Prullies Edge Opponent by One as Coonskin Lands Win
Prullies win by a single tally after building an early lead but needing to extend it. Six pitchers used, Campbell and Sparks most effective amid bunts and bingles. Yesterday's results show NL games Philadelphia over Cincinnati 6 and New York over St Louis 4, Boston 1 Chicago? American League Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 0 Weenleyton 1 Detroit 0 Chicago 9 New York 2.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Weenleyton
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Standings for American League and Association divisions
Standings show teams and records across the American League and the Central division. Philadelphia leads with a .630 mark, followed by Cleveland and New York, while St Louis Boston and Chicago trail with mixed win percentages and varied games played.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago
A compact sports brief notes matchups across two divisions with Philadelphia visiting Cincinnati and Boston traveling to Chicago. The third listed game places New Jersey at Pittsburgh, suggesting a triple header style card of city pairings.
Reds Battle Phillies In Six-Pitcher Slugfest At Philadelphia
The Phillies beat Cincinnati 6 to 5 after a dramatic late surge as six pitchers saw action. Moren started for Philadelphia, Weimer and Spade for Cincinnati, with Sparks and McQuillin also pitching. Kane and Lobert had key hits for the Reds, while Huggins, Ganzel, and Mitchell led Phillies offensively.
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Bransfield
Doolin
Moren
Reds
Kane
Grant
Lobert
Magee
Mitchell
Ganzel
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Spade
Weimer
Knabe
Titus
Osborn
Schlei
Paskert
Hulswitz
Sparks
McQuinlene
BB. Huggins
P Spa Campbell
Ae Ava
Dooin
Huggins
McQuillen
Campbel
Emilie
Reds and Phillies Clash in Third Game of Series
The Reds expect Billy Campbell to start against the Phillies while Sparks or Corridon will pitch for Philadelphia. Mitchell homered in the eighth yesterday but Mike was held at third by Dave Brain. Brain, new to Cincinnati, played it safe with one out.
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Phillies
Ganzel
Reds
Hans ‘Lobert
Johnny Kane
Knabe
Hans Lobert
Lobert
Osborn
al Wright
Mike Mitchell
Miller Huggins
Maneger Ganzel
Kane
Paskett
Grant
Hulswitz
Titus
Magee
Huggins
Bransfield
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Schlei
Doolin
Mitchell
Paskert
Dooin
Moren
Weime
Huggins Doolin
Titus Magee
Osto Paskett
Bob Ewing
Billy Campbell
Sparks
Corridon
Mike
Dave Brain
Brain
Quaker benching sparks umpire confrontation in sixth
Grant was benched in the sixth after throwing his glove and making comments Umpire Emslie did not welcome. Emslie seemed lenient, noting President Pulliam's order would have benched the entire Quaker team if enforced.
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Emslie
Pulliam
Reds Drop To Sixth As Boston And New York Win
The Reds fell to sixth place after a loss while Boston and New York secured wins. The battle for a fourth spot tightens as leaders continue to edge ahead with steady results.
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Boston
New York
Baseball deal hinges on St Louis. roster drawn
A delay may scuttle the St Louis agreement leaving the team intact with Ewing Coakley Weimer and Campbell as regular pitchers and Spade McCarthy as extras. Lo bert is utility infielder and Brain utility outfielder. McGilvray may return to the Minors once Mowrey reports and the deal is decided.
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St. Louis
Ewing
Coakley
Weimer
Campbell
Spade
McCarthy
Lobert
Brain
McGilvray
Mike Mowrey
Last Saturday game at League Park to draw big crowd
Manager Ban Croft expects a banner Saturday crowd for the Phillies game at League Park, the last Saturday home date until July 11. The event marks a rare weekend visit and local fans anticipate a lively turnout.
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League Park
Bancroft
Ninth inning tie would have forced McCarthy to pitch
The Reds faced a possible ninth inning tie with McCarthy as the sole available pitcher besides Ewing, both in uniform, ready to take the mound if the score had been leveled.
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McCarthy
Ewing
Reds Fall Short In Narrow Late-Game Chance
The narrative suggests a tense seventh inning with a potential comeback for the Reds, but luck favored the opponent and prevented the tying run from scoring.
Boston 11 Chicago 3 baseball game summary
Chicago lost to Boston 11 to 3 after an hour of exhibition parades. Flaherty pitched well for Boston as Evers was banished in the fourth for disputing a decision. Mayor Busse threw the first ball from an upper box in Chicago.
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Boston
Busse
Flaherty
Evers
New York Bats Down St Louis In Mixed Afternoon Game
New York defeated St Louis 8 to 1 in a sunlit afternoon affair in Louis. Karger was ejected in the fourth after a decision in Fromme. Fromme relieved him and yielded multiple hits as New York built an advantage. Barry Konetchy Delahanty and Doyle led the offense with timely hits and RBIs.
