Meet eastern Ohio League clash at Chauncey falls short
Chauncey and Byesville battled in Haydenville yesterday with Chauncey taking a late lead before Byesville tied it. Key hits by McDaniels Earich and Mowery helped keep the game close as Chauncey failed to plate runners after the sixth inning. Mack Cochram pitched well for Chauncey with heavy hitting from McDaniels and Earich for Byesville.
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Chauncey
Haydenville Ie
Chaunceys
Cnauncey
Grover
Ginnan
Dfieh
Earich
Mullen
Whitlatch
Zeagan
H. Barfeh
McDaniels
Mowery
Campbell
Mack Cochram
Columbus
Gatchel
H. Earich
Byesville
Chauncey Grounds
Logan
New Lexington
Knox
Muller
F. Thomas
Adams
Sooners
Rommel Finds New Battery Aids His Jinx Break
Eddie Rommel, star pitcher for the A’s, gains catcher Braggy Bruggy as his new battery partner after a slump. Cy Perkins notes Rommel can make the ball break, and Bruggy’s handling helps restore confidence as Rommel wins early games against Washington and the Red Sox.
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Billy Evans
Eddie Rommel
Cy Perkins
Rommel
Perkins
Dame
Braggy
Bruggy
Washington
Red Sox
Eddie
Brugsy
Romme
Upset Loss as Byesville Forfeits to New Lexington 20–0
New Lexington routs Byesville 20 to 0 in a Southeastern Ohio League game at New Lexington. Byesville played short handed as three players including the pitcher did not arrive, leaving an untested lineup against Jimmy Ryan who worked the mound for New Lexington. Nutter and Lyman led the hitting for New Lexington with three safeties each as the team scored across multiple innings. Attendance was reported near 900.
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New Lexington
Newton
Byesville
Lex
Jimmy Ryan
New Jex
Nutter
Lyman
New Lex
Eyesville
Hogan
Caldwell Park Sees Record Crowd in Season Opener
A large crowd gathered at Caldwell Park for the Southeastern Ohio season opener 4 to 3 victory, aided by a strong home support and key plays from standout players.
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Caldwell
Caldwell Park
Southeastern Ohio
Yesterday's Results in American Association and National League
Baseball scores from yesterday show St Paul 6 Columbus 5 and Minneapolis 4 Toledo 2 in the American Association. National League games include St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4 and New York 9 Brooklyn 5. American League reports Detroit 4 Chicago 6 New York 11 Philadelphia 3 with other games not scheduled.
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American Association
Wen
Indianapolis
Kansas City Ee
Milwaugee
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Eee Pri Saeie
Detroit
Philadelphia
Games Today Matchups Across The League
St Paul visits Oea Kansas City Indianapella at 7. Milwaukee plays Loutaville. St Louis faces Cincinnati. Brooklyn meets Boston and Philadelphia hosts New York.
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American Association
St. Paul
Kansas Citndianapella
Milwaukee
Loutaville
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Stanford's Ernie Nevers: coast star and versatile athlete
In San Francisco on April 23, Ernie Nevers of Stanford University is hailed as a rare generalist athlete capable on football, baseball, basketball, track, and swimming. Coach Harry Maloney credits natural talent and intense training, predicting a wide future in any career.
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Stanford
California
Nevers
Igenius
Beat
Ernie Nevers
Malone
George Sterling
Gouverneur
Jack London
Slugger Jack Dempsey Eyes Training With Los Angeles Team
The heavyweights champ Jack Dempsey is said to train with Los Angeles players in the Pacific Coast League, keeping in shape and taking powerful cuts at the ball. Rumors claim Willard and Firpo would back his claim to the title.
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Willard
Firpo
Jack Dempe
Los Ageles
Hartranft Aims for World Records in Shot and Discus
Glenn Hartranft of Stanford, nicknamed Tiny, nears a world mark in the shot put after a 61 foot near record and throws 164 feet 4 1 4 inches in the discus. The husky 200 pound athlete seeks Olympic team berth for Paris and heads east for IC AA A A trials at Harvard in May.
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San Francisco
Lochinvar
Glenn Hartranft
Hartranft
Stanford University
Ralph Rose
Hartranst
Paris
Golden West
Whartranft
Stanford
University of Southern California
Cardinal
I. C
Ohio Teams in Action National vs American Totals
OCR notes baseball run hitters list by national and American leagues with players Fournier Barnhart McManus Speaker Dykes Rigney Williams Robertson totals 37 and 21. Compared to last year National 44 American 22.
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Fournier
Bklyn
Barnhart
Pgh
McManus
St. L
Speaker
Cleve
PBA
Cccbesewe
Rigney
Det
Ccsceeees
Williams
el Ara
Robertson
Leading Major League Hitters National League
The list highlights top hitters with G from Grantham to Boone and includes AB runs hits and averages. Notable names include Grantham Hornaby Pinelli Wheat Blades Heisman Cobb Clarke Myatt and Boone with high averages and RBI totals across teams such as St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland and Boston.
