Normal School Pitcher Koob Delivers Streaking No Hit Games
Ypsilanti Michigan May 15 Koob of Kalamazoo normal college pitched two no hit games this season the first against Albion college and the second against Ypsilanti yesterday The Kalamazoo pitcher also held the University of Michigan to two hits in 10 innings earlier this season The Ypsilanti game saw one run scored on three errors and his strong early season form is noted as a likely record performance.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Koob
Kalamazoo Normal College
Albion College
Ypsilanti
University of Michigan
Shop League Champs To Raise Flag At Game On Home Lot
Timken roller bearing team will raise the flag before their home debut in the Daily News Shop Baseball league race for the title. They defeated last season's champions Dueber Hampdens in a close contest and will face Berger Stark as an auto parade and city officials join the ceremony led by Mayor Stolberg and News league president Sell. The Grand Army band will perform as a full league contingent parades from the News office at 1 40.
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Timken Company
Daily News Shop Baseball League
Timkens
Dueber-Hampdens
Berger-Stark
Stolberg
Sell
News League
Grand Army Band
Buckeye Leaguers Step Back From Federal Squads
Buckeye League clubs bid farewell to Federal league teams after filing for recognition with organized baseball. Canton rejects a May 23 exhibition with Pittsburgh as the season nears. Paige cites a stronger barrier to entry while aiming for Buckeye play. Canton hosts Akron Wednesday and Minerva visits Sunday for exhibitions at League Park.
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Buckeye State Baseball League
J. H. Farrell
Fred Paige
Canton
Pittsburgh Federals
Jcaluc
USSO
McCullough
Smoky City
Gilmore
Paige
Buckeye
O. BR
Akron
Taupis
Minerva
Minervas
League Park
Kirby
Belinski
Wilhelm
Barnhart
Whitacre
McLaughlin
Carl
Prout
Patton
Walters
Lush If
Curtis
Bowman Rt. Minerva
McKinley and Clarendon Star in Northern League Victories
In the Grammar School baseball league Clarendon leads in the north with a 14 to 8 win over North Cherry, Summit defeats Woodland 16 to 4, and Crystal Park beats West North 6 to 1. In the south Cedar defeats Blark 11 to 4, Dueher beats Liberty 5 to 0, and McKinley wins a forfeit from Market amid umpire disputes.
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Clarendon
North Cherry
Summit
Woodland
Crystal Park
West North
Cedar
Blark
Dueher
Liberty
McKinley
Market
Umpiire
Batteries
McKinley Staller
Henry Market
Litner
Snyder
Brown and Haye North
Weidman
Murray
Dueber
Schmidt
Ngsgum
GS. OB
Tooo Crystal Park
North Vernes
Son Cherry
Wee Woodland
Ao Summit
Davidson Visits Football Friends and Parratt Law Study
Homer Davidson of Cleveland, a leading professional quarterback, visited local officials in Ohio. The meeting did not relate to autumn football. Parratt, also from Cleveland, is studying law in the Sixth City and may manage a Toledo pro football team in 1916.
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Homer Davidson
Findlay Club Names Prospects for Buckeye League Team
Manager Ollie Chapman lists a proposed Finns lineup including McGivern Alesch Timme Richmond or Loach Chapman Yock Blue Maguire Werner Costello and Donaldson. New recruit McGivern impressed during tryouts joining 500 daily observers at Athletic Park as the club trains in harmony under Chapman’s guidance.
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Carey
Upper Sandusky Reds
Findlay
Donaldson
Alesch
Richmond
Findlay High School
Ohio State University
Fred
Clancy
Milford
Yock
Costello
Traverse City
Werner
Morristown
Blue
Find
Chapman
Sioux City
Iowa
Maguire
Toledo
Athletic Park
Canton Pro Baseball Loses to Carrollton Independent
Canton Buckeye State leaguers were defeated in Carrollton as pitcher Masters held the professionals to six hits. Canton trailed by four after the fourth inning and failed to score until the eighth. Wilhelm and Barnhart split two innings with seven hits allowed by Wilhelm. Day drove in a run with a late double, while Curtis and Walters added extra-base hits.
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Canton
Carrollton
Masters
Prout
Wilhelm
Barnhart
Carl
Walters
Ens Kirby
McLaughlin
PO Marshall
Fidoe
Fishel
T Swann
Gordon
Steeees
Ostrosky
Ef Ridley
Steee
BI Henning
Oo Masters
P Tatewee Chaliss
Eeeereeee
Deheerneness
Henning
Curtis
Carroll
Day
Swann
Ridgley
Baseball anecdotes and track results from May 15
Ed Koneteky recites baseball tales from Beebe and Beckley and Josh Clarke, with Flaherty’s quick throws and a spat about a strike. Fostoria high wins the ninth annual northwestern Ohio meet 59 points led by Stinchcomb with 33. Columbus A. C. Independent defeats Buckeye League 4 to 1 on pitching and timely hitting. Read the want ads today.
