Toney and Dooin Highlight Early Baseball Moves
Fred Toney’s move to Louisville signals a promising youngster’s return to the minors. The Chicago Journal notes his speed and size and questions his control of the spitball. Jimmy Callahan’s delaying play draws praise as a clever tactic. Detroit’s Navin gains backing from his players after a meeting over management tensions. Charley Dooin, popular Phillies figure, is lauded despite ill health and thinning frame as St. Louis fans recall his past speed and leadership.
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Fred Toney
Louieville
Cubs
Toney
Chance
Ea Walsh
Chicago Journal
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Chicago
Jimmy
Clarke Griffith
Gleason
Lord
Callahan
Welkin
St. Louis
Charley Dooin
Phillies
Cardinals
Dooln
Doolin
Doom
Hamilton Expects to Have a Strong Team This Season
Hamilton stockholders call a meeting for Wednesday evening as enthusiasm rises over Friday’s 2 0 victory over Stevensville. Pitcher Joe Gebeau led the effort with solid form and would have achieved a shutout with better support. The current lineup features Gebeau Raftery and Marx as the core of Hammond’s classy outfit.
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Standard
Hamilton
Hamilton Baseball Association
Joe Gebeau
Stevensville
Gebeau
Raftery
Marx
Hammond
Tacoma Dropped by Northwestern League
Tacoma, Wash, was dropped from the Northwestern league at a directors meeting. The league will operate the club, pay back salaries, and finish the schedule with home games shifted to Seattle. The owner, A Rothermel, faced financial trouble and demanded 2000. The league offered 1000 and assumed debts if transferred to Tacoma locals, who must guarantee legal costs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Fielders
Em 4
A. Rothermel
Franpie
Rothermel
Rotherme
George Shreeder
Shreeder
Scores From Regional Games Across Cities
Wichita beat Omaha 6 to 4 in Omaha. St Joseph topped Lincoln 6 to 1. Des Moines rolled past Denver 113 to 2. Sioux City defeated Topeka 9 to 0.
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Omaha
Wichita
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Topeka
Nary St
Twenty-One Cars Qualify for Memorial Day 50-Mile Race
May 27 Indianapolis reports twenty-one big racing cars ran a qualifying trial for the Memorial Day 50 mile race at the brick oval. David Bruce-Brown posted the best time 1 41 75 over the 2 1 2 mile lap. Romaine broke a crankshaft, Oldfield failed to qualify due to engine trouble, others slated to run tomorrow.
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Indianapolils
Indianapolis Speedway
David Bruce-Brown
Romaine
Oldfield
Ormsby
Harne
Mulford
Speedway
Athletics Get Their Eyes On Red Sox New York Wins Again
Philadelphia battered three Boston pitchers as Boston miscues helped the visitors win. Final score shows Philadelphia 4 to 0 with O Brien Collins Bedient Carrigan Nanamaker Plank Brown Bender Thomas in the battery.
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Boston
Philadelphia
O’ Brien
Collins
Bedient
Carrigan
Nanamaker
Plank
Brown
Bender
Thomas
New York Beats Washington in Fourth Straight Win
New York extends streak to four with a 4 0 victory over Washington. Caldwell breaks a six game skid by winning his first of the season as Hughes and Henry, Caldwell and Sweeney are the batteries. St. Louis and Cleveland game postponed by rain.
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John M. Ward
Bill Sweeney
Cincinnati
Bill
New York
Washington
Caldwell
R. H. BS
Hughes
Henry
Sweeney
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Georgia Pitcher Joins New York Americans Staff
Carl Johnson of the University of Georgia, 6 feet 1 inch tall, has been attached to the pitching staff of the New York Americans. He held a strikeout record of 22 from 27 in a regular nine inning game and will report in a few days from New York, May 27.
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New York
Carl Johnson
University of Georgia
New York Americans
Champion McGrath Has Narrow Escape
New York on May 7 Matt McGrath the world hammer throwing champion and policeman was shot twice while pursuing an Italian charged with attempting to kill a man in Harlem. Both bullets hit McGrath in the shoulder but are not expected to prevent his trip to Stockholm for the Olympic team trials.
