Broncs Lose Opener to Buffs in Fast Game
Houston defeats San Antonio 5 to 0 as Charley Rose spins a four hit shutout. McGraw's squeeze play produces the first run and Knaupp, Reynolds, and Newnam drive in two more in the eighth. Davenport suffers the loss with three walks and four strikeouts.
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Houston
Tex
Mece- Donald
Britton
Charley Rose
Davenport
Rose
San Antonio Tribe
Dallas
Navigators
Matthews
McDonald
Allen
Kibler
Knaupp
Muggsy McGraw
Frantz
Reynolds
Hauenstein
Davis
Mowry
Newnam
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Irs Doe
Gia
Soerseciesnseass
San Antonio— AB
R. H. O. A. E. Colling
Cetvvescecesam
Goodwin, Cl
Trevenport
Ceseecenvn
San Antonio
Eovees
Mary
Goodwin
Sand Crabs Win From the Beaumonts
Galveston defeats Beaumont 6 to 5 as Moore fails in the second inning, walking three batters and giving up four straight hits that produced five Galveston runs. Betts, Willie, and others homered or drove in runs. Reedford and Moore pitched for the deciding sides in a late rally at Galveston.
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Moore
Galvestons
Galveston
Tex
Beaumont
Pirates
EB. Madden
Mang
Hopkins
Frammiot
Ns Scecorenveses
Bao
Wilean
Redford
Maloney
Wille
Betts
Wilson
Cobard
Madden
McMahon
Reynolds
Wilie
Hughes
Ten
Sorrells
Stowers Trim the Louis Team 5 to 0 in City League
In Fort Worth and Austin action the Stowers defeated Louis 5 0 as Dresch allowed two runs through five innings and Higgins led Higgins Co to a 7 4 win over Dalkowitz. Fort Worth beat Austin 3 0 with Veasey pitching seven strong innings and Taylor struggling.
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Stowers
LOUIS
Panthers
Austin Senators
Veasey
Taylor
Fort Worth
Tex
Austin
Senators
Wiley Taylor
Lanthers
Escee
Brownlow
Tay
Cee Scossesee
Howard
Recscccoete
Salim
Cocsecesses & O
Eberline
Okneaves
Wallace
Wakefield
Merritt
Veasy
C.cee
Salm
Roche
Haigh
Markley
Deskin
Dunlap
Reds Sweep St. Louis With Two Wins in Cincinnati
The Reds defeated the St. Louis team in a Sept 1 double header in Cincinnati, taking the first game 10 to 5 and the second 8 to 2. Cincinnati hitters broke through early, with Dodge stealing home in the second game as Trekell prepared to pitch. First game final score 10-5. second game 8-2.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
Dodge
Trekell
Coe
H. E. St. Louis
Yachts Compete Today in International Sonder Race
Six German and American sonder yachts raced in Marblehead with light harbor winds. Attention focused on the Wittelsbach X, a pronounced scow, and the American Ellen as both perform in light winds, noted by designers and sailors observing the fleet.
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Wittelsbach X
Marblehead
Masgss
Sonder
Ellen
Wittelsbach
Yesterday's Results Highlight Aligned Hockey Scores
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 9 over St Louis 1 and Detroit 6 over Chicago 4. Today matches feature St Louis at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland along with Washington visiting Philadelphia and New York at Boston.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
P.C
Eerdveces
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Piya
St. Loui
Griffin Installed as Third Man in Wolgast Azevedo Bout
In Oakland Jim Griffin was added as the third man in the ring for the ten round fight between Ad Wolgast and Joe Azevedo. Frank Schuter was replaced after Wolgast changed his mind. Wolgast trained in Los Angeles and faced unease over an injury while Azevedo remained faithful in training. Early wagering favored Wolgast two to one.
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Oakland
Cal
Jim Griffin
Ad Wolgast
Joe Azevedo
Frank Schuter
Wolgast
Los Angeles
Azevedo
Bobby McWatt Sets New Nine Hole Golf Record
Bobby McWatt, the San Antonio Country Club pro, shot 35 for nine holes after the course was bunkerized. He led with 4 4 5 4 3 3 4 4 4 as Laurel Heights and Country Club courses hosted Labor Day golf with many players.
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Bobby” McWatt
San Antonio Country Club
McWatt
Laurel Heights
Country Club
Austin
San Antonio
Austin Links
Laurel Heights Links
Symons
Ideal Weather Grips Garden City Golf Qualifiers
About 144 players began the national amateur golf title quest at Garden City Club. The first half of the 86 hole qualifying round determined the top 64 for tomorrow to complete the round and select 22 players for match play. Notable entrants include Jerome W D Travers and William J Travis.
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Garden City
N. Y
Garden City Club Links
M. F. Lewis
A. H. Smith
Jerome WD. Travers
Upper Montclair
N. J
W. J. Travis
Former Yale Star Marines Wed In Asheville Runaway Match
Edward T. Coy a Yale football star and Miss Sophie Meldrim daughter of General Meldrim of Savannah were married at Trinity Episcopal Church in Asheville. The wedding was a runaway affair with Miss Meldrim visiting from Toxaway and Coy arriving from Chattanooga. They left for an eastern wedding trip.
