Bears' Climb Halted After Six Wins and Mont Story
The Bears stopped their pursuit of a .500 mark after six straight wins as Beaumont's team limited San Antonio to key hits and tight defense. Stansbury led the Exporters with a homer and multiple hits, supported by Jacobus and Walters as Beaumont built a lead through five innings and held on despite late San Antonio threats.
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Bears
Mont
Tex
San Antonio
Dallas
Outani
I Jacobus
Johnny Walters
Johnny
Bruins
Stansbury
Jack Stansbury
Jacob
Taylor
Saat
Cross
Meyers
Sroveld
Saylor
Galloway
Connolly
Gross
Fuller
Broveld
Kearns
Beaumont
Walters
Rabbit
Jacobin
Ostergard
Huber
Bernsen
Behrens
Mayer
Righeh
Jake
Gary
Gary's Infield Out Let’ Mayer
Tevers
Hornsby Threatens Fournier as NL Home Run Lead Narrows
In Chicago the week saw Babe Ruth move to 42, Hauser to 24, and Hornsby surge with a trio of homers to 23, narrowing Fournier’s National League lead at Brooklyn to within two. The list shows Ruth 42 American, Fournier 25 NL, Hornsby 23 NL, plus other sluggers.
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Chicago
Sept
Babe Ruta
New York Yankeees
Hauser
Philadelphia American
Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Tiio
Fournier
Brooklyn
Ruth
New York
Philadelphia
Williams
St. Louis
Jacobson
Boone
Boston
National Fournier
Kelly
Barnett
Meare Box Score Standouts From San Antonio Game
Stansky led with 7 hits and 9 runs batted in as San Antonio hosts a high scoring contest. Osterial and Huber posted strong at bats while Bernacn and Retiresse contributed key hits. The lineup drew multiple players contributing across rounds, with Ry Ising delivering a steady performance for the visitors.
Flag Chasers Won Lost Pet and Standings
Sports brief lists teams with games and records including Dallas Houston Beaumont Shreveport Galveston and San Antonio. It notes upcoming matchups Monday across cities and results by city with wins and losses, reflecting standings.
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Dallas
Houston
Beaumt
Shrev San A
Galves
San Antonio
Beaumont
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Eubleshead
Washington Topples New York in Texas League Clash
Washington defeats New York 4 to 2 in a Texas League box score noted at the New York game site. The page lists player lineups, innings, and pitching details across several matchups, including St Louis and Detroit results, and standings updates featuring Atlanta Memphis and others.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Cities
Jens Mosenge
Marherty
Melt Jones
Bush Sal Schang
Abieloa
Chlenvo
Mdwarda
Metevier Snlsrotatr
Aiyatt. Smin
Wichita Falls
Fort
Worth
Dempsey Plans Rebound Fight After West Coast Camp
Champion mode expresses eagerness to fight soon and to meet the winner of the September 21 Firpo Willy bout. He arrives Philadelphia from the Pacific coast with secretary Eddie Trayen and manager Jack Kear in New York to view the Firpo Wills bout.
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Chicago
Venry
Philadelphia
Jimmy Donsherty
Jommy Dibbens
Shelby
Mont
Pacific Seast
Harry Wills
Dempsec
bin Galt
Texans Defeated in Colorado Tennis Titles Take Hawkeye Honors
Paul Kennett and Ted Svenson won the two major Colorado tennis titles after Kennett defeated W. Leslie Olemnait and Bam Fitch in the men’s day finals. Bennet Matur defeated Coley for the pingl duaplomaiips.
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Texans
Colorado
Denver
Col
Paul Kennett
Ted Svenson
Hawkeye
Kennett Gant
Observance of Rules First Polo Principle
Lawrence Perry outlines polo rule fundamentals including right of way, crossing, fouls, and crooking. The article stresses rider and pony safety, timing, and legal hits, noting key duties of players and experts to uphold fair play in high level matches.
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Riley
Jules
Pany
Crooking
Goa
Polo Hospital
Nerior
Taio
Alamo Peck Indians Shut Out Beeville Longhorns
The Alamo Peck Indians defeated the Beeville Longhorns in the morning 7 to 6 at Schwab Field and later lost 11 to 4 as Beeville rebounded. George Reott pitched the morning win while Scott starred for the Indians in the opener. Freddie Tuntress delivered key catches and Sixta, Matlock, and Whitney anchored the infield for the Tribe.
