Panthers Hit and Hiss as Beaten Bears Find Dixie Series Hard
Fort Worth Panthers lost 11 to 1 to Beaumont Bears as Walkup fanned ten and the Bears pounced on Rube Marshall and Johnny Walters for seventeen hits. Clarence Kraft struggled at the plate while Tavener hit a homer for Beaumont, and the Bears' defeat setback left Fort Worth facing a tougher path to second place with seven games remaining.
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Uma
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Fort Worth and Texas League results and standings
Baseball scores from Texas League and other circuits show Fort Worth, San Antonio, Houston, Shreveport, Dallas, Galveston, Beaumont, Wichita Falls, and other teams with results. Tuesday results include New York beating Boston 5 4 and Chicago defeating Detroit 7 3. standings list multiple leagues including National and Western associations with numerous games postponed or rained out.
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Bates Change Sets CATS Exhibition Schedule
Texas League allstars led by Jim Galloway will face San Sie Worth Panthers in a revised exhibition series. Games open in Palestine on Wednesday with further stops in Tyler Corsicana Denison Weatherford and Fort Worth. Dixie series starts September 24 or 28 as Southern Association ends September 21.
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S Galloway
American Yachts Defeat British in International Race
In a rain soaked Bay Race the American yachts won by a narrow margin 17 to 36 14, gaining two victories to one. Fierce seas and driving rain tested crews as British boats faced broken spars. Americans endured and finished strong.
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Ricin Yachts
Iiueaday
Bears Box Score Falls to Fort Worth in Narrow Win
Fort Worth defeated San Antonio 11 to 1 as Calvo Sears Kraft Palmers Edington Tavener and Bluchert drove runs. Pitcher Marshall worked 4 13 innings with four runs on seven hits while Walkup and Walters combined for nine strikeouts.
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Hole in One Club Grows as J R Crosby Joined
A new member joined the Hole in One Club at Brackenridge Park municipal course on a Tuesday afternoon. J R Crosby made the short ace on the course’s shortest hole, rolling the ball into the hole. The report cites Cronxby as the possible maker of the shot with unclear measurements.
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Columbia Expects a Stronger Team Under Haughton
New York Sept 10 Columbia's 40 man football squad works out at Bakerfield under Percy Haughton. The team is shorter than needed but shows improved fundamentals. He seeks heavier linemen after Sept 24. Coaches include Withington Murray Crowley Bars and Brodie.
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San Antonio Light
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Bill Murray
Charlie Crowley
Robert Bars
Harvard
Depler
University of Linois
Brodie
Grandate of Columbia
Greb Tunney Title Clash Postponed By Rain In Cleveland
The postponed middleweight title bout between Harry Greb and Gene Tunney will be held at the Olympic arena tonight, weather permitting. Rain forced another delay after a Monday start and a Tuesday postponement as 300 Greb supporters from Pittsburgh planned to return Wednesday.
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Harry Greb
Gene Tunney
Olympic Arena
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Pittsburg
Young Stribling Knocks Out Clickner in Second Round
In Columbus Ohio Youngs Stribling, 165 pounds, stops Glenn Clickner of Zanesville in the second round of a scheduled twelve round bout. Stribling floored Clickner early in the second round securing a decisive victory. Norfolk Beats McCreary in Title Bout Non-title fight goes ten rounds in Boston with McCreary over weight.
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Georgia
Glenn Clickner
Zanesville
Stribling
Norfolk
Boston
Kid Norfolk
New York
Battling McCreary
McCreary
Fort Worth Fighter Ed McCarthy Wins Decision Over Pancoe
Eddie Mc Carthy of Fort Worth Texas won a decision over Kid Pancoe of Trinidad in a 135 pound bout. The match ended with Mc Carthy prevailing by sight.
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Circuit Swatters Texas League Hits Total Ostergard
Ostergard of Beaumont and Tavener of Fort Worth lead a high scoring Texas League game with Ostergard totaling 225 and Tavener 14. Meusel of New York tallies 40 in the American League while O Farrell of Chicago 12 and Walker of Cincinnati 1 in the National League. Carey of Pittsburgh adds 1.
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Tavener
Ft. Worth
Meusel
New York
O'Farrell
Chicago
Walker
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Carey
Pittsburgh
Leo Diegel Wins Illinois Open at Glen Mora Club
Leo Diegel of Washington won the Illinois open golf championship at Glen Mora Club with 294 for 72 holes. Eddie Titz finished second with 297 Margins saw Mehlhorn win Western Open at Calumet Club and Diegel capture Illinois title. Lockhart seeks coach for the city school football program with eleven lettermen returning.
