Fultz Press Agent Seeks Baseball Reform Amid Quiet Garr
New York June 5 Dave Fultz pushes for baseball reform as he meets with major moguls while factions wait on the national commission. Federal League pressures and poor gate receipts dim hopes of a walkout or quick concessions as Fultz guards plans and relies on publicity.
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New York
Dave Fultz
Baseball Players Fraternity
Fultz
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
National Commission
Dave
Meredith Rivalryes Ted as Poly Prep and Peddie Tie
In New Brunswick New Jersey Poly Prep and Peddie Institute each finish with 30 points to share track honors at Rutgers interscholastic meet. R Meredith of Peddie, known as the famed Ted's brother, excels by breaking the 440 yard record in 52.8 seconds and taking second in the 880 yard run.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Poly Prep
Peddie Institute
Rutgers
R. Meredith
Peddie
Ted
Barney Oldfield Buys New Peugeot Race Car
Indianapolis June 5 Barney Oldfield purchased a brand new Peugeot racing car for 15000 dollars to avoid missing another 500 mile race. The car will be boxed in Paris and shipped via Bordeaux and arrives in time for the Detroit contest, not the Chicago event.
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Indianapolis
Barney Oldfield
Paris
Bordeaux
Chicago
Detroit
Arney
Giants Beat Rochester In Exhibition Game
The New York Giants defeated Rochester Inter nations 4 to 3 in an exhibition at Rochester, N Y. Mathewson pitched the first four innings for the Nationals and was ineffective. Final line shows New York four runs on eight hits with four errors, Rochester three runs on ten hits with four errors. Players listed include Mathewson Schupp Ritter H Smith Erickson Williams Erwin.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Giants
Rochester Internationals
Mathewson
New York
Schupp
Ritter
H. Smith
Erickson
Williams
Erwin
Veteran umpire Tim Hurst dies at 54 in Minersville
Tim Hurst former major league umpire died suddenly at a friend's home in Minersville at age 54 from indigestion. He first umpired in the Southern League 33 years ago after volunteering in place of a quitting umpire. Hurst gained fame as a sharp wit and quick to defend himself, later serving in the National League. He also worked in Far Rockaway real estate.
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Pottsville
Tim Hurst
Minersville
Hurst
Umure
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Fred Smith Transferred to Brooklyn Federals
New York June 5 Fred Smith the Buffalo Federals shortstop has been traded to the Brooklyn Federals and will join the lineup today. The deal stems from a winter agreement when Buffalo agreed to transfer a player by June 3 in the Artie Hofman exchange.
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New York
Fred Smith
Buffalo Federals
Brooklyn Federals
Buffalo
Artie Hofman
Hyde Clinches Metropolitan Golf Title With Brilliant Play
Miss Lillian B Hyde the fast driver of South Shore Field Club wins the final round to capture the Metropolitan Golf title in a brilliant display.
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Brilliant Play
Driver
South Shore Field Club
Metropolitan Golf
Keyser Preps Cop Wins Beall High Track Meet
Frostburg Md June 5 Keyser Preparatory School of West Virginia University track team defeated Beall High School on Beall field. Keyser won the one mile relay while Beall led early but Ballah outsprinted Price to finish. Individual winners include Liller Day and Spicer with times and marks across dash distance events, shot put and jumps.
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Frostburg
Keyser Preparatory School
West Virginia University
Beall High School
Beall High
Keyser
Ballah
Liller
Rankin
Spicer
Huntsman
Cook
McLane
Price
Day
Williams
Brophy
Smith to Face McGuire Giants at Goney Sunday
Tomorrow the Colts meet Jimmie McGuire's Giants in Lonaconing with Lefty Smith pitching and Lippold catching. A special Cumberland road train departs Cumberland at 1 PM and extra cars run on the Cumberland and Westernport lines.
