Reds Rally In Second Game But Lose To Pirates
In a long, jagged write up the second game sees Sam Leever strong on the mound for the Pirates. The Reds fail to capitalize as Leever and Leach dominate defensively and Pittsburgh secures a close 2-1 win with timely hits and solid fielding.
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Mt. Arrarat
Sam Leever
Sam
Redlegs
Goshen
Leach
Wagner
Schlef
Lobert
Weimer
Pirates
Reds
Phelps
Leever
Moller
Mitchell
Clarke
Abby
McGrath's New Yorkers Shutout Brooklyn in Morning Game
National League morning game in New York saw McGrath's team blank Brooklyn with five runs of support. A standout defensive play by Nicklin, fielding Lumiley's high drive in the seventh, produced a clever double play at first. Score: not provided.
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New York
McGrath
New Yorkers
Brooklyn
Nicklin
Lumiley
Capt Daniels Good Example In Queen City Bank Story
In the Red Club office Captain Daniel and John Ganzel discuss finances with Frank Bancroft as bank savers grow among players. A Queen City Bank Certificate offers four percent interest, a reliable return, with the bank located at Fifth and Vine.
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Queen City Bank
John Ganzel
Red Club
Frank Ban‘croft
Queen City
Rain postpones New York Brooklyn afternoon game
Rain caused the New York Brooklyn game in New York City to be postponed on May 30, with no rescheduled time announced. The delay affected the afternoon schedule.
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New York
New York-Brooklyn
Chicago Wins Morning Game Over St. Louis 10 to 9
Chicago defeated St. Louis 10 to 5 in the morning game as Lush was hit hard and poorly supported. Reulbach wild, Brown relief, and Chicago’s attack highlighted the rest of the scoring with Steinfeldt and Tinker among the standouts and Thielman yielding several runs for Cleveland later.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Lush
Overall
Reulbach
Brown
Afternoon game sees Chicago rout St. Louis 11 to 2
Chicago pitchers held St. Louis to sixteen hits as Lundgren allowed six and backed by five errors. Beebe, McGlynn, Lush and Lundgren worked for St. Louis with Chicago led by stars Steinfeldt Schulte Kling and Zimmerman. Final score 11 to 2 in the May 30 afternoon matchup at St. Louis.
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Steinfeldt
Tinker
Howard
Zimmerman
Schulte
Murray
Kling
Framme
Overall
Reulbach
Brown
Fromme
Johnstone and
Kiem
ST. Louis
Chicago
Lundgren
St. L. As Chi
Ab.hlo
A.B. Barry
Zim’man
Byrne
OlSheed tLee
Ard Murray
Dele
Chance
Kon’hy
Stein’dt
Hos’ter
Beebe
McGlynn
Lush
Stole
Barry
Kenetchy
Klem and
Johnstone
Rain postpones Boston Philadelphia games in Philadelphia
Rain in Philadelphia forces postponement of both scheduled Boston versus Philadelphia games on May 30 as organizers seek new dates. Local officials and team representatives cited poor field conditions and safety concerns for players.
Detroit Wins Morning Game with Four-Run First Inning
Detroit defeats Chicago in the morning game by scoring four runs in the first inning. Killian pitched well after a rough start. The largest morning attendance recorded as the game ended. Schaefer doubled and tripled, Rossman tripled, and White allowed seven runs in two-thirds of an inning for Owen.
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Detroit
White
Killian
Owen
Hahn
Schaefer
Rossman
Payne
Donohue
Downs
Parent
Davis
Chicago
BaileyBy Killian
Sheridan
Detroit Beats Chicago in Afternoon Tilt on Strong Mullin Relief
Detroit defeats Chicago 6 to 0 as Mullin shines in relief after Siever exits. Cobb Schmidt Anderson and Smith multi hit. Crawford adds a three base hit. Detroit strands five while Chicago leaves eleven on base. Time 2 hours 10 minutes with Sheridan umpiring.
