Giants Rally With Eight-Run Eighth To Beat Giants 9 2
Campbell kept the scoring quiet for seven innings as the Giants exploded for eight runs in the eighth, winning 9 to 2. Hulswitz contributed to the defeat with several miscues and bunts misfired. National League results show New York over Cincinnati 2 to 0, Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 11 to 2, Brooklyn 5 over Chicago 3, Boston 3 over St. Louis 0. American League final Detroit 6 Boston 4.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Ational League
American the Cue
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Burg
York
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Isecses
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Washington
Dayton
Mbus
South Bend
Terre Haute
Evansville
Clay
Wheeling
Paul
Early Baseball Matchups Across Major League Cities
New York faces Cincinnati while Brooklyn travels to Chicago. Philadelphia plays Pittsburg and Boston meets St. Louis in key league games.
Giants Rally denies Reds in eight run nightmare
New York beat Cincinnati 9 to 1 after an error by Hulswitz and misplays spurred an eight run eighth inning. Campbell pitched well until that inning as Hans Lobert and Billy Campbell led Cincinnati, while Merkle Donlin and Bresnahan sparked the Giants surge.
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Billy Camp
Reds
Giants
Asdy Hulswitz
Mike Grey
New York
Cincinnati
Campbell
Forlor
Lobert
Hulswitz
MecGinnity
Taylor
Bags
Imnon
Feny
Kane
Dovlin
Shanon
Seymour
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Haas
Bresnahan
Mitchell Minzel
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Donile Devlin
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Shannon
Tenney
Needham
Devlin
Cess DD
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Bridwell
S.s
McGinnity
Doyle
Huiswitz
Cincinn
O' Day
Giants and Reds Prepare For Second Game In Series
The Reds rotated Andy Coakley for pitching while Christy Mathewson toed the rubber for the Giants in the afternoon clash at 3. George Schlei would catch for Ganzel's squad. Giants arrived yesterday morning as Mike Donlin and J Bent ley Seymour greeted friends. Secretary Fred Knowles is present with the team and a cheerful welcome. Ballpark telephone number changed to West 3316.
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Andy Coakley
Reds
Christy Mathewson
Giants
George Schlei
Ganzel
Mike Donlin
J. Bentley Seymour
Giants Prepare for Back-to-Back Game Weekend
efforts aim to stage the game today and tomorrow with the Giants scheduled for two Saturdays and one Sunday. Matty Schwab reports his diamond drying machine is ready to dry grounds within an hour after rain and a record crowd is expected tomorrow with advance seat bookings advised.
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Giants
Matty Schwab
Miller Huggins Linked to Balloon Ascension Record
The remark links Miller Huggins to a balloon ascent that followed his departure from the game. A season best for runs in one inning was set after he left, with the eighth inning proving decisive.
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Miller Huggins
Miller
Reds Edge Giants as Small Men Stand Out in Pitching Duel
Campbell pitched brilliantly while Kane opened scoring with a single and Campbell sacrifice, followed by Huggins' timely hit to plate the run. Cincinnati presses for Dave Brain's services as Lobert struggles, Kane likely moving to left and Paskett to center.
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Devlin
Huggins
Nicklin
Tenney
Bridwell
Donlin
Merkle
Shannon
Lobert
Seymour
Bresnahan
Herzog
Paskett
McGinnity
Taylor
Needham
Mitchell
Ganzel
Giants
Schleif
Mowrey
Kane
Hulswitz
Reds
Campbell
Eighth inning error costs game for 4000 fans
In a tense game a misplayed ball by Hulswitz at the critical moment led to a long eighth inning. If fielded cleanly a double play might have ended the frame and spared the crowd of four thousand from the agony of watching the inning unfold.
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Hulswitz
Ares
Bresnahan Throws and Near Misses in Baseball Play
Bresnahan threw to first base yesterday and nailed Robert. He almost caught Kane and would have caught Mike Mitchell if Tenney had covered his proper position. Tenney missed Mitchell as he swung, though Mike had not touched the bag yet.
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Lobert
Kane
Paskett
Bresnahan
Robert
Mike Mitchell
Tenney
Mitchell
Mike
Sun Field Shifts For Outfielders In Series
Shannon moved to right field due to bright sun. Shan non prefers the sun field, Donlin dislikes it, and Mike goes to left. The changes will continue during this series if sun remains bright.