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New York
Ed. Koneteky
Pittsburgh Feds
St. Louis Cardinals
Beebe
Jake Beckley
Postoria
Fostoria High
Northwestern Ohio
Toledo
Lakeside
Stinchcomb
Fostoria
Newark
Columbus A. C
Smith
Baseball Race Headlines and Daily Schedule
Yesterday's results show scattered scoring and standings with multiple teams in chase for the pennant. The current day schedule lists New York at Cleveland, Boston at Philadelphia, Washington at Chicago and other intercity matchups across the league.
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Detroit
Otra
New York
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia Sok
Bemle
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Peathieage
Kansas City
Baltimore
Huttalo
Newark
Buffalo
Hoston
Columbus Club offers job to ex Cantonian Luther Bonnin
Luther Bonnin formerly with Canton and now with Marion in the Buckeye State league is reported offered a return to organized baseball by the Columbus club of the American association. The ex outfielder, a noted hitter, previously played for Buffalo in 1914. Columbus probes Bonnin as Buckeye league seeks recognition in organized baseball.
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Luther Bonnin
Canton
Marion Club
Columbus Club
American Association
Bonnin
Senators
Buffalo Club
Larry Schlafly
Beach City
Buffalo
Columbus
Buckeye League
Cornell Crew A Favorite
Princeton May 15 Cornell is favored in the boat race with Princeton and Yale. Experts say Yale’s crew is strong though not as powerful as Cornell and Yale appears the strongest New Haven crews. All crews completed practice spins yesterday and look fit with ideal weather for the afternoon race.
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Princeton
Cornell
Yale
Ithacans
Carnegie
Tigers
New Haven
West Bank
East Bank
Briar Brae Faces Farnham Colts in 1915 Draft Showcase
Briar Brae's baseball squad will be selected for the 1915 campaign after Sunday's game on Briar Brae field at 3 p m against Farnham Colts. Manager B J Harris will pick the top timber from one of the organization's largest squads. Practice for players is set for Sunday morning at 9 o'clock with Palmer or Little to pitch and Davis or Marr to handle receiving duties.
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Briar Brae
B. J. Harris
Farnham Colts
Harris
Farnham
Colts
Palmer
Little
Davis
Marr
Girls Defeat Hartforday in Close 19 to 18 Baseball Game
Third Street school girls beat Hartforday school 19 to 18 with Bessie Glen and Ida Cooper as the winning battery. Misses Dickey and Jones umpired for the losers. A note on pronouncing Kauff's name suggests saying cough it.
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Third-st Sr
Hartforday School
Bessie Glen
Ida Cooper
Dickey and
Jones
Kauff
Central High to Field Six for Rival Track Meet
Coach Harry Hazlett names six Central athletes as primary scorers for the Red and Black in the second annual meet at the fairgrounds. Snyder leads in hurdles jumps and pole vault, Van Dorstan in high jump, Fisher in the 100 yard dash, Holwick in 220 and 440 yard dashes, Howe in the 440, and Keete in weights and broad jump. Canton aims to repeat victory against Alliance Massillon Salem Canal Dover New Philadelphia and Central Akron.
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Central High
Fairgrounds
Harry Hazlett
Canton
Wuly
Alliance
Massillon
Salem
Canal Dover
New Philadelphia
Akron
Hazlett
Capt
Snyder
van Dorstan
Fisher
Holwick
Howe
Dash
Keete
Central
Vogelgesang
Guest
Hauschulz
Op Hazlett
Rips and Rogues in Ringside Gossip and Baseball Banter
The column recalls fake Abe Attell scams in Argentina related to promoter Jack Grace and a mistaken Fitzsimmons impersonator. It recalls Grace’s schemes, the Giants and Reds in season chatter, and a wild night at a club with Jack Reed. It also notes suffrage day plans at the Polo Grounds and a murky explanation for a simultaneous Yankees Giants defeat.
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Abe Attell
Australia
Jack Grace
Nelson
Grace
Argentine Republic
Fitzsimmons
United States
Promoter Grace
Yanks
Giants
Nationals Call Players to Timken Grounds Sunday Practice
Members of the National based team are asked to report for Sunday morning practice at o'clock on the Timken ground. Games are desired with the Cat Noakers and Penns, with South Side teams scheduled for Sunday at pp. m. on the Timken grounds.
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Timken
Great Moscow bell the Czar Kolokol weighs near a hundred tons
The largest bell in the world known as the Czar Kolokol the Great in Moscow weighs nearly one hundred tons and stands as a monumental historic symbol.
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Czar Kolokol
Moscow
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