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Longhorns
Alamo Peck
Webbi
Mueller
Falk
Beeville
Odom
Alamo-Peck_ Indians
Schwab
Beeville Longhorns
George Reott
George Schwab
Alamo-Peek
Billy” Anderson
Spéeeh
Eric Pendelton
Freddie
Untress
Thompson
Sixta
Matlock
Whitney
Dwyer
Eckhardt
Scott
Indians
Clemons
Biscto
Redford
Leipart
Tuntress
Ribcbie
Visiine
Washington Team Welcomed by Mob of Fans
Thousands of Washington base ball fans crowded Union Station to greet their heroes returning from New York. Harris led a reception with Representative Mary Nolan of California as a small but visible committee. The Labor Day crowd reflected a city vast with government workers enjoying the baseball fever gripping the capital.
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Washington
Union Station
New York
Epinard Favored In Belmont Park Race News
New York reports French four year old Epinard enters a $30,000 six furlong race at Belmont Park as slight favorite over eleven Americans amid doubts about Papyrus conquests. Paris scene notes Zev as second choice and Latonia prepares for a record autumn meet featuring the third international race with Epinard.
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New York
Belmont Park
Papyrus
Larkin
Worthmore
Batfling
Garry
Miss Star
Spinard
Snobbs
Wilderness
Hawk
Rialto
Epinard
Pari
Paris
Zev
Talay
Wise Counselor
Burton
Aifling
Aneb Ililso
Sadkin
Wilderness Ad Goshawk
Latonia
Cincinnati
Kentucky Jockey Club
Brooks Field Fliers Dominate Sayers With 12-Run Win
Brooks Field Fliers hammered 12 runs on 11 hits against Sayers Sunday. Notmicons idle struggled at the plate while Pope launched a two-run homer on Lefty Payne. Sayers committed six errors, Payne and Wade shared batteries with Ewarts and Tolle.
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Sayers
Pope
Payne
Brooks
Wade
Eawarts
Tolle
Babe Ruth All Star Contests Promised In The Light
Readers are urged to name Babe Ruth's all star lineup before Friday September 14 in The Light. Rogers Hornsby is cited as NL batting king and a key voice in choosing Ruths team. Cash prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars will be awarded for top entries.
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Babe Ruth
Rogers Hornsby
Adyt Fox
Ike
Alesis
Johnsoby -Marce
Ruth
Tina
Ainick
Lefty Lybrand Hero of Tyler Victory in Series
Lefty Lybrand pitched a complete game to lift Tyler over Texas Association champions in game three of the series. Warrett and Thornton homered for the visitors as Lybrand outlasted five hits. crowd reached about 500 in a hall game. The sale of Pitcher Cz to Brooklyn for 5300,063 was announced, two thirds in cash or values.
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Tyla
Lex
Lybrawl
San Antonio “Bears
Tyler
Corsier
Warrett
Avey Thornton
Lybranc
Sun
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Willi
Inter
Simlay Contes Batteries
Lybrand
Kitchty Hollis
Crockett
Cystrel
Fann
Pitehor Cz
Wortworth
Brooklyn
Comfort Beats Elks With Run In Ninth
Stahmann of Comfort pitched a strong game at Boerne Fair, striking out eight and allowing only base on balls. Boerne scored the decisive run in the ninth on five hits with Lewis driving in Stahlmann who tripled. Winters led the Elks with three of six team hits as Glasser matched Stahmann on the mound in a 1-0 decision.
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Stahmann
Comfort Granchos
Burke Glasser
San Antonio “Elks
Boerne
Lewis Singling
Stahlmann
Glasseriv
Winters
The
Elks
Sheldon
Selnthardt
Dicard
Goforth
Steann
Rees
Lew U
Three Way Tie for Top in Trapshoot
The last trapshooting event of the season ended with a three way tie for first at 47 of 50. Charle Steffier Bil Stott and A L Huber shared the lead at Brackenridge Park. The field included E W Sorell and others with varied scores as shooters prepared for the dove season opening.
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Hich
Firat
Charle Steffier
Bil Stott
A. L. Huber
E. W. Sorell
E. Hert
Fl. J. Peterson
Nobles
R. R. Conners
L. Taney M
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Franks MI. Rock
Rotdal
FL Adebahr
Hex
Mex
Thomas
Rue
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Lawrence Perry
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