Cooley to strengthen Frostburg in Federal League
May 14 Frostburg Demons announce the acquisition of Cooley from the Pittsburgh 4s to bolster the catching position for the remainder of the season. He reports for practice next Monday and will debut Thursday in the protested game versus Midland. Managers note prior backstops out of action.
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Frostburg
Oatbure
Frostburg Demons
Er Cooley
Pittsburgh 4S
Pittsburgh Feds
Ooley
Midland
Demons
Spates
John Allen
Schombert
Piedmont
La Salle Wins Championship Over Allegany High in Lopsided Final
La Salle Institute overwhelmed Allegany High School 153 to 4 to clinch the Western Maryland scholastic baseball title in a three game series. Entler pitched masterfully for La Salle while Harbaugh added power in right field and the High School girls watched banners fly at South End Park.
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Allegany Aunty High School
Western Maryland
Salle Boys
Holly Kelly
Kline
Keller
Mannzer Bane
Wallops
Entler
la Salle
Thomas Harbaugh
South End Park
Om R. H. E. la Salle
Entler and
Cole
Bane
Gonder
Coney by Drubbing Midland to Take Lead in League
Lonaconing Giants rout Midland Peppers 6 to 1 to ascend to first in the league. Muster of Lonaconing strikes out ten as Allen and Fazenbaker falter at key moments. Keener stars for the Giants with a pair of hits while Midland shows solid fielding. crowd of about 800 witnesses the win on May 14 in Lonaconing.
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Lonaconing Giants
Midland Peppers
Lonaconing
Giants
Sam Alcott
Muster
Allen
Fazenbaker
Peppers
Midland
Keener
Cobb
Laughlin
Coney
Newkirk
Shearer
Kellogg
Flynn
Benton
Jackson
Beall High Track Meet Entries Grow with Medal Donations
Frostburg on May 14 reports Beall High School will hold its annual track and field meet on May 21. Entries already arrive from Terra Alta West Virginia. Coach Carmany expects strong sprinters and jumpers with good material to choose from. The manager has received donations for twenty five medals.
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Frostburg
Community contributions fund medals and cup for relay event
A list of donors including Hitchins Bros Company Citizens National Bank First National Bank and numerous local groups supports medals for the meet. The note says the next event will feature a silver loving cup for the relay and recalls last year's big success.
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A. Chas, Stewart
C. F. Betz
Citizens National Bank
Majestic Bowling
Palace Theatre Company
Frostburg Opera House
Gilbert
Photographer
J. W. Shea
F. C. Beall
Otto Hohing& Sons
W. E. G. Hitchins
First National Bank
Jeffries Bros
Federal court adjourns after $400 verdict in Capper case
The federal court adjourned yesterday afternoon after a verdict for $400 in the case of Walter Capper, trustee, against Hyman Kline of Frostburg. Capper was represented by William M. Somerville and Kline by Charles G. Watson.
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Hyman Kline
Frostburg
Capper
William M. Somerville
Kline
Charles G. Watson
Hanlon lauds great shortstops but crowns Hughey Jennings
Ned Hanlon, former Orioles manager, ranks Donie Bush and Rabbit Maranville among notable shortstops but insists Hughey Jennings was the greatest of them all during his prime.
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Hanlon
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore Orioles
Jennings
Mel Graw
Kelley
Keller
Donie Bush
Rabbit Maranville
Palmy Jays
Schedule Highlights and Yesterday's Scores in City Baseball
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel as Wheat hit a first inning homer with Siegel on second and two outs. Smith started for Brooklyn against Jim Vauga for Chicago, while Miller Vau and Archer contributed behind the mound. Other games: New York beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 38 to 1. Yesterday's scores also listed St. Louis at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Wheat
Siegel
Smith
Jim Vauga
Bronco
Chagrgo Fae
Me Miller
Vauehn
Archer
Ww. L. Pet
Brooklyn Tree of
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh Defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in Slow Game
Harmon received strong support as Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 3 to 2. Wunener and Johnson turned three double plays, Carey made two diving catches, and Viox and Gerber produced solid hits. All Pittsburgh runs came in the second inning on three singles, two passes, and a double steal.
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Philadelphia
Harmon
Pittsburgh
Wunener
Johnson
Carey
Viox
Gerber
Perritt Wins First Victory For Giants
New York pitcher Poll Perritt secured his first win of the season by limiting Cincinnati to six hits as the Giants defeated the Reds 4 to 3. New York amassed 11 hits with Ames, Meyers, and Clark contributing, and Von Kolnitz delivered a timely pinch hit in the effort.
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New York
Perritt
Cincinnati
Giants
Ames
von Kolnitz
Meyers
Clark
Eddy Langdon Dominates Allegheny In 10 0 Victory
Midland May 14 Eddy Langdon star southpaw of the Pitt team struck out 17 batters and allowed only three hits as Allegheny High School lost 10 to 0. Langdon also announced he will pitch against Cumberland in George's Creek on May 30.
