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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
5
Sphia May 13 report says Dan Costello to bench and Hans er possibly moved to outfield where Gerber began his league career. Errors by Tello and McQuillan cost the Pirates runs in Chicago and the Moronites game.
Michael Hoban of the Frostburg baseball club was awarded a pair of shoes by Kline Bros. after hitting a home run in Sunday's game. The hit was ruled a three bagger but bold base running and luck allowed him to score.
Midland Peppers, now league leaders after the Frostburg Midland game was tossed by the commission, meet Lonaconing Giants today. Midland's batteries are Snyder and Bowden, while Muster is favored for Lonaconing on the mound under Manager McGuire.
The Moose Club defeated Whiteman's Rip Raps by 54 pins in last night's match at Moose alleys. Team scores show Moose Club 1895 to Rip Raps 1841 after three games.
Allegany County High School meets La Salle Institute this afternoon at South End Park in the deciding third game of the scholastic baseball championship series. The teams split the first two games 4 to 2 and 3 to 0. High batteries are Keller and Gonder. LaSalle bats Entler and Cole.
National league results show Boston beating Detroit 4 to 1 with Gainer homering in the fifth. Mathewson earned his first 1914 win over Cincinnati 6 to 5 as Groh and Burns homered amid a drizzle and field protests by Mollwitz and Benton. Batteries Mathewson Meyers Dale Clark Shore Cady and Veach on duty.
New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 2 while Boston beat Detroit 4 to 1. Chicago topped Washington 4 to 1 and St Louis won 3 to 0 against Philadelphia.
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 11 to 5 despite weather and Cheney errors. Pfeffer earned his first win of the season as Brooklyn exploded for five runs in the second inning aided by four errors and a passed ball. Chicago added two runs late on Schulte’s homer and two hits.
Boston defeats St Louis 6 to 2 after Gilbert's pinch hit drives in two runs in the sixth. Perdue pitched well until relieved by Meadows. Batteries James Gowdy Perdue Meadows and Snyder.
New York May 13 Cotto F Fleischmann president of the Fleischmann Vehicle Company and a member of a bread manufacturing family shot himself yesterday in a city hotel where he had registered under an assumed name. He was taken to a hospital where his recovery was uncertain.
In Cleveland on May 13 New York won 4 to 2 as Wood errors and Peck triple plus a Walker pitch opened a seven inning rally. Warhop pitched well for Cleveland and Nunamaker muffed a ball at the plate. A Cleveland triple play highlighted the game with Nunamaker on second and Warhop on first.
Urban Faber limited Washington to two hits through eight innings as Chicago won 4 to 1. Gandil argued a call and was ejected by umpire Chill. Batteries Faber Daly for Chicago and Gallia Engle Bentley Henry for Washington.
Clarence Walker scored in the second as Schang's wild throw to second helped Waleh reach third and score on Agnew's single. St Louis added another run in the fifth to defeat Philadelphia 3 to 0. Batteries Faber Daly Gallia Pennock Wyckoff Schang.
Schedule shows St. Louis at Baltimore Kansas City at Newark Pittsburgh at Buffalo with Pittsburgh 3 Buffalo 2 from yesterday. Other games postponed due to rain.
Buffalo, N. Y., May 18. Pittsburgh won another closely contested game from Buffalo yesterday 38 to 2. A double play with six Buffalo players involved provided one of the many exciting features of the contest.
Louisville May 13 Rope Perry a pitcher for the Louisville Colonels has been sold to the St. Louis Browns and will report to the new club. Perry came from Wichita last summer and showed great stuff in spring training but failed to win for Louisville. Manager Hayden left St. Louis and explained Perry's case to Branch Rickey who agreed to take him on for a trial.
Frostburg Maryland May 13 The Allegany baseball team led by William Hamilton works the diamond and prepares the field for the May 22 opening game A county second team will be the opponent and a picnic is planned in the grove under team sponsorship Communications should be sent to William Hamilton Frostburg Md
Scranton school teachers have formed a union that will affiliate with the American Federation of Labor, signaling organized labor expansion in education. The move aligns local educators with a national labor body and may influence bargaining dynamics.
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