Walter Johnson Blasted as Phillies Rally to Beat Washington
Philadelphia defeated Washington 7 to 6 on May 1 after a ninth-inning rally against Walter Johnson who started the eighth. Barry of Philadelphia starred in a tense early frame as the Phillies moved into the lead and Johnson faltered.
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Washington Today
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Boehting
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Washington
Johnson
Henry Ainewith
Brown
Bush
Schang
Northwestern League results with mixed Seattle Spokane games
May 1 reports from Tacoma and Vancouver detail Belfont and Seattle's teams winning while Vancouver Victoria and Spokane clash. Highlights note erratic pitching, uneven defense, and Spokane's Bonner fanning seven as Seattle outhit Spokane but lost to the Indians.
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Spokane Indians
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Smith
Giana
Spokane
Denver
St Bo
Des” Moines
Topeka
Sioux ‘City
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Omabie
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Tacoma
Portland
New York May 1 Notice on Athletes Vote
A notice was released by J F Sullivan chairman of the Amateur Athletic Union national registration committee about a mail vote to decide legality for professional and amateur athletes competing the same day The issue arose after Cian McLeod a Scottish athletic group sought permission to hold two separate meets at its Fame in July
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New York
Ior
J. F. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Cian McLeod
The Liver and Blood Purity Claims in 1920s Text
Fragmented excerpt discusses the liver aiding blood purification and assimilable body products. It mentions medicinal properties supposedly carried by the liver to fight impurities, with dubious references to energy, circulation, and a specific sales pitch from a company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Anenaia
Simainton
Sepasitek Acini
Sachs
Understudy Wins for Grub Venders in Double Feature
May 1 reports show Chicago beats Pittsburg 2 to 1 with two key doubles by Harry Frite replacing Zelder at third. Other games include Brooklyn’s win in St Louis Colts series opener and Buffalo’s ninth-inning rally to beat Indianapolis 11 to 1.
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Chicago
Harry Frite
Zelder
Pittsburg
Gay
Pitsburg
Indianapolis
Armwov
Tuffalo
Tek
Tuffalo Iene
Indianapoli
Purroy
Schntzer
Moran
Blair
Allen
Mosely
Nariden
Phiadelpmia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Robinson
Snyder
Pierce
Humphr
Bresnahan
Portland Tops San Francisco In Ninth Inning Rally
In the Pacific Coast League Portland edged San Francisco 2 to 1 after Brasher’s seventh inning swing and a backward running catch by Speas in the ninth with two on. Battteries were Higsin with Botham and Fisher and Haworth.
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Portland
Standing of the Clubs in the American Association
Kansas City defeated Columbus 2 to 0. Milwaukee led Cleveland 12 to 6, with Minneapolis holding Indianapolis 4 to 4. Bt Paul posted 5 while Louisville had 8 in the standings.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Bt. Paul
Louisville
Pittabure
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Cheno
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Boston
St Louis
Baltimore
Ay Cao
Buffalo
Pillsburg American Association
Louseville
Ianapolie
St Paul
Pet J. Francisco
Venic Tos Anscies
Mento
Ora
Cubs Held Down to Pair of Hits in Loss
Chicago pitchers Richard and another hurler limited the Cubs to two hits through the game in a tense baseball showing. The defense kept Chicago off the bases as their opponent cruised with strong pitching.
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CUBS
Battle of pitchers cited in early baseball scores
May 1 reports from Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston and New York hide a slate of tense early games. Philadelphia beat Brooklyn as two Fischer errors in the first inning helped the visitors take a two run lead before Brooklyn tied it. New York defeated Boston 2 to 1 behind Doyle’s three hits. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh in a pitchers’ duel as Conselman and McQuillan clamped down. May 1 also notes Lipton’s America’s Cup launch plans and a Salt Lake victory over Butte as Knapp and Holmes delivered solid pitching despite muddy fielding conditions.
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Fischer
Tofay
Philadephia
R. Hy
Philadelphia
Mayer
Killiter
Achinson
Reulbach
Mccatty
Boston
New York
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Tyler
Doyle
Marquard
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Cratcher
Gowdy
Standard
Salt Lake
Brall
Butte
Coppers
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Knapp
Holmes
Ben Gulls
Hester
Rossback
Potts
Aleton
Marshall
Tutte
Smith
Caldwell
Demagsio
Lewis
Ectell
Ondleton
Macaurdo
Mecreery
Pott
Hirmaner
Brady
Johnson
Re McLain
Ne Knapp
Baltlake
Vigilantes Lose Again in May Baseball Action
In a murky May report from Butte and Salt Lake, scores and lineups mix with scattered names like Huelaman and Newhouse. The piece notes a 1 hour plus game, a sale of infielder William Oriet to Wichita, and events surrounding Lord Derbye Girivina and Sir John Thursby.
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Salt Lake
Dou Bie Plass Knapp
MeLain
Brads Kchatp
Melly
Hester
McCreery
Madieton
Huelaman
Mokre
Newhouse
Joel
Morse New Market
England
J.B. Joel
Derbye
Girivina
Sir John Thursby
Torch
Hugh Ladones
Lincoln Western League
William Oriet
Wichita Club
Oriet
Butte Union Association
Mystery Man Who Shaped Baseball History
A famed baseball executive and manager described as a firebrand, quick thinker, and key pennant contributor. He rose from a small town, drew large salaries, authored two books, and faced gossip about nerves while reshaping multiple pennants and a world championship through strategic play and simultaneous action.
Kid Elberfield Hero of Yesterday's Federal League Raid
The article notes Kid Elberfield, the ball player once hailed as a hero, was sent away to allow the magnate to assess a replacement. He remains loyal to his duties but believes his current club will win the pennant next year, or perhaps this one.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Elberfield
Chinese immigration inspector murdered in St Louis
H L Schuck a Chinese immigration officer active in exposing frauds was shot four times and stabbed in the Chinese quarter. Police arrested 70 Chinese men and held them for investigation.
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St. Louis
H. L. Schuck
Schuck
Radium Mines Found Near Mr Setzer’s Ranch in Nucla Colorado
R. B. Setzer, returning from a two week visit to Nucla, Colorado, reports uranium ore discoveries near his Western ranch. A nearby claim yields ore analysis of 50 percent uranium, potentially valued at $3,000 per ton based on radium prices. A fossilized wood sample shows about 15 percent uranium and other ores, suggesting ancient waters deposited minerals alongside the petrified tree.
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R. B. Setzer
Nucla
Col
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Mr. Betzer
Western
Radium Prospecting Rush Near Paradox Valley
In Colorado near Grand Junction and Paradox valley the Standard Chemical Company is buying land to extract radium bearing ore. About 200 teams haul ore to the nearest railhead for shipment to the mill as hundreds of prospectors rush the area hoping to strike it rich. World radium ore output in 193 is estimated at 76,500,000 to set a new high record.
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Paradox Valley
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