Brewers Lose Doubleheader in Kansas City
Kansas City swept Milwaukee in a May 31 doubleheader, 3 2 and 4 3. Compton homered in the second game, Pfeffer collided with Roth and was hospitalized, while Beall and Mattick supplied key hits and Pfeffer, Mattick, Brief stole bases in a tight twin bill.
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Pfeffer
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Cleveland doubles Columbus in second game of May doubleheader
Cleveland defeats Columbus 11 to 2 in the second game after losing the opener. Hoyt and McVaugh faced the hitters for Columbus while Cleveland’s bats, including Gardiner and Knight, produced key hits. The doubleheader ended with Columbus hampered by errors and Cleveland pulling away late.
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Columbus
Secon
Hoyrs
McVaugh
Saints Win and Tie in Twin City Doubleheader
In Minneapolis St Paul led 10 5 in game one and 8 to 0 in game two before the second game ended after eight innings to comply with Sunday baseball law. Hall O Rourke and M Nally starred as the twin bill produced 58 hits and 31 runs.
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Minn
St. Paul
Hall
O'Rourke
M@Nally
Colonels and Indians Split Doubleheader in Louisville
Louisville and Indianapolis split a May 31 doubleheader with 1–0 and 6–5 games. Severeid’s single, a fumbled base, and an error-laden late rally doomed Louisville in the finale, while Woodburn and errors aided Indianapolis in the opener.
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Lousville
Lianapolis
Sngie
Siollen
Woodburn
Tigers Drop One as Crawford Homers in Fifth
St. Louis defeated Detroit 4 to 1 as Crawford hit a solo homer in the fifth inning. Pratt twice drove in runs and Pratt scored on a double steal. Pitchers Baumgardner and Dubuue limited Detroit to one run in the 1 41 time with Connolly working the plate.
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St., Louis
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Detroit
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Shotten
Austins
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Louis
Han Sae
Williams
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Gailiome
Baume
Apaer Vey
Baumgardner
Dubus
Pires
Connolly
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Benz Pitches No Hit Contest
Chicago defeats Cleveland 6 to 1 as Joe Benz fires a no hitter with two walks and six runs aided by errors. Wood scores Cleveland’s lone run after a misplay. Blanding relieves Benz and is hit hard. Egan and Evans umpire the game at Chicago.
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Chicago
Joe Benz
Cleveland
Wile
Weaver
Wood
Alcock
Bia
Blanding
Blandig
Collins
Berger
Chase
Bowman
Staten
Demmtt
Reece
Turner
Weav
Iton
Basle
Blandfhy
Egan
Evans
American League standings and pitching fight in late 1910s style
A humorous 1914 baseball column analyzes the American League race. Detroit’s slump stems from Ty Cobb’s absence while Boston’s Wood returns to form. The White Sox improve. Cleveland gains on the road. St. Louis Browns emerge as dangerous. Washington and Griffith receive praise for strong pitching and depth.
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Joe Wood
Plank
Bender
Athletics
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Cleveland
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Igea
Yankees
Ry Hazel
Walsh
Williams
Tioden
Ty’ Cobb
Hugh Jenning
Peach
Washington
Walter Johnson
Smoky Joe
Cobb
Crawford
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Wares
Leary
Rickey
Wood
Chicago White Sox
Callahan
Jimmy
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Ed Walsh
Cubs
Walsh Callahan
Cavs
Harry Lord
Harry
Chicago
Hal Chase
Chase
Joe Birmingham
Clark Griffith
Old Fox
Nationals
Bob Groom
Ayres
Groom
Griffith
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Latonia Gun Club Hosts 28th Annual Trapshooting Tournament
Attendance fell on the final day as three squads competed in sixty one twenty target events. W Ford led amateurs with 143 while H W Heikes of Dayton was second with 142. Pro C A Young from Springfield topped scorers with 145 and C B Cage followed at 138. The event wrapped by 1 30 pm after two days of shooting with 5 960 turrets on day one and 2 370 on day two. Members plan to attend the Creseville state shoot this week.
