Colts Beat Midland Before Large Crowd at South End Park
The Cumberland Colts defeated Midland 5 to 3 before an estimated 5,000 fans, tying Midland for first in the Cumberland and Georges Creek League. Shaffer and Diehl starred with multiple hits including a home run. Stafford pitched well, and Umpire Sammy Morgan kept a fast-paced, orderly game lasting 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Cumberland Colts
McGuire
Midland
Colts
Cumberland
Georges Creek
Shaffer
Diehl
Johny Stafford
Rossier
Thomas Fisenhauer
Russler
Steffernd
Riggens
F. Lippold
W. Marean
Doyle
Geatz
C. Lippold
Johnson Etolen
Johnson
Brown
Stafford
Allen
Schombert
Lippold
Sammy Morgan
Nolan
Flynn
Results of Saturdays big league games briefly told
Cosairs Make Clean Sweep. The Buccaneers beat the Quakers 7 to 2 as McQuillan held them to six hits and Oeschger and Marshall pitched for Philadelphia. Miller saved Sallee in a tense late inning. Cincinnati won 11 to 3 after surging offense against Brooklyn. Cubs defeated Braves 2 to 1 with Dolph on Boston mound. Washington beat St Louis 6 to 1 as Shaw struck out nine. New York took two of three from Cleveland 10 to 9 in 11 innings with Caldwell and Keating pitching for the Yankees.
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Pittsburg
Buccaneers
George McQuilflan
Quakers
Oeschger
Marshall
Phillies
Jack Miller
Sallee
Sporns
Christy Mathewon
Salee
Louis
New York
Iller
Jim Shaw
Washington
St. Louis
Mitchell
Manning
Shaw
Senators
Cleveland
Caldwell
Keating
Yankees
Blanding
James
Rowan
Steen
Naps
One More for The Athletics in Philadelphia May 25
Philadelphia held off Pit Mar to win 8 to 5 and seize the league lead. Plank and J Bush starred for the Champs while Davis pitched for the Tigers. In Boston on May 25 Chicago hitters flopped as Red Sox won 2 to 0 with Leonard taking his 10th straight win.
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Philadelphia
Philadel
Depit
Plank
J. Bush
Davis
Tigers
Boston
Chicago Inlers
Russell
J Jasper
J. Scott
Bor
Leonard
C and G League Standings Show Club Wins and Losses
Westa Cumberland Midland Lonaconing Frostbure Barton league standings list teams with won and lost records reflecting early season results.
National League Scoring Oddities From Yesterday
Scores from yesterday show New York 8 St Louis 6 Brooklyn 6 7 14 7 14 500 423. Boston 3 Chicago 11 innings as New York played Chicago and Boston faced St Louis with Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Baseball Schedule Report from Yesterday and Today
Yesterday had no games in the American League. Today Detroit meets Washington, St Louis plays Philadelphia, Chicago faces New York, and Cleveland battles Boston.
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Western Steams
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Federal League match results tease
League standings preview notes Saint Louis 9 Indianapolis 14 not yet scheduled. Indianapolis at Pittsburg. St Louis at Baltimore. Chicago at Brooklyn. Kansas City at Buffalo.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Buffal
Baltimore St. Louis
Buffalo
Ovess
Reds Take Final Game of Series at Exposition Park
Walter Dixon starred as the Reds blanked the St Louis Federals 3 to 0 at Exposition Park. Edgar Willett pitched for St Louis while Rebel Oakes managed the Reds to victory on May 25.
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Pittsburg
Walter Dickson
Exposition Park
Rebel Oakes
St. Louis Federals
Edgar Willett
St. Louis
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Allen
Brook
Coneyites Shutout Barton to Move Up Standings
McKenty's Coneyites defeated Barton Graves 6 to 0 at Lonaconing Athletic Park to rise to third place in the Cumberland and Georges Creek League. Slim Wilson allowed three hits for Lonaconing while Whitworth and Raley contributed offensively, as Howell struggled on the mound for Barton.
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McKenty
Coneyites
Cumberland and Georges Creek
Barton Graves
Lonaconing Athletic Park
Slim Wilson
Braves
Howell
St Louis battles to late tie as extras loom
St Louis failed to support pitchers Tesreau and Marquard yesterday and stretched the game into extra innings after New York led by three in the eleventh. Burns, Pritt, Girmer, and Robinson supplied the key hits during the late rally.
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St. Louis
Tesreau
Marquard
New York
Burns
Pritt
Girmer
Robinson
Grand jury probes Middlesex ring and Lowell graft charges
A Boston grand jury began a special session to investigate three matters: the Middlesex County ring, Lowell city commissioners accused of illegal city spending, and a knot tied to big financiers in Boston capitalists.