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St. Louis
Karger
Ceeesene
Fromme
Rain Cancels Pittsburg Brooklyn NL Game in Third
A heavy rainstorm in Pittsburg on May 21 forced the Pittsburg vs Brooklyn National League game to be called off in the third inning with Brooklyn leading 6 to 2 at the end of the second.
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Boston
St. Louis
O‘long
Philadelphia Beats Cleveland 1-0 in Pitchers Battle
Vickers and Oades duel as Philadelphia wins in the seventh on a Hartsel RBI and Nichols two-bagger. Nichols collects a two-base hit with Rhoades’ seven innings of work yielding three hits. Turner and Stovall contribute in a tight field of play with strong defense from both sides.
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Cleveland
Vickers
Oades
Hartsel
Nichols
Rhoades
Check
Murphy
Turner
New York Lost To Chicago As Visitors Rally In Two Innings
May 1 report from New York details a baseball game where Chicago defeated New York 3 to 2 after visitors clustered hits in two innings. Key players include Niles Keeler Donohue and Lake pitching for New York against Chicago batters Stahl and Donohue. Time 2 05. Umpire Egan.
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Donohue
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Keeler
Chase
Ricner
Waleb
Egan
Washington shuts out Detroit in tight 1 0 victory
Washington pitcher Burns limited Detroit to two hits as the Senators defeated the Tigers 1 to 0. Both teams produced flashes of notable plays though Detroit could not breach the score in the late innings. Delahanty and Ganley each doubled for Washington.
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Burns
Detroits
Siever
Delahanty
Ganley
Rain Ends Boston St Louis Baseball Duel Early
Boston led 1-0 over St Louis when umpire O Long halted play after four innings due to rain.
Indianapolis 4 Columbus 3 in ninth inning rally
Two bunts and a ninth inning hit backed by a Hall throw gave Indianapolis the win over Columbus. Final score 4 to 3 with key plays by Bush Hayden and Odwell, and a late two-base hit by Friel.
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Hayden
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Congalton
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Minneapolis 18 St Paul 3 in N.A. baseball game
Minneapolis defeated St Paul 18 to 3 on May 21. Tennessen allowed seven runs in three and two thirds innings while Tiemeyer yielded twelve in five and one third. Block Graham and Quillen homered for Minneapolis.
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Toledo Beaten 4 to 1 by Louisville in Tilt
Toledo could not solve Puttmann on the mound as Louisville capitalized on hits and a sacrifice. Barbeau Stovall and Wakefield led Louisville with two base hits while West struggled for Toledo, and the loss leaves Toledo with a 4 to 1 score.
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Remarkable no hit game by Joe Wood ends in KC win
Kansas City pitcher Joe Wood shuts out Milwaukee 1 0 in a strikingly dominant performance. Only one runner reached base all game in the ninth inning. Beckley trips a three base hit for Milwaukee while Wood fans nine.
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Zanesville Beats Grand Rapids In Eight Inning Rally
Zanesville defeated Grand Rapids 4 to 3 after a three run rally in the eighth. Watt and Fischer vs Dickson and Hausen powered by a single, a double, another hit and a steal of home. Rain postponed Wheeling versus South Bend.
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Terre Haute Triumphs Over Dayton 7–2 in Easy Game
Terre Haute routed Dayton 7 to 2 with strong pitching and solid hitting. Batteries Douthett and Williams for Terre Haute opposed by Rowan and Richardson for Dayton as the game unfolded in Terre Haute, Ind. on May 21.
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R.H.E
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Evansville Defeats Fort Wayne in Tight Eight Inning Showdown
Evansville won 9 to 5 over Fort Wayne with bunched hits in the eighth inning. Wacker and Dunn pitched, Muldowney and Kelly behind the plate.
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Ft. Wayne
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R.H.E
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Muldowney and Kelly
Baseball scores from Mobile and New Orleans games
In Mobile Mobile 2 Atlanta 1 and New Orleans New Orleans 0 Nashville 0 in thirteen innings. Rock Little Rock 4 Birmingham at Memphis Montgomery 2 Memphis 1.
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Nashville
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Montgomery
Walnut Hills Triumph Over Vine-Clifton 13 to 1
Walnut Hills boys routed Vine-Clifton with a 13 to 1 victory. McCary Fredrick s Hartzell Brown Knabb Burns Morgan Snyder Bradshaw Ainsworth True Mackle Fishlter Kolthoff Reisenberger Emery Kromp. Burns hit a homer and two-base hits from McCaffry Brown Ainsworth. Emery and Reisenberger pitched with 12 and 5 strikeouts respectively. Time was 1:46 with Sternberg and Nester umpiring.
