Giants' Hoodoo J9B Adds Another Wreck
Brooklyn wins the final game of the series in 10 innings 6 to 4 over New York. Cutshaw doubles for two runs and singles for two more. Hunter of New York is forced to leave after being spiked in the fifth. Batteries: Smith Cheney Coombs Meyers Benton Stroud Palmero Schauer Rariden.
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Many Butte Faces At Tia Juana Track
A chaotic scene unfolds as Tia Juana near the Mexican border becomes a race and gambling hub. Mexicans dominate betting, with concerts, bullfights, and frequent trains from San Diego. Officials consider a three month divorce court and a 100 day racing season to lure tourists and rival Reno.
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Meikle Victorious In A Close Battle
Butte wins the second game of the Tacoma series 1 to 0 over the Tigers. Meikle pitched for Butte against Southerland. Six hits total as Tacoma stranded runners and failed to score. Grover and Stokke contributed for Tacoma, while Johnson made the lone run for Butte in the eighth.
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Montana Wins Behind Sharp Fielding At Missoula
Missoula May 3 Montana defense on bases kept Washington State College from mounting a comeback. Higbee was hit safely 13 times but timely Montana hits and odd Washington fielding secured a to win. Moss allowed six hits, but only when needed as role players and Crawford contributed.
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Rally of Spary Plugs in Ninth Inning Falls Shy
Seattle defeated Great Falls 4 to 0 as Seattle bunched hits in the fourth and fifth innings. The narrative notes a late ninth inning rally that fell short, with Great Falls unable to score.
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Record 24 strikeouts in nine innings by Davis for Killeen HS
Sporting note reports Davis of Killeen High School fanning 24 in a nine inning win over Belton on April 22, a feat rivaling major league strikeout marks. The piece surveys historical high school and college k records, noting several 20 strikeout games and debates its world standing. It cites Waddell 16 in 1908, 19 by Dailey in 1884, 20 by Mitchell in 1909 and other 20 strikeout efforts, while mentioning flag system ideas in Chicago sports venues.
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Rube) Waddell
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Home Run by Lajoie Wins for Athletics
Philadelphia May 3 A home drive by Tajoie with Oldring in the eighth gave the Athletics a cry over New York today 8 to 8. Keating, Nanamaker and Bush featured a lively infield play as Philadelphia struggled to score against the Yankees.
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Wolgast Winner in Windsor May Fight
In Windsor Ontario on May 3 Ad Wale of Cadillac Michigan faced Linth Pound Gratwell over ten rounds. Wale cast and Witte bore the blow while Grad repeated that Wolgast won the bout in an action packed ten round contest.
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