Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 251, Ed. 1 Monday, June 26, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
DaUns 2-1 Houston 0-7
AtlBtin 2-2 Waco 1-3. s
Galveston 1 Oklahoma City 0.
San Antonio 3 Fort Worth" 1.
Standing of tlio Clubs
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Pld. Won Lost Hot
"Waco 7t
39
39
38
37
3G
37
3C
28
32
34
35
35
35
37
37
45
549
534
521
Ok. City 73
HouBton 73
Fort Worth .... 72
Austin 71
San Antonio .... 74
Dallas 73
Galveston ....... 73
514
507
500
493
384
Where' They. Play Today.
"Waco at Houston
Oklahoma City at San Antonio.
Dallas at Austin.
Fort Worth at Galveston.
NATIONAL LEAGIE
Results Yesterday
Cincinnati 5-1 St. Louis 1-2.
Chicago 4 Pittsburg 2.
Standing of the Clubs.
CLUBS Pld Won Lost
Pet
G17
617
COO
GOO
550
452
356
233
New York CO 37
23
23
24
24
27
34
38
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Chicago 00
Philadelphia .... CO
Pittsburg 60
St. Loitfs 60
Cincinnati C2
Brooklyn 59
Boston CO
37
36
3G
33
28
21
14
Where They I'lay Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
-" Results Yesterday
Chicago 4 Detroit 4.
Cleveland 2-4 St. Louis 0-1.
Standing of tho Teams
Clubs PU1. Won Lost
Pet
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655
Detroit 01
Philadelphia 58
New York 57
Chicago 53
Boston 60
Cleveland 64
"Washington 60
St. Louis 61
42
38
33
29
32
27
20
16
19
20
24
24
28
37
40
45
Where They Play Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland dt St Louis.
"Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
DALLAS AND HOUSTON SPLIT
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Double Header Divided Sundaj - Dal
ins lyiiiuuriN iiiv ioi.
Houston tho Second
HOUSTON June 26. Houston and
Dallas playod two games here Sun
day before an Immense crowd split
ting even. Dallas won the first ana
tho Burfaloes returned tlio ravor m
the Becond. Ccores were 2 to 0 and
7 to 1.
Munsell outpitched Rose In the nrst
letting the Buffaloes down with four
hits. Homsby was master pf the sit-
uation in the second holding Dallas
to four hits. Bader Gardner's now
twlrler was hit freely.
FIRST GAME
Dajlas 2 6
Houston 4
Datterlos: Munsell and Murphy;
Rose and Allen.
SECOND GAME .
Houston 7 8 1
Dallas '. 1 4 0
Battorles: Homsby and Allen; Ba-
der and Moraiir
Umpire Donnelly.
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SANDCRABS 1 INDIANS 0
GalYoston Puts Up Anoljier Classy
Exhibition Heating Indian
Aggregation Sunday
GALVESTON Juno 26. GalVea
nut un another classy exhibition J
Sunday takg Oklahoma Cltyinlo
camp by ft f to 0 score. All tji? ro-
ront irnmnn lilaved Hero liaW UOOIl
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Tho game was featured b Pitch-
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folder. In which tho rormerisxcuiiuu.
Brandt was in masnlncont wm lei
nl'fvnafmr" ....TW 1 moiiir treatment and seldom fails
Oklahoma OlVv V . Oierct a cure. Dr. E. W Hall 2926
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2G2 ' I NATIONAL LEAQUE
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Cincinnati 5-1 St Louis 1-2
Special to The Reporter:
CINCINNATI June 26. Cincinnati
and St. Louis broke even in a double
.header Sunday final scores being 5
' to 1 and 2 to 1. The Reds captured
- th(j frst by 8lmrply wtHjig gallee
iwlilln St. Tnis won thn aoconil bv all
round superior playing. Golden ex
celled In a pitching battled with
K.fp
- first GAMM
- Cincinnati . . 5 10
gt jjg 4
Battorles: Burns nnd McLean; Sal-
iqe nna Bites.
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SECOND GAME
st jmia 2 C 0
Cincinnati ..'.... . . . . 1 4 1
Batteries: Golden and Brcanahan;
Keefo and McLean
. Umpires. Klem. and Brenuan.