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Shannon
Donlin
Mike
Larry McLean Readies Return to Field Tomorrow
Larry McLean is set to return to action after an expected shift back into the lineup tomorrow. The team anticipates his involvement as they pursue a key matchup and needed depth.
O'Day Causes Dustup with Giants Before Game
O'Day clashed with Doyle and Huggins in a sudden incident as Doyle expressed disbelief while raising his arms. A Giants player taunted Hank Advertise your motives, echoing a Reds style pregame jab about a chips on shoulder.
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Doyle
Huggins
Giants
O’day
Reds
Hank
National Commission Rules on Devore Transfer Dispute
The National Commission upheld the New York Club’s right to retain Josh Devore after May 1 1908, rejecting Meridian Club’s claim for the balance due under the purchase contract. The decision cites the explicit language requiring a second payment if the player remained with the New York Club after May 1.
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Meridian (Miss.) Club
Josh Devore
McCants
Meridian (Miss) Baseball Club
New York National League
Meridian Club
Devore
New York
Meridian
Meridian Baseball Club
Aug. Herrmann
B. B. Johnson
Boston Beats St Louis 3-0 In Opening Ballgame
Dorner pitched well for Boston with strong support as the visitors capitalized on errors and passed balls. Raymond contributed solidly, while St Louis struggled to mount offense and left eight men on base.
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Boston
Dorner
Raymond
Bates
Hostetter
Charles
Bajls
Emsilies
Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Rainy Fielding Match
Brooklyn outbatted and outfielded Chicago as a muff by Evers in the fourth inning cost Chicago two runs in a low scoring game. The visitors capitalized on miscues and held the lead throughout.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Evers
Baseball Scoreboard Notes From A Busy Night
Chicago and Brooklyn played a high scoring game with Schulte and Kling among the standouts. Philadelphia shut out Pittsburg 11 to 0 as Willis departed after the third inning and McQuillin toed the mound for the final innings.
Detroit Tops Boston In Slugging Battle For Third Straight
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 4 as timely hits follow errors. Young faltered in the seventh after a Boston surge, while Crawford and McConnell spark defensive plays. Detroit gains sole possession of the series lead with this win at Boston.
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Boston
Detroit
Young
Chicago Philadelphia Game Postponed by Rain in Philadelphia
Rain halted play in Philadelphia on May 15 delaying the Chicago Philadelphia game as steady showers continued.
Cleveland New York Game Postponed By Rain
Rain delayed a baseball game between Cleveland and New York on May 15 in New York. Both teams will resume play at a later date to be announced.
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York
Rain Delays Washington St Louis Game in May
Washington reports rain postpones the Washington St Louis baseball game on May 15 delaying scheduled action.
Minneapolis 7 Toledo 3 in softball game
Minneapolis scored early and held on for a 7 to 3 victory over Toledo. Graham pitched well with runners on base as Minneapolis bunched hits in the first two innings.
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Minn
West
Toledo
Graham
Freeman
O'Neill
Quillen
McCarthy
Wesday
Oyler
Abbott
Kerin
Bierhalter
Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 1 in rough club game
Indianapolis beat Kansas City 5 to 1 after a hard fought contest marred by frequent arguments with Umpire Kane. Neighbors benched. key players include Brashear on KC and Livingston on KC with Egan and Marquard matching on the mound for Indy.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Kane
Brashear
Egan
Marquard
Cross
Crisp
Livingston
Bush
Carr
Davidson
Milwaukee Wins in Second Inning Rally to Take Lead
Milwaukee defeats Louisville 7 runs to 5 as Dougherty dominates after the first inning and Poole holds the late charge. Robinson, Randall, Woodruff, and Roth score key hits while Harley is ruled out for interference. The victory puts Milwaukee in first place.
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Milwaukee
Adams
Dougherty
White Poole
Columbus Beats St Paul 11 5 In Baseball Tilt
Columbus defeats St Paul 11 to 5 after a five run first inning and a six run second. Hall pitched well for Columbus while Essick allowed nine hits. Odwell and Congalton had two base hits. Wrigley and Kihm, Flood and Tiemeyer turned double plays. Time two hours. Umpire Hayes.