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Detroit
Chicago
Siever
Mullin
Smith
Trolt
Chichbow
Hahn
Cobb
Schmidt
Anderson
Crawford
Silver
Schmid
Downs
Atz
Dougherty
Sheridan
Ab.h
A.E
McIntyre
Ann
Wean
Avis
Tannehill
Stever
O Sullivan
St Louis Triumphs In Fourteen Inning Cleveland Tilt
In Cleveland on May 30 the morning game stretched to fourteen innings with St Louis defeating Cleveland 6 to 3. Petty pitched strongly, eight passes failed to score, Liebhardt shut down threats after early box chaos, and Hinchman’s errors helped St Louis secure the win.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Petty
Liebhardt
Hinchman
Young Hurls Fine Ball as Boston Beats Washington
Young pitched well in a Boston win over Washington. Cravath doubled, Burns yielded seven hits in five innings before Patten relieved. Gessler and Unglaub stole bases. Street Altizer and McBride Delehanty Freeman turned double plays. Boston left nine on base. Washington one. Connolly umpired.
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Washington
Vvwv
Patten
Cravath
Burns
Gessler
Unglaut
Street
Altizer
McBride
Delehanty
Freeman
Young
Connolly
Washeres Thoeey
Milan
Ganley
Mecon
Del
Clymer
Ung
C Wagner
Criger
S. Young
A A Patten
Pickering
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Biock
Curtis
Patterson
Smith
O’brien
O’neill
McChesney
Bateman
McCormick
Manske
Roth
Kerin
Washington Wins Afternoon Tilt 7-4 Over Boston
Washington defeats Boston 7 to 4 as Pruitt overcomes early Wildness. Tannehill allows five hits in five innings while Pruitt yields eight in four. Home runs by Ganley Unglaub and two-base hits by Wagner Delahanty Clymer Freeman lead the offense.
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Washington
Wagner
Delahanty
Clymer
Freeman
Gessler
Ganley
Unglaub
Tannehill
Pruitt
McBride
Milan
Street
Boston
Falkenburg
Pruittington
Eene
Ay Pruitt
Mpire— Connolly
New York Games Postponed by Rain
Rain in New York forces postponement of both New York versus Philadelphia games scheduled for May 30.
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New York
Indianapolis Triumphs in Morning Baseball Match
Indianapolis defeats Columbus 3 to 2 in the morning game. Briggs held Columbus to two hits, Williams shown solid at second base. Key moments include a two base hit by Carr, Raidy catching, and strategic defensive plays. Umpires were Bierhalter and Kane.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Briggs
Williams
Raidy
Carr
Kihm
Wrigley
Hall
Odwell
Coulter
Bierhalter and
Kane
Pitching duel ends in ninth on Hayden single
Columbus game features Taylor and Slagle in a ninth inning decision on Hayden s single Carr s double and Davidson s sacrifice fly. Kruger s batting and stellar fielding by both shortstops highlighted the play. Score:
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Columbus
Taylor
Slagle
Hayden
Carr
Davidson
Kruger
Tie-breaking errors? Unclear ballgame note.
Sacrifice fly credited to Davidson. Taylor issued one walk while Slagle walked once. Kruger and Carr doubled, Kruger hit a three-base ball, and a double play involved Taylor Wirley and Kihm. Taylor struck out five times, Slagle twice. Fohl charged a passed ball. Time of game 1 hour 38 minutes. Umpires Kane and Bierhalter.
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Stone
Iadiey
Hoff'n
Stovall
Will'ms
LaJoie
Hartzel
Cr’ke
Sch’zer
Joss
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Colum
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Benee
Odwell
Coulter
Carr
Friel
Dav’son
Raidy
Leahy
Ce Fohl
Carnes
Williams
Wrigley
Hopke
Taylor
Slagle
Columb Eorses
Indianapolis
Bacrifice
Raldy
Davidson
Wrirley
Kihm
Fohl
Kane and
Bierhalter
College Hill
Tamara Cis
Geoghegan
Bosler
Kitty
Allen
Haberer
Schiebly
Gatch
Williamson
McGinnes
Kansas City vs St. Paul baseball game brief
Ten hits and costly errors by St. Paul gave Kansas City a 2 to 0 victory. Key plays included two-base hits by Geler Cross and Downey and multiple small-ball chances. Hallman stole twice, Kerwin totaled Rowen sac hits, and Brandom earned the win with Gehring taking the loss. Time two hours.
