Tyless Tigers Ousted In Peak Series Showdown
In Quakertown and Detroit, Washington seized first place in the American League by beating Detroit 7 to 2 in game two. Bender allowed four innings, yielding six singles and two doubles as Hamilton’s late ninth inning heroics sparked the win.
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Washington
Detroit
Stanage
Boehling
Henry
Loum
Philadelphia
Bender
Goring
Ham
Ilton
Milton Hamilton
Rhe St Louie
Philadelphia Teena OE
Hamilton
Agnew
Bendler
Brown
Schang
Venice Tumbles to Oakland in Opening PCL Game
In Los Angeles on May 25 Venice started strong in the opening batting session but a series of errors allowed Oakland to take the lead. Oakland hitters produced timely hits, building a safe margin in the fourth inning and adding two runs in the eighth. Gatteries Prusett and Mitze led the Oaks with White Smith Powell and Eliott contributing for Venice and Oakland respectively.
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Los Angeles
Venice
Oakland
Thmely
Oaks
Reere
Gatteries
Prusett
Mitze
White
Smith
Powell
Eliott
Bliss
Portland Defeats Los Angeles for Sixth Straight Win
Stuarr Portland secured its sixth consecutive victory by defeating Los Angeles 360 to 3 at home. The game featured a decisive Portland run and strong defense, with Portland handling the visitors in a dominant performance.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Centerville Yankees Top Raven Stars 3 0 In Batteryd Feature
The Centerville Yankees defeated the Raven Stars 3 to 0. Yankee battery was OConnell and McDonald with Sullivan and Fleming catching for the Ravens. Downey and Pasco produced three-base hits highlighting the game.
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Centerville Yankees
Raven Stars
SM Batteries
Yankees
O'Connell
McDonald
Ravens
Sullivan
Fleming
Downey
Pasco
Petroskey Suffers Loss in Los Angeles Fight
In Los Angeles on May 26 George Chip defeated Sailor Ed Petroskey of San Francisco in the first round of a 20 round middleweight bout at Vernon Arena. Petroskey struggled, was dropped twice but rose before the count, failing to show aggression.
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Los Angeles
George Chip
Puisbure
Sailor Ed Petroskey
San Francisco
Vernon Arena
Foight Petroskey
Chip
Mtmself
Butte Opens Season In Close Win Over Boise Soys
Butte nips Boise Soys 6 to 5 in a tight opener watched by a packed crowd. Haila lasted four innings before relief from McMurdo, who starred with a triple and a double. McMurdo, Rossback, Willard, and Smith supplied key hits as Butte held on for the victory amid alert fielding and aggressive base running.
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Butte
Boise Soys
Columbia
Coppers
Jack Haila
Portsider
Erve Jenson
Frigators
McMurdo
Smith
Murdo
Halla
Marshall
Rossback
Thomas
Medelland
Boise
Jack Halla
Jimmy Morehead
Schimpt
Bauer
Blausser
Adams
Hiia
McCreery
Invaders
Lewis
Sharkey Willard
Halla Brother Backed By Proverb in Salt Lake Bout
Jack Halla showed tentative form as he wrapped up a month’s layoff with a burst of speed before a salt lake crowd. Butte won the match as rain held off, and the teams were set to clash again at 2 this afternoon.
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Jack Halla
Salt Lake
Mister So
Butte
Hank ODay Day Not Cubs Day in New York Rally
Mike Donlin hit a two run homer in the eighth as New York topped Chicago ten to seven. Chicago totaled twelve hits, 22 bases, while New York had twenty four bases on seven hits. Hank ODay day marked the event today in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mike Dontin
New York
Fesreau
Fromme
Mathewson
McLean
Meyers
Vaughn
Humphries
Lavender Koestner
Bresnahan
Seaton Wins Four Within Eight for Brooklyn
Baseball round up with Seaton earning his fourth win in eight days for Brooklyn as they beat Chicago 4 to 0 in extra innings. Other games noted include Baltimore defeating St Louis on a wild pitch in the tenth and Kansas City edging Buffalo 7 to 6 in a tight finish.
