Brooklyn Shuts Out Opponents Amid Scoring Spikes
Brooklyn pitchers Cooper and Gibson blanked the opposition as Dell and Reston anchored a shutout bid. Hiensel Viox and Sit tow drove timely runs in a sixth inning sequence, while other reports describe Cincinnati and New York games with late scoring chances and defensive plays.
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Pacific Coast League Postponements Rain Delays Several Games
In Portland and San Francisco the Portland-Portland-San Francisco game and others were postponed due to rain. Across the circuit additional matchups including Cleveland-Kansas City and Columbus-Milwaukee were also put off. Northwestern and Western leagues reported AML games delayed by rain as well.
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Greatest outfielder of all time a Texas hero
The piece lauds Tris Speaker of Hubbard Texas as the finest outfielder, praising his fielding mastery during the Yankee Red Sox series at the Polo Grounds. It notes his flawless reads, gaudy throws, and deep studies of hitters, contrasting him with other greats and reflecting on the sport’s evolving, fairer era. It also cites shifts in umpiring culture and the modern emphasis on honest, entertaining play.
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Bert Getty Leads Six Runners to Denver for Derby Prep
Bert Getty and six runners depart Butte for Overland Derby near Denver. The stable under Getty, who swept three fair meet stakes years ago, races Princes G Wassach Robert Mantell Martha McKee Dennis Stafford Otto Kahn, with jockey Leeds aboard. Also mention of Billy Gemmell’s stable and plans to race in Mexico after Denver.
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Salt Lake Coast League Manager Suspended Indefinitely
Los Angeles May 21. Salt Lake Coast League manager Cift Blank enship received a message from President Allan Baum this afternoon to suspend him indefinitely for his conduct toward Umpire Finney during yesterday's game.
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Morristown tennis match ends with retirement in East tourney
Morristown Pa May 7 Norwegian star Bjurstadt retired in the third set of her match with Mrs Frederick Schmidt at the Morristown Field club tournament. An attack of muscular jamiette forced the retirement though Schmidt offered to post one the referee ruled against the proposal. Each player had won a set prior to the stoppage.
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Welsh vs White Lightweight Bout Targeted for Denver
New York May 7 reports a tentative July 8 world lightweight title bout between Freddie Welsh and Sharite White of Chicago.双方 agreeable to compromise terms, with Denver promoters to accept the finalized concessions.
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Rebels Bump Federals In Federal League Clash
Pittsburg, May Buffalo led the way with strong hitting as Engle and Loudon delivered timely hits. The Pittsburg Federals were defeated 9 to 4 after a five-run rally in the eighth inning. Anderson and Blair starred. Toggs, Dickson, and Berry credited with key plays. Also notes that Kansas City Baltimore, Newark Chicago and other games were postponed by rain or cold. Yale track team heads to Philadelphia for preliminaries in the famed Franklin Field meet.
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Ninth straight win for Comiskey's minions
Chicago tops New York 9 to 2 in the final game of the series as bunched hits aid the victory. Deis pitched well, with Battery Warhop Cottrell and Sweezy and Benz and Schalk behind him. Detro it and Washington also won. Boland allowed three runs while Foster Acosta produced three runs. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 9 to 8 in slugging clash as La Joie starred. Batteries listed as Johnson Henry Boland Oldham Stanage for Detroit and Baines Schang McAvoy Morton ONeil for Cleveland.
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Austrian Rubber Shipment Conspiracy Alleged in New Indictment
A federal grand jury charges Harry K. Salomon and associates in New York with a conspiracy to defraud the United States via false manifests on rubber exports. Named are Albert Salomon of Salomon Hyos, Albert B. Newman, Franz Rosenvere of Hanover, and Sigmund Karman of Budapest. Two shipments valued at 50,000 appear mis declared to Germany via Tealy, one hidden in barrels of resin and cotton waste. X ray tests uncovered the concealment.
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Plan for market in bills of exchange US Chile
Washington May 27 definite plan for a market of bills of exchange drawn on US banks and payable in dollars was presented at the pan American financial conference. Backed by the Gussenheim copper interests Bethlehem Steel and Du Pont Powder, the plan aims to aggregate at least 20 million dollars in exchange annually.
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Petitions for Clemency Backed by Frank Committee
About twenty thousand petitions from across the nation were mailed from Chicago to the Georgia governor requesting clemency for L80 M. Frank. The mass effort, claimed to total 300 000 to 400 000 names, was organized by the Frank Committee and the anti capital punishment society.
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