Markwood's Clever Pitching Beats Pepper Nine
Markwood hurled for Cumberland against Midland Pepper in a 8-5 doubleheader opener at South End Park. Glasson suffered two fractured ribs in a collision. Bowden was ejected after protesting a call. Schafer, McIntyre, and Glasson led Midland with multiple hits. Calhoun and Healy contributed solid hitting for Cumberland.
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Markwood
Alcott
Midland
Cumberad Colts
South End Park
George Allen
Stub Brown
Calhoun
McIntyre
Schafer
Chris Glasson
Peppers
Cumberland
MclIntyre
Allen
Glasson
Marean
Brown
Benton
Barry
Lippold
Johnson
Cobb
P Seeese
Bowden
Gentz
Sb . Se
Jippold
Ernnee Schafer
De Palma Wins Fifth Annual 500-Mile Race at Indianapolis
Ralph De Palma driving a Mercedes won the fifth annual 500 mile race in Indianapolis with a record time of 5 33 55 50 averaging 89 84 mph. Dario Resta finished second, Gil Anderson third, Earl Cooper fourth, Joe Cooper out after a wall collision. Crowd sizes were smaller than prior years due to threatening weather.
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Indianapolis
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Rene Thomas
Dario Resta
Gil Anderson
Earl Cooper
Anderson
Resta
Joe Cooper
Cooper
Wilcox
O'Donnell
Speedway
Hawkins Wins Scranton Shoot Cup Race
J Mewell Tlawkins of Baltimore won the cup high average and gold trophies at the annual registered tournament of the Olyphant Gun Club in Scranton Pa yesterday. He broke 146 of 150 targets. Other scores included German 145 and Sked 144. Henry German led amateurs with 140. Paddon 139. Pratt 137. Winans 135 among 62 competitors.
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J. Mewell Tlawkins
Baltimore
Arthur H. Hawkins
Olyphant
Pratt
Winans
Kansas City Bond Vote On 4.56 Million For City Projects
Kansas City voters approve a 4.56 million dollar bond issue covering 19 items including 700 thousand for Union station approaches 450 thousand for park improvements 450 thousand for Sixth Street traffic way 906 thousand for sewers 200 thousand for Twenty Third Street traffic way 200 thousand for Twelfth Street viaduct traffic level 300 thousand for garbage disposal and 450 thousand for bridges and viaducts.
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Kansas City
Union Station
Bartfield Keeps Gibbons Even In Ten Round War
New York June 1 Soldier Bartfield of the United States army held Mike Gibbons to a draw in a 10 round bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Gibbons 155 pounds Bartfield 148. Gibbons showed cleverness but Bartfield defense denied him decisive openings. The fight ended with honors even. Other results included Battling Levinsky outboxing Dan Piven in 19 and a half rounds, Johnny Dundee stopping Johnny Drummie in the second, Dutch Brandt beating Battling Lahn in ten, and McCoy outpointing Silent Martin after heavy exchanges.
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New York
Bartfield
United States Army
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Gibbons
Hartfield
Battling Levinsky
Dan
Johnny Dundee
Johnny Drummie
Dundee
Drummie
Dutch Brandt
Battling Lahn
Brandt
McCoy
Silent Martin
Martin
Women’s Club Council Opens in Portland With 2 Million Members
Mrs Percy V Pennybacker of Austin Texas presides as the General Federation of Women’s Clubs opens in Portland Oregon. The audience includes leaders from 9 000 clubs and 49 federations worldwide as councils convene biennially in alternation with the federation’s own event.
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Portland
Ore
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
General Federation of Women's Clubs
White Temple
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Interdenominational School of Missions opens in Denton
The first State Interdenominational School of Missions opened at the College of Industrial Arts in Denton Texas and will run through June 10 with five denominations plus the WCTU and YWCA participating.
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Denton
Texas
School of Missions
College of Industrial Arts
Games This Week Schedule
This week features Lonaconing at Cumberland on Thursday and Midland at Cumberland on Saturday. Sunday brings Cumberland at Lonaconing and Frostburg at Piedmont in regional matchups.
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Lonaconing
Cumberland
Midland
Piedmont
Frostburg
W. L. Pet
Eeeee Midland Orton
Schedule and results from yesterday’s baseball games
Today's schedule features New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis. Yesterday's scores show Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 0, New York 4 Brooklyn 2, Boston 2 Philadelphia 5, with Philadelphia winning the final 5 to 2 in a doubleheader split after a 2 to 1 morning win.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Sun Brooklyn
Ava Cineinmath
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Pittburgh
Kansas City
Giants Split Twin Bill with Dodgers as Brooklyn Triumphs
In a doubleheader under the New York sun the Giants and Dodgers split results. New York won the morning game 4 to 2 with Fletcher driving in Burns and Lobsrt in the eighth. Brooklyn took the afternoon 6 to 2 as Getz collected four hits and Cadore allowed scattered Giants hits.