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Smith
M'Guire
Giants
Colts
Lonaconing
Jimmie McGuire
Russler
Lippold
Coney Team
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Cumberland
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway
Alleged Agents of Pool Are Arrested
Three alleged agents of the baseball pool were arrested in Philadelphia charged with gambling law violations. The pool is said to attract about 50,000 Philadelphians who gamble weekly.
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Philadelphia
Daniel
Morristown man held in state pool ticket syndicate case
Lakas of Morristown Pa accused as general Pennsylvania agent for the Baseball News Company of New York was arrested at a cigar store that served as the syndicate's local HQ. Detectives say ten thousand weekly play coupons were found in his possession. Ward Witthuhn and Barton Weaver are jailed as co defendants. Lucas says he took a three month railroad leave to handle pool tickets for the New York outfit backed by two New York Senators.
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New York Concern
New York
Amateurs and Orioles Open Seasons in City Baseball Night
The Baltimore and Ohio team faces Kennewey Company this evening at Commercial Athletic Park. Cumberland Orioles start their season tomorrow afternoon at Fort Hill against the Cumberland White Sox. The Oriole battery is Sell and O’Neil.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Kennewey Company
Commercial Athletic Park
Cumberland Orioles
Fort Hill
Cumberland White Sox
Oriole Battery
Sell
O'Neil
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh on West Invasion in Debut
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 2 in yesterday's Western invasion. Pfeffer pitched four hits allowed and got support from Stengel and Myers. The visitors broke through Cooper in the fifth and chased him in the sixth. Batterys Pfeffer McCarty Harmon Cooper Conzelman Gibson Schang.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
Stengel
Myers
Cooper
Pittsburg
McCarty
Harmon
Conzelman
Gibson
Schang
Cincinnati Vanquished 6 1 by St Louis Nine
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 after Wingo miscue led to Huggins scoring. Batt eries Griner and Snyder for St Louis with Duglas Toney and Wingo in action.
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Cincinnati
Niseews
Griner
Snyder
Duglas
Toney
Wingo
Peppers and Dry Bugs Set for Big Doublebill at South End Park
Sam Alcott's Midland Peppers meet Manager Russler's Cumberland Colts at South End Park with Snyder starting for the Peppers and Captain Diehl filling in for the ill Getz. On the Frostburg side, Dry Bugs and Demons lineups feature Morgan behind the plate and Sleepy Jones on the mound.
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Sam Alcott
Midland Peppers
Russler
Cumberland Colts
South End Park
Markwood
Brode
Alcott
Snyder
Sunny Getz
Colts
Mique Diehl
McIntyre
Vic May
Packie Mullen
Dry Bugs
Piedmont
Spates
Frostburg Demons
Frostburg
Frank Colley
Morgan
Demons
Sleepy Jones
Griffith
Wamsley
Frederick
PRESS TEAM MEETS ALL STARS TOMORROW
The Cumberland Press ball tossers clash with an all star lineup from the Daily News and the Evening Times at Old Commercial League Park. Rain has postponed the game twice but managers insist on playing. Star pitcher Chick Gellner will start the game with George Woerner behind the plate.
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Cumberland Press
Daily News
Evening Times
Chick” Gellner
Press Star Curve
George Woerner
Federal Magnates Meet In Chicago Today
The Federal League board of managers will meet in Chicago on June 5. President James A. Gilmore says the members expect to discuss the baseball situation but have nothing of importance before them.
