Former Athletics in Home Run by Lewis a Disaster
Philadelphia April 28 Coombs and Bender former star pitchers in a championship game. Brooklyn won 8 to 5 as both veterans were hit hard. Bender allowed ten safeties in seven innings. Chicago Cubs beat St Louis 7 to 0 in seven straight, Pittsburg topped Cincinnati 5 to 1. Yankees beat in extras 3 to 2 as Lewis homered to force and win. Detroit defeated St Louis 6 to 5 in a see-saw game with Cobb returning to contribute a double and a single.
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Rally in the Ninth Ends With Washington Win Over Philadelphia
Washington edges Philadelphia in extra frames 7 to 6 after a late rally in the ninth. Nahora started the trouble with a hit batsman and a passed ball, then Crowell allowed four runs on an infield out error and two singles. Gallin relieved, ending Philadelphia's charge.
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Sports Schedule Highlights Across Five Cities
Today’s schedule features York at Philadelphia, Boston at Washington, Chicago at St Louis, and Cleveland at Detroit with multiple matchups slated across major venues. Strong teams and rivalries headline a packed day of basketball action.
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Wichita
Omaha
Denever
Sioux City
Topeka
Lincoln
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Glove Toss Ban Enforced by Blewett in Northwestern League
Northwestern league players are barred from throwing their gloves in disgust after a directive from President Blewett to umpires Finneran Bush and Howell. Blewett says such gestures insult umpires and harm the game, vowing swift enforcement despite players like Teague Morse Guignn Coltrin and Murphy pushing back.
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Teague Staf
Hap Morse
Guignn
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Row Rock Protest Hits National Baseball Board
St Louis Nationals president Britton protested to National Association of Baseball Clubs president Farrell against catcher Jack Roche of the Portland club in the Pacific Coast league. Roche, placed with Tacoma earlier, had been playing for Portland since the Coast season opened, possibly affecting Portland wins during his involvement.
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National Association of Baseball Clubs
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Portland Club
Roche
Tacoma Cla
Portland
Great Falls Signs Haworth Boosts Spark Plugs Catching
Homer Haworth has been signed by Great Falls to shore up the catching department. Haworth previously clashed with McCredie of Portland and was released. A veteran of the majors, he remains a young player who could win Fan approval if his form from last year repeats. Joe Stecher defeated Gus Schoentein in a two fall wrestling bout in Baltimore on April 28.
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Peansy Carnival Records Fall to Pennsylvanian Athletes
At Franklin Field the University of Pennsylvania athlete Howard Barry won the pentathlon and helped Penn claim the sprint medley relay title in the American college championship. A Syracuse thrower set a new weight throw mark while Rutgers and Georgetown competitors also placed.
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Easter Feast at Anaconda Brewing Company
Anaconda Brewing Company hosts an Easter feast event featuring seasonal dishes and a family friendly menu. Guests are invited to enjoy special brews and tasting flights in a festive atmosphere.
Seattle Inds defeat Butte in opener 4 to 0 on scattered hits
Seattle opened the baseball season with a 4 to 0 win over Butte as Schmutz allowed six singles but kept the crowds from scoring. Meldin showcased a key hit for Seattle, while Belle stood out for Butte despite the loss. A first inning double steal failed to spark Butte, and Seattle pulled away in the third with three hits yielding three runs.
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Murray's home run puts Indians in winning lead
Opportune hitting highlighted by Murray's homer the first in the league this season powered the Indians to an 11 to 4 victory over the Beavers. The Spokane catcher hit a round tripper in the second, bringing Coltrin and Fer around the bases as Leonard replaced Shader in the fifth. Score: Vancouver.
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Shader
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Spark Plugs Swamp Openers In Tacoma Blanks
Tacoma shut out Great Pals 12 to 0 in the opening game as Pitcher Peterson held Great Falls to two hits. More than 10,600 fans attended the contest at Tacoma with Thone in charge.
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Fulton Technical Knockout Beats Reich in Ninth Round
Fred Fulton of Rochester Minnesota stopped Al Reich in the ninth round with a technical KO after one minute remained. Fulton weighed 217 pounds to Reich’s 211½ and impressed with a strong left while Reich faded after a sixth round rally. Also notes post game: Butte Rangers vs Anaconda at Lake Avoca grounds Sunday 2:89 PM with lineup listed.
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al Reich
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Diseases That Show In Your Face and Blood Purifier
An ad styled piece argues facial clues reveal disease linked to impure blood. It promotes Swift Specific Company’s 8-8-8 blood purifier as a vegetable tonic for nourishing and purifying blood, claiming to help skin ailments and overall health. It directs readers to contact the Medical Department in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
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