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Yale
Asheville
N. C
Edward T
Ted) Coy
Sophie Meldrim
Peter Th.meldrim
Savannah
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wyatt Brown
Meldrim
Toxaway
Coy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Providence Promoters Offer 70000 for Baseball Club
A Providence group offers President Navin of the Detroit Americans seventy thousand dollars for the Providence International Baseball Club. If accepted the stock will be sold to local sporting men or, if no market exists, a National League club may acquire a controlling interest.
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Providence
R. IL
Navin
Detroit Americans
Providence International Baseball Club
American Olympic official criticizes British 1916 fund plan
James F. Sullivan of the AAU and the American Olympic committee voices opposition to Frederic Harrison's idea of raising funds to form a British Olympic team for 1916. He warns against professionalism and questions how money would be used, defending U S amateur athletics as pure.
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Paris
James FE. Sullivan
London Daily Mail Today
Frederic Harrison
Berlin
United States
Giants In Losing Streak and World Series Preparations
The Giants dropped three games in a row last week while the Athletics were beaten twice in a Saturday double-header. Despite the skid the baseball world shows no halt to plans for World Series games at the Polo Grounds and Shibe Park. The Giants nearly extended the drought to four, but a late forfeiture in Philadelphia altered the outcome.
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New York
Giants
Athletics
Baseball World
Polo Grounds
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Ransom and Sils bees rout Hellos in baseball romp
The Southwestern Telephone Co. team dominated the Hellos 7 to 0 as Ramsey gave up ten hits before being pulled in the seventh. Tucker stole home amid a costly sequence, while Heim and Martin held the Hellos to four hits and steady offense from the Ransoms.
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Ransom & Silsbees
Southwestern Telephone Co
Ramsey
Ransoms
Tucker
Father
Heim
R. H. FE
Ranboms
Martin
Lacey
Opening of international shooting matches at Camp Perry
Everything is ready for the event at Camp Perry Ohio with the individual match on the 300 meter range. The United States Army magazine rifles will fire 60 shots in six strings of ten standing kneeling and prone with eighteen fighting shots allowed. The winner earns a gold medal and 200 dollars in gold.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
United States Army
Detroit Wins See-Saw Game Over Chicago 5 to 4
In a back and forth innings battle Detroit defeated Chicago 5 to 4 yesterday. Weaver was ejected in the first for arguing a decision. Detroit scored one run in the first, two in the third, and two in the fifth as Chicago replied with four runs across the first and second frames. Batter ies Willett Stanage Russell Schalk.
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Louis
Dresch
Stowers
Dalkowitz
Lee Morris
Ary Goodsmen
Higgins
HH. E. Stowers
Froebel
Hines
Slaughter
Chicago
Detroit
Weaver
Willett and Stanage
Russell
Schalk
Cleveland routs St. Louis as Browns fall deeper
Cleveland defeated St. Louis 9 to 1 in the afternoon game. Chapman Jackson and Lajoie each drove in three runs for Cleveland while St. Louis managed a lone run in the first and a nine in the middle and late innings. Batteries Gregg and Carisch for Cleveland Mitchell and Alexander for St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Chapman
Jackson
Lajoie
R. H. E. Cleveland
Gregg
Carisch
Mitchell
Alexander
Cubs Blank Pittsburg as Chicago Wins 10–0
Chicago pitchers Bert Humphreys and teammates shut out Pittsburg 10 to 0 as O'Toole's control woes and timely hits plus miscues by Pittsburg produced a lopsided game. O'Toole, Cooper and Simon yielded the runs while Humphrey and Archer finished on the mound for Chicago.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Bert Humphreys
Curves
O'Toole
Cooper
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Simon
Humphrey
Archer
Philadelphia Club to Protest Forfeited Game Over Center Field Spectators
William F. Baker acting president of the Philadelphia Club plans to present the club’s case to National League president Lynch regarding the forfeit to New York after umpires ruled spectator interference in center field. Dooin notes similar seating in prior Chicago and Pittsburgh games did not draw objections, arguing those forfeitures would also be warranted if the rule applied here.
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Philadelphia
William F. Baker
Lynch
National League
Brennan
New York
Doomn
Brooklyn
Dooin
Chicago
Pittsburg
Phillies
O'Day
Higgins Team Faces Southern Department In City League Tilt
The Higgins team of the City League meet the Southern Department team of Fort Sam Houston at Texas League park this afternoon at 3 30. Leaders expect a clean win as several Department regulars are away on Uncle Sam duties. Managers Leathe and Jonas each express confidence in victory.
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Higgins
Southern Department
Fort Sam Houston
Texas League
Army Tribe
Sammy
Leathe
al Jonas
Mabel
Navigators Trim Dallas Giants in Five-Error Loss
Dallas fell to Waco 5 to 3 as Helm pitched a three hit game while five Dallas errors, led by Boone with five miscues, helped power Waco to the win. Schwenk pitched for Dallas and Ponder relieved. Carson Meyers noted. Also report Kraenzlein accepts Berlin 1916 Olympic training post after Michigan tenure.
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Boone
Waco
Dallas
Tex
Helm
Schwenk
Kellerman
Tee Nicholson
Duncan
Gam Tulloch
Sreces A Basham
Storch
Moseley
Pander
AB. R. H
Dwgey
McLaurin
Beck
Wohlleben
Rennard
Crichlow
Tannel
Sarashe Ile
Ponder
Nicholson
Dugey
Carson
Umipire
Howell
Kraenzlein
New York
A. Kraengzlein
Berlin
University of Michigan
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