Phillies and Giants win as early NL games unfold
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 0 behind Causey’s five hit effort before an arm injury prompts Ring to finish. Williams homered with Wrightstone aboard in the second to decide the game. Giants rally to beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 as Coombe exits after five and New York plates five runs on six hits. Vaughn stars for Boston in a 7 to 2 win over Chicago. St Louis comes from behind to defeat Brooklyn 4 to 3 with Doak closing out the win after an early deficit.
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Pittsburg
Causey
Ring
Williams
Wrightstone
Hamilton
Zinn
Schmidt
Causey, Ring
Peters
Avene
New York
Cincinnati
Toney
Giants
Coombe
Coumbe
Napier
Rosse
Wingo
Ryan
Snyder
Broomspun Wins Preakness at Pimlico for Whitney
About 28 000 attend Pimlico as Broomspun owned by Spaling Lowe Jenking of Baltimore wins the fourteenth Preakness. Xalapa Farm’s Leonardo II places fourth. Griffin’s Jeg is third. Race purse totals 430 000 for winner plus 5 000 and 3 000 for other places. Time for mile and one furlong 1 5415. ULTOn WINS. In Philadelphia Fred Fulton KO’s Jack Goulard in the second round of an eight round bout.
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Associated Prewe
Baltimore
Pimlico Racetrack
Harry” Payne “Whitney
Broomspun
Pimlico
Ort
Ulton
Philadelphia
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Jack Goulard
Los Angeles
Cleveland Drops Third Straight to New York
Cleveland loses its third straight as New York beats them 6 to 8 behind Carl Mays. Mays returns to the Polo Grounds amid applause, and the Yankees capitalize on early errors to prevail.
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Cleveland
Eveland
New York
Yankee
Carl Mays
Ray Chapman
Polo Grounds
Mays
Schang
Maile
O'Neill
Suit for wages ready for jury in Brossom case
Victor Brossom sues Louis Schaven and others for 525 dollars claiming labor performed. Judge Carroll presided with a jury, and instructions will be read in the morning before jurors retire by noon. The case of E Epley versus Milwaukee railroad was dismissed without prejudice.
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Victor Brossom
Louis Schaven
Carroll
Yeaterday
Brossom
Contamania
Eatel_ G. Epley
Milwaukee Railroad
Murphy Loses Suit Over Cubs Lease Terms
Chicago May 16 Former Chicago Nationals boss Charles W Murphy lost a bid to force new Cubs owners to honor the old park lease. The appellate court ruled the lease was a contingent liability not yet due, freeing stockholders from payment. Also noted were billiards world record claims in San Francisco and a fine for spiking a rival player in that city.
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Chicago
Charles _W. Murphy
National League Baseball Club
Cubs
Murphy
National Heague Club
Federal League Park
Associated Press
San Francisco
Jake Schacter
Edouard Horemane
Carpentier Arrives Ready for World Title Fight
Georges Carpentier arrived in New York ready to train for the world heavyweight bout against Jack Dempsey. The French challenger will start workouts at Manhasset, with Joe Jeanette directing sparring partners, and expects to defend his title if he wins. Carpentier met promoter Tex Rickard and plans to train steadily toward the Jersey City bout.
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York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Man- Aaseet
Jersey City
Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Rickard
America
Manhasset
Joe Jeanette
Descamps
France Defeats Johnnie Schauer In 15 Round Bout
Earl France San Francisco lightweight won the referee's decision over Johnnie Schauer of St Paul in 15 rounds. Schauer made weight despite a $100 forfeiture offer. Referee Andrew Bross of Great Falls scored most rounds for France.
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Earl France
San Francisco
Johnnie Schauer
St. Paul
Jonig France
Grelock
Schauer
France
Andrew Pete Bross
Great Falls
Bill Crawford
American Legion
Billy Smith
Ted’ Brown
Frank le Duc
Frank Ely
Weather Fails Promising Fishing Weekend
Weather again proved false this weekend with Friday and Saturday looking promising for fishing but turning cold and unsettled by Saturday evening. Heavy rains hit this section despite the 100r outlook.
Anglers Return From Madison River With Plenty Of Trout
Saturday saw many anglers leave the city and report successful fishing on the Madison River. Tom Parent Les Boyer and J Murre r brought in a splendid trout haul, mostly using fires the fish seem to bite easier here than on other Montana streams. TL Matson and T J Adams with Arizona hotel party also fished Madison and returned with ample rain bow and Loch Leven trout. On the Little Blackfoot near Avon George Keppner Elmer Clark Dick Northey and John Petritz reported good fishing with heavy baskets though rivers remain high for ideal angling.
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Tom Parent
Les Boyer
J. Murrer
Madison
Montana
Madison River
TL. Matson
Fisa
Amall
Olive Quill
T. J. Adams
Arizona
Blackfoot
Avon
George Keppner
Elmer Clark
Dick Northey
John Petritz
Lme
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Whitney
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Schalk
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Gharrity
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Anne OF
Birmingham Age-Herald
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Hills Bros
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Cubs’ Park
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