Evers Errors Doomed Cubs In Brooklyn Battle
In a 2 to 1 Brooklyn win, Evers misplays paved the way for two Brooklyn runs. Lavender and Rucker held Chicago to three hits, while Daubert and Miller drove in the decisive runs. Miller doubled up Phelan on a steal attempt as Brooklyn clinched the game.
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Fifty Cent Ball For First Series Opens Tuesday At Columbia
Merkle era as Dns. bankers plan to close Tuesday for the first baseball series at Columbia grounds. Directors prepare grounds and announce cent admission with free streetcar rides. Pitching stars Robinson Gittings Applegate Seaton show mixed promise while Merkle group pushes ahead. merchants association to meet for closing decision.
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Gunboat Smith Invites Jeffries as Trainer for Willard Bout
San Francisco May In a May 17 20 round bout prep Gunboat Smith has several sparring partners at his quarters while Jess Willard relies on Bob Armstrong. A telegram from Jeffries asks if he should travel north as sparring partner. Fans speculate Jeffries response may shape a Fourth of July title match against Luther McCarty if Smith Wins.
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Saints Beat Salt Lake In Featureless Minor League Game
Kellogg pitched seven solid innings before being roughed up in the seventh as Salt Lake defeated Butte 5 to 3. The miners plated five runs across frames three through seven, while Kellogg carried a tight nohit bid until the seventh.
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Philadelphia Defeats St Louis 6 to 3 for Sixth Straight Win
Philadelphia built a six run lead aided by Hamilton errors in the late innings, Agnew misplayed two plays. Johnson hit safely twice for St Louis, Pratt drove in runs with a third inning single, while Detroit's Dubuc allowed three in the first. Hall held New York scoreless until the ninth before Sweeney's sac fly.
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Three Home Runs Spark Tight Ogden Victory
Ogden wins 4 today as Great Falls tallies three home runs but fall short. Jones drives in the winning run in the ninth after a brisk, evenly played game. Night Owls show strong hitting and fielding throughout the contest.
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Boston Beats Bedient In Pitchers Duel As Grege Excels
Boston and Cleveland battle with Gregg overpowering Bedient, nine strikeouts, three hits allowed. Sheriston Wagner returns to action. two Boston runs score on infield and singles. Chicago tops Washington 10 to 5 as Groom exits early, Gallia and Boehling finish, Russell holds visitors until sixth.
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Shay Tries Out Recruits as Champions Romp In Melona
The Vigilantes faced a runaway win in a lopsided 11 to 0 game. Welsher delivered steady pitching aided by strong melding by Highland Gre, preventing Helena from scoring.
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Victoria Tames Tacoma Tigers in Northwest League clash
In Victoria British Columbia on a May day the Tigers fell 4 to 3 as fireworks flew. Manager McGinnity was chased from the field and fined ten dollars for umpire dispute. Second baseman Kellar was ejected for throwing his bat after a disputed strike. Medianity and others faced actions for their conduct.
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Wichita to send auto polo team to Europe for 16 games
Wichita Kansas plans to dispatch an auto polo team to Europe. The squad sails from New York on May 20 for 16 weeks of games across major cities including London Paris and St Petersburg. Auto polo uses automobiles instead of ponies and was introduced locally two years ago.
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Stovall Awaiting Reinstatement After Conference
Stovall remains suspended as talks with President Ron B. Johnson and St. Louis Americans directors loom. Johnson to confer likely Saturday on a possible pardon. Stovall returns to St. Louis awaiting outcome. Also reports scores across multiple leagues and a steam temperature fact at 1 psi.
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Ron B. Johnson
Seals beat Dodgers 5 to 2 after tense umpire clash
In California baseball action on May 8, the San Francisco Seals defeated Los Angeles 5 to 2 amid a mob scene centered on Umpire Bush. Other scores include Sacramento holding Portland to a draw and Oakland’s rain-shortened game ending 7 to 6.
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Australian Davis Cup Captain Arrives in New York
New York May 8 Doust captain of the Australian tennis team arrived today on the liner Majestic for the Davis Cup preliminaries next month in New York.
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Cambridge crews visit Harvard for Charles River race
Cambridge and May City crews from Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania arrived as guests of the Harvard Athletic Association. They will race Harvard on the Charles River next Saturday. The shells of the visitors were rigged.
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