Colts Open Season at Coney Park Versus McGuire Giants
The Colts play the Lonaconing Giants this afternoon at Lonaconing Park with a large Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway contingent. Markwood or Price will catch for Cumberland while Brode handles the receiving. Umpire Jackson presides. The Colts face Midland Peppers tomorrow at home as they chase a share of first place alongside the Giants and Dry Bugs.
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Press Sluggers Face Daily News In Maryland Tilt
The Press Sluggers set to play at Commercial League Park in the Narrows tomorrow morning holding an undefeated record this season. They target the Daily News team as their latest victim, claiming the journalistic title of Western Maryland before a potential name shift after the game. Goelner and Woerner are listed as Press batteries with the News lineup to be announced. Fans urged to arrive early for the expected rout.
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Piedmont Sluggers Clash With Coney Team Tomorrow
In Lonaconing on May 15 a big showcase matchup is set at Athletic Park. The Piedmont sluggers travel to meet the local team, currently leading the league. Local battery likely East and Bluff. Piedmont fans expect a strong turnout on special cars.
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Pie Economy: Meat Pies Use Leftovers In Crust
The piece argues meat pies are economical replacing costly steaks with affordable fillings. It outlines lining a pudding dish with pastry, filling it, adding a top crust, and only baking until the crust firm. Leftover meats like game or chicken can be used.
Frostburg Athletics Reorganize After First-Team Losses
Frostburg Maryland May 15 Several players of the Frostburg Athletics a fast amateur club have joined first teams prompting a reorganization under manager Frank McGann The new lineup includes Broadbeck Deneen Gunter as catchers McDade Jackson Drew Spier at pitcher and field positions with Brophy as shortstop captain Eberly at third base and Hunter as substitute among others.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago 19 to 4 at Ebbetts Field
Boston and Brooklyn clashed as Chicago won 19 to 4 in a high scoring game at Ebbetts Field. Knisely posted five hits in six at bats. Standridge allowed Brooklyn three runs in the fifth and the Cubs connected for eight runs in the second.
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Braves Lose Gowdy Lucky in Ninth Inning Rally
Boston at home fell 5 to 4 to St Louis after holding to two hits through eight innings. A late visitor surge included five singles, a Maranville error, and two misplays by Cather, while Gowdy stood out with a homer and a double off a left field fence sign offering 25 dollars if struck.
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Giants Bunch Hits to Take Final Game of Series
The New York Nationals defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 in the last game of the series. Treseau pitched steadily for New York as the Giants bunched hits off Lear. Batteries Tesreau Meyers Brown Lear and Wingo.
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Phils Rally Past Pirates With Late Inning Hitting
Philadelphia overcame a three run Pittsburgh lead through seventh and eighth inning hitting. Cravath homered driving in two, Whitted and Dagey added singles, Niehoff and Paskert produced doubles as Philadelphia surged to victory.
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Ty Cobb to Play for Midland in Sunday's Game
Midland May 15 The Midland Peppers face tussler's Colts Sunday in Cumberland Manager Alcott has not chosen his pitcher but will start Cobb in the catching duties Cobb, known as Ty, previously tried out in Lonaconing before joining Midland where he is regarded as the league's top catcher He has seven hits in three games The lineup lists Glasson in center Benton at short Griner at third Calhoun in right Cobb at first Barry at first base Newkirk second base Cobb catcher Brown Boyd or Stover to pitch.
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Faber Delivers 67-Ball Complete Game Record
Chicago May 15 Baseball statisticians say Red Faber White Sox pitcher set a new world record by pitching only 67 balls in Friday’s game against the Washington Senators. The feat is noted as well under Christy Mathewson’s earlier record.
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Washington at Chicago and other city matchups
Schedule lists games including Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland. No additional games are planned for that day.
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POKER BLUFF STARTED CY PIER AS BIG LEAGUER
Cy Pied a Yankee pitcher earned a big league chance after bluffing manager Frank Chance in a five cent poker game aboard a train. Chance challenged him to pitch, and the next day Cy started but lost a 1 to 0 decision to the Athletics.
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Eckhart Opens Baseball Season Versus Coney Juniors
The Eckhart team, among the strongest Amateur nines in this section, will start its season at home against the Lonaconing Juniors. Last season was highly successful and Eckhart has been strengthened. Battery: Logsdon, Donahue and Raric.
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Johnny Evers Out For Month With Ankle Injury
Captain Johnny Evers of the Braves will miss at least a month after injuring his ankle. He lies in Troy hospital with a plaster cast. Doctors expect he can travel to Boston by mid next week but cannot play until after the western trip in early June.
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Brookslyn Tiptops Rout Terra Pins in Baltimore Debut
In Baltimore on May 16 the Brooklyn Brooks lyn Tiptops crushed the Terra Pins 12 to 4. Wild Bill Bailey limited the visitors as Brooklyn built a strong early lead and coasted to the lopsided win behind strong hitting and sharp pitching.
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Buffalo Loses Fifth Straight in Loose Play
Buffalo fell to Newark 5 to 1 in a home game as wild pitches and infield errors in the pinches doomed the hosts. Schultz struggled on the mound while Catteries Moseley and Rariden joined Schultz, Anderson and Allen in the rough scoring line.
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Long George McConnell Wins Duel From Allen
Pittsburgh report of a pitchers duel where McConnell shuts out Allen 6 0 as Chicago rallies in the ninth. McConnell dominated Pittsburgh batters while Chicago bats produced six runs to seal the win. Batteries listed: McConnell and Wilson for Pittsburgh Allen and Berry for Chicago.
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Indians Rise In Pennant Race With Sunday Wins
The Cleveland Indians have won all four Sunday games this season, keeping their slender pennant hopes alive if the American League schedules only Sunday clashes.
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