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Navin
Nevin
Mr. Navin
Ban Johnson
Detroit
Johnson
Frank
Detroit Free Press
New York
Matt McGrath
McGrath
Harlem
Stockholm
Boston and Phillies split doubleheader in Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia split a May 27 doubleheader with the Red Sox taking game one 6 to 1 behind Luder's homer and three early hits, while Brown pitched seven tight innings in game two before Perdue unraveled in relief. final scores were 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 with Dooin catching for Philadelphia and Kling and Moran among the batteries listed.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Luder
Brown
Perdue
J. H. B. Boston
Tyler
Hogg
Donnelly
Kling
Brennan
Dooin
R. H. E. Brobton Cccceace
Chicago Tops Reds 4 1 as Reulbach Holds Cincinnati
Chicago won the opening game of the series 4 to 1 behind pitcher Reulbach who limited Cincinnati to three hits. Needham and Fromme joined McLean on a game where Chicago’s offense produced steady scoring and Cincinnati struggled at the plate.
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Chicago
Reulbach
Cincinnati
R. H. B. Chicaro
Needham
Fromme
McLean
New York Defeats Brooklyn 6 to 2 in May Game
In Brooklyn on May 7 New York defeated Brooklyn by six to two. Brooklyn pitchers handed out ten bases on balls while the batteries were Ames and Meyers for Brooklyn and Knetzer Berger and Phelps for New York.
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Brooklyn
New York
H. H
Louis Defeats Pittsburg In Pitchers Battle 6 to 3
Pittsburg and St Louis clash in a May 27 game with both teams using multiple pitchers. Early after the third inning a pitchers battle unfolds between Steel and Robinson as Louis pulls ahead to win 6 to 3. Hatterles Adams Robinson Kelly Willis Steel Bresnahan noted in the tally.
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Louis
Steel
Robinson
An. H. E
Snes
Hatterles
Adams
Kelly
Willis
Bresnahan
McGoorty and Moha Meet Tonight for First Time
New York May 27 The week’s top boxing event in New York features a 10 round bout tonight between Eddie McGoorty Oshkosh Wis and Bob Moha Milwaukee at 168 pounds under the St Nicholas Athletic Club banner The clash aims to clarify lingering controversy over the former Ketchel title marking their first encounter as rivals in the ring
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New York
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Wis
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
St. Nicholas Athletic Club
Stanley Ketchel
McGoorty
Moira
Opening game set as Great Falls hosts Butte in five game series
Irby’s Senators fly in from Missoula while McCafferty and Kline duel on the mound for Slutte at Harrison Avenue grounds. McCafferty predicts a top division hold by June 15. Six games separate Great Falls and Butte with Ogden, Helena, Salt Lake and Missoula on the rough schedule through July. Dell, Mears, and Hildebrand noted for strong showings as teams line up today with Helena and Butte positions listed.
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Irby
Senators
Butte
Missoula
McCafferty
Great Falls
Harrison Avenue Grounds
Kline
Soast
Electrica
Slutte
Mears
Sialph Frary
Champ Clark
Ogden
Helena
Salt Lake
Mac
Welser Dell
Hildebrand
Bittrolff
Mike Maloney
Dell
Bryant
Tielena
Thompson
Quigley
Luss
Killilay
Menges
Sudotsky
Shortston
Brogan
Rbutte
Dockstader
Levy
Mathes
Whaling
Morehead
Stripp
Stripp Or Kafora
McNamara
Druhot
Kilne
Seattle Beats Spokane in Northwest League Opener
In Spokane on May 27 Seattle attacked early with bunched hits and benefited from wild pitching by Cochrane and later by Leonard. James pitched well for Seattle as the visitors won the opener while Tacoma edged Vancouver and Portland defeated Victoria on timely hitting and solid defense.