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i Chicago 4 Pittsburg 2
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CHICAGO Juno 26. By defeating
Pittsburg Sunday tho gamo being
played before an immense crowd and
resulting In a 4 to 2 victory for the
cubs Chicago became tied with Now
York for first placo.
I Richie was In groat form holding
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ittsburg .....12 7 1
Batteries: Rlohlo aM Arclftr; 11
field and Gibson
Umpires Johjwone and jpason
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 4 Detroit i
Special to The Reporter:
CHICAGO June 26. Sunday's game
betwqen tho White Sox and the De-
troit Tigers resulted in'a 4 to 4 draw.
Both teams hit the ball bard. White
and Willott were soon driven from the
slab and Walsh and Lafitte who re-
placed them were also hit hard. The
Sox played errorless ball.
The score R H E
Chicago 4 11 0
2 1 Detroit 4 12 4
T Batteries: White Walsh and SnN
Hvan; Willett Uifltte and Stanagp.
UmpireB.-r-Perrine and DIneen.
Cleveland 2-4 St. Louis 0-1
ST. LOUIS June 20 Cloyoland won
a double header Sunday from St Lou-
Is scores being 2 to 0 and 4 to 1. Tho
Naps were easy victors in both games
In tho first Gregg pitched a four hit
gamo nnd was given perfect support.
Krapp was In sensational form In tho
second letting the Browns down with
four swats.
FIRST GAME
Cleveland ..... 2 9 0
St. Louis ....... 0 4 1
Battorles; Gregg and Smith; Polty
and Clark
SECOND GAME
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pjovo nd 3 13 j
st j a 2 4
Batteries:' Krapp and Fisher; Lake
. Pinr1
Umpires. rMullen and Evana.
PIONEER CATTLEMAN
t Says Day of ' Puncher and Rroom
Tailed i or rosy Has Ceased
To Do Ib This SUto
WftB a visitor In Ableno today stop-
John Williams of Midland county
png at the Hoto Grace. Mr. Williams
is ofio of the old pioneers in the cat-
H0 business of Western Texas
irm... .... . . .i .i.
!. nini nn i. i i
in this state " he said.
A u Juck of rftUn8 wl)0 waB to
AnUeno Sunday left oyer the -Ablleno
ml southern this mornlpg fpr pal-
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Waco still leads.
Oklahoma City still aecon'd.
Houston playing a mighty
good
third.
Tho champion 1910 Dallas Giants
In seventh place.
Galveston continues to play tho
best brand of ball in tho Texas league.
Dallas in seventh place is but four
games behind Waco which is now In
first place.
FaiiB on the Texas League circuit
say the 1911 race Is tho closest and
beat in the Lcnguo'B history
Houston haa won threo out of four
from Dallas and is steadily going up
the pennant lndder. Tho Buffaloes
are not out of lt( by any means.
Waco opens at Houston today In
one of the most cruical series of tho
Roason. If the Buffaloes make a
clean swpep and its not Impossible
they will lead the league Wednesday
night.
Dallas and Oklahoma City are slum"
ping Mdly. The Indians particularly
are on the downward glide. Even the
mighty CrlB Lingenfelder cannot
boost the IndlaiiB from the tendency
to dron games
Taylor of Austin may be one of the
very best pitchors in the Texas Lea-
gue but nobody but Joe 'McGinnity;
can pitch two games in a single day
and get away with them. Taylor Is
some class however.
"Pep" Homsby who pitched Hous-
ton Into two pennantB appears to
have discovered tho fountain of lost
youth which Ponce de Leon failed to
find. Hornsby's spitter wrought hav-
oc In Dallas ranks last week.
Galveston fans are removing their
Panamas Whenever the name of Jig-
gers Donohue is mentioned. The Am-
erican League caBt-off Ib certainly de-
livering tho goods those days and tho
Tnlnnri hues have their eyes fixed
firmly on seventh place.
Detroit lost n golden opportunity
to increase its lead over Philadelphia
in the American League by playing a
fie game with the Chicago White Sox
Sunday But the Sox are always a
troublesome proposition to solve
anld a drawn game was better than a
defeat. ' .
Tyrus'It: Cobb-of Detroit announ-
ces that he is going after n now hit-
ting 'record in the American League.
Cobb has bitten off a pretty big chew.
iln ordor to hang up a now recprd In
the grand old game he must clout tho
(leather for better than 8 wnicn was
Hugh Duffey's record oi io.