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St. Paul
Geler
Cross
Downey
Brandom
Gehring
Brashear
Beckley
Hallman
Kerwin
Rowen
Sullivan
Hayes
Wood
Farris
Bower
Kansas City Defeats St. Paul 6 to 0 in Home Win
Kansas City outhit and outfielded St. Paul to win 6 to 0. Neighbors started for Kansas City but retired ill. Brashear left early. Kept scorebook shows strong offense with multiple hits and runs, earning KC the shutout as St. Paul struggled offensively.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Neighbors
Brashear
Toledo Wins Morning Game After Wild Inning Bust
Hall's wildness and six Toledo hits sparked a five run first inning against Louisville. Barbeau Hinchman Smoot Arminger and Lister contributed with early offense while Gillen and Poole handled pitching duties. Louisville mounted late threats but fell short as Toledo captured the opener.
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Toledo
Hall
Louisville
Ab.h.o.a.e. Barbeau
Hinch’n
Smoot
Arm'ter
Hopkins
Lister
Louis
W. H. Penta Stanley
Woodruff
Perrine
Stovall
Elwert
Quinlan
Land
Hughes
Gillen
Halla
Poole
Louisville Wins Second Game 5 to 2 in Toledo
Louisville defeats an opponent 5 to 2 in Toledo as part of a two game set. No additional details available.
Toledo Beats Louisville In Tight Bunt Fueled Game
Toledo and Louisville tied 8 to 8 through nine innings as pitchers Durham West and Halla battled. West struck out five while Durham and Halla combined on four walks and two sacrifice plays, with key hits from Woodruff and Quinlan.
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Toledo
Reg Et L’ville
Barbeau
Stanley
Hirdi'n
Woodruff
Smoot
Perrine
Arm’ster
Stovall
J.opkins
Harley
cCarthy
Burke
Lister
Quinlan
Abbott
Hughes
Elwert
Durham
Tomo
Louisville
West
Halla
Owens
O Neill Steals Home for Winning Run in Minneapolis Victory
O Neill stole home in the eighth to drive a 1 0 win for Minneapolis over Milwaukee. Patterson pitched brilliantly allowing only two hits, with both teams playing errorless ball. Rain washed out the morning game. box shows Milwaukee 0 Minneapolis 1 with strong defense and tight pitching.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
O'Neill
Patterson
Papke Family Prepares Move After Livery Sale
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Spring Valley Illinois May 23 Edward Papke father of boxer Billy Papke held a general sale of his livery effects today ahead of moving to Kewanee where Billy has bought and furnished a residence for the family. Billy also bought two more residences in Kewanee with an investor putting in 15000. The Papke family will move next week after a twenty year residence here.
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Spring Valley
Edward Papke
Billy Papke
Kawanee
Billy
Kewanee
E Papke
Princeton Holds Narrow Lead as Rain Forcibly Ends Yale Tilt
Yale and Princeton were tied 2 1 with Princeton ahead 2 1 when rain halted play in the fourth inning at New Haven. The game was stopped after the downpour began, leaving Princeton with a one run lead in a short contest.
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Princeton
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ellen A Dale wins Kentucky Oaks in dominant stretch run
Ellen A Dale riding Powers led through the backstretch to win the 11-16 mile Kentucky Oaks by five lengths over Boema and Estradia. The Oaks headlined a strong closing card with Cymbal taking the Decoration Day Handicap and other races featuring notable contenders and fast times.
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Louisville
Ellen A. Dale
Tom McDowell
Alan-a-Dale
Powers
Cymbal
Jongshot
Plantland
Altuda
King’s Daughter
Topsy Robinson
Warren
Heidel
Boema
Traxler
Estradia
Butler
Grand Dame
Evelyn S
Black Mary
Lotus Brandt
Evansville shuts out Terre Haute in twin baseball routs
In Evansville Indiana on May 30 the Evansville team defeated Terre Haute in both games 2 to 0 and 11 to 0. In the first game pitcher Wacker limited Terre Haute to three hits with Dunn Douthett and Williams batting. Batteries were Wacker and Dunn for Evansville and Douthett and Williams for Terre Haute. In the second game Evansville scored twelve hits to Terre Haute five with Ferris Knoll Minor T Williams and A Williams on the mound and in the lineup for Evansville.