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Boston
Mass
Middlesex County
Lowell
Benton and Lass Suffer Heavy Hit and Poor Showing
Benton was hit hard and Doug Lass, who succeeded him, fared little better as the event unfolded with rough play and limited success.
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Lyr Benton
Douglass
Brown Holds Hoosiers Safe as Terriers Rally to 9 8 Win
In Indianapolis on May 25 Mordecai Brown limited the Hoosier Federals to seven scattered hits. The St. Louis Terriers battered Mullin and Mosely for 15 hits and defeated the Hoosiers 9 to 8 in a tense Federal League game.
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Hoosiers
Indianapolis
Mordecai Brown
Hoosier Federals
St. Louis Terriers
Mullin
Mosely
Giants and Pirates duel for four pennants in a row tease
Daily Letter on Sporting Events reviews the fight for a historic fourth straight pennant by the Giants and the Pirates breezing ahead. It recalls 1909 to 1912 pennant races, notes how spring defeats count, and cites past shocks from the Athletics and Red Sox as warning signs for the New York club.
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Giants
Pirates
Rams
McGraw
National League
Cubs
Cub
Fred Clark
Clark
Pittsburg
Giaxcs
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Jack Johnson
Paris
W. H. Galvin
Colts Tie Grafton in Second Victory at South End Park
Hughie Markwood pitched steady for the Colts as they beat Grafton 9 to 3 at South End Park. Pat Collins started for Grafton, held the Colts in check through six innings before tiring in the seventh, while Colts hitters backed him with timely runs, including a late burst in the eighth.
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Hughie Markwood
Colts
Grafton
South End Park
Pat” Collins
Graftonites
Pat
Ands
Milan Climbs Leaderboard For Washington Senators
Slow to start but rising Milan, Washingtons center fielder, climbs the American League batting list. In Saturdays game he went 3 for 5 with a triple and two runs, adds a stolen base and four putouts, amid expectations of a record chase this season.
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Milan
Wasington Senators
Leange
Washington
Yale and Leland Stanford Clash in East West Tennis Showdown
Yale meets Leland Stanford University in a high profile tennis matchup watched across the region. Dartmouth is noted as a tough recent foe while Yale seeks a strong season showing. a separate piece mentions Travers nerves in golf and Eddie Campi headed for England for a bantamweight bout.
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Yale
Leland-Stanford University
College Tean
Dartmouth
Umpire decision sparks forfeit in Frostburg game
A Frostburg versus Midland baseball clash ends in a 9 0 forfeit after Frostburg disputes umpire Quinn’s call at home plate in the fifth inning. Frostburg balks at the call, Hunter in the batter’s box, Clarke catching for Midland, and a protest leads to the game being stopped with Midland leading and the ruling under dispute. Cy Pearce pitched for Frostburg after moving to Midland, allowing seven hits in the curtailed contest.
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Frostburg
Dilbion
McGuire
Quinn
Preston
Jim Jenkins
Prestin
Hunter
Pearce
Trcal Howe
Clarke
Sox
Poins
Dillon
Jenkins
Colley
Demons
Cy Pearce
Coney Leads Grafton to Big Win at Lonaconing Park
Lonaconing defeats Grafton 8 to 1 at Lonaconing Athletic Park as Kenny allows two hits for Coneyites while Miller of Lonaconing shines with a two-base hit and a triple. Grafton commits five errors and collapses after the first three innings.
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Court Equity to Continue Suit Against Ex Director and Contractors
In Philadelphia Virginia on May 25 the Court in Equity will continue the civil action brought by City Solicitor Ryan against ex Director Henry Clay and contractors J B R Wiggins and W H Walls. The suit seeks 10000 dollars claiming fraud via illegal contracts.
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Court In Equity
Director of Public Safety
Henry Clay
J, Br, Wiggins
W. H. Walls
Ryan
Clay
Knights Templar Conclave Opens in Erie for Three Days
The State Conclave of the Knights Templar began a three day session in Erie Pennsylvania with today focused on welcoming commanderies. Tuesday features the grand parade and plans for the 1916 Los Angeles triennial conclave.
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Erie
Knights Templar
Los Angeles
Cal
Maisel Shines for Yankees With Steals and Key Hit
Fritz Maisel, Baltimore lad playing third base for the New York Yankees, stars in fast company. In Saturday’s game he collected two hits, stole three bases, and added one putout and two assists. His ninth inning single drove in the tying run and kept New York in position to win.
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Fritz Maisel
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Maisel
New York
Automobile Licenses Issued by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
The following licenses have been issued: 9710 Charles H Brandler Cumberland Md Chalmers. 9714 Seifers Bros Cumberland Md Ford. 9715 Charles M Hendrickson Cumberland Md Ford. 9742 Clarence Litzenburg Cumberland Md Studebaker. 9743 Walter C Ort Cumberland Oakland.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Charles H. Brandler
Cumberland
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