EVEN BREAK AT AUSTIN
Senators and Waco Play Double Head-
er Austin Wins First 2 tol
And Waco Grabs Second
Special to the Reporter.
AUSTIN June 26. Yesterday's dou-
ble header playe'd between Austin and
Waco to a capacity house resulted In
a stand-off Austin winning one and
Waco one game. i'he scores were 2
to 1 and 3 to 2. '
Austin won the first the victory
being due to Taylor's clever pitch-
ing.' Taylor essayed to do tlio Iron
man stunt ind was hit hard In tho
second. if?
FIRST GAME
The Bcore ' R H E
I Austin 2 8 1
Waco .. ' 1 6
1 Batteries: Taylor and Henningerr
Ogles and Carson.
SECOND GAME
Waco 3 7 3
AuBtln ... 2 8 3
Batteries: Smith and Meek; Taylor
and Henninger.
Umpires Chandler and Caperton.
BRONCHOS 3 PANTHERS 1
Fort Worth Rites Dust In Dcclstro
Defeat Before San Antonio.
Robinson Hit Hard
Special to Tho Reporter:
SAN ANTONIO Juno 26. Walter
Morris' foroclous Punthore from Tar
rant county bit tho dust In defeat bo-
foro San Antonio In Sundays game
which was witnessed by Bevoral thou-
sand Tans .The final scpro wa 3 to
1 with tho Bronchoa on the front Boat
Rube Robinson the star Fort Worth
pitcher was hit hard with men on the
bases. Ho was given porfect sup-
port The visitors wero able to solve
Toner's curves but the big ho.
Invincible with men on
Tho score-
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Batteries: Tapyrand Lemon
Inpon and
Umpire:
Bears th
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Ejc Ear Noso and Throat.
Offlco oho block west of Poatotflce
L. W. HOLLIS M. D.
Hours 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m.
. 4 to 6 p. m.
At Kollla Sanitarium 8 to 10 a. m.
OfficoSaylpa Building RoomB 16-17.
will st:$h & CO.
Notary Public
Office ever Citizen National Bank.
DR. CYRUS N. RAY
OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon
Graduate of Amorlcan School of Osto-
opathy. Offlco Nos. 14-15 Sayles Bldg
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
Ind Phono 275.
W. C. NEAL
Dentist
Office over Compton's Drug Storo.
Office phone 709 Roberta; Residence
457 Roberta.
J. 81. Estes ' J. M Alexander
SURGEONS
Office In Alexander Building and at
Sanitarium.
MOTZ & CURTIS
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office over Cltizena National Bank.
DR. W. ALFRED COCHRAN
DENTIST.
Roberts Phone No. 292.
Office in Alexander Building ovx
McLemore-BaBs Drug Co.
See the Grand Union Tea Co. at
tho Grace Hotel for Teas. Coffees.
Extracts Spices Baking Powder
Saijis and Rice.
Premiums With .All Goods.
Roberts Phono 386
WH Y
Have the deposits of this bank increased
to such an extent during adverse con-
ditions? BECAUSE it is a State Bank and peo-
ple appreciate a &tate Institution.
BECAUSE the deposits are protected by
the Depositor's Guaranty Fund of the
State of Texas.
BECAUSE the officers of the bank show
their appreciation of the business of each
customer.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US NOW
First State Bank
& Trust Co.
DAILY REPORTER AMD
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DIRECTORY.
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Clothing. Corner Pine anil
Third Sta.
FULWILER ELECTRIC CO.
in Electrical Supplies.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE OBTI
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Second Fluer.
ROOM 1 W. P. Bounds
In Real Estate.
ROOM 2 Eugene Dobogory Ai
at Law.
ROOM 3 S. A. PlUoi Agt.
Nat Life Assurance Co.
ROOM 4 and 6 Ben L. Cox L1
ROOM 6 B. A. Cox Lawyer.
ROOM 7 J. W. Moffott Lkwy
Rooms 8 9 1 11 Klrby & Da
Lawyers.
ROOM 12 D. G. Hill. Lawyer.
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IOOM 14 C. McCauly Mgr. Mi
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ROOM H Praetorians Laugblls
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Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 251, Ed. 1 Monday, June 26, 1911, newspaper, June 26, 1911; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth315973/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.