Wildon Faces Supreme Test in National Tennis Clash
Todays sport notes highlight Wildon facing a supreme test against Daly Johnston amid a rugged set of matches. Rivalries heat up as veteran Tilden battles Daly Johnston while World Champion Wiscon Counsellor and others prepare for key showdowns in the national tournament.
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Indies Lose 14 Inning Game to Titusville
Titusville beat the Indies 5 to 4 in fourteen innings at Carter Field. Barnister and Brown pitched. Shriefer hit a go ahead homer in the fourteenth for Titusville as Doentoolfer protested a play in the twelfth. Swanson, Malland and Preska contributed key hits for Titusville.
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National League Results from Yesterday
Standings show Brooklyn leading with 70 points and Philadelphia close behind. Scores include Boston 5 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 4 with St Louis 0 2. Today’s games list New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among others scheduled.
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Efficient umpires urged after Corry uprising in league
The article blames faulty umpiring for a Titusville dispute that ousted the Cory Independents from the Northwestern Pennsylvania Baseball League. It calls for a permanent board of outside umpires and fees from clubs to ensure decisive decisions and a smoother league schedule.
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Wrangling Marks Titusville Victory Over Corry in Weekend Game
Titusville Indies defeated Corry 16 to 8 at Washington Street grounds Sunday. The contest featured frequent wrangling, numerous errors, and wild pitches as Brown and Sullivan led pitching changes and late innings exploded with runs for the home team.
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Scoreboard notes from a chaotic day in early baseball action
United Press reports multiple games with mixed results. Braves outlast Giants 5 4 in an eleventh inning error as Giants take game two 10 4. Wheat homers pace Robins 6 4 over Phils in the nightcap after Brooklyn’s 7 2 opener. Stephanson and Speaker power Indians to split with Browns as Pennock Shaw quiet the Red Sox in a Yankees double victory 3 0 and 12 9. Senaters rally to beat Athletics in the second game after a three-run ninth inning. Athletics drop the opener 3 1.
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American League Results Mixed Day for Detroit and New York
The scorecard shows Detroit defeating Chicago 10 to 5 while New York topped Boston 10 to 4. Sluggish play across several games included St Louis handing Philadelphia a 11 to 3 loss and Cleveland losing to Detroit in the opener. Strong hitting boosted multiple clubs as pitchers battled through a crowded day of action.
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Robon Stew Agceeeres
Cobhane Heilpian
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All Stars Fall 10 12 Oil City in Holiday Tilt
The All Stars lost to Oil City 10 to 12 in a holiday game. Pete Raymond batted 12 hits for the Stars while Dilleruth allowed four hits for the Oilers, who had a big sixth inning with five runs. Dinny DeLury scored for the Stars in the sixth as Jones Market noted the final tally.
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Oil City Independents
Pete” Raymond
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Swell
Oilers
Dinny DeLury
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Meadville Faces Rough Treatment in Titusville Debacle
Meadville trounced Titusville in both ends of the doubleheader but an afternoon scene at Titusville spoiled by disorderly conduct and disputed umpiring. Umpire Smith’s calls favored the Machinists amid threats to pull the team as Titusville officials resisted guaranteed payments.
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Corryites Report Fatal Crash on Altoona Track
Local residents recall a deadly accident on the Altoona track during a race. Eyewitnesses describe a crash near the fence as the car left the course, causing fatalities and injuries. Officials identified victims and noted time details of the incident, while a crowd of Corryites gathered at the scene.
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