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Hoffman
Brooklyn
Chicago
Lafitte
Seaton
ROWE
Chicago Sisgesartets Neon OM
Pendergast
McGuire
Wilson
Owens
Land
Baltimore
Grioma
St. Louis
E. J. Louis
Hartey
Simon
Wilhelm
Dacklitsch
ION Association
Ogden
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Ut Butte
Helena
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
New “York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New
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St ‘Lous
Boston
Louis
City
Vigilantes rally past Murray in nine to win 18 12
In Helena on May 2, the Vigilantes erased a seven run Murray lead with a big ninth inning, scoring 12 runs to turn an almost hopeless game into an 18 to 12 victory. Key players included Carman Thornton Slater Ruegg and Reencee for Murray and Clynes Rader Daschbach Bogart Wells for Helena, with notable two base and three base hits and a late home run by Reencee.
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Boston
Seotte
Hooper
Carrigan
Cleveland
Foster
Cleveland Coveuse
Blanding
Gress
Bassler
Bedlent
Leonard
Helena
Murray
Clynes
Thornton
Ruegs
Slater
Auer
Rader
Daschbach
Gay
Clyne
Tuege
Fles
Ruegg
McNeill
Dawson
Menges
Wild
Finch
Wells
Luss
Amex
Welle
Ames
Dawson Fein
Aires
Welish
Larocque
Goux Sets Fast Lap Record At Indianapolis Trials
In Indianapolis Ma joux won last year’s 800, breaking a one lap mark with a 1.813 mile per minute pace on a 2.4 mile course. Dawson’s lap beat Boillot’s recent French record, as thirteen elimination laps were run with drivers including Oldfield, Thomas, Burman and Wishart posting times in the 1:30s or near.
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Ind
Ma Joux
Indianapolis, Motor Speedway
Tait
Joe Dawson
George S- Boillot
Dawson
Tetalafl
Oldfield
Thomas
Burman
Palma
Christians
Guyot
Wishart
Pul
Ten
Carlson
Keene
War fears stir as Salvadorans offer to join Mexican army
Mexico City on May 26 reports the Mexican minister to Salvador that Salvadorans and Hondurans are raising a fund to aid Mexico if war breaks out with the United States. About 10,000 volunteers have offered to enlist, with several high officers ready to join the Mexican ranks.
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Mexico City
Salvador
Mexio
United States
Port Arthur Grain Elevator Built with Canadian Material
In 1915 the Vomumon Rover directed the construction of a grain elevator in Port Arthur Ontario with a capacity of 2250000 bushels. The project aimed to use Canadian material and machinery as much as possible, though a large portion of equipment came from the United States or via American builders operating branches in Canada.
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Vomumon Rover
Port Arthur
Ontario
United States
Canada
Buskin Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
In a strong opening to the thoroughbred season at Belmont Park, John Whalen's Buskin, a 4-year-old gelding ridden by Fairbrother, won the Metropolitan Handicap at one mile. Buskin held the lead from the stretch and finished five lengths ahead of Figinny, with Rockview and Borrow close behind. the event carried a $4100 purse.
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Bellmont Park
John Whalen
Buskin
Fairbrother
Ten Point
Atwust Helmont
Stromboli
Rockview
J. P. White
Borrow
England
Figning
Fauirbrother
Notter
Ising Fairy
Republican
Buckhorn
Ambrose
Gainer
Punchon
Helmont
Flying Fairy
Harrow
Hamburg
Pimileoast
Portland and Seattle Baseball Shutout Then Scoring Burst
Seattle and Portland played shutout ball until the eighth when Seattle struck back starting with Gipe batting for Kelly. A fusillade of runs followed, six men crossing home as Seattle built an 8 to 1 lead. Final score details incomplete.
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Seattle
Portland
Seatte
Gipe
Kelly
Pia Sehneider
Cadman Ray
Tacoma Wins Over Victoria In Low-Scoring Match
Tacoma defeated Victoria 3 to 1 as McGinnity and Chapman pitched superbly with solid defense. The Vancouver Spokane Vancouver game was postponed by rain. The note adds the world iron resources estimate at 123 377 000 000 tons of ore and 58 126 000 000 tons of iron.
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Victoria
McGinnity
Chapman
Tasteree
Hoftmai McGinnity
Har
Vancouver
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