Coombs Shines In First Full National League Game
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn as Jack Coombs, former Philadelphia star, pitches his first full NL game. Rixey scatters hits for Brooklyn, Becker delivers key runs for Pittsburgh, and Chicago tops Pittsburgh with Zabel pitching. Huggins drives in runs for St Louis in a win over Cincinnati.
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Jack Coombs
Philadelphila Americans
Brooklyn
Wn Coombe
Bokolts
Rixey
Becker
Cobb Trapped by Eddie Collins on Base
In Chicago on April 9 Cobb was trapped at third by a play started by Eddie Collins after Crawford's single. Faber scattered three hits as Detroit held off a late rally. Washington, Philadelphia, Boston, New York results listed with final scores and brief notes.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Tsburg
Zabel
Cooper
Bcore
Cobb
Eddie Collins
Urban Faber
Detroit
Sto Ie
Detrotee Tone Rune
Lobby
Eadle Coffee
Crawford
Rhe Pearl
Washenman
Waanington
Philadelphia
Wickott
Goudie
Boehring
Inings
Packard's Slants Upset Baltimore in Opening Frame
Baltimore falls to Kansas City as Gene Packard delivers masterful pitching in the first frame of the season opener. Rain delays postpone Brooklyn-Pitupurs-Brooklyn and Buffalo-Chicago games. St Louis-Newark and others on schedule amid wet grounds.
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Baltimore
Gene Packard
Kansas City
Fheminal Moore
Brooklyn
Buffao
Rark
St- Louis
Newark
Pacific Coast League and sports notes amid heavy winds
A jumble of scores and matchups from Portland to Bloomington and Hanover. baseball, golf, and horse racing results are listed with multiple colleges and teams. Notable items include Wisconsin over Indiana in Bloomington 4-2, Cornell over Dartmouth 4-2 in Hanover, and Northwestern over Chicago 4-1 in Chicago. The golf foursomes event is suspended for amateurs due to wind, and Ver ton and Hagen are named players in the Panama-Pack tournament. Virginia defeats Brown 5-4 in Providence, and other league results are shown.
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Ind
Wisconsin
Indiana
Hanover
N. H
Cornell
Dartmouth
Providence
Virginia
Brown
Chicago
Northwestern
Lowa i
Cremene Ori
Ping” Bodie
Keisigi
Sap Prance
San Francisco
Wolters
Verton
Walter Hagen
L. Sloss Jr
James Barnes
TF. W. von Schrader
Marquard's Giants Career Marked by Turning Point Victory
Richard W. Marquard rose from Canton to join the New York Giants after being bought for 11 dollars in 3M. He struggled under John McGraw until a dramatic July 17 1918 win over the Pirates in a 21 inning game changed his fortunes, leading to a breakout season and pennant win despite past misfortunes and fan doubt.
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Richard W
Rube) Mar.und
New York Giants
Indiana
Tana
Yemen
Marquaré
Canton
Ohio
Indianapolis Ma’agers
John McGraw
Marquard
Giants Dench
Fulness McGraw
Giants
Malafor
Tune
Pittubare
Mareequard
Pirates
Marequard
Strugs
Doring
Merto
Brooks
Lemonlyn Feds
Plaud Renalaya
Tts
Cubs
Sim
Track Meet At Civic Gardens Delayed By Weather
The triangular track meet among Butte, Butte Central and Anaconda schools is planned for this afternoon at Civic Gardens if weather permits. Officials include Referee George W. Downer, Clerk of Course Carl F. Warner, Assistant Clerk Ermmett Dee, Finish Judges C. Le Markley and Fisher Lambertus, and Field Judges Eu Bradford and W. H. Clark. Two Inspectors L. I. Keller and Grant O'Brien, Scorer Hugo Gildus, Gale M. J. Danahey.
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Civic Gardens
Butte
L. I. Keller
Grant O'Brien
Hugo Gldus
Gale
M. J. Danahey
Giants Comeback Hope in National League Title Quest
A sports commentary weighs whether the Giants can rebound to win the National title this year. It recalls past comebacks by Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia teams, noting how brief lulls were followed by championship runs. It cites manager Leo Magee’s leadership and a row of game incidents.
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Giants
Tottering
Boston
Chicago
Tsio
Bostons
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg Pirates
Cubs
Athletics
Macklan Artillery
Braves
New York Telegram
Risings Begin Blood ee Risings Begin Blood ee Them From Grow ing Large and Dangerous.
A fractured OCR passage describes escalating bloodshed and danger in a village setting. The text mentions injuries, threats, and social collapse as a warning of worsening conflict. Names, places, and precise events are unclear due to garbled wording.
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