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Portland
Vancouver
Wae
Carmen Eeteers
le Victoria Eeeenere
DS Tacoma An Eeeenee
Seattle
Spokane
Cochrane
Leonard
Kraft
James
Raymond
Moran
Germans Pick Team to Compete at Stockholm
Leipsic Germany May 27 After two days of tryouts a team of track and field athletes has been selected to compete at Stockholm They are headed by the sprinters Rau and Hermann and the rest of the squad includes notable sprinters and field competitors.
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Leipsic
Germany
Stockholm
Rau
Hermann
Swedish meet reveals mediocre runs as German stars absent
The text notes middle-distance runner Braun and other Germans seen as top contenders for Sweden. Performances today and yesterday were mediocre due to the absence of German stars. The cold weather and poor track hindered results. Pole vaulter Pazmann, expected to threaten Americans at Stockholm, hurt his knee and fared poorly.
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Braun
Sweden
Pazmann
Stockholm
Horse Entries for Tomorrow’s Meets at Allen Idaho
Entries list for six races at Allen Idaho on May 7. Six furlongs to one mile selling and purse races feature horses such as Teller Icarian Hope So 111 and Pawhuska 118, with riders and weights noted for each entrant. Apprentica allowance appears as the final line with multiple horse names and numbers.
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Alan
Idaho
Teller
Icarian
Hope So
Margaret Randolph
Galene Gale
Robert T
Descendent
He Knows
Bucolic
Meada
Doveress
Sir Fretful
Lyte Knight
Parlor Boy
Meddling Hannah
Layminster
Sam Barber
Marie Hyde
Fort Johnson
Wiltrude S
Tippy
Judge Shortall
Blondy
Cantem
Sancho Panza
Anne McGeen
Phil Connor
Pawhuska
Enfield
Rose Queen
Royal Tea
Lady Rankin
Americus
Billy Myer
Frank Hogan
Richard Reed
Jeanne d'Arce
Roberta
Seal
Silver Stocking
Beda
Passenger
Pro Realis
Nannie McDee
Pardner
Flying d'Or
Sawyer
Sleepland
Manasseh
Bedwell's Seneca II wins feature at Alan track
Alan Idaho May 27 H G Bedwell's Seneca II led throughout to win the feature at the Alan course as Kootenai placed second. A fair ladies day crowd witnessed three favorites prevail in cloudy, fast-track conditions with several races listed including distances from three and a half furlongs to one mile and times noted for each heat.
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Alan
Idaho
H. G. Bedwell
Seneca II
Alan Course
Kootenai
Rosirns
Kirschbaum
Red Widow
Schwebig
Debutante
Buxton
Eddie Mott
Ross
Yo Solo
Carter
Native Son
Rosen
Lady McNally
McDowell
Zinkand
Hoffman
Littleton
Seneca
Forsythe
Vanir
Taplin
Fore Guard
Critic
Ocean Shore
Ada Meade
Maizie Sil
Talbot Can't Go. Kansas City May 27 report on Leo TalBot
Leo TalBot is unable to participate in the event or engagement planned, with details limited to a brief Kansan City dispatch dated May 27. The notice notes his withdrawal or absence from the scheduled activity, leaving the outcome contingent on later updates.
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Kansas City
Leo TalBot
Funerals for Cartier Naughton Edwards Scheduled
The funeral notices announce the passing of Eugene Cartier Martin C. Naughton and Mrs Jane Edwards. Cartier’s service is at 9 o clock at Emery Saville residence then St Patrick's Church for high mass at 9 30. Naughton’s service is at his daughter’s home then St Joseph's Church for mass at 9 30. Edwards’s service is this afternoon at 2 at Capitol Hill residence and St Andrew's Church Centerville with Rev. Mitchell officiating.
CAHALAN funeral at 9 at residence and church
The funeral for John J Ca halan will be at the family residence 14 East Summit Street at 9 o'clock and mass at St Marys Church at 9 30 Interment will be in the family plot in the Catholic cemetery Roscoe Lee Wilsons remains arrived last evening and will be moved to the residence of EB P Wilson 1034 Utah Avenue for a funeral to be held at a time to be announced later
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