Three Cornered Baseball Deal Rumored Among Giants Reds Cubs
Rumors say New York Giants Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs plan a three corner trade. Key players mentioned include Jimmy Archer Frank Schulte Larry Cheney Red Murray Ivy Wingo and Charles Herzog. McGraw seeks a catcher and Reds may appoint Jack Hendricks as manager amid possible moves.
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Frank Schulte
Larry Cheney
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Ralph Stroud
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Charles Herzog
Teher
Ivy Wingo
Cincinnati Reds
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Zog
Reds
Hendricks
August Herrmann
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McGraw
Giant
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Johnson Wins Big Hill Climb At Chestnut Ridge
Uniontown saw 20 000 to 25 000 spectators line the mile mountain course on Chestnut Ridge for the third annual hill climb. Charlies Johnson drove a Packard to a 3 27 5 record in the free-for-all. A E Walden won Class E in a Chalmers and J E Jenkey took the motorcycle prize on a Harley Davidson.
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A. E. Walden
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J. E. Jenkey
Europe
Old National Pike
Summit Hill
Local Battler Fay Kaiser Set for Big 10 Round Title Fight
The boxing card tonight at Moose Hall features Fay Kaiser opposing Pittsburgh’s Harry Greb in a ten round middleweight bout. Kais er and Greb report peak condition after arrival, with Greb recently defeating Witney Wenzel. Several solid preliminaries and a five man battle royal are planned.
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Old Moose Hall
Fay Kaiser
Harry Greb
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Kaiser
Greb
Bob Scrappers
Witney Wenzel
Harvard Yale Crews Meet on Thames Today
New London Conn June 25 crowds filled the city for the Harvard Yale intervarsity regatta set for today. Harvard swept the scrub races including a 6 minute 21 second freshman four and a 3 minute 5 and a half second graduate eight, while both camps prepared their varsity crews for the main events.
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McGuireites Edge Dry Bugs To Take League Lead
The McGuireites defeated the Dry Bugs 5 to 3 on the Bugs home grounds to widen their league lead. Jones and Klinghoffer battled in a 1-1 game through seven innings before Coney's bats exploded for four runs in the eighth, aided by miscues. Piedmont added a run in each of the seventh and eighth as Laughlin and Morgan sparked scoring. Whitworth stole second and scored on Morgan’s hit. Attendance was 500 with umpire Deer.
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Nagle
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Deer
Weekend Games Roundup in Cumberland Area
Saturday features Midland at Cumberland and Frostburg at Piedmont. Sunday schedule includes Lonaconing at Cumberland and Midland at Piedmont.
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Piedmont
Lonaconing
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Piedmont Steer
Nationals Dominate Phillies for First Home Win
New York Nationals defeated Philadelphia 13 to 5 in yesterday’s game at New York. Batters Stroud Wendell and others led the attack while Moran's pitchers struggled. Chicago beat St Louis 14 13, Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3, and New York 13 Philadelphia 5 in recent scores.
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Tyler Allows Three Bingles in Boston Win
Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 0 as Tyler starred on the mound allowing three hits. He issued passes occasionally but tightened in key moments to seal the shutout. Batteries Tyler Whaling for Boston and Douglas Appleton McCarty for Brooklyn.
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Zimmerman Delivers Clutch Double Then Steals Home
Heinie Zimmerman, the crippled Chicago infielder, batted in a pinch hit double to tie the game and then stole home for the winning run after Good's infield out, as Chicago defeated St. Louis 14 to 13. The battery was Zabel Standridge Cheney Pierce Archer Robinson Meadows Perdew Doak Gonzales Snyder.
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Snyder
Cincinnati Defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in Yesterday's Game
Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5 to 3 yesterday as Mamaux lasted three innings before leaving with seven hits allowed. Adams relieved and also gave up runs. Toney was solid except for a third inning triple plus walks and an out at first that produced two Pirates runs and two later hits in the ninth added another score. Batter names Toney Clark Mamaux Adams Gibson noted.
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Adams
Toney
Pirates
R. H. E. Cine
Asc
Toney and Clark
Mamaux, Adams and
Gibson
Twenty Three Machines to Start Chicago Race
Chicago June 25 Twenty three racing motors with proven ability to average 85 miles an hour or better will start in Chicago's first annual 500 mile automobile Derby at Speedway Park tomorrow. Final trials closed with sundown Wednesday night. Ralph Mulford's Special and the Ogren post entry were last to meet speed requirements. seven cars were eliminated or withdrawn including De Palma Mercedes Oldfield Bugatti Mais Duchesneau Zucker Sunbeam.