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New York
Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Gotham
Fletcher
Burns
Lobert
Stroud
Rucker
Cubs Pitchers Lose Both Games to Pirates 1–0
Chicago pitchers surrendered a pair of 1–0 losses to Pittsburgh. In the morning Lavender walked three and hit a fourth to produce the lone run. Cooper worked well until his control betrayed him. Afternoon duel saw Cheney versus Mamaux with Carey collecting both Pirates hits.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Lavender
Cooper
Cheney
Mamaux
Pirates
Carey
Hinchman
Wagner
Cincinnati takes opener as St Louis loses 2 to 1
Cincinnati edged St Louis 2 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader yesterday. The second game ended 4 to 1 in a rain delay shortened by darkness. St Louis shortstop Butler was knocked unconscious in a collision with Cincinnati’s Moliwitz during the late innings. Batteries: Ames Benton Lear Clark and Wingo Robinson Griner Snyder.
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Cincinnati
Butler
Moliwitz
Laie Ek
Ames
Benton
Lear
Clark
Wingo
Robinson
Griner
Snyder
Dimecinnati
Eevee Batteries
Dale and Clark
Doak Griner
Schedule roundup for major league teams today
American Today's schedule lists Detroit at Chicago St. Louis at Cleveland Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia. Standings show Boston two wins nine losses Athletics 12 9 New York 11 4 Washington 4 1 Cleveland 12 9 St. Louis 1 4 Detroit 4 1 Chicago 3 3.
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Cleveland
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
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Chicago
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Kansas City Erie
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Buffalo
Memorial Day games end with New York split and Terrapins stamina noted
New York snapped a losing streak by sweeping a Memorial Day twin bill with Washington 11 4 and 4 1. The morning win featured a six run first inning aided by a hit batsman and walks, while Buffalo and Baltimore also posted scores in other regional games. The Terrapins, arriving after a long trip, split a doubleheader 2 0 and 5 3 showing endurance despite early losses.
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Washington
New York
Caldwell
Boehling
Fisher
Cree
Pipp
Foster
Hartzell
Maisel
Detroit, White Sox Split Twin Bill in Chicago Games
Detroit wins morning 4 to 3 and Chicago's White Sox take afternoon 3 to 1. Qobb and Kavanaugh spark Detroit while Cavet shines in relief. Um pire Hildebrand ejects Weaver for arguing a call as Chicago keeps league lead with late scoring by Baker, Blackburne, and Collins.
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Detroit
White Sox
Qobb
Kavanaugh
Cavet
Weaver
Hildebrand
Baker
J. Collins
Blackburne
Russell
Roth
Crawford
Hie
Mreton
Cleveland Sweeps St Louis With Two Wins In Ohio
Cleveland defeated St. Louis 12 to 1 and 9 to 6 in two games. Mitchell limited the visitors to five hits in the sixth inning and Barbare was ejected for disputing a call. Pratt and Smith homered as Cleveland hitters ran down St. Louis pitching and Walker Morton yielded runs but stayed effective.
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Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Lowdermilk
Hoch
Mitchell
Innning
Barbare
James
Perryman
Walker
Morton
Pratt
Smith
Boston Takes Doubleheader Over Philadelphia in Tight Openers
Boston won both games against Philadelphia with 2 1 in the morning and 7 2 in the afternoon. Bush and Foster pitched in the morning duel, Gardner, Thomas, Wagner and sacrifices provided the scoring sequence. In the second game Boston broke a seventh inning rally, scoring seven unearned runs on six hits and two errors.
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Bush
Foster
Gardner
Thomas
Wagner
Fielders Win First and Tie in Second
Johnson hit a seventh inning homer to lift St. Louis 3 2 over Pittsburgh in the opener of a doubleheader. The nightcap ended after nine innings due to darkness with no runs scored in a pitchers duel between Davenport and Allen.
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St. Louis
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Davenport
Allen
Extra inning games divided in windy Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago split two extra inning pitcher battles in Chicago. Main edged McConnell 3 to 2 in 10 innings as Zwilling homered to knot the score in the eighth. In the second game Henning held to one hit through nine before errors tied the score. Wilson doubled in the eleventh and Kansas City walked three to lose 2 to 1.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Main
McConnell
Zwilling
Henning
Wilson
Peppers and Tip Tops Split Newark and Brooklyn Games
Newark Pepers and Brooklyn Tiptops split a doubleheader yesterday with both games ending 5 to 3. In Newark the Peppers yielded two scratch hits through the ninth while Moran pitched well. In Brooklyn the Wardmen won 5 to 3 after a late five run eighth inning rally.
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Brooklyn
Newark Peppers
Brooklyn Tiptops
Newark
Peppers
Moran
Upham
Lafitte
Newarks
Kauff
Mays Mows Down Home Team As Shawkey Hard to Solve
Pitcher Mays dominates after the first inning while Shawkey’s delivery frustrates the home club. Mays exits for a pinch hitter in the seventh as Collins finishes in splendid style.
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Shawkey
Mays
Collins
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