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Evansville
Ind
Terre Haute
Wacker
R.H.E
Wacker and
Dunn
Douthett
Williams
R.H.E. Evansville
Ferris Ly Knoll
Minor
T. Williams
A. Williams
Wheeling and Zanesville Split Doubleheader
Wheeling and Zanesville split a two game set in Wheeling on May 30. Morning score Zanesville 5 Wheeling 6 with Guyn Walker and Schriver vs Jerger Huston in a nine inning affair. Afternoon Zanesville 9 Wheeling 6 as Guyn Schriver Kirwin Rogers and Spahr took the mound for Zanesville and Wheeling respectively.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Zanesville
R.H.E
Guyn
Walker
Schriver
Jerger
Huston
R. HE
Kirwin
Rogers
Spahr
Dayton Wins Pair as Ft Wayne Pitchers Struggle
Dayton defeated Ft Wayne in both games on May 30 in Dayton, scoring 9 hits to 6 and 12 to 5 in the two contests. Batteries were Hale van Lietel Kelly Bowen Richardson and Clarke. The afternoon game featured strong Dayton offense while Ft Wayne misfired on pitching.
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Dayton
Wayne
Ft. Wayne
R.H.E. Dayton
Hale van Lietel
Attests
Kelly
Bowen and
Richardson
Corns and Clarke
Accident at Pimlico causes run off track near Cedrino death site
About 8,000 spectators watched as J Price's car in the Pimlico 100 mile race burst a right front tire, veered through the fence and hedge, stopping on a lawn near the track. Price was uninjured and mechanic M Lineau had a minor head cut. The car was later towed back on the track.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Motor Car Racing Association
Cedrino
J. Price
Price
Colin Triumphs In Belmont Stakes In Rain Soaked Derby Day
Colin the unbeaten son of Commando won the Belmont Stakes for three-year-olds in a downpour, earning more than $20,000 and boosting his owner's earnings to about $160,000 from 14 starts all wins. Fair Play finished second with King James third as rain swamped the track and no official times were recorded.
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Colin
Commando
Fair Play
Notter
King James
Lee
Adriana
Dugan
Far West
Musgrave
Keator
Royal Lady
Umbrella
Sir Martin
Ibs
Selectman
Nottery
Joe Madden
Garner
Bobbin
Sand Piper
Benn King James
Robert Cooper
Kara
McAfee
John M. P
Donahue
California King
McKinney
St. Kelvin
Agent
Sanctus
van Cortlandt
Lawrence P. Daley
Baby Wolf
Peter Quince
Memorial Handicap Triumph by Edwin T. Fryer at Oakland
Edwin T. Fryer wins the Memorial Handicap over Massa and Johnny Lyons in a tight Oakland race card. Na garani leads first race though Fryer takes the major prize in the memorial event, with Massa and Johnny Lyons close behind.
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Edwin T. Fryer
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Johnny Lyons
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Scoville
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Lord Nelson
Mabel Hollander
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the Sultan
Page
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Edwin Gunn
Fred Bent
A. Muskoday
Ed Davis
Marwood
Rettig
Netting
Gargantua
Silver Line
Nonie
Newark
Security
Gloria
Stanley Fay
Harris
Burning Bush
Gene Russell
Vanderbilt Sea Sick II to Start in Epsom Derby
France reports W K Vanderbilt plans Sea Sick II for the Epsom Derby while Schuyler is eyed for Chantilly Derby. Sea Sick II skipped the Biennial Stakes at Maisons-Laffite to stay fit for England. Derby odds list Norman III as favorite at 7 to 1 with Sea Sick II at 10 to 1 amid rival wagers.
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France
W. K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
England
Schuyler
Sea Sick II
Maisons-Laffite
Norman III
Mountain Apple
Lesba
White Eagle
Yamase
Perrier
Sir Archibald
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Meet At Franklin Field
Under severe weather Cornell University athletes won the intercollegiate championship at Franklin Field by 4 percentage points with 34. Ithaca led Pennsylvania Yale Harvard Dartmouth Michigan Swarthmore Princeton Columbia Syracuse also scoring. No records were broken though times were slower due to conditions.
