La Salle Defeats Keyser Prep in West Virginia Exhibition
La Salle Institute defeats Keyser Preparatory School 6 to 3 at Keyser West Virginia. Entler fans 12 for La Salle. Montgomery fans 10 for Keyser. Keyser led by vigorous fielding while Getty Long Hoffman Gorman and Keenan Comaleo powered the La Salle offense. Return game planned for later this month at South End Park.
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Midland Boosters Head to Frostburg for Opener
Midland plans to win with its current lineup as Snyder may start on the mound. The 100 strong delegation travels via C W Electric to Frostburg for the baseball opener with Frostburg, with Calhoun Nolan Benton Griner Gleason Hilleary Barry Newkirk Barry Cobb or Speer Snyder Fazenbaker Grindle or Stover listed in the field and in the pitcher role.
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Broadway Stars Name Lineup for May 9 Game at Frostburg
Frostburg Maryland May 8 The Broadway Stars announce a lineup with Cathcart Finn and Lammert as catchers Dean Clark and Hewitt as pitchers Hanna at first P Jack at second Brophy at short Hanna at third Bone and Davis in left Sloan and Lemmert in right field Dr B A Smith Broadway is manager He seeks a game with Welsh Hill on May 9 Players must be 19 years or younger
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Finn
Lammert
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Clark
Coney Juniors 19 Open Season With Frostburg Athletics
Lonaconing Maryland May 6 The Coney Jrs baseball team will open the season Sunday at 3 pm with the Frostburg Athletics in Athletic Park Lonaconing The Jr lineup includes Kirch catcher Kirby Fisher Nichols pitchers Beaman first base Eilbeck second base Stewart shortstop Brown third base Green Moody Gallagher Balston outfield
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Eckhart Ready for Challenges in Open baseball season
Eckhart Maryland reports first class grounds on Laurel Hill as volunteers finish improvements. Manager Bernard Byrnes invites any team to cross bats in the opening game. Nearby glass works Crescent, Jefferson, Athens and Union Stopper operate in full blast with new tanks and steady orders for tumblers lenses and ware.
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Union Stopper Company
Rate Hearing to Conclude in Chicago
Inter State Commerce Commissioner Daniels began a four day session in Chicago to finish uncompleted evidence for Protestant Western Advance rate cases. The hearings started April 3rd and covered tariffs on imported commodities and other unpresented matters.
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Bank Statement From Allegany County Maryland 1917
Cashier W L Morgan swears the bank balance statement is true with totals for capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. The document lists reserves due to agents in New York Chicago and St Louis and deposits subject to checks notice and certified deposits totaling 1 350 659 04 with details of current expenses taxes and interest.
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National Tonight’s NBA Schedule Card
Tonight’s schedule lists Philadelphia at Brooklyn New York at Boston St Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago with multiple Eastern and Midwest matchups on the card.
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New York Beats Philadelphia 4 to 2 in May 6 Clash
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Stroud out pitched Alexander who lasted eight innings. Lobert had three singles and Byrne was ejected for arguing. Luderus sidelined by elbow injury in practice. Whit ted started at first. Batteries: Stroud Meyers for New York. Alexander Oeschger Adams for Philadelphia.
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Whitted
Zabel Shuts Out Cincinnati 5–0 for Chicago Seventh Straight Win
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 0 as Zabel pitched a shutout yesterday. He allowed five scattered hits while Chicago’s defense turned two sparkling double plays. Bresnahan, Dale and Clark teamed with Zabel in a strong showing at Wrigley.
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Braves Find Atchison in Four-Run Loss
Brooklyn defeated Atchison 4 to 0 as Atchison weakened in the fourth inning. James pitched well for Brooklyn. Cather hit a bases loaded triple in the fourth. Gowdy drove in Maranville with a triple after Maranville doubled in the ninth. McCarty and Culshaw drove runs for Brooklyn. Wheat made a spectacular one hand catch.
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McCarty
Culshaw
Wheat
Polk Street Cubs Hold Off West Side in Close Baseball Clash
In a tight contest Polk Street Cubs edged West Side Grammar School 6 to 5. Polk Street built a late rally as errors favored Polk Street 3 to 5 for West Side. Vernon Burke homered for Polk Street with 3-base hits by W Burke and a 2-base by Vorhees. Cromwell credited with win and Hoffman took the loss as Elkins prep notes follow. Second item: Elkins Gun Club plans its Second Annual Tournament May 18 registered with Inter-State Association. shooters from several towns expected for big day.
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Raise Fruit for Sailors Campaign Aims at Navy Aid
London May 6 British campaign approved by the Admiralty asks housewives to plant small vegetable plots for sailors garden produce and money contributions will fund fruit purchases to be sent to fleet units deployed in various quarters for the men of the navy.
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West Virginia Red Men Meet in Parkersburg May 11 12
The forty fifth annual meeting of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men of West Virginia will convene in Parkersburg on May 11 and 12.
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Philadelphia Notches 2-1 Win Over New York Yankees
May 6 report shows Philadelphia ending New York’s streak by winning 2 to 1 in the series finale. Wyckoff outpitched Keating, holding the Yankees to three hits. Oldring homered in the third with Murphy aboard to seal the win. Batteries Wyckoff and Schang for Philadelphia. Keating and Sweeney for New York.
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Detroit Triumphs Over St Louis In Eleven Inning Thriller
Detroit scored three runs in the eleventh to beat St Louis 5 to 2 yesterday in St Louis. Errors by the locals tied the game and Lowdermilk faltered late, yielding two walks and two singles for Detroit's decisive rally. Batteries Dubue and McKee for Detroit Lowdermilk and Agnew for St Louis.
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Cleveland Defeats Chicago 1-0 On Pitching Duel
In Cleveland on May 6 Morton and Scott held the opposition to four hits each. Chapman tripled with one out in the ninth, Jackson and Graney drew passes, and Smith delivered a sacrifice fly to left to score the lone run. Chicago left three runners stranded and Schalk injured a knee on a foul tip.
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Shore Blanks Nationals in Boston Victory
May 6 in Boston Boehlings wild pitch with Speaker on third gave the Red Sox the only run as Shore and Boehling shut out Washington. McNally’s fielding stood out in the win with solid defense behind the erratic pitchers.
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Owens Hits Game Winning Homer in Ten Inning Storm
In a thrilling Ter rapin Park clash Baltimore edged Chicago 8 to 4 after Yip Owens belted a two run homer with two out in the bottom of the tenth. Suggs and Hendrix starred on the mound as fans surged onto the field to celebrate the backstop’s dramatic victory.
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Lafitte Suffers Lumbago as Rebels Blank Tip Tops
Brooklyn fans watched St. Louis defeat Brooklyn 3 to 0. Davenport allowed six hits while Lafitte retired in the fourth with lumbago and was replaced by Finneran who faltered late. The only Brooklyn chance came in the first inning with bases full and one out as two flies ended the threat. Batteries Davenport Chapman Lafitte Finneran Land.
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Barring of Havana fight films upheld by federal judge
Jersey City May 6 Federal Judge Thomas Haight upheld the Newark port collector Frederick Freed in blocking entrance of Willards Johnson Havana fight films. T Lawrence Weber failed to restrain interferring with film entry through New York customs. Weber to appeal to the circuit court in Trenton and possibly to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Coffey Knocks Out Reich At Madison Square Garden
Irish heavyweight Jim Coffey defeats former amateur champion Al Reich in the third round at Madison Square Garden. Coffey dominates from the opening bell as fans witness a sensational bout in New York on May 5.
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