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H. W. Heikes
Dayton
S. Rybolt
Westwood Gun Club
W. Link
J. E. Schreck
Antestarts
Ball Park
Creseville
League of Trapshooters
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Reds Reach Midseason Pulse as Pirates Beaten Twice
In a remarkable week the Redland team climbed to second place, closing on the Giants. They swept Philadelphia and Bellaire series, blanked the Pirates in a doubleheader, and impressed with Davenport and Douglas on the mound. Ames and Yingling continued airtight pitching, Benton faltered recently, and the Reds strengthened offense and base running, predicted to contend in the league’s top tier.
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Philadelphia
Reds
Quakers
Doon
Alexander the Great
Redtop
Bellaire
Redland
Smoketown
Pirates
Douglass
Earl Yingling
Dave Davenport
Buccos
Davenport
Douglas
Ames
Yingling
Benton
Union of
Cubs Rout St. Louis 11 to 1 in Core Chicago win
Chicago battered St. Louis pitchers and won 11 to 1. Zimmerman had three hits with two doubles driving in five runs, Leach added three hits including two doubles, Dolafits home run helped break the game open. Perritt started for St. Louis and struggled before Nichalg relieved in the sixth.
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St. Louis
Zabel
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Perritt
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Zimmerman
Leach
Baseball Box Score for St Louis Chicago Tilt
In the top of the eighth Magee and J Miller were pinch hit for, with Leach Dolan Zimmerman Corriden Nehaus delivering two base hits and Johnston homering. Perrite allowed eight runs in six and a third, Niehaus four in one and two thirds, Zimmerman notching a sacrifice and Corriden stealing twice. Left on base five for St Louis and four for Chicago. Zabel, Perritt, and Niehaus walked players. Niehaus earned two wild pitches. Time one fifteen. umpires Rigier and Emslie.
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Niehaus
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Giants Hope Western swing cements pennant push
John J. McGraw analyzes the National League season from a Giants viewpoint. He notes tougher tests in Cincinnati and St Louis, praises Milton Stock and Arthur Devlin as new third basemen, discusses pitching woes, and dismisses trade rumors as harmful to team morale. He expects a late pennant race with the Pirates, Braves, and Reds amid injuries and uneven performances.
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Clarke
Deague
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Cincinnati
Herzog
Reds
Joe” Kelley
Detroit
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Mack
Bender
Plank
Connie
O'Toole
Pittsburge
Robbie
Boston
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Merkle
Grant
Marquard
E. Wheeler
East New Richmond Baseball Box Score
East New Richmond two base hit by Adkins and three base hit by Burkhardt headline a tight game. Final notes list pitches by Hughes Adkin and Schenz with strikes and outs, noting total runs and errors.
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Walnut Hills Triumph Over Valley State In Tight Contest
The matchup features notable players such as Linder Hor Reider and Kohlberger Kräter. Walnut Hills defeats Valley State with a late rally as Ammon and Neutzel combine for dominant pitching and several key hits including two-base and three-base plays.
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Hoffeld
Miberg
Reider
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Lexington Downs Newport 6 4 Behind Hart Early Blast
Lexington defeated Newport 6 to 4 in Lexington by hammering Hart in the sixth inning. Woodrum pitched well early but surrendered the decisive runs as Lexington used singles by Konnick Cain Guyn and Crouch to plate the go ahead tally. Key plays included McEvoy and Shafer highlighting defense and Konnick driving in the late runs.
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Tworbase Huse
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Hollis
Daubert
Utrecht
McEvoy
Woodrum
Goodman
Cefalu
Shafer
Arundel
Ironton tops Portsmouth in wild scoring game
Ironton defeated Portsmouth 4 to 2 in a high scoring contest at Portsmouth. Dashner led Ironton with dominant pitching and hitting while Weller sizzled at the plate and on the mound for the visitors. The slow start and late surge defined a tense finish as Ironton pulled away in the final innings.
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Huntington Tops Charleston in 10th Inning Rally
Huntington scored twice in the tenth to beat Charleston 4 3 in a late comeback. Kelly hit a four bagger and a walk set up the decisive inning as Simms faltered in relief. Strain pitched strong relief for Charleston but failed to stop Huntington’s late surge.
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McDoney
Carmany
Calbert
Shaffer
Champs Fall To Chapman's Wild Men In Stiff Tilt
Meysville drops pennant race game 6 to 4 as Arnett struggles on the mound and Friend delivers a two run third inning. Chapman, Curtis, Emory and Mace pace the visitors with timely hits while Chillicothe pitchers keep Meysville off balance.
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