Dell Wins Out In Rudolph Contest Recap of fast paced baseball and boxing notes
Dell wins out in Rudolph contest as Boston, Brooklyn and Chicago players clash in rain shortened games. Highlights include Byers' double wild pitch and Schmidt error on Schbatte grounder, Daubert overthrow, and Maranville scoring. Ongoing boxing buzz features Tea O Rourke training in Helena and Ben’s public workouts at the Empire with sparring partners.
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Schmidt
Schbatte
Boston
Daubert
Maranville
Cutshaw
Myers
Brooklyn
Posten
S$ T Uroakaen
Tatterjee Hivdsiph
Gowdy
Delt
Bill
Leo Bens
O'Rourke
Helena
Bo Bens
Empire
Helena Trath
Esterday
Ralph’ Lowe
Philipsburg
Ike Hayes
Willie Freeman
Bud Rodgers
The
Sutherland
Bens
Nevada
California
Northwestern League Pitcher Dropped From Salt Lake Payroll
Jack Halla, once a standout with Sacramento and in the Union Association, was released yesterday by the Salt Lake club. In pro ball for one year, he has only been fined once, for talking back to Empire Newhouse last season. Halla pitched well this year but failed to last nine innings, gaining a reputation as a seven inning hurler. The California State League will take Sack, si e 9a%d.
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Jack Halla
Butto
Scramento Tast
Union
Schmidt wins 73 in Claremont 18 hole handicap golf
Heinrich Schmidt of Oakland won the qualifying round of the 18 hole amateur open handicap golf tournament at Claremont Country Club under the Panama Pacific Exposition. He shot 73, four strokes ahead of the next competitor, with sixteen players qualifying for the first flight. The first round begins tomorrow.
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Oakland
Cal
Heinrich Schmidt
Claremont Country Club
Highlanders Hold Onto First Place
New York retained its lead in the American League with a sixth straight victory, defeating Philadelphia 9 to 4. Bush and Bressler pitched well, combining for 14 strikeouts as the hosts rallied with timely hitting. Scoring included Boston waits due to wet grounds and postponed games against Washington.
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New York
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Bush
Bressler
Ines Eh
Sen
York
Trush
Scbang
Lapp
Pisher
Sweeney
Herzog and Rigler Fined For Court Fight In St Louis
St Louis May 2 Manager Herzog of the Cincinnati Nationals and Umpire Wieter of the National league were each fined 10 dollars and costs in police court for fighting at the St Louis Cincinnati game Saturday. The fines were remitted on payment of costs. Neither Herzog nor Rigler appeared in court.
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Herzog
Cincinnati Nationals
Wieter
National League
Tigler
Missoula Defeats Visiting Washington State Team
The University of Montana defeated the Washington State college baseball team 1 to 0 this afternoon in Missoula. Montana pitcher Collins struck out nine, yielding four scattered hits. Batteries Collins and Keubl.
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University of Montana
Washington State
Collins
Montana
R. H. B. Montana
Collint Most
Keubl
CHIFEDS LAND ON BUFEDS OFFERINGS IN HALTED GAME
Buffalo wins 7 to 2 as Frits delivers both hits for home runs and strong fielding. Baltimore beats Kansas City 6 to 3 with Shaw driving in two on a ninth inning homer. Brooklyn and Pittsboro split a double header, Brooklyn winning 8 to 1 in game one and 7 to 5 in game two.
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Innins
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Marshall
Kimke
Alten
Baltimore
Wang Atreak
Kansas City
Shaw
Brooklyn
Pittsboro
Dickson
Camnitz
Toxne Barger
O'Connell
Seaton and
Waton
Boxing stance fuels midweight claim and baseball war
The piece cites Jimmy Clabby arguing that a championship is decided over many rounds, asserting Johnson’s clever display proves generalship and suggesting a middleweight title clash with Mike Gibbons. It also discusses a looming baseball war, predicting ongoing fights on the diamond and potential peace moves, with Manager Hersog offering theories on early-game strategy.
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Johnson
Jimmy Clabby
Eddie McGoorty
Gogen
K. O
Mike Gibbons
Cincinnati Inquirer
Federal League
Schedul
Tn Pickering
Iin
Landis
New York Evening Telegram
Sacrifice Plays and The Early Innings Strategy
The article discusses baseball tactics stressing early innings aim to score many runs while warning that later in games, especially sixth or seventh, one run can decide outcomes. It cites pitchers’ abilities, the value of sacrifices, and how strategies shift as games progress. It also notes Philadelphia fans reacting to Larry Lajoie’s sale and the public sentiment surrounding Connie Mack.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Mack
Collins
White Sox
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Aeolian
Eadie Collins
Larry
Cole Tins
Boston
Red Sox
Raver
Colling
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Indian Mogul Arrives With One Of His Wives In New York
Sir Jagatit Singh Bahadur Maharajah of Korourthal Tuling arrives in New York aboard the steamship Patria from Gibraltar, accompanied by servants and trunks. He travels with his youngest wife for a two month US visit, planning to tour American cities and the San Francisco exposition.
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New York
Jagatit Singh Bahadur
Maharajah of
Korourthal
Rate Protest Heard In Western Commodity Hearing
Chicago May protest against freight rate increase on Tiventock from the West and Southwest was heard by Edgar Watkins, special examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commission, during the Western commodity rate hearing. D. Jackson, president of the Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas, argued higher production costs hurt cattle growers though cattle prices rose, leaving few profits to cover higher freight charges.
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Tiventock
Edgar Watkins
Inter- State ‘Commerce Commission
D. Jackson
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Copper ore shipment arrives from Kennecott to Tacoma
A train of three cars delivered 90 tons worth about 300000 to the trans shipment point for the Tacoma smelter. The report notes Alaska copper ore from Kennecott and Me Carthy creek as one of the largest shipments received. It also mentions six wildfowl reserves in the United States allowing undisturbed living for birds.
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Cordova
Alaska
Kennecott and
Carthy Creek
Tacoma
All Germs Ordered To Beat It
An advertisement extols the cleansing power of a preparation called BS. 8B. It claims to flush out blood impurities and germs through the blood and urine, perspiration, and lungs. It promotes sending a letter to The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for recurn cases and physician credentials.
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Atlanta
Gale
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