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Chicago
Federal League
Board of Managers
James A. Gilmore
Scores From Yesterday as Cubs and Giants Halted
Scores show Chicago 2 Boston 0 Detroit 3 New York 0 Washington 6 Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3. Chicago tops Boston with two runs in first inning on E Collins baserunning. Scott, Weaver, J Collins, FE Collins supported by fielding. Speaker hit on head by Scott in first. may play tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
New York
Ww G& PC
Patreot Scanlans
PROVO
Acticed
Cheveland civ Veeves
ASG
Kant
Athletics
E. Collins
Wagner
J. Collins
Scott
Weaver
FE. Collins
Speaker
Rowland
Rodgers
R.H. E. Chines O
Ccc
Scott and Schalk
Shore
Mays
Cardy
Carrigan
Philadelphia Defeats St Louis 5 To 3 In Uphill Win
Philadelphia tops St Louis 5 to 3 as timely hits and fielding errors tilt the game. Oldridge Kopf and Murphy each have two hits off Weisman. Bush limits St Louis to five. Malone debuting under his real name Ryan after Mount St Joseph’s stint.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Oldridge
Kopf
Murphy
Weisman
Bush
Malone
Mount St. Joseph's College
Baltimore
Ryan
R. H. E. Philadelphia
McAvoy
Agnew
Senators thump Indians in Washington game
Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as the first Western club to visit here this season. Four-run seventh inning featured two errors three singles and a wild pitch. Shaw allowed four hits with one walk and a costly error sequence. Williams walked four times. Batteries Shaw Henry Steen O Neil.
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Washington
Cleveland
Shaw
Williams
H. E. Washinston
Ae Cova
Weekend Games List Aired For Cumberland Frostburg
Sunday schedule notes Cumberland travels to Lonaconing and Frostburg visits Piedmont as part of the week’s game lineup. Taxicab call 700 appears in the advertisement.
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L Pet. Lonaconing
Midland
Cumberland
Frostburg
Piedmont
Federal Tonight’s NBA Card Highlights City Matchups
The schedule lists games: Baltimore at Brooklyn, Buffalo at Newark, Pittsburgh at Kansas City, St. Louis at Chicago. Scores show Brooklyn 9 3, Chicago 3, Kansas City 5, Pittsburgh 3, Buffalo 3 6.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Newark
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
L. Pet
Weer
St Louis
Terrapins defeat Colonial League club in Springfield
The Terrapins beat the local Colonial League club 7 to 2 in Springfield. Mike Doolan led the Diamondbacks with Snipe Conley pitching, Jacklitsch caught as Harvey Russell was injured by a wild-pitch thumb stab. Reynolds, a former City College product, was sent by Otto Knabe. Baltimore heads to Brooklyn to face the Tiptops in a doubleheader.
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Springfield
Mass
Terrapins
Mike Doolan
Diamondbacks
Snipe Conley
Jacklitsch
Harvey Russell
Hartford
Frank Smith
Reynolds
City College
Otto Knabe
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Blues and Tiptops Split Double Header in Buffalo
Buffalo and Brooklyn split a twin bill with Brooklyn taking the first game 9 3 and Buffalo replying 6 3. In the latter contest Louden and McDonald hit two home runs in the third inning, shaping the outcome. Batteries for Brooklyn were Marion Krapp and Blair. for Buffalo Schultz Allen LaFitte Pratt.
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Tiptops
Buffalo
N. Y
Brooklyn
Louden
McDonald
Hh.e
Anthony Oey Sps
Ah Aens
Marion
Se Krapp Jand Blair
Gm H. E. Buffalo
Brooklym
Schultz and Allen
Lafitte and
Pratt
Rebels Pitchers Wild As Packers Win
Kansas City defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 3 yesterday as wild pitching helped the Royals score four runs in the seventh inning. Main Henning and Brown teamed with Rogge, Barger and Dickson in the battery for Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Main
Henning
Brown
Rogge
Barger
Dickson
Land
Fielders Trim Whales and Improve Standing
Chicago lost to St. Louis as the Cardinals swept the series to boost to first division contention. Groom fanned five while McConnell pitched three innings. only one Chicago hit safely against him. Brennan and Black shut out the Cubs other than a lone Chicago hit, leaving St. Louis ahead and Chicago in fifth place.
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Chicago
St. Louis
McConnell
Groom
Drake
Black
Brennan
H. E
Eas
Hartley
Wilson
Fischer
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C. A. Hamill
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Beer Among Beers German Brewing CO
Cumberland, Maryland
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Steckman Bar
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