Pirates Win Game In Fourth Inning
May 18 Pirates beat Boston 7 0 to snap six straight losses. Pittsburg tallied four hits in the fourth with Crutcher driving in two. other players added runs as a late rally pushed the score.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
9
May 18 Pirates beat Boston 7 0 to snap six straight losses. Pittsburg tallied four hits in the fourth with Crutcher driving in two. other players added runs as a late rally pushed the score.
Philadelphia on May 1 reports pitcher Byron Houck of the Athletics would not join a minor league assignment. He stated he would not pitch at all unless he could reach the big leagues, signaling a stand to try for the major team.
Betting stalls at the Holland arena as Bob McAllister and Tommy McCarthy prepare for a featured eight round bout. McCarthy carries weight advantage while fans expect McAllister to tire after six or more rounds. Lewistown crowds fill seats with 7 ringside tickets reported. Also on card are Jack Rodgers vs Art Allard, Yankee Allen vs Paddy O’Hern, and J J McIntosh to referee the event.
In San Francisco on May 19 Los Angeles led 4-0 before San Francisco rallied in the seventh to win 7 to 4. Baum Parkins Tozer Sepulveda Clarke Perritt Boles started for San Francisco while Hatteries led, with Sacramento beating Venice 7 to 4 as Bayless homered to prevent a shutout in the opener of the series against Stroud.
San Francisco May 19 Portland won 6 to 4 over Oakland after breaking a tie in the tenth with two runs. Oakland answered with one run in its half of the tenth. Batteries Heiger and Yants, Pruitt and Atitze were the pitchers.
In a Pittsburgh visit the Giants prove their road prowess and steady batting. Despite Wagner’s hand injury and Shafer’s departure, Milton Stock shines at third base, boosting New York’s pennant chances. Clarke’s backstop depth remains a concern as Pittsburgh struggles with speed and baserunning.
Chicago May 1 The Evening Post reports pitcher Walter Johnson catcher Ainsmith and outfielder Claude Milan of the Senators have signed an agreement to join the Pittsburg Federals at the end of this season. The trio, among the league's top stars, confirms the blockbuster move.
Pittsburg fell 6 to 4 to Chicago with Dickson pitching well but ragged support. Hatteries were Dickson and Kerr. Chicago with top offense earned the win. In Indianapolis Cy Falkenberg dominated Brooklyn as the Indians won 2 to 1 with strong defense and rallying hits. Baltimore beat City in a second straight win as Cullop struggled in a low-scoring pitcher’s duel. Batteries Cullop and Easterly for Baltimore and Kansas City with Balf Tech contributed to a 6 to 2 final.
In a fierce late rally the Buffalo team scored eight runs in the fifth inning finishing 1 to 3 over St Louis. Hanford hit four two baggers and Delehanty ripped a triple with a wild throw by Wilset supporting the big inning. Brown Willett Herbert Hartley Krapp Allen Blair also contributed as Buffalo showed strong bat control. Both teams are set to meet again today.
Western League results show ious City 0 against Lincoln 3 and Wichita 4 over St. Joseph 1. Topeka 3 and Des Moines 7, Denver 7, Omaha 6.
May 19 Philadelphia hosts Cicotte who allows only one hit as Chicago shuts out the Phillies 2 to 0. Metnis singled with one out in the eighth, the lone Philadelphia baserunner. Shawkey, Bressler, Lapp, and Cicotte praised for pitching in a tight game.
Detroit climbs atop the league with a 6-4 win over Boston as Dubie allows five straight victories to be broken after laboring into the sixth. Hall fails to halt the rally, with Boston scoring two runs before relief pitcher Hall departs.
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