Rain Halts Five Inning Baseball Tilt At Newfield Park
In a soggy fifth inning rain delay at Newfield Park the Americans led the Senators 2 to 1 as Gus Gardella drove in a run and Roy Grimes later scored. Eddie Lennon was pulled from the mound as the game was halted amid torrents, with 2,300 fans watching and Old Jupe Pluvius blamed for the interruption. For the record, Gardella crossed the plate for the Senators second run and H. W. Baker contributed earlier. The game remained in limbo as rain continued.
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Jupe Pluvius
Feragon
Newfield Park
Ake
Eddie Lennon
Amos Brown
Gus Gardella
Shreehite
Huck Weaver
Brown
Salnutes
Mig
Old É Mi
Yur
Lai
Sterwood
Weaver
Baker
I Martford
Grimes
Briger
H. F. Baker
Roy Grimes
Hartt
the Weater
H. W. Baker
Gardella
Burke
Werre
H. W. Baker Tass
Ed Gardella
Low
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Sherwadd
Lal
O'Neill
Wight
Walker
Yim
Shay
Skiff
Ray Grimes
Sherwood
Oldfield to Meet Duray in Uniontown Derby Title
Barney Oldfield announced a meeting with Arthur Duray to race for the championship and a $10,000 purse in an international match next Thursday at Uniontown independence derby. The event draws front page attention amid a rain delay and other baseball notes.
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Uniontown
Barney Oldfield
Arthur Duray
Ray Keating Hit Freely in First Game with Yanks
Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 1 as Baghby limited the visitors to five hits while Russell and Keating were hit hard. Keating yielded freedom to the Cleveland lineup and the home club claimed the win in Cleveland.
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Ray Keating
Yanks
Cleveland
Baghby
New York
Russell
Keating
Smith Traded to Boston for Hearne in MLB Move
Boston announces pitcher George Smith of the New York Nationals will join the Braves in exchange for Bonnie Hearne. The agreement was arranged last night via telephone between Chicago and Pittsburgh, with Managers George Stallings and John McGraw involved. Wearne left the local club claiming salary disputes.
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Boston
George Smith
New York
National League Baseball Club
Bonnie Hearne
Chicago
Pittsburgh
George Stallings
Braves
John McGraw
Giants
Wearne
St. Louis Tramped On Twice in Twin Bill with Braves
Boston won two games from St Louis in a twin bill on July 14. The first game ended 4 to 4 with Murphy driving in four runs and scoring twice. In the second game Boston won 4 to 3 aided by an error by McHenry in the third inning that allowed two Boston runs.
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Braves
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Boston
Murphy
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Rawlings
Herzog
Massey
Wickland
C. Smith
Grimm
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Conzales
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Boetzel
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Ames
Fisher
J. C.smith
Betzel
Menry
Maranville
St.Louis
St. Lotis
Weht
Wehf
Dempsey and Leonard Bout Aimed at Madison Square Garden
A misformatted note describes a Tuesday bout at Madison Square Garden featuring Miske Dempsey and Leonard in a promised display for Uncle Sam’s troops. The report hints at a match between Tuck Dempsey, seen by experts as a leading title hopeful, and Willy Leonard, whose prowess is noted but details are unclear.
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Miske Dempsey
Garden
Leonard
Carol
Aladison Suluire Garden
Athie
Uncle Sam's Boys
Arena Fron
Pit
Dome
Tuck Dempsey
ANS Ne Perts
Willard Appar H
Willy
Cubs Rampage Beats Phillies 9 to h in Chicago
Chicago jumped to a batting rampage and pounded out a 9 to win over Philadelphia. Snappy fielding limited the Phillies as the Cubs moved toward the pennant.
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Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Philadelphia
Firing Line Meeting Aims to Halt Hostilities in League
New London hosts an afternoon meeting of moguls to halt hostilities and revive the old six club circuit. Am ericans President Kane and Providence Grays Owner Moulton attend though not Big Six members. Discussions include league future, possible club expulsions, and plans amid ongoing baseball upheaval.
