Rogge Fools Whales With a Quick Curve
Rogge's curve proves sharp against Chicago batters as Pittsburgh wins. Shortstop Berghammer of the visitors breaks his right leg and will be out for some time. Other notes include a 8-2 Kansas City at St Louis game and rain postponements across the circuit.
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Swats Bunched With Error Beat the Sox
A chaotic game saw Philadelphia score on an error by Hoth and bunting drama off Russell, giving Chicago a 4 to 2 loss. A battered nose for a batter and a split in the pitcher duel marked a day of mishaps and tight play across multiple games. Jack Coombe, returning for Colby, won two starts against league leaders, praised as old fashioned and resilient in the New York Tribune note.
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Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
The Associated Press weekly review notes shifts in early season standings across major leagues. New York tops the American League, overtaking Detroit as Boston and Cleveland slip. the Cubs struggle in the National League while Pittsburgh leads the Federal League standings. The week features key series results, pitching returns, and rising contenders shaping the early season landscape.
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Standing of clubs and schedule today mixup
Schedule list shows St Louis at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Boston with Cincinnati at Brooklyn. A garbled quote mentions White Johnson Walter and Willard in a puzzling context. All four named figures are stated as Kan.
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Charley Clark Named Head of San Francisco Racing Club
Charley W. Clark son of former Senator W. A. Clark chosen to head the Jockey club for the San Francisco exposition race meeting set for August and September. James C. Neaton backs the project while Hr. Wilson’s proposed guarantee for purses was rejected. Promoters fear state action against racing and seek to avoid legal betting constraints. Charley Clark to preside with Charles Booth and Rudolph Spreckels among the notable investors.
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Dell Shuts Out Phillies In Brooklyn Feat
Weiser Dell the 6 foot 4 inch arm in top shape wins fourth straight with a two hit effort against Cincinnati. The Butte product dominates the Phillies with a fast, precise pitch showing control and power as Brooklyn rises in the standings.
Pacific Coast League Morning and Afternoon Lineups
In Los Angeles the Morning game lists Ban Franctech sssessissesssnsserese 8 WO A Venice MatteriesKarr with Baum Fanning and Sepulveda. Afternoon game features Cheech White and Spencer with San Francisco Sma Vente UattersonTieragt Repulveda Dec fenniere Johnson and Mtge. Ten innings noted.
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Phelps Aims to Set More State Records
Belated Butte attendees recall Buddy Phelps, the fast sprinter, earning a state title at Missoula. Gov Y Stewart awarded his medal as cheers rang and Phelps voiced hopes to break his own marks in the 220 and 6 yard dashes next year, his final season.
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Englewood Athletics Win First Game of Season
Englewood Athletics defeated East Side Athletics seven to five at Clark Park, with batteries Clark, Toy and Johns for Englewood and O’Walley on the mound for East Side. The club plans more games with out of town teams and invites amateur challenges. local fans can send communications to William Corin at 1677 Harrison Ave or call 217X. The item also recalls early baseball greats and anecdotes about Jimmy Callahan and Nap Lajoie, reflecting on the sport’s history.
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