Protest Over Third Base Call Delays Play in Elks State House Game
President James C. Smith will rule today on a protested third base play from yesterday's Elks versus State House game at Laidley Field. Umpire Hudson ruled a baserunner safe, prompting manager Whiteman to file. Beers calls for replay as Elks rally produced a 4-3 finish before a Twilight League crowd.
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State House
Beers
James C. Smith
Wllicht
Hudson
Elke State House
Igg
Elks
Suns
Eough
William Whiteman
Stats House
Smith
Biddy Beers
Elks Club
Hughart
Elia
Rochelle
Thomas
Crows
Holt
Bill Lively
Blessing
Baylegs
Crowe
Marler
Whiflel
Curtis
Arehart
Patrick
Felder
Tally Acrosy
Archart
Mahre Stark
Elke
Hughert
Thuran
RHE State House
Harler and Beers
Beere
Hixa
Janes C. Smith
Twilight Leagus
Latcley Field
Elke’ Club
State Hoyas Wiabes
Barrett, Sharples battle ends in 12-7 Barrett victory
Barrett defeats Sharples 12 to 7 at Sharples with Petty hitting a home run for Barrett. Lee started for Barrett, pitched until the fifth, then relievers allowed two hits. Justices, Plavis, Brown, Lee, Petty, and Rollins credited in the batteries. Also includes results for Elk, Goshorn Hardware, andSouth Hills games with various rallies and standout hits.
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Barrett
Sharples
Fitching
Petty
Lee
C. Crane and Company
Barreth
Union District High
Bulkin
H. Y Sharples
Justices
Plavis
Brown
Rollins
Gorhorn
South Fills
Armor Park
Goshorn Hardware
Hillmen
Stillman
Siddleton
Middleton
J. Jackson
StUlman
South Hills
E. Goshorn
South Hilla
Lockhart
Liversedge
Forbes
Pirates fall as Braves sweep third game in Boston series
June 10 Boston nips Pittsburgh six to four as three Pirates pitchers falter. Traynor homered driving in two runs, Moore injures leg and is replaced by Rawlings. Rosters list players such as Grantham Padgett Burrus and Welsh with Traynor to Moore to Grantham on the double.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Trsynor
Funkers
Moore
Rawlings
Narcla
Mars
Granham
Thresboss
Padgett
Webb
Traynor
Burrus
Grantinn
Gribat
Welsh
Bills
Nrrigon
Adama
Sheehan
Morrison
Losity
Aweoney
Oduy
Periaum
Tims
Marriott
Gibson
Hurria Ie
Padgatt
Smith
Graham
Pittsburgn
RL & In Carex
Barsmart
Aby Wright
Grantham
Smalth
P. Bighes
Mm Gooch
Fae Morrison
Adams
Keventh
Philadelphia
T. Burna
Fona
Svilwon
Wrightatons
Schultz
I Mokan
Hawke
Wendell
Holke
Howling
Himmick
Huber
Baicchelt
Forasca
Forasca In Olehtn
Hawks
Mitchell
Cincinnati
AB. Tho
Aeeesey
Dronsen
Roush
Fei Brewsler
Walker
Caveney
Pinolli
Bohne
Benton
Trossler
Niehaus
Fame
Sacrificas
Ortiz
Drewsen
Critz
Mienaus
Bacon
Baile
Hart
Bitchel
McLaughlin
Ek Ae
Phillies Lose Third Straight to Cincinnati
Cincinnati built a 3 2 win over Philadelphia as Cruz homered in the first inning. Cavenay and Niahella drove in runs with a 2 triple and a Cruz sacrifice, securing the seventh inning lead in a tight series finale.
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Cincinnate
Philadelphia
Cruz
Reds
Cavenay
Singls
Niahella
Philadelphia Washington to Chicago and St Louis
A sequence of city pairs listed as Philadelphia Washington Chicago St Louis Cleveland New York Detroit Boston. The fragment suggests a transportation or routing note linking multiple major cities across the region. No clear event or outcome is specified in the readable text.
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Boston
Fittibuteh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Datroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Potomac State Wins Net Title In West Virginia Tennis
Potomac State College claimed the West Virginia intercollegiate tennis title at Montgomery defeating Salem College in doubles and New River State in singles. Stevens and Bath of Potomac State defeated Carpenter and Kennedy 5-4 3-6 6-2 in doubles, while Stevens beat Canterbury of New River 6-2 6-1.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Potomac State School
West Virginia
Salem College
Tingle
New River State
Stevens and
Bath
Potoma
Carpenter and
Kennedy
Salem
Stevens
Canterbury
New Hiver
One Sided Games In Retail League Dominate Scores
Woodrum blanked Frankenbarger 9 0 as Haas held foes to three hits through seven innings with Bonham at short. Jossere’s 11-4 win over Finnmond Shoe featured Stine’s pitching and Kelly, Hunt and Brawley with multi hit nights. Southern Association notes report Little Rock and New Orleans results, plus Memphis Mobile and other scores in a busy slate.
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Woodrum
Frankenbarger
Feld
Haas
Franco
Bon
Coyle
Richardson Jossere
Finnmond Shoe and Garment Company
Stine
Aiy
Fanning
Kelly
Hunt
Brawley
O ' Agnew
Reed
Southern Association Tittle Rock
New Orleans
New Okinawa
Memphis
Mobile
Mobiile
Arate
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Charleston Gazette
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Gasette League
Pet
Asa
TBD
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B .Bas
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Es Btate House
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KK. of
Ghes. Lumber
Mall League
Marthes
PF. Ses
Marines
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Chas
Mibush
Atlantic Fairmont
Wheeling
Johnstown
Cumberland
Capitol
Kcnneoren
Charleston
Orioles
With Glenn Tryon
Braves
Don Songer
Oklahoma City
Pirates
Songer
Army Goods Headquarters
Virginia
Summers Sts
Army and Navy
Virginia Street
Virginia and
Summers Streets
Feg Murray
Faust Infuelder
Mel Iy
Fort Smith Club
Western “Association
Walter Fauat
House of David
Arlen
Jett Galen
Gotch
New Yorke
Mr. Gotch
Frank
Heston
Jack Quinn
Red Sox
Heilmann
Haney
Rigney
Bassler
Johnson
Cobb
Club Landing
Potomac State
Morket
Grayson Gaberdine
Grayson
Capitol Street
Gulperin’s Music Shop
oMan
Wilson Bros
Arcade Men’s Shop
Frances
White Coyle
Richardson
Diamond
Stine Star
Ham
RHE
Branco
Haas and Fisher
Crendenin and
McDavid
Phedd
Hughes
Jel
Forntathon
Basel
Ato
meKoor Mer
Kamp Kook
Virginia Street Auto Accessories
Capitol 309
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