Midland Peppers edge Colts in ten innings for 4 3 win
In Midland, the Pepper s defeated the Cumberland Colts 4 to 3 in ten innings. Carroll outpitched Price, Lippold hit a foul home run that was ruled foul before a pivotal tenth, and Schafer Marean and Calhoun made key plays in a tense game.
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Midland
Midland “Peppers
Cumberland Colts
Carroll
Reay
Gunner
Price
Cumberland
Markwood
Peppers
Schafer
Calhoun
Huw Lippold
Jackson
Johnson
Benton
Deih
Griner
H. Lippold
Barry
Glasson
Eriner
Marean
Hilleary
Lippold
Newkirk
Threeuns
Schaffer
May
Gentz
F. Lippold
Bowden
Deihl
Lippold Toohnson
Markood
Caloun
Deihi
Markfood
Benon
Marean Doued
Gentz Johnson
Carroll Ned
Glass
Ford
Zihl
Newkirk-Barr
Mad—Benton
Dieate
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R. Lippold
Markwood, P
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Bo ‘Ow Worries
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Seshe's
Benny Kauffs Bitter Rift Stirs Baseball War
Benny Kauff, a star in the Federal league, sparks a major baseball controversy as Ban Johnson Garry Herrmann and John Tener block his play with the Giants. Indianapolis reports a $10,000 bid and two players for Kauff amid prior contracts. Kauff seeks reinstatement while Brooklyn and New York dispute binding agreements and player ownership.
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Benny Kkauff
Kraft
Ban Johnson
Garry Herrmann
John K. Tener
Kauff
Giants
Foster
New York
Indianapolis A. A
Brooklyn
National Commission
Tener
Robert B. Ward
Gilmore
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Association
Hendricks
Indianapolis Federals
H Hendricks
Brooklyn Federals
Hartford
Federals
R. B. Ward
The
Brookseds
Hempstead
New York Nationals
Ward
Carroll
James
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Chicago May Day
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 4 New York 2 Boston 4 Brooklyn 1 St. Louis 9 Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1. Today Boston visits Brooklyn New York plays Philadelphia Pittsburgh meets Chicago. Chicago won 7 to 1 over Pittsburgh with Vaughn dominating Pittsburgh bats and McQuillan touched for runs.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Vaughn
McQuillan
R. H. E. Coreg
Ota Ssecay Clin
Thor Pittsburgh
Iseehakee Batteries
Breshnahan
Mamaux
Gibson
L. F.C
Broklyn
Washington-Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Athletics
Washington
St Louis Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Final Game
St Louis won the last game of the series against Cincinnati 3 to 1 in a tight contest. Pitchers Meadows and Snyder contributed on the mound, while Lear and Clark provided the offense for St Louis in this May game.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bea
Meadows and
Snyder
Lear and Clark
Wall Paper Sale Ad at Eylers 30 N Centre St
An advertisement announces wall paper specials including 2 3 4 and 5 cents per roll with a line of golds at 5 cents. It claims savings on any paper grade and directs readers to Eylers at 30 North Centre Street.
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Detroit
Eylers
Centre St
Detroit Beats Chicago 4 3 in Drizzle Ruled Series Finale
In a rain drenched May 3 game Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 3 to close the series. Davis bore the brunt with a rough fourth inning but Cicotte faltered later allowing two decisive runs. Batteries Dauss McKee for Detroit and Cicotte Faber Schalk for Chicago.
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New York
Ccnvess
Liogcgae Vaekavareekts
Washington
Chpreo
Cic Sdaasees
Srcecnuvesre
Scisvess
Inesk Ee
Chicago
Detroit
Davis
Cicotte
R. H.E. Seeevicvesese
Dauss and McKee
Cicotte, Faber and Schalk
Cleveland Tops St Louis 7 6 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Cleveland defeats St Louis 7 to 6 in the ninth inning after a Chapman forced run on a pass, Jackson's single and Gra ney's run, aided by Agnew's error throwing to third. Steen and Weisman started, Coumbe labored in spots, Siebold made sensational catches.
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Leveland
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chapman
Jackson
Graney
Agnew
Steen
Weisman
Coumbe
Siebold
Hoffman Beats Vale Summit In Pitcher's Battle
Frostburg May 3 The Hoffman team wins as young pitcher Martin allows only two hits over Vale Summit Entler for Vale Summit also pitched well with five hits Hoffman lineup features Piper Donohue and Martin while Vale Summit includes Maher Entler Sleeman Leake and Neat Umpire John Finn.
