Beaux Trim Wary Nab0 Easily Over San Antonio
Beaumont defeats San Antonio 4 to 2 as Beaux score in early innings and hold off late threats. Morton wild at start. Chappelle works shutout innings as Beaux offense cashes in on rivals errors. Betts triples and Wilie doubles for San Antonio threats while Beaux capitalize on Frantz, Reynolds and Chappelle two bagger. Umpires Martina and Browning. Time 1:30.
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Rose Wins Eleventh Straight as Houston Tops Galveston
Houston defeated Galveston 5 to 3 in Houston yesterday. Rose earned his eleventh consecutive victory as White Sox style hitting highlighted the game despite a slow field. Galveston rallied in the ninth but could not reach the needed runs. Umpire Sorrell ejected several visitors in the fourth for arguing.
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Quakers Tie Brooklyns In Doubleheader Split
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a twin bill with the Phillies taking 4 3 in the first game and Brooklyn winning 5 3 in the second. Pfeffer started for Brooklyn, Reulbach allowed five hits in the second, and Umpire Eason ejected Paskett in the eighth for arguing.
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Atlanta Wins Close Game as Fans Leave Work Early
Atlanta defeated Mobile 4 to 3 to move within one win of Mobile atop the league. The rallying crowd filled the streets as stores and businesses closed to watch the pennant race, with excitement centered on the home team at the grounds.
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Washington Ends Season With 4 3 Loss To Philadelphia
Washington Giants wrap up the season with a 4 to 3 defeat in Philadelphia. Manager Griffith is suspended three days by President Johnson for arguing with Umpire Evans during Tuesday's game. Batteries: Groome Johnson Henry for Washington. Ainsmith Brown Bender Schang for Philadelphia.
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Club Standings From Yesterday's Results
Beaumont 4 San Antonio 2. Houston 6 Galveston 3. Dallas 6 Austin 6. Fort Worth 6 Waco 1. Play today matches San Antonio in Beaumont Houston in Galveston Austin in Dallas Waco in Fort Worth.
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Yesterday's Results and Today's Matchups Across Cities
Scores show Boston 11 over New York and Philadelphia 4 over Washington 3. Play today features Chicago at St. Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Washington, and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results show Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 and Brooklyn 3 6 New York 1 with St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 7 and Pittsburg 1. International League games list Buffalo 4 Montreal 1 and Providence 7 Jersey City 1. Southern League reports Atlanta 4 Mobile 3 and Birmingham 9 Memphis 4 with Chattanooga 10 New Orleans 3.
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Swiss Lead After Day Two in International Matches
Switzerland tops three stages of the grand international re entry match as of day two on the Perry firing line in Ohio. The United States leads in best three scores prone while Sweden outshoots France. Top ten in best five include Uhler and Reich of Switzerland, Bjorkman of Sweden, and multiple Americans including Eddy Kneubel Miller and Sweeting. Widmer of the United States leads standing with 86.
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Moran Stops Palzer In Seventh At New York Bout
Frank Moran of Pittsburg defeats Al Palzer of Iowa by knockout in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round match in New York. Moran shows better conditioning, uses jabs and hooks, and a late flurry drives Palzer to the canvas with 20 seconds left in the round.
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Chicago Wins Fourth Straight in St. Louis Series
Chicago pounded Trekell for seven runs in the first three innings and held on to defeat St. Louis 7 to 3. Watson yielded two runs as Chicago completed a four game winning streak in the series, marking their last appearance in the city this season.
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Yanks Slug the Pill Boston in Big 11-4 Win
New York totaled 16 hits for 25 bases to down Boston 11 to 4. The Yankees cruised with strong batting led by reliable Caldwell while Boston benefited from a late ninth inning rally but could not close the gap. Batteries Caldwell Sweeney for New York and Anderson Thomas for Boston.
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Panthers Beat Waco When Ashton Goes Up
Fort Worth Texas September 4 After holding Fort Worth to one hit for six innings Ashton of Waco struggled as the locals scored five runs aided by errors Nolly held the visitors in the later innings and the double header was set for today The box scores cite Nance Eberline Dugey and Yardley among others with Dugey hitting a three base shot and Ashton and Nolly splitting pitching duties
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Navy Team Has Bright Prospects In 1916 Football Season
Annapolis reports strong Navy prospects after a Washington conference with Army officials. With only Hall and Rhodes out, the Navy faces the season as a nearly veteran squad, promising an improved campaign and high expectations.
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Foreign aspirants begin US Open prep at Brookline course
Three international contenders Harry Vardon Edward Ray and Louis Tellier started practice at Brookline Country Club as the American Open Championship nears September 17. G Herbiet Windler former U S G A president accompanied the visitors.
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Giants Beat Giants Slugger Celtics? (Note: This line appears incorrect. Reframe.)
Boston wins 2 to 1 at Polo Grounds to take series finale. George Tyler allows one hit for New York, with two walks and a fielding error aiding the others. Mathewson holds nine hits scattered as Boston plates two runs in the game.
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Gardner Concedes Texas League Pennant To Houston
Dallas club owner Joe Gardner conceded the 1913 Texas League pennant to Houston. He said Dallas still has a paper chance for first but believed Houston’s winning streak would not be broken. Dallas trailed by three and a half games with four games remaining.
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Cincinnati to Play Exibition Games in Kaw City
Cincinnati National League club will face the local American Association team in Wichita Kaw City October 2 and 3 in exhibition games announced by the local club headquarters.
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Dallas Dodgers Edge Austin In Low-Scoring Tilt
Storche leads with two two baggers powering Dallas to a 6 to 5 win over Austin. Roche McIver Storch James collect multiple hits as Dallas builds early lead and holds off a late Austin rally.
Brown Beats Pittsburg in Final Cincinnati Win
Brown pitched an old time game as Cincinnati won the final game of the series 3 to 1 over Pittsburg. Adams pitched well to the seventh. Tinker's return strengthened the Reds, driving three of their ten hits. Batteries Browne and Clarke. Adams and Linton. Advertisement for King with tin tag sausage promoted by Union Meat Company.
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