Janvrin Saves Sox Whitewash
Boston’s Harold Janvrin delivered a ninth inning home run to avoid a shutout as the Red Sox lose 9 to 1 at St. Louis. Harry Hooper led Boston with three hits while Mitchell supported with sharp pitching and late Browns rallies.
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Johnson Beats Detroit 2-1 as Ninth Win Goes to Johnson
Walter Johnson notches his ninth consecutive victory for Washington in a 2-1 win over Detroit at Navin Field. Zamloch hurled eight innings in his first major league start, with Shanks, Moeller, and Cobb driving the scoring for the locals and the visitors.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Navin Field
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Cobb
Ainsmith
Moeller
McKee
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Veach
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McBride
Myers Leads in Base Stealing Record Race
Myers of the Boston Braves leads the season in stolen bases with a four-steal cushion over Bescher of Cincinnati and six on Bescher. His 115 steals last season in the Northwestern league warn challengers. Milan heads the American league with 18 steals versus 13 for Bush. McDonald tops Braves hitters at .429. Huggins leads in runs, while Cobb remains outside the theft and run leader lists. The piece lists team batting leaders across the circuit.
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Philadelphia and Cleveland Split Opening Baseball Series
Philadelphia beat Cleveland 4 to 2 in the first game of the series. Wyckoff started for Philadelphia but was relieved in the second inning by Bender who earned the win. Barry driven runs and an error produced four Philadelphia runs. Oldring was ejected for arguing with umpire Dineen.
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Underprice Basement Sales Offer Economy Opportunities
The notice markets basement selling as a way to move stock cheaply. It touts no high price and offers ready money to manufacturers in financial trouble, inviting buyers to come in daily for savings.
Trade talk swirls as Hedges cites Janvrin as key target
Boston president Hedges singled out Harold Janvrin as the only player from the team who could help his club and stated he would trade for Janvrin if McAleer opens negotiations. He did not confirm interest in Wallace but hinted at a strong trade possibility for Janvrin. McAleer has been pursuing players from the central league to bolster his outfield and catching positions.
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National Commission's mower incident hits Blue Grass league
A lawn mower accident involving a National Commission member cut into the Blue Grass league region as officials investigate the impact and potential consequences.
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Blue Grass League
White Sox fifth straight over New York in series finale
Chicago completed a four game winning streak against New York by beating the Yankees 5 to 3. Fisher was ejected after arguing a strike call. Clark finished the game allowing two runs. Weaver, Chase, and Fournier starred on defense as Chicago tallied four runs in the third inning.
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Rockland Forms Semi-Pro Team Under Donovan
A fast semi-pro squad is being formed in Rockland for the season under manager John S. Donovan of Boston College fame. The roster mixes semi pro and college stars including John Mahar Burke Drake Speedy Barry Connors McPartlin Donovan Poole McMorrow brothers Ford and Spot Rush.
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Speedy Barry
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Pennsylvanias rise rivals Cornell for intercollegiate title
Arthur Duffey surveys the track scene as Pennsylvania and Cornell emerge as the favorites for the intercollegiate championships at the Stadium May 30 and 31. Lippincott, Jones, and Murphy loom as key performers with Penn challenging Cornell after recent dual meets. Yale and Harvard also show strength, while Brown and others threaten in late events.
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Quakers
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Don Lippincott
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Fifth Matty Baldwin Fights Wolgast To Draw In Armory
The record shows Fifth Matty Baldwin boxed Ad Wolgast to a ten round draw at the old Armory. Nelson never met Baldwin during his lightweight title reign.
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Eddie Grant
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Jesse Willard
Gunboat Smith
Luther McCarty
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New York
Brick Owens Fired for Gambling Rumors Stir Past Umpire Debate
The letter argues against judging Brick Owens for gambling rumors while noting his reputation as a skilled baseball umpire. It questions historic arbiters' reactions to gamblers and defends Owens' integrity amid speculation about roulette or cards.
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Schalk Criticized for Alarming Chicago AL Play
Anent Schalk, catcher, drawn sharp critique for breaking league norms as Jimmy Callahan keeps him in the lineup daily. The piece portrays Schalk as not a hitless wonder yet suggests his continued selection defies traditions.
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Jimmy Callahan
A Tossers Path From Field to Pawnbroker Trade
A wry note observes retired baseball players turning to pawnbroker work, linking the crafts by common tools of the trade. The piece notes that balls remain the most useful implement in both professions, highlighting the sport’s enduring influence on postcareer ventures.
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