Marquard Whaled by Philadelphians in big game
The game featured a Philadelphia comeback with Magee and Cravath delivering key hits off Maree. Cravath hit a two-run drive in the second, and Magee added another in the fourth as Philadelphia built a lead. New York staged late threats, but Philadelphia held on for a 6 103 victory as Manning and Ames pitched effectively.
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Stovall Suspended for Disrespect Toward Umpires
Chicago May 5 President Johnson of the American league announced that upon receipt of umpire Ferguson's letter he wired St. Louis manager Stovall that for conduct during Saturday's game at St. Louis he was relieved from managing the club and suspended indefinitely. Johnson indicated potential drastic further punishment but had not decided its exact form.
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Stovall suspended for snatching umpire hat and spitting
George Stovall of the St Louis Americans faces severe punishment after he snatched umpire Ferguson's hat and spat on his coat following Saturday's game. Stovall claimed provocation from an alleged unjust call and aired expectations of the worst.
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Wonder in the Blood Promises Health Through Medicine
An ornate note extols a famed Uioos Toriter tonic as essential like staple foods and vital for blood health. It claims the formula stimulates body parts, regenerates tissues, and treats eczema and rheumatic symptoms, offered by the Beith Bpeci Coy in Atlanta with a U.S. 8. 8 is sold locally.
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Union association head predicts close race in state league
The union official predicts a tight contest as President Mulroney visits Butte and a conference occurs. He notes Missoula and Helena clash in Helena today while monitoring the race from Missoula. He favors free bleacher admission for women and expects action this week. Shea’s Vigilantes drop Missoula to the cellar as Ogden rises, with Great Falls and Salt Lake close behind. Butte narrowly leads Missoula.
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Denny" Shea
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Northwestern League opener ends in Seattle win at Portland
In Portland the Northwestern League season began with Portiana losing to Seattle. Final score not fully clear but Seattle prevailed. Batteries Dell and Cadman for Portland, Doty and Harris for Seattle, Mays noted.
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Annual Missoula Track Meet Opens With High School Teams
Missoula prepares for the tenth annual interscholastic track meet as Fergus County and Contact high schools arrive. About 300 athletes from 31 high schools compete, with anticipated 1000 youths and coaches by midweek. A dual meet between the University of Montana and the University of Idaho is also featured.
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The Vigor of Life Reading Planned in Lausanne
Theodore Roosevelt writes that overwork prevented a special Olympic article. The May piece will be read at the Olympic congress in Lausanne with 400 international sportsmen attending. Delegates include Everett J. Wendell of the Olympic committee Alison V Atmon of the New York Yacht Club and the Duke and Duchess of Somerset. Hotels fill with representatives from six countries and many American sportsmen attend.
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Everett J. Wendell
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Broadway boys grind out 18 16 win in 10 innings
In a long extra frame affair Broadway boys edged Parrot Flats 18 to 16. Neal Reardon homered for Broadway and captain led with a base hit while George Sullivan drove in runs as manager. Annatty and Laurando caught for Broadway. Johnson and Montgomery starred for the losers. London notes polo team loom uncertainties cleared by King George farewell at Buckingham Palace. Meantime Lewiston authorities report Lou Clark raises over 2000 of 3000 needed for baseball fund and local league team expected this season. Copenhagen bans unprotected hatpins for women.
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George Sullivan
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Leslie St. Cheape
Vivian Lockett
Noel Edwards
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Lou Clark
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Copenhagen
Waddell Quits After Grievances With Baseball Trust
Rave Waddell, manager of the Minneapolis team in the Northern League, resigned after a Friday game with Grand Forks. The official notice cited multiple grievances against the baseball trust, but details were not disclosed. Waddell had allowed only three hits in the game before turning in his uniform and ending his tenure.
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American Association Scores Noted For Several Cities
Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 0 St Paul 0 Louisville 4 Columbus 8 Kansas City 4 sy 6.
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Yale Leads Intercollegiate Diamond Chase in 1913
In the East the college baseball season nears its end with Yale atop the Intercollegiate championship race. Yale has 11 straight wins and only one defeat, a season started with a loss to Pennsylvania then avenged it. The outcome hinges on Yale and Amherst plus Brown after a key setback last Saturday.
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Boston Club Buys Rudolph and Sends Sling to Cinci
New York May 5 Manager Stal lings of the Boston National League Club closed last night the deal to secure pitcher Dick Rudolph from Toronto. Stallings also telegraphed the release of Ling the catcher to Cincinnati with cash. Rudolph's Boston contract followed a telegraph offering $400 and Pitcher Brown for Rudolph's release. Topeka Wichita game postponed by rain. Des Moines 5 Sioux City 4 Denver 1 Lincoln 0 in 10 innings.
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Washington Defeats Boston in Extra-Inning Showdown
In Boston, May 5, Washington defeated Boston 5 to 2 after a tight pitching duel. Johnson pitched eight strong innings and aided by two pivotal hits, forced extras where La Porte scored the decisive run in the twelfth. Boston struggled with four late hits and an error that opened the inning.
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Thoroughbred races held with varied results
Multiple harness and thoroughbred races tallied at one meet with winners including Mrs Mc Burlingam Ramifax Look out Gary Pallen Chilla Camila Gretchen G. and others. Notable runners such as Skelly Alto Loma Maid Majors Lady Florence Kripp and Judge Walton also figured in the day’s fields.
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Stahl to Undergo Foot Operation for Career-Long Injury
Manager Jake Stahl of the world champion Red Sox will be operated on today for a bone growth in his foot that has kept him from first base for most of the season. He cannot accompany the team on the western trip this week. President McAleer will handle travel coordination while Captain Wagner directs on the field. Doctors say the operation should relieve the trouble and Stahl could return to form before midseason.
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Walkerville City Reducing Its Debt
Walkerville city council met to remit finances and assign committees. Alderman Edward Mathews reelected president. treasurer George Holbrook reported receipts 3006226 and expenditures 3229.0, balance 832.48. city debt now about 2000 with goal to be debt free by year end. Clean up day to be scheduled pending weather.
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Joe Biiney
Meense
Mellott
Mathews
Hocking
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Pater
Yent
Mattison
Dove
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Dovis
Edward Mathews
George Holbrook
John Mollanl
Biiney
Dolls Fail to Get Review in Window Cleaning Injury Suit
Washington firm S-Jacob Doll & sons, Pittsburg store, ordered to pay Giovanni Tommaso Riz $15,000 after a man cleaning windows in their store allegedly fell on him while he walked along the street. The Dolls did not secure Supreme Court review, despite arguing the work was done by a contractor.
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Giovanni Tommaso Riz
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