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Grantham
Chgv
Hornaby
St. L
Pinelli
Cin
Wheat
Blades
St. I
Heisman
Det
Cobb
Clarke
Cleve
Myatt
Boone
Bost
Rain Delays Fight Between Carpenteer and Townley in Austria
Vienna April 28 Rain delays boxing match between Georges Carpenteer and Townley. The bout is postponed to Thursday. Carpenteer cancels steerage passage on the Steamship Paris for a sail a fortnight later on the Olympic.
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Vienna
Georges Carpenteer
Townley
Carhas
Paris Forsday
Olympic
Old headlines mix sports and politics in a satirical chorus
The piece blends quips about Old Hi Johnson as a presidential candidate with sports and cultural jests. It jokes about baseball stars Babe Ruth and Mike McTigue, Detroit caddies, Marines golf posters, and Michigan’s Kipke to lampoon public figures and institutions with playful, ironic humor.
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Hi Johnson
Opening Day Pitching Shines In Early Major League Play
The article notes improved pitching this spring with new balls and tightened rules. Highlights include Shawkey and Hoyt holding the Red Sox to two hits, Johnson four hits, Reuther seven hits, and Shocker six singles allowed. Early results suggest a cooler era for power hitting.
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Boston
Bob Shawkey
Waite Hoyt
Red Sox
Howard Ehmke
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia
Dutch Reuther
Giants
Brooklyn
Urban Shocker
Chicago White Sox
Southpaw Cooper
Pittsburg
Luque
Ore
Cincinnati
Jack Bentley
Eddie Rommel
Athletics
Washington
Jack Quinn
Yankees
Whitehill
Detroit
Cleveland
French turf champ Epinard twice beaten in big races
Epinard the French turf champion has failed to win twice. He trailed as a two year old and was beaten last fall in the Cambridgeshire handicap in England where he carried 128 pounds the heaviest burden ever carried by a three year old in that race.
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Epinard
France
England
East Prieses Doubt on Paddock Runs at Drake Relays
East critics challenge Charlies Paddock's 100 yard time and world record claim at Drake relay, noting the nine three five zero dispute and praising his 120 yard performance. The piece contrasts East West results and cites Olympic tryouts at Cambridge and upcoming events.
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New York
Charlies Paddock
Paddock
Cambridge
Penn
Drake
Oberst
Notre Dame
Brooker
Michigan
Boston College
Cambridge University
Virginia
Eric Liddell
Cambritfre
Douglas Lowe
Lowe
Card and Indian rallies highlight baseball action
The Cardinals rallied for four runs in the sixth and beat Benton as May took the loss, 6 to 4. The Indians overhauled the Brown in the ninth 10 to 9 with Speaker Williams Robertson and McManus homering. Fournier hit Brooklyn's runs with two homers but the Giants won 9 to 5 by pulling Dicker man and Roether from the lineup.
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Cardinals
Benton
Reds
Indians
Speaker
Williams
Robertson
McManus
Fournier
Brooklyn
Giants
Dickerman
Roether
Nehf
Dodgers
Lyons
White Sox
Pratt
Tigers
Cobb
Red Sox
Senators
Ehmke
Fuhr
Lee
J. Harris
Rice
Leibold
Lundgren
Yankees
Pennock
Dykes Homer
Philadelphia
Baseball Rules Q and A Clarify Substitutions
A question set from Billy Evans outlines that a player may start as pitcher and return to pitching if kept in the lineup. A batter who strikes out can re-enter play if the catcher muffed the third strike. A substitute entering without notifying the umpire has legal plays in batting or fielding.
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Billy Evans
NBA Service
Third Street
Cleveland
Meeting of Golf Greats Hovers Near British Championship
Arrangements indicate a potential late season match between Gene Sarazen and Arthur Havers following Havers victory over Sarazen in a recent bout. A prior California win by Sarazen is noted as context for the possible England encounter around the British Championship on June 3.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
America
Arthur Havers
England
Havers
Sarasen
California
Sarazen
Shocker Returns to Browns After Disappearance
Urbai Shocker star pitcher for the St Louis Browns is in Cleveland recovering from tonsillitis after a mysterious absence. He denies any feud with manager George Lister or club executives and suggests officials are unaware of his whereabouts. The temperamental star says he does as he pleases.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Urbai Shocker
St Louis Browns
Shocker
George Lister
Adde le
Anyon
Breathing Exercises for Children, Expert Claims
Mansfield report notes Day E Wilson asserts breathing exercises cure most ills for children. Special lung routines praised, Boston clubs discussed as potential influence on infants, with claims about weight and growth cited by the health advocate.
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Mansfield
England
Day
E. Wilson
Boston
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