Giants Rally Stuns Bronchos In Tight Wednesday Tilt
Snipe Conley and Ross pitched well as Dallas Giants beat the Bronchos 2 to 0 at League Park. Fielding shines from Sykes LeBean and Mattick in a low scoring defensive battle with key plays saving runs.
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Nielsen-Led Broncos Battle Stays Tight Amid Score Flurry
The Broncos burst out fast then rallied as two-out hitting spurred four innings of offense. Hale and Northern provided key moments while Sykes and Mattick contributed in a late rally. Gibson and O Rourke made errors as Dallas chased runs, but the Broncos held a tense lead through the later frames.
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Texas League Standings Roundup
Clubs in Texas League schedule today feature Young at Dallas, Waco at Houston, Fort Worth at Shreveport in a regional slate. Standings reflect regional matchups and team form as season progresses.
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Fort Worth Beats Shreveport 4–1 Behind Jacobus Prowess
Jacobus pitched effectively and Kraft homered in the eighth as Fort Worth defeated Shreveport 4 to 1. Sears' brilliant fielding and Stow’s multi hit game highlighted the win. Sewell struggled with runners on, allowing half the hits with men on base.
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Waco Tops Buffs 1-0 In Pitching Duel
pitcher Sims of Waco beats Martina in a three straight win over the Buffaloes with a third inning sacrifice fly for the game’s only run. Buffalo infield support helps Martina as Waco claims the win in Houston.
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Dempsey Stops Pelkey In One Minute Slugfest
At Denver Colorado Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City knocked out Arthur Pelkey in the first round of a scheduled fifteen round bout. The Canadian stumbled and fell before a blow was delivered then was felled again by a left to the jaw for a knockout after a minute.
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Sharman Drowned Amid 1917 Texas League Fame Rise
Ralph Edward Sharman, star batter of the Texas League last season, died by drowning in the Alabama River near Montgomery while serving as a corporal in Battery I, 136th Field Artillery. He hit .342 with 203 hits in 695 at bats, played for Galveston and Fort Worth, captained the Army Thirty-seventh Division baseball team, and earlier drew interest from the Giants before joining the Athletics and the war effort.
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Range Shoot Brings High Scores at City Rifle Club
Sergt Ian Mitehon notes the municipal range held its best shoot since organization with all shooters at or above 90. Lt T O Miller led with a perfect possible 100 on a 20 inch bull’s eye at distance. Bruhn 98, Wilson 96, Cusack 96, Lonez 94, H ger 94, Riser 92, Franger 90. J J Cusack 61 with pistol. NRA warns free ammo may soon be issued to clubs easing previous shortages.
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Remount Wants Game For Army Civilian Baseball Open Dates
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