Opening Game Sparks Baseball Action Across Cities
In Cincinnati a tense pitching duel saw James limit opponents to two hits while Ames held Cincinnati to few runs. Moran drew a base on balls and Herzog delivered a key double. St Louis battled via Ireland and Marshall as a late wild pitch created a two-run edge for the winners. In Chicago and Brooklyn openings, pitchers Marsai and Williter each shone in a 6 0 win. rain delayed several matchups including New York, Pittsburgh, Boston, and Chicago games.
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Skin Health Comes From the Blood
An old advertisement touts blood as key to skin health, claiming even slight eruptions like acne vanish with a potent blood treatment. The copy alleges the product, sold by Swift & Co of Atlanta, boosts circulation and regenerates skin, urging readers to buy a bottle to banish skin afflictions.
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White Sox smash Shaw's offerings in win over Washington
Chicago scored six runs in four innings to beat Washington 6 to 2. Galvia and Bentley silenced Shaw, while Washington errors aided the offense. Blackburne stole four bases. Kuhn left after a foul tip finger injury, Schalke came in. Batteries listed as Russell, Juhn, Schalk, Shaw, Gallia, Bentley, Heney.
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Canners topple Ogden in wild Western league tilt
Robinson and Jackson struggle as the Canners overwhelm Ogden 4 to 2. Wild pitching by Robinson, two key errors, and timely hits fuel Ogden’s downfall while Jackson debuts late and shows promise for the Ducks. Ducks fall into fourth place tied with Sea Gulls after loss. Washington scene notes Mrs. McAdoo thanks senators for wedding bracelet.
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Portland Colts Rally as Victoria Wins Fourth Straight
In Portland on May 13 Victoria beat Portland 4 to 3 behind six hits and two walks. Umpire Shuster fainted from heat and was helped from the field in the fifth inning. Driscoll and Casaes handled duties as empty benches filled in. Batteries Murray for Victoria, and for Portland unknown. In Seattle on May 15 Seattle defeated Tacoma 4 to 1 in a fast game. Kurfuss and Brottem pitched for Seattle, Harris and Cadman for Tacoma. Coveleskie shined for Spokane in a 3 to 2 win over Spokane in eighth inning. London obituary notes Mayo, a Scotch novelist, dies at age 77. Average pay for chorus girls cited at 450 dollars per season.
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Ponies Work Out At Butte Track
At the local course the ponies in training are acclimating with extended workouts. Ten horses are quartered at the track, with numerous stables and handlers named among the prep phase. By Sunday, fast trials are expected as owners and admirers time performances and evaluate the season’s early pace.
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Lord Disgusted With His Own Playing Quits Game
Chicago May I Marty Lord veteran third baseman and captain of the cage Americans has quit baseball. He left word with another player for Manager Callahan saying he was distressed with his own poor playing. Lord departed Washington for his home in Maine. Callahan moved Shortstop Weaver to captain and Alcock to third while Tack Burne returned to second in the wake of Lord’s departure.
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Wolves Rally To Beat Sacramento In Nineteenth Inning
In a Pacific Coast League contest played May 1, Los Angeles overcame a seven run deficit, tying the score in the fifth inning and pulling away late thanks to five timely hits. Final score 14 to 7 with Musmer Check and Boles pitching for Los Angeles and Klawitter Gregory and Rohrer catching proof of the win.
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Venice Beats Portland In Eighth Inning Rally
Venice defeats Portland as a controversial call and a decisive eighth inning rally push the Venice team ahead. McDonnett and Eilote contributed crucial hits while McDonneal bands supported the late surge sealing the win.
San Francisco Beats Oakland 7 to 2 In Fray
San Francisco won 7 to 2 as Oakland batsmen powered a decisive win. Hang about in the ring sees Jack Dillon and Jimmy Waiters seeking a June bout in Butte with Rob Moha or Dan Murray among preferred opponents. Snakies Yukson reports to Ogden series while Holmes withholds pitching staff. Edison phonographs debut in West Park Street store.
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McCarthy brothers set for Broadway boxing show
Tommy McCarthy and his twin Cyclone Joe plan a workout at the Broadway theater this afternoon. McAllister, sidelined yesterday, sticks to road work while considering altitude advice after the Dillon bout. Early bets favor McAllister, who faces McCarthy in a 12 round match, with strong support from Great Falls and Lewistown. Allard heals from a prior match as he trains for a semi wind up with Jack Rodgers. Paddy O'Hern and Al Richards also train ahead of the Holland arena show.
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Coast Tennis Players Plan Invasion of East Coast
San Francisco May 12 California tennis experts begin plans for this year's invasion of the East. National Champion Maurice E McLoughlin will leave for the East in mid June to prepare for the Davis Cup and Newport championship. Thomas C Bundy may defend the doubles title with McLoughlin and Miss Mary Brown, national woman champion, aims to retain her title.
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Peculiar Fish Caught Off Barren Island
Fisherman Barron reports a strange catch while fishing off Barren Island. He says the fish is unlike any seen before, not resembling any known species in his experiences or aquarium collection. He promises further details below.
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Fimnixa News
Barren Island
Siamese twins go to Paris for separation surgery
In St Louis on May 13 Guadalupe and Josefa Hinojosa, 18 months old, two girls joined at the chest by three inches, travel from Mexico toward Paris where doctors will attempt their separation. Both appear healthy as the journey begins amid other brief notes on a grief-stricken dog and a Paris violin tone test.
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Coke Savings from Efficient Ovens Save US Industry
Use of improved ovens that captured by products saved the coke industry in the United States 16 million dollars last year. The advance reduced waste by replacing older manufacture methods and boosted supply efficiency across plants nationwide.
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