Cubs Clinch Win on Hitting as Williams Stars
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Williams and Schulte homer in the third. Ward adds three hits, Mulligan and McCarthy bolster the infield, while Packard struggles in the pinches. New York beats St Louis 9 to 3 with six extra-base hits off Meadows and Steele. Cincinnati edges Boston 7 to 1 as Toney falters, Dale and Wingo finish. Pittsburgh postpones game due to cold weather.
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Butte Triumphs Over Tacoma In Rain Delayed Opener
In a rain drenched opener at Hebgen Park Butte defeated Tacoma 12 to 6 after a flood of hits. Russ Hall started the mound onslaught with three innings of rough pitching by Meikle and Leonard, while Joe Levin and Grover contributed key hits. Rain slowed play, but Butte’s offense surged as Meikle, Johnson, Bohne and Reuther produced decisive hits. Umpire Bush officiated the erratic game as attendance neared 6,000 with delays and park access issues noted.
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Giants Beat Beavers 4-0 as Callahan Shuts Seattle
Vancouver May 17 Pat Callahan was invincible against Seattle for Vancouver. The Beavers won 4 to 0 with Callahan allowing only one hit. Brinker drove in two of the four runs.
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Coast League Scores and Odd Fragments From Cities
Incomplete report lists games between Los Angles and Oakland, Salt Lake and Portland, San Francisco and Los Angles, Kansas City and Louisville, St. Paul and Toledo, Milwaukee and Gianapolis, plus a partial Minneapolis pair. Details are garbled with team placements and results partially cut.
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Milwaukee
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Tigers Rally Stopped in Narrow Detroit Loss
Washington beat Detroit 6 to 4 after a late rally, with Ayres finishing the game by striking out Dalton with bases loaded and two out. Harper grew wild at the end as Detroit managed a four-run ninth before the miscue sealed the victory for Washington.
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Baseball talk and pithy roasts of T R’s in early press
A lively, scattered commentary interweaves sports wit and punditry. It roasts the T R crowd while noting pitchers like Walsh Mathewson and Johnson with statistics from early seasons, and riffs on figures from baseball lore and business leaders.
Walkerville Plans City League Baseball Entry
Walkerville youths form a club to join the local City Baseball League with Thomas Fitzpatrick Charles Dale M G Sullivan Con ONeill and Thomas Parker named on a governing committee. A benefit smoker at the North Main Street hall is proposed featuring amateur boxing and wrestling bouts to fund the effort.
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Thomas Fitzpatrick
Charles Dale
M. G. Sullivan
Con O'Neill
Thomas Parker
Picture House
North Main Street
Western League Score Remarks From Des Moines Series
Western League results show Des Moines against Denver with score five percent. Lincoln hosted Topeka with ten to five. Sioux City edged Joseph two to eight. Omaha defeated Wichita six to seven.
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