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ST. Paul
Hitt
Columbus
Farris
Hall
Essick
Peutshe
Kieiek
Odwell
Congalton
Davis
Meyers
Raidy
Wrigley
Kihm
Flood
Tiemeyer
Hayes
Roller Wins Two Falls Over Beel in Seattle Match
Dr. B. F. Roller defeated Fred Beel in two straight falls in Seattle. The first fall lasted one hour sixteen minutes and the second fell after thirty-five minutes of competitive wrestling.
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Wash
B. F. Roller
Fred Beel
Officials Chosen for Big Field Day
Amateur baseball field day planned at League Park on Decoration Day with a 100 yard dash added as closing feature. Cliff Martin elected president and E T Allen secretary. Herrmann to be master of ceremonies. Officials from multiple leagues named. entries close May 28. field day to become a city wide feature.
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League Park
Shoe and Leather League
Cliff Martin
E. T. Allen
Allen
Herrmann
John Dutten
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Robert Doyle
Traction League
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Duttenhoefer
South Bend Edges Zanesville In Fourteen Inning Tilt
South Bend defeated Zanesville 4 to 3 in a fourteen inning game. Sheehan scored on a safe hit then stole second before Hayworth’s single drove him home. Final line shows South Bend 4 runs on 11 hits with 5 errors, Zanesville 3 runs on 6 hits with 4 errors.
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Sheehan
Hayworth
Zanesville
R.H.E
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Limrick
Gai
Wheeling Nips Grand Rapids In Extra Inning Tie
Wheeling defeated Grand Rapids 3 to 2 in ten innings after the locals tied it in the ninth on France’s misplay. Batteries Rogers and Spahr and Houston for Wheeling Hagerman and Hansen for Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids
France
R.H.E Wheeling
Rogers
Dayton Defeats Evansville 6-2 in Home Game
Dayton easily beat Evansville 6 to 2. Bescher attempted to assault the umpire but was restrained by teammates. Scoring shows Dayton with six runs on eleven hits and two errors while Evansville had two runs on eight hits and six errors. Johns Richardson Kiefel Ferriar and Dunn contributed for Dayton.
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Evansville
Bescher
R.H.E. Dayton
Johns
Richardson
Kiefel
Ferriar
Dunn
Terre Haute Defeats Fort Wayne 8-3 in Wild Tilt
Terre Haute beat Fort Wayne 8 to 3 as Schreiber walked eleven in a rough outing for the visitors. Muldowney and Kelly paired with Schreiber and Williams in the battery, with Terre Haute tallying in every inning except the second.
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Terre Haute
Ft. Wayne
Clifton Defeats Walnut Hills In Traction League Game
Clifton and Walnut Hills produced a slugfest with Clifton prevailing 14 to 10. McCaffry and Snyder led Clifton with key hits as Emery and Otto combined for strikeouts and control on the hill.
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Walnut Hills
H.o.ae. Clifton
O.ab
Emery
Drake
Mackle
Hanlein
Folthoff
Nagel
Mitts
Cuifton
First Race Selling at Four Furlongs Features Mixed Weights
A crowded program opens with a four furlong selling race listing runners Denver Girl Romp McDale She Wolf Miss Hapsburg Jack Patton Silverine Servicence Anderson Dorothy Webb Inela Pinion Pursley Casso among others, weights shown for each horse. The card continues with a six furlong selling race and a one mile handicap highlighting Evelyn S Balbus Terah Green Seal Pasadena Kercheval, followed by the Louisville Handicap of six furlongs with Black Mary overton overton? and The Abbot among top weights, then a purse race at four and a half furlongs with Tapioca Emily Almanac Aqia Ed Shuster Anne McGee Advancing Ben Howe, and a selling race at eleven sixteenths mile featuring Nazimova Bucket Brigade Huck Apt Aunt Rose Thomas Calhoun Simon Weil Miss Mazzoni Hostile Hyphen King's Son Tom Kearney St Tlario.