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Ogren
Ralph de Palma
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Bugatti
John Mais
Mais
Mulford
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Duchesneau
Frank Zucker
Berwyn
Carl Limberg
Sunbeam
Baseball scores from New York Boston and more
Detroit beat St Louis 9 to 8. Boston defeated Washington 12 to 4. New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 4. Chicago lost to Cleveland 4 to 5 as New York and Athletics posted various results in early season play.
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St. Louis
Newark
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Buffalo
Chicago Triumph Delivers Ninth Inning Upset Over Cleveland
Chicago edges Cleveland 5 4 in nineteen innings as Eddie Collins belts a double and Weaver singles with two out. Ravens beat St Louis 4 2, breaking their streak. Maisel drives in winning run in 10 innings as New York tops Philadelphia 7 4. Baltimore defeats St Louis 4 2 to seize Federal lead.
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Weaver
Eddie Collins
Chicago
Blackburne
Felsch
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Jackson
Graney
Cicotte
Maisel
Athletics
Philadelphia
Bush
New York
Guy Zinn
Baltimore
St. Louis
Terrapin Park
Tigers Use Their Bats In 9 3 Victory Over Browns
Detroit rapped the ball and base hit frequently to beat St Louis 9 to 3. Davis pitched solidly until the seventh when a single a walk and Austin's double produced a Browns run. Tiger errors contributed to two more Browns scores as Detroit tallied nine. Batteries Dauss Stanage and Hamilton Hoch Loudermilk Agnew.
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St Louis
Davis
Austin
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Dauss
Stanage
Hamilton
Hoch
Loudermilk
Agnew
Senators Ease Past Washington in Series Finale
Boston combined 14 hits six sacrifices and seven walks with three errors to win 12 to 4. Ray Collins pitched his first full game of the season. Hooper drove in five runs as Boston dominated Washington. Score 12 14 1 Washington 4 3 1 Batteries Collins and Cady Boehling Shaw Engle Henry.
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Washington
Ray Collins
Hooper
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Collins and Cady
Boehling, Shaw, Engle and
Henry
Illuminating Work Doesn't Save Brophy
Frostburg June 25. Manager Schneider of the Collegians has released Shortstop Brophy. In a recent game Brophy was the shining star with 12 chances without an error and three two base hits. The All Stars claim a contract flaw and salary-limit violation. Next week Bill Jenkins joins the Collegians and Dick Holban fills Brophy's spot.
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Brophy
All-Stars
All Stars
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Collegian
Dick Holban
Pennsylvania
Birmingham to Test So Called Ironclads
Sleveland June 25 Joe Birmingham the former Indians manager hires an attorney and threatens to sue President Somers for his salary through 1916 over ironclad contracts at the start of the Federal League war. He has been barred from Somers park grounds and club house.
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Joe Birmingham
Indians
Joe
Somers
Birmingham
Somers Park
Packard Twirls Packers to Victory Over Newark
Kansas City won the opening game of the series in Newark by 3 to 2 with Gene Packard pitching. Batteries were Packard and Easterly for Kansas City and Moseley and Rariden for Newark.
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Packers
Newark
Kansas City
Gene Packard
Neowork
Easterly
Moseley and
Rariden
Chicago Hands Brooklyn Eighth Straight Defeat
Poor pitching by Lafitte led to Brooklyn's eighth consecutive loss as Chicago racked up six early runs on nine hits in the first three innings. Batteries: Brown Black and Fischer for Chicago, Marion Wilson Lafitte and Simon for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
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R. H. EK
Ay Wanes
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Black
Fischer
Marion
Wilson
Simon
Buffalo Wins Behind Sixth Inning Bunching Of Hits
Six Buffalo hits and three Pittsburgh errors in the sixth inning sparked a 9 to 5 Buffalo win. Rogge’s final inning for Pittsburgh preceded Leclair shutting out Buffalo after the sixth. Batteries Schultz and Allen for Buffalo and Rogge Leclair Berry for Pittsburgh.
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Buffeta Pidds
Cwidssenvee Ican
Pittsburgh
Schultz and Allen
Rogge, Leclair and
Berry
Alcott's Peppers to Meet Russler's Colts Tomorrow
Sam Alcott's Midland Peppers visit the local Park to contest with Russler's Colts. John Allen, a former Federal Leaguer, is expected to pitch for the locals as both teams battle for third place with the Peppers currently in that spot.
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Midland Peppers
Russler
Colts
John Allen
Colt
Peppers
Brown's Cubs Defeat Bedford Colored Giants at South End Park
Brown's Cubs overwhelmed Bedford Pa Colored Giants 23 to 5 at South End Park. The comeback comes after a pause caused by Frostburg Wets and sets up a wagered game with Frostburg Fede as both clubs prepare for the next match.
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