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Ainsworth
Burns
Reisenberger
Hartzel
Fredericks
Sternberg
Nester
St Xavier Defeats St Mary's Seminary 6 to 3
St Xavier College baseball team beat St Mary's Seminary 6 to 3 at Cedar Point in an errorless game. Rattermann held St Mary's to three hits while O'Brien starred for the Saints. St Xavier to face Miami at Norwood Inn on Saturday May 23 at 3 30 p.m.
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St. “Xavier
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Cedar Point
Rattermann
Saints
O’brien
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Didier and Gruse
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Norwood Inn
Linwood Pathfinders to meet Cincinnati Athletics on Linwood grounds
Linwood Pathfinders vs Cincinnati Athletics slated for Sunday May 24 at Linwood grounds. Teams in good shape and a close contest anticipated. Game called at 3 o'clock with Parks, Grogan, Hayes, Wetzel, Fettick, Francis, Kildriff, February, and F. Sauters listed among players.
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Cincinnati Athletics
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Hayes
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Fettick
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Arlington Park
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Wild West
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Newport and Covington to clash in first amateur championship doubleheader
Overflow crowds expected at Wiedemann Park Newport as Newport Blue Grass faces Covington Anchors at 1 p.m in the first round of the Newport Covington amateur championship. At 3 15 p.m Springfield Reds meet Wiedemanns with Otto Rapp and Bob Couchman starring.
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Newaies To Hold Great Field Day
The Newsboys Protective Association will stage its annual athletic event with the Lockland Avondale game of the Saturday Afternoon League at League Park on June 20. A Business Men's Club meeting set the plans with committees named for tickets prizes and finance.
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Yada Favored Fails to Top Marwood at Oakland Racecard
In Oakland on May 21 Yada, the betting favorite, finished second to Marwood in the first race over six furlongs. Ben Stone took third. Mental Anguish won the second event by Middie, while the Milbrae Handicap went to Entre Nous, latest shot in that race. Other races saw San Alviso and Wuerzburger among winners with specified times and runners listed.
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Golden Pearl wins Pocantico Stakes at Belmont Park
Golden Pearl added starter and 6 to 5 second choice defeated favorite Robert Cooper in the Pocantico Stakes run over 1 1/16 miles amid a muddy track with a slow 1 52 3 5 time. Other races include three starters in first and fourth races and multiple footnotes on weights and runners.
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Newport Driving Association Forms Permanent Board
The Newport Driving Association organized by local business men held a meeting last night and established a permanent organization. Elected to the Board of Directors for the year are Walter Richards George E. Fisner John B Fletcher James T Scott Charles A Faust W N Andrews Dr W W O Gillham W A White Ww J Baker and W W White.
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Walter Richards
George E. Fisner
John B.fletcher
James T. Scott
Charles A. Faust
W. N. Andrews
W.W. O. Gillham
W. A. White
Ww. J. Baker
W. W. White
Wool Sandals Triumphs at Churchill Downs Race Meet
Wool Sandals the favorite wins the third race at Churchill Downs Louisville on May 21. Al Muller narrowly beats King's Daughter who is a short nose behind Altuda in a fast program with fast times across events.
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Automatic timer proves reliable at East End hill climb
The automatic timer used for tomorrow’s hill climbing contests on Stanley avenue in the East End was tested by Chairman Val Duttenhoefer and the Runs and Tours Committee, functioning perfectly. Contests may draw wagers as entrants judge how cars perform, while inspector John J. Ryan raises concerns about oxygen tanks to be checked before start. Directions to the venue are given and the races will begin promptly at 1 39.
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Belmont Park Daily Entries Handicap and Sprints
Belmont Park racing card lists five races with weights and entries. Notable contenders include Rifleman Jubilee Colonel Jack Toney Bonero Zienap and Park View in the first race with 7 furlongs, and multiple juveniles racing 5 furlongs in the second. The Claremont Handicap features Jack Atkin Roseben Priscillian Dreamer and King Cobalt among six furlongs. Other sprints include Connaught Ranger David Warfield Dr Pillow Ogemah and Grania in 4 ½ furlongs. The final selling race lists Masahiello Druid Tommy Waddell King Cole Bilfil Missouri Lad and others for one mile.
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Louisville Racecard listing multiple races and entrants
The Louisville program details six live races with selling and purse events across furlong distances. Entries include Tenorett Alice Maid of Gotham Silver C. Manora Wine Men Maleron Ande Atarah Charlotte Hamilton Cassowary Miss Sewell Teddy Bear Inela Lord Direct Lady Leota in the first race and a mix of horses with weights for the second to sixth races.
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Riedlins Top Holy Name In Opener As Arnzen Strikes Out Ten
The Riedlins defeated Holy Name 7 to 5 in the season opener. Arnzen pitched effectively with ten strikeouts. The teams set to meet Bellevue Browns next Sunday at 3 p.m.
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