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Cornell University
Franklin Field
Ithacans
Pennsylvania
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Michigan
Swarthmore
Princeton
Columbia
Syracuse
Daly Sees Demarest Too Strong for Amateurs
Maurice Daly lauds Calvin Demarest as a great player who has raised amateur billiards to professional levels. He warns Demarest is too advanced for future amateur contests and could be relegated to keep tournaments open. Daly suggests Demarest joining professional ranks would boost the field against Hoppe and other veteran players.
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New York
Maurice Daly
Calvin Demarest
Demarest
Hoppe
Miami Military Stages Rally to Beat National Normal 3 2
In Germantown Ohio this morning Miami Military Institute rallied in the eighth inning to edge National Normal University of Lebanon 3 to 2 for the season finale.
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Commercial Tribune
Germantown
Miami Military Institute
National Normal University, of
Lebanon
Freddie Welsh Beats Phil Broce in Twenty Seventh Round
Freddie Welsh of England won a decision over Phil Broce after the twenty seventh round in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Freddie Welsh
England
Phil Broce
Wiedemann Defeats Shiloh In Semi-Pro Game 6 to 5
Wiedemann edged Shiloh 6 to 5 in a semi professional contest. H Meyers, Barrington, Huckins, and A Meyer led with multiple hits as Wiedemann totalled 57 runs and Shiloh 54. Umpire Gaffey presided as Johnson and Staley both pitched for their teams.
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Feldhaus
Burck
Smith
Johnson
Barring
Beeb
Huckins
A.mey
Morgen
Kling
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McClain
Oi Wistner
Connolly
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A. Meyer
Barrington
H. Meyers
Myers
Kirlain
Staley
Badies
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Shiloh
Latonia Grays Triumph Over Winonas in Wobbling Defeat
The Latonia Grays defeated the Winonas as wild late-game throws cost them. McGuff made a sensational running catch the feature of the contest. Swartow hit a two-base, and pitching by Clausen Knell and Wagner led to a 1:50 game time with Liggett umpiring.
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Latonia Grays
McGuff
Nesies
Swartow
Clausen
Knell
Wagner
Liggett
Baseball Dope and Aging Stars Stir the Circuit
Frank Chance enforces training rules for Cubs players with a strict night curfew. Bull Dahlen energizes Boston with power hitting as Johnny McGraw bets on others. Hugh Jennings stores Don ov an for hot weather, while Wil liam impresses Detroit in heat. Elston and Ost ein shine in Ft Wayne league, Arlie Latham shifts to umpiring, Morgan Murphy moves into real estate, and Clarke predicts the knuckleball will supplant the spitball as the dominant weapon in pitching.
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Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Charley Hall Struggles With Consistency This Spring
Charley Hall cannot get on his stride this spring and only reaches half the route. Early in the season his chances to make good were seen as favorable, but he now faces regular troubles.
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Charley Hall
Magnate Hedges Aims St Louis As Top Baseball Town
Magnate Hedges of St Louis believes his city can become the best baseball town on earth and is planning a new park with 80 000 seating capacity and overflow galleries, surpassing Connie Mack’s projected venue.
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Hedges
St. Louis
Connie Mack
McGraw Keeps Core Players on New York Club Payroll
Manager McGraw decides to retain on the New York Club’s payroll infielders Merkle and Herzog outfielder Evans catcher Snodgrass and pitchers Crandall Malar key and Beecher ensuring continuity for the season.
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New York
Merkle
Herzog
Evans
Snodgrass
Crandall, Malarkey
Beecher
Private Fred Tenney and Captain Donlin in baseball banter
The Chicago Daily News notes private Fred Tenney and Captain Mike Donlin from the New York Giants in a discussion of top utility men Hofman Howard Zimmerman and Durbin. It speculates on Chance’s possible trades and Cubs’ three-time win record ambitions.
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Mike Donlin
New York Giants
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Mike
Virgil
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Howard
Zimmerman
Durbin
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Chance
Cubs
Chicago Daily News
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