Fort Worth Wins Two as Giants Drop Close Openers
Fort Worth and Austin split a double bill in Texas. Goodwin starred for Austin in a near one hit bid, while Fort Worth used sharp hitting led by Karlson to take two from Waco in a twin bill, with second game lasting eleven innings and featuring 5 to 4 final.
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Clancy
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Wwe
Clarry
Ees Powell
Ibehi
Omag Smith
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Ashton
Herbert
Wotala
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Panthers
Mullen
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Kriarson
Tony
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Oeste
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Doe
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Lohman
Smith
Mullin
Howard
Jolly Wohleben
Carson
Lingenfelder Holds Giants as Indians Rally
In Dallas on September 2 1930 the Indians fall behind as Lingenfelder pitches strongly in one productive inning while Dale struggles wildly. The Giants manage a rare rally but are limited by control issues and strong defense from the home team.
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Tex
Giants
Lingenfelder
Dale
Standing of Clubs Across Cities
Gamer Today reports standings of clubs across Austin in San Antonio Waco in Dallas and Oklahoma City in Fort Worth with team positions and regional ties noted.
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Gamer Today
Austin
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Psyd
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Waco San Antonio
Oklahoma Ity
Houston
Galveston
Games Today St. Louis in Chicago
St Louis faces Chicago in a baseball doubleheader while Pittsburg travels to Cincinnati for an intercity clash. The slate features cross city matchups with the rivals aiming for crucial wins.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Southern League score roundup includes rough night
Memphis blanked by Chattanooga 5 to 38. Nashville beat Atlanta 8 to 5. Birmingham defeated Montgomery 3 to 0. Mobile edged New Orleans 3 to 1.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Plyd
Wien
Wet Grounds Postpone Houston Baseball Doubleheader
Houston Galveston game delayed by wet grounds. Washer Bros meet Oaklands at 9 am on the Culebra diamond. Washers face Orioles Monday at Krisch's park at 3 pm. Stowers and Wolff & Marx play this afternoon at Krisch's park. Dalkowitz Oakland follows the first game after a 2:30 call.
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Orioles
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Marquard Holds Off Phillies to Complete New York Sweep
In Philadelphia, New York pitcher Marquard relieved Crandall in the ninth with the bases loaded and one out. He walked Lobert, an error by Dorye scored Knabe, then retired Beck and Luderus as the Mets closed out a 3-2 victory.
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Murray
Merkle
Herzog
Fletcher
Meyers
Madden
Doolan
Luderus
Beck
Balk
Kiem
Brennan
Cubs Beat Reds 3 to 1 Behind Marsen Rally
Cubs defeated the Reds 3 to 1 at Pastime Park with Gaspar driven from the game as Marsen batted for him in the late inning. Cincinnati used a foreign player to score the Reds lone run in a stopover game.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brown
Gaspar
Marsen
Cardinals Tie Pirates in Doubleheader Slugfest
Pittsburg and St Louis split a doubleheader with high scoring games. In game one the Cardinals beat the Pirates 8 to 4 behind strong pitching, while Marty OToole starred in his Pittsburg debut, toppling St Louis 12 to 1 with nine strikeouts and three hits allowed before 18 000 locals.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Hoth
Marty O'Toole
O'Toole
R. H. E. A Forne
Harmon
Bliss
Steele
Hendrix
Ferry
Robinson
Gibson
R. H. E. St. Louis
Dodgers and Rustlers split Brooklyn doubleheader in draw
In Brooklyn Washington park the Boston Rustlers and Brooklyn Dodgers split a doubleheader. Boston won the second game after losing the first 3 to 4 with Cy Young pitching strongly in relief. Errors led to the decisive run in the nightcap. Western League scores follow with Omaha over Sioux City and Pueblo defeating Topeka. Denver-Lincoln postponed by rain.
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N. Y
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Schardt
Ie Infants
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Topeka
Denver-Lincoln
Oakland Juniors Travel To Face Busy Bees In New Braunfels
The Oakland Juniors travel to New Braunfels on Monday to play the Busy Bees, the second New Braunfels team, in a travel game.
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Oakland
New Braunfels
Busy Bees
Printers' Game Shows St Louis Victory Over Cincinnati
In St Louis Chicago beat Cincinnati with a final score and key battery performances by Richter and Aherne for St Louis and Sauer and Randall for Cincinnati. The box line indicates score by innings and batting averages reflecting a tight matchup.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Richter
Aherne
Sauer
Randall
White Sox Lose to Naps in Cleveland Slump
Chicago sloughed off another game to Cleveland as inferior ball and late hitting doomed the White Sox to a 5 to 2 defeat. Krapp kept Chicago from scoring with runners aboard while White struggled before being relieved. Novick Benz and later pitchers shut Cleveland down for the win.
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White Sox
Naps
Chicago
Cleveland
Ashington
Sox
Krapp
White
Novick
Benz
Tinker to Manage Cincinnati Reds Next Season
Cincinnati reports say Joe Tinker will be named manager of the Reds for the coming season. Tinker and Herrmann met again and discussed negotiations with the Chicago club, with Tinker clear to pursue a deal to play short and manage in Cincinnati. Herrmann aims to secure a top shortstop and a capable manager simultaneously.
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Cubs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Chicago
Cinea
Murphy
Chance
Senators Defeat Yankees in Season Finale
The Senators beat the Yankees 11 to 1 in New York to close the season. Walter Johnson dominated until an error by Street in the fourth inning allowed New York's lone run. Johnson and Street powered Washington with solid hitting and stout pitching, while Quinn and Blair handled New York.
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Yankees
New York
Walter Johnson
Street
Hartzel
R. HH
EL Washington
Johnson
Quinn
Blair
Browns Win in Eleventh at St Louis
In St Louis on September 2 the Browns tied the score in the ninth on an error by Gainer and won 7 to 6 in eleven innings. Laporte hit a triple and Schweitzer delivered a single for the decisive scoring drive, while Bush stole and scored on Cobb's hit in the eleventh. Detroit managed a late rally but fell short as Cleveland clinched the comeback victory. Batteries: Donovan and Stanage for the Browns, Hamilton, George and Stephens for Detroit.
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Gainer
Browns
Austin
Laporte
Schweitzer
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
Detroit
Donovan
Stanage
Hamilton
George
Stephens
McLaughlin Wins Thirty-First All Comers Tennis Championship
Maurice Be. McLaughlin, a rising Pacific coast tennis star, captured the final match of the Thirty-first All Comers National Lawn Tennis Championship in Newport R. I. The event concluded amid press and fan attention as players from across the country competed for the title.
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R. L
Maurice BE. McLaughlin
Pacific Coast
Allcomers
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