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Midland
Eddy Langdon
Pitt
Allegheny High School
Langdon
George's Creek
Cumberland
R. H. E Allegheny
Allegheny
Hays and Mellon
Langdon and Matson
George Lewis
Miller Stars Form In Midland To Face Nearby Teams
Midland Maryland May 14 A team named the Miller Stars organized here with Arthur Clise as manager and William Robertson as captain. The lineup includes Hugh Muir Gordi Muir Thomas Kenney Patrick Coleman Allen Ravenscroft William Robertson Michael Coleman Francis McConnell and Jerry Grady. They challenge the Sunday Morning Stars and Dicks Yannigans to a series of games.
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Midland
Miller Stars
Arthur Clise
William Robertson
Hugh Muir
Gordi Muir
Thomas Kenney
Patrick Coleman
Allen Ravenscroft
Michael Coleman
Francis McConnell
Jerry Grady
Sunday Morning Stars
Dicks Yannigans
Matty Defeats Donovan In First Major League Tilt
Christy Mathewson won the opening big league game against Bill Donovan 5 to 4 on April 26 1901. Matty struck out eight to Donovans seven and issued four walks while allowing only three hits. Donovan pitched for the Brooklyn nine.
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Matty
Bill Donovan
Christy Mathewson
Donovan
Bill
Brooklyns
New York Beats Cleveland 6 1 on Errors and Coombe Wildness
In May 14 game at Cleveland the Indians fielding miscues helped New York edge Cleveland 6 to 1. Maisel starred with two singles a homer and two walks while Peckinpaugh at short impressed. Batteries Caldwell and Nunabak er for New York and Coombe Harstad and Egan for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Coombe
New York
Indians
Maisel
Peckinpaugh
Caldwell and Nunabaker
Coombe, Harstad and
Egan
Leonard Masters Tigers in Boston Victory at Detroit
Dutch Leonard pitched Boston to a 4 to 2 win over the Tigers in Detroit. Scott hit a seventh inning single driving in Lewis for the lead. Cobb was hit by a pitch after two first plate appearances. Boston batteries Leonard and Thomas with Boland Cavet and Baker.
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Detroit
Dutch Leonard
Boston
Tigers
Scott
Lewis
Cobb
Leonard and
Thomas
Boland, Cavet and Baker
Jimmy Walsh Error Costs Phillies Narrow St. Louis Win
St. Louis escaped with a 6 to 5 ninth inning win over Philadelphia as two singles by St. Louis set up Jimmy Walsh's muff of Pratt's fly ball. Batteries Perry Loudermilk and Severeid for St. Louis, Bush and Shang for Philadelphia.
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Jimmy Walsh
Pratt
Philadelphia
Porlad
Lyntw
Cvatin
Perry
Loudermilk
Severeid
Bush
Shang
Cicotte Bests Johnson in 4-3 Chicago Win
Eddie Cicotte outpitched Walter Johnson as Chicago beat Washington 4 to 3. J Collins Brief and Weaver delivered the tying and winning runs for the Chicago club, while Morgan of Washington was ejected after disputing a call. Batteries Cicotte Deering Johnson Ainsmith.
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Eddie Cicotte
Walter Johnson
Washington
J. Collins
Brief
Weaver
Morgan
Chill
Cicotte
Deir
Johnson
Ainsmith
Federal Schedule Shows City Matchups Across Nations
Yesterday scores list St Louis 9 Baltimore 0 and Pittsburgh 12 Buffalo 7. Newark 12 Kansas City 1, Brooklyn 6 Chicago 4. Patteries Smith, Baley and Owene, Groom and Hartley noted in lineup.},{
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Fittsburgh
Kansasity
Smith
Baley
Owene
Groom
Hartley
Ww. &. Pet
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Na Louis
Baltimore Sas
Buffalo A. E
Packers Hit the Ball and Easily Beats Preps
Newark May 14 Kansas City defeated the Newark Peppers 12 to 1 as Nick Cullop held Newark to five singles. Manager Phillips tried four pitches to slow the visitors. The batteries: Cullop and Brown for Kansas City. Morgan Mullin Whitehouse Brandom and Rariden for Newark.
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Kansas City
Newark Peppers
Nick Cullop
Phillips
Kanesas City
Tyes
Sears
Cullop
Brown
Moran
Mullin
Whitehouse
Brandom
Rariden
Seaton Tames Whales and the Tip Tops Win
Seaton held Chicago to three hits yesterday as Brooklyn beat the Whales 6 to 1 in Brooklyn. Chicago's lone run came in the first inning on Zwilling's homer to right. Brooklyn batted both Black and Johnson freely, with Seaton and Simon behind the mound and Black, Johnson and Wilson in the field.
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Seaton
Chicago
Zwilling
Black
Johnson
Simon
Wilson
Sharks fall to Pirates in late rally at Buffalo
Pittsburgh defeated Buffalo 12 to 6 in front of a home crowd as Buffalo failed to keep pace. LeClair Berry Eh mke Marshall Ford and Biatr performed as battery for Pittsburgh while Buffalo’s lineup struggled throughout the game.
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Pittsburgh
LeClair
Berry
Ehmke
Marshall
Ford
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