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Calinet Club
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St. Louis
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Jack Burke
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Bob MacDonald
Bob Craig
Louisville
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Dallas
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Tawrence Hoffman
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Edward Clark
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Amateur Golf Entry List 162 Representing Four Nations
New York raw report lists 162 golfers from four countries for the national amateur championship at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa September 20 to 27 United States Golf Association announced. Of this total 94 are on the original 1924 eligibility list 68 on a supplementary list ten are members of the British Walker cup team Cyril Tolley two Canadians G H Turpin and J W Quile of Montreal and one Panama champion Edmund Koperski. The addition of 55 American entries on the supplementary list include A Donald Andersen St Louis L V Cochrane Lake Forest Ill Louis E Bartdr Winnetka Ill Douglas W Hill Cincinnati William Medart Sappington Mo LY W Palmer Dayton Ohio James D Standish Jr Detroit A C Ulmer Jacksonville Wis L M Watts St Louis Jack Wensler Memphis Tenn Elliott Whitebreak Sappington Mo and H Edgar Zimmer Indianapolis.
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Dayton
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Alemphis
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Sliott Whitebreak
Sappington
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Indianapolis
Spanish War Veterans Nominate Officers at Michigan City Encampment
At Michigan City Indiana seven men were named for commander in chief of the Spanish War Veterans along with nominations for other top posts. Nominees include Ellsworth Wilson Richard Flynn and George H Reed with several states represented. Unopposed runs are set for junior vice commander and surgeon general while convention bids were received from Portland and St. Petersburg. Peter Crane was elected supreme sergeant at arms of the Military Order of the Serpent.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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Boston
Mavs
Lerimin A. Blake
St. Louis
George H. Reed
New Jersey
Chauncey Terrick
New York
Ray L. Tice
Allentown
John J. Ga
Latovel W. Griffith
Ohio
Ster
Radio Invitations Sent for Banquet in Chicago
Chicago date Sept 10 former mayor W A Phompson announces a lake to gulf highway banquet to be held October 61 inviting governors and mayors of cities along the route from Take Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico. Within hours after invitations went out three winners were named.
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Longhorns Begin Camp Under Stewart In Austin Start
In Austin on Sept 10 Coach J. Stewart put 58 Longhorns through a two hour drill focusing on handling, passing, kicking, blocking and running. Several veterans arrive or report today as candidates compete for end, tackle, guard and backfield spots in the Southwestern Conference camp. Thirty five players join TCU camp as Matty Bell notes losses and prepares for a full season with all but Baylor in the schedule.
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Dewey Smalley
Yorktown
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Davis Cup finalists rehearse for pivotal matches
Philadelphia reporters note American defenders and Australian challengers at Cricket Club for final Davis Cup practice. William Tilden and Vincent Richards, Olympic champion, prepare to meet the Australians in singles while Tilden and Johnston form the doubles team. Patterson and O'Hara Wood plan to play both singles and doubles.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
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Paddock to chase sprint records in Cleveland meet
Charles W. Paddock, famed sprinter and printer, aims to beat 100 and 115 yard marks. The program in Cleveland includes track and baseball events to aid farmers affected by the Lorain tornado. Five Cleveland sprinters are entered.
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Esteve Sia
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Baseball Question Box from The Light
A compiled Q and A column answers pronunciation of Yde the pitcher and Donahue, plus ruling on an error on a batted ball and current locations of Rawlings Kerr Baker and Vitt with Pittsburgh independent ball Maryland and Salt Lake City assignments.
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Texas League Box Scores From Galveston and Beaumont
Box scores show Dallas and Galveston games with runs, hits, and errors. Whiteman leads Dallas with two bases and Burtsett keys Galveston defense. Beaumont defeats Wichita Falls 8 to 2 with Ostermard two hits and Ostergard homer.
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Cheese dealers seek lower freight rates to cut cheese costs
Cheese dealers of the Middle West urged Interstate Commerce Commission examiner R L Schanatelt in Chicago for a 16 percent price cut, arguing shipments of cheese should receive lower freight rates than butter and eggs, as their product is treated differently. members include Wisconsin Cheese Dealers Association Armour and Company Swift and Company and Wilson and Company. New coach for Drury College
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San Antonio Players Dominate College Football Rosters
Local gridiron stars from San Antonio will populate Texas University Texas A and M College Trinity University and other colleges this season. Veterans like Jim Ferguson Charley Waugh and Vernon Schuhardt lead San Antonio contingent with strong showings for multiple universities.
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Shacklett Keeps Record Of Articles Taken By Prisoners
Police secretary E. D. Shacklett maintains a file of items surrendered by prisoners at the city jail. During the Patty murder trial the pistol used in the shooting was traced through his record and located after a mildew stained receipt from the district attorney’s office reappeared. Shacklett can produce any item on short notice for owners released from custody.
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Mirror Stolen From Vacant House on Avenue B
Thieves broke into an unoccupied home at 1882 Avenue B and stole a mirror. Officials from Cenness Realty Company reported the theft after inspecting the scene when the rear door was found open Tuesday night.
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