fell 4 to 7 to the Beavers as Navert fanned 11 batters. Dayton Smith relieved in the seventh. In the afternoon, Asylum defeated the Jowdys 9 to 0 behind Pace’s strong pitching and Higgins five hits.
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Jowdys
Navert
Beaver
Dayton Smith
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Higgins
R. H. E. Movtude
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Cissevecschist
D. Smith
Kirchner
Pape
Vargas
Chapas Edge Jowdys In Eleven Inning Clash
The Chapas beat the Jowdys 8 on 11 innings at Potcher nick diamond Sunday morning. P Garcia pitched well for the Chapas through nine. two Chapas hits in the 11th sealed the win as Jowdys threatened on third with none down in the tenth. Batteries: Franklyn Hensel Yoakum P Garcia and Hohon.
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R. H. E. Jowdys
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Yoakum
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Hohon
Tractions Beat Brotherhood in 5 to 3 Baseball Thriller
The Tractions defeated the Fraternal Brotherhood 5 to 3 on Sunday. Manager Pledger impressed as the new leader. Pitcher Wallf struck out eleven Frats, delivering a dominant twirling performance.
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Brotherhood
Traction Company
Fraternal Brotherhood
Pledger
Pearls Split Sunday Amateur Doubleheader In San Antonio
In a major local baseball day the Boerne White Sox beat the XXX Pearls 2 to 1 at Krisch's Park in a pitching duel highlighted by strong infield defense. The Pearls answered with an 8 to 0 win over Lone Star Brewery powered by home runs from Barnes and Burnett and notable blasts by Wedge and Wright others.
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Boerne White Sox
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Wedge
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Bicycles On Easy Payments At Portage Tire Co
Portage Tire Co at 221 S&S Alamo advertises bicycles priced from ten dollars and up with easy payment terms. This notice announces consumer financing options to buy bicycles.
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