Stowers Take Lead in City League Doubleheader
The Stowers defeated Dalkowitz 10 to 3 in game one at Texas League Park with Crevenstine pitching well. The second game ended 16 to 2, a one sided affair halted in the seventh due to darkness as Roundups were overwhelmed.
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Dalkowitz
Crevenstine
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Huntress
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Pit
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Seer
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Offman
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Poe
Leitner
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Red Sox and Blue Sox Roll Past Bracketed Rivalry
The Government Hill Bronchos beat the 7 Blue Sox 12 to 11 in a close game. The Red Sox defeated New Audit ion nine 18 to 4 in a one sided morning contest. Local notes include business listings for OSTEOPATH Ran eat FR Cunningham 449 Moore MBldg and plumber A Collman 416 Main Ave.
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Red Sox
Blue Sox
Government Hill
Ran Eat
Cunningham
Moore
Reds Defeat Cubs In Final Game Of Series
Cincinnati wins the final game 10 to 8 to take three of four from Chicago. Bescher hits a seventh inning homer and Clarke clears the bases with a third inning double. Evers is ejected for disputing a call. Schulte suspended and did not play. Batteries Madden Summers Richie Cotter Benton Gregory Clark.
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Cinete
Chicago
Benton
Gregory
Madden
Summers
Richie
Bescher
Clarke
Evers
Brennan
Schulte
Chance
Ics & Ak Ges
Sedril
Cotter
Clark
Pirates Sweep Series With 12 8 Victory
Pittsburg pounded St Louis pitching in both the first and sixth innings as the visitors run away 12 to 8 on Sunday afternoon. The Pirates used strong hitting and ragged defense by the home club to complete a clean sweep of the series at Robison Field. O'Toole Hendrix O'Toole and Simon faced. Steel Woodburn Griner Wingo listed as batteries.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
R.H. EB
O'Toole
Hendrix
Amnitz
Simon
Steel
Woodburn
Griner
Wingo
Devay Wins International Motocycle Race in France
Devay, a French driver, won the 396 kilometer international motorcycle race held Sunday in Le Mans under the Automobile Club of Sarthe. He finished in 5 hours 12 minutes 35 seconds at an average speed of about 48 miles per hour.
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Devay
Lemans
France
American Wins Paris Marathon Run
Hans Holmer of the United States won the Paris marathon on Sunday with a time of 2 hours 43 minutes for the 42 kilometer 194 meter course. He finished ahead of a field of international long distance runners in Paris.
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Paris
Hans Holmer
Evans Defeats Hilton In Playoff For Tie Title
Evans Jr of Edgewater defeats Harold Hilton of the Real Liverpool Golf Club in a playoff to decide the Western regional championship after both finished tied. Evans posted a 72 and Hilton a 71 in the playoff rounds, with Evans holding a slight edge.
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Wheaton
Ill
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Edgewater
Ateq
Harold Hilton
Rea
Liverpool Golf Club
Ates
Petter
Sinay
Vane
Jerome D. Travers
Vans
Fes
Illsnes
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today in American League
Detroit defeated St Louis 2 to 1 and Cleveland beat Chicago 6 to 2 yesterday. No games scheduled for today in the American League.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Hogan and Burns to Meet in 20 Round Boxing Match
San Francisco will host a 20 round bout this afternoon between Jack Hogan of Oakland and Frankie Burns of Oakland. Both fighters have losses to Ad Wolgast and seek another shot at the title in a bid to face him. Texas horses win purses as Taylor trainer Lycurgus Nelson adds podium finishes with Clear Coast and May Noble in Leavenworth and prepares for Dallas state fair races.
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Cal
Jack Hogan
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Ad Wolgast
Texas
Taylor, Tex
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Lycurgus Nelson
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Missouri
Oklahoma
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Kan
Nelson
Clear Coast
May Noble
F. PB. Turner
Mr. Nelson
Dallas State Fair
Noted Musician Bernhard Ziehn Dies in Chicago
Bern hard Ziehn a leading authority on musical theory died at his Chicago home after a long illness. He immigrated to the United States in 1868 and was renowned for his contributions to music theory research.
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Chicago
Bernhard Ziehn
Superstitions and a Curse Lifted by a Baseball Star
The Cleveland outfielder Jesse Burkett is cited as the most superstitious ball player. After wagering on a race with trainer George Keister and receiving a “Spanish curse,” Burkett’s hitting slumped until he received the cure when Keister removed the curse. The next day Burkett slugged three hits and played sharply.
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Jesse Burkett
Cleveland
Jesse
Delmar Track
St. Louis
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Americans
Weister
Burkett
Keister
Bur
Neister
Captain Cocke Buried in Austin Family Cemetery
Funeral held in St. Elmo burial ground near Austin for Captain Fred Cocke a Travis county farmer and Civil War veteran who died suddenly Saturday evening at age 67 He formerly lived in San Antonio and is survived by his wife several sons and many relatives
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Austin
Tex
Fred Cocke
St. Elmo
Captain Cocke
Travis County
San Antonio
Courts Open in October in Austin Text
Preparations are under way for the opening of the high courts on the first Monday in October. Local officials report readiness for the session as judges and clerks prepare calendars and courtrooms for the term.
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Austin
Tex
Heavy dockets loom in Supreme and Criminal Appeals courts
The Supreme court faces crowding due to procedure and vacation season writs of error and appeals from lower courts. The Court of Criminal Appeals has about 250 cases and motions awaiting disposition, with about seventy five awaiting opinions and others pending on appeal.
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Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Storm Hits International Falls and Fort Francis
A September storm damaged buildings in International Falls Minnesota with losses around 100000 dollars. In Fort Francis Ontario lightning struck the St Francis Times office destroying it with a reported loss of 25000 dollars.
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International Falls
Minn
Fort Francis
Ontario
St. Francis Times
Household leads in win after loose fielding at Krisch Park
Meiers suffer defeat yesterday as loose fielding by commercial team costs them the game at Krisch Park. Household dominates with strong defense and opportunistic plays, seizing early control and maintaining lead into the final whistle.
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B. Hovel
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Knaupp
Underwood
Swoboda
Shiner
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Rankin
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Gazeta
Teae
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Naylor
Wena
Ee Lohman
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P Dee
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E Opperman
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RB. Chambers
B. Chamby Wolf
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Household
Broad
Autoists Welcome New Duty Code For Border Travel
Treasury department ruling eases border crossings for auto tourists between the United States, Mexico and Canada. Cars, airships, bicycles and racing shells may enter duty free for six months with inspection. repairs abroad taxed at 45 percent ad valorem. Local dealers hail the measure as boosting winter tourism and the automobile trade. Waco doctor Dr. W A McLain dies in Detroit, survived by his widow.
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Treasury Department
San Antonio
Mexico
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