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Frostburg
Hoffman
Vale Summit
Martin
Entler
Piper
Donohue
B. Donohue
W. Race
H. Donohue
Siefert
Henley
J. Donohue
Maher
Sleeman
Leake
W. Neat
Hobel
J. Neat
Levalle
Fatkin
John Finn
Keener Drives Fourbase Hits In Tight Opening League Contest
In Piedmont May 3 the Coney Tigers beat Tri-Towns 13 to 12 in a seesaw Cumberland and George's Creek League opener. Keener of Coney went 4 for 4 with two home runs and two triples. Lonaconing surged for 15 hits off Wickline and Collins as Muster East pitched for Coney and was touched for nine singles. The game lasted three hours with a back and forth struggle.
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Cumberland Colts
Cumberland and George's Creek
Frostburg Demons
Smith
Colts
Russ
Piedmont
Potomac Park
Coney Tigers
Tri-Towns
Tigers
Lonaconing
Wickline
Collins
Muster
East
Coney
Keener
Piedm't
Bluff
Kickiline
Collins and Dailey
Frostburg Demonsрил Defeat Lonaconing Tigers 7 to 1
Frostburg Demons beat Lonaconing Tigers 7 to 1 in Lonaconing as pitcher John Stafford, formerly of Cumberland, allowed 12 singles while Dye held the Tigers to six hits. Strong defensive support by Frostburg saved several runs.
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Lonaconing
Frostburg Demons
Lonaconing Tigers
John Stafford
Cumberland
Dye
Tigers
Frosth
Coney
Frostburg
Dye and Schombert
Stafford
Bruff
Ehmling 7 Smith 6 Infielders Turn Double Play
Late action features Ehmling reaching on a hit by pitch Williams and Brode involved in a double play Ehmling to Williams Smith struck by a pitch and a wild pitch by Raley umpire time recorded 1-45.
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Ehmling
Smith
Frostburg
Cumberland
Williams
Brode
Raley
Chicago tops Buffalo twice to lead Federal League
Chicago took first place in the Federal League yesterday by defeating Buffalo twice, while Newark was swept in a double header by St. Louis. Batteries for Chicago were Hendrix and Wilson in one game and Schultz and Allen in the other.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Newark
St. Louis
CIGD
Hendrix
Wilson
Schultz and Allen
Fielders Trim Peppers Twice in Doubleheader
Newark N J May 3 The Newark club lost two hard fought games to St Louis. Eddie Plank pitched superbly in the first game. Batteries Groom and Hartley for Newark Pattenner Chapman Falkenberg Rariden listed in incomplete box score.
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Newark
N. J
St. Louis
Eddie Plank
Wee
Deere
Plank
Chapmen
Falkensberg
Rariden
Eeees Cveesvtvenk
Groom
Hartley
Katserting
Cumberland Press Black Caps Triumph Over West Side 12 to 9
Cumberland Press Black Caps defeated West Side 12 to 9 on Camp Hill diamonds yesterday morning. Gellner starred for the Press with twelve strikeouts while West Side manager Goetz moved to short in the fifth. A rematch versus Times is being arranged for next Sunday.
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Camp Hill
Cumberland Press
Black Caps
West Side
Gellner
Goetz
Short
Keifer
Press
Times
McKenzie
Diggs Jr
Wallace 2d
Metzer
Swankhouse Sr
Orr and Zieler
Reiley, Jr
Burkett and Nicholson
Collegians rout Frostburg in 12 to 1 league game
Cumberland Collegians defeated Frostburg Athletics 12 to 1 at Commercial League Park. Spier started for Athletics before Meady relieved him. Schroff allowed five hits for the locals as the Collegians built a lead with early offense and solid defense.
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Cumberland Collegians
Frostburg Athletics
Commercial League Park
Collegians
Spier
Athletics
Meady
Schroff
Kirby
Hoffman
Knatz
Becker
Law
Beckwith
Clark
Long
Volk
Barry
Brophy
Often
Barrick
Every
G. Finn
M. Finn
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Demons
Mountain City
Matese
Boyle
Riggins
Frost
Burg
Ryan
Cumberland AB Johnson
Eeene
Geéate
Bdi Vaccasat
Windsor Garage & Taxicab CO
South George Street
Benny Kauff
Merry War
McGraw
Cinecinati
Cardinals
R. H. E. Cleveland
Steen, Coumbe
O'Neill
Baumgardeser
Loudermilk
Weilman
Johnny Stafford
Oeewes
Midlands
Essceed
Lonaconing O
Velenee
Cumberland Oecses
F. J. Carter
Harrison and George Sts
Kansas City
Baltimore
Comoros
Scesce
Savatemssn & S
McConnell
Eee Oil
St Louis
R.A. E . Frostburg
the Citizens Garage
N. Mechanic St
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