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Romp
McDale
She Wolf
Miss Hapsburg
Jack Patton
Silverine
Servicence
Anderson
Dorothy Webb
Inela
Pinion
Pursley
Cassowary
Bill Herron
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Dandy Dancer
Maxton W. T. Shipp
Lady Baldur
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Meadow Breeze
Lady Anne
Stoner Hill
Barnesdale
Lens
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Balbus
Terah
Green Seal
Wool Sandals
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Kercheval
Louisville
Black Mary
W. T. Overton
Chulita
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Inkola
Aluda
Colonel Jim Douglas
Dainty Dame
the Abbot
Tapioca
Tbs
Emily
Almanac
Aqia
Jim Fitz
Ed Shuster
Anne McGee
Advancing
Ben Howe
Ed Kane
Nazimova
Bucket Brigade
Huck
Apt
Aunt Rose
Thomas Calhoun
Simon Weil
Miss Mazzoni
Hostile Hyphen
King’s Son
Tom Kearney
St. Tlario
Thoroughbred race card with weights and races listed
Handicaps and weights for six races include Pan toufle and Zlenap in the first, San Vito and Taboo in the second, Field Mouse and Top Note in the third, Roseben and Kentucky Beau in the fourth, Sandy Creeker in the fifth, and Seethus and Druid in the sixth. Details cover age, distance, and track conditions for each event.
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Zlenap
Fancy
Pins and Needles
Whiptop
Miss Marjorie
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Sanfal
Littleton Maid
Grace Cameron
San Vito
Dan de Noyles
Taboo
Lucille R
Fore
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Miss Highland
Royal Captive
Melissa
Hawkwing
Kwai
Elizabeth Sweeney
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Pleasing
Mouse
Gladys Louise
Hammerless
Lady Hubbard
Uniform
Roseben
Baby Wolf
Red River
Dreamer
King Cobalt
Far West
King James
Restigouche
Stargowan
Lawrence P. Daley
Berrymaid
Kentucky Beau
Nimbus
Cohort
Transvaal
Fleming
Mollie Montrose
Rockstone
Rosimir
Cincinnati Fan Food Games Today
Saturday afternoon league schedule lists Pleasant at Ridge College Hill Avondale at Lockland Linwood at Northside in Cincinnati venues with local fan turnout expected.
Advent and Madisonville clash in Cincinnati league play
Queen City League action features Advent versus Norwood in Cumminsville and Madisonville hosting Hyde Park at Madisonville. Cincinnati Car Company meets Wy. T Johnston Company at Pleasant Ridge as standings tighten.
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Norwood
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Wy. T Johnston Company
Pleasant Ridge
Saturday League Opens With Multiple City Games
The Saturday Afternoon League starts with matches at College Hill Hartwell and Northside. Pleasant Ridge visits College Hill while Avondales meet Lockland at Hartwell. Linwood Northside and Refuge club teams also feature amid schedule changes due to rain and floods.
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Alice Collins Wins Limeport Handicap at Oakland
Heavy track and cloudy skies marked Oakland races. Alice Collins ridden by Buxton won the Limeport Handicap over Ocean Queen and Mauretania with Abbey and others in the field as Emma G and Old Settler headlined earlier placings.
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English Promoters Say Burns Demands Too Much
Dublin May 15 promoters report talks for a Burns versus Squires heavyweight title bout failed as promoters deem Burns financial terms too stiff for the Australian challenger and promoter.
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Bill Squires
Illini defeat Chicago in track meet. freshmen edge in second
In Champaign Illinois on May 15 the University of Illinois beat Chicago University 67 to 44 in the main meet. Illinois freshmen won their segment 66 to 43 over Chicago freshmen.
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Ill
University of Illinois Today
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Piller Falls Hurt Jockey In Steeplechase Race
McAllister owned by Edward Corrigan won the Steeplechase handicap at Louisville on a clear fast track. Piller fell on Jockey Hughes causing serious internal injuries. the boy’s condition is described as dangerous and potentially fatal. Elizabeth Harwood equaled the track record for 4 1 2 furlongs as King’s Daughter and other horses also featured in this race program.
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King
Flela
Elizabeth Harwood
Silverado
Warren
Teddy Bear
Lee
Sesoss Keee Ewes
el Major Lawrence
Heidel
Long Shot Wins the Baychester Stakes at Belmont Park
Question Mark, a 6 to 1 outsider, led from the start to win the Baychester Stakes over one mile at Belmont Park on a muddy track. Robert Cooper finished second ahead of Golden Pearl, with other races generating betting lines and results for two-year-olds and longer distances.
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