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Old League
Prexy Kane
Ben Moulton
Providence Grays
Merisra
Lane
Moulton
Worcester
Frank Mattoon
Waterbury
Frank
Eastern League Yesterday Scores and Upcoming Games
Hartford defeated Bridgeport 2 1 but the game was called after five innings due to rain. Providence led New Haven by eight runs. Today New London visits Springfield and Worcester travels to Waterbury for scheduled games.
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Bridgeport
Providence
New Haven
Games Today
New London
Springfiald
Worcester
Waterbury
Baseball relief overestimation joins war effort ruling
Boston May 14 Baseball was classed as non productive by the Brighton Tavcal draft board in ruling no test case brought by John Park Henry catcher for the Boston National League team against Crowder's work or fight rules. The board said relief from war strain furnished by baseball was over estimated and its financial contribution to the war was no larger than the sacrifices of millions of citizens.
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Boston
Brighton Tavcal Draft Board
John Park Henry
National League Baseball
Cincy Reds Hit Demaree Hard In Series Opener
Cincinnati pounded Demaree in the first game of the series, beating the Giants 9 to 5 in New York. Sacre contributed for the visitors as Cincinnati seized early control.
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Demaree
Giants
Cincinnati
Sacre
New York
Jungaleers Final Victory Over Griffs 7-0 in Washington
Detroit clinched three of four in the series by defeating Washington 7 to 0. Veach, Heilman, and Foster led with two-base and three-base hits. Shaw, Ayers, and Hovlik pitched for Detroit with mixed innings. Washington managed only two base hits and left seven men on base as Detroit capitalized on errors and timely hits.
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Hay
Gardella
Tow
Roy Grimes
Briger
Weaver
Ben Werre
Walker
O'Neill
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Pa Sherwood
Lai
H. F. Baker
Ray Grimes
H. W. Baker
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Lennon
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Roland Glohnson
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Brookline Shooter Wins Amateur Trap Title
G T Osborn of Brookline claimed the Massachusetts Trap Shooting Association amateur title with a perfect 190 straight at Riverside. He earns a chance to contest the national amateur championship in Chicago next month amid foggy conditions. Thirty-nine shooters competed, including two women. Osborn also tied twice with Jay Clark Jr for the state handicap title, Clark winning on a third shoot off.
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G. T. Osborn
Brookline
Massachusetts Trapshooting Association
Riverside
Osborn
Chicago
Jay Clark, Jr
Clark
Eastern League Meeting Weighs End of Season
Major minor league tensions rise as the Eastern League owner meeting at Taft Hotel New Haven debates suspending play after next week amid disbandment talks. Club magnates explore financial viability and retained player rights while officials consider the National Association ruling and potential closure.
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Astern
National Association
Western League
Southern Association
United States
Pacific Coast
Newfield Park
Jim Clarkin
Senators
the Park
Clarkin
Feague
Nat Jim Clarkin
Markin
Shant
Tennis Tourney Opens on Y Courts in ACA Event
Considerable interest surrounds the first ACA tennis tournament opening this afternoon on the Y M C A courts. First round features pairs Hall and Mennick vs Hawley and Miller, Strong and Linehaugh vs Laer and McManus, plus several other pairings and a Pastime Puseheall South Norwalk challenge to 18 20 teams for three to five game series with guarantees.
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H. MM. Mennick
F. B. Hawley
Paul L. Miller
Rh. W. ¥. Strong
Gerald Linehaugh, Jr
W. S. Laer
F J. McManus
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Hewlett
Gregory C. Bryan
Capt. Cosgrove
F. EL Andrews
Young
W. F. Davenport
George B. Brown
B. MM. Fosdick
W. F. Brown
William Clarrity
Edgar Melean
Bennett
Ed. O'Ney
Paul Buescher
Em. Ricker
Alex Alson
Puseheall
South Norwalk
A. Ve Lane
Pastimes
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