Deadlock in Baltimore Suit Halts Federal League Case
A complete deadlock between organized baseball and the defunct Baltimore Federal League club ends the third day of hearings on an $800000 damage suit. Witnesses explain interstate commerce aspects and major league practices while defendants seek to block claims of damages. Proceedings adjourn as issues of team relations and compensation remain unresolved.
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Concordia Ahead When Rain Stops Seminary Game
Concordia leads as rain halts a Seminary game after three innings. Roman pitcher Ehne threw fast tail while Heine contributed a notable throw. Cashner added solid play as Concordia stayed confident, with Manheimster scoring in a decisive run.
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Hoosier Leaders Take Short Affair
Hoosier leaders win a brief contest as Mackmen defeat the Tigers and a chaotic report mentions Boston and Chicago sides. The text blends names, scores, and scattered phrases, with unclear outcomes and several garbled lines.
Senators Win First Second Ends In Tie
A tied contest sees the Senators and opponents locked at the final whistle. Key players include Coveleskie in goal and Mine in attack as both sides exchange chances. The match features strong defending from Washington and a late surge, but no winner emerges in regulation.
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Chiefs Lose After Eleven In Unsettling Richmond Tilt
Fort Wayne Chiefs fail to accept a game offered by Richmond and lose in the eleventh inning. Whitcraft drove Kandie Coveleski’s crack to power a winning rally as Fromhels stood on second. Pitchers struggled and the wind influenced the late inning events in a tightly contested contest.
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Defeated in Springfield after ten straight wins
Central League reports Viteter Cof tindetter losing after a long streak as Au erand Huplds dominated with his pitches. Visitors suffered runs late as a retired wide should have ended the inning. Evansville starter Winchell delivered superb support to beat Evansville by five to two in Indiana. Dayton crushed Aten in the opener as Mikkenean contributed seven to four behind Brannegan.
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McGraw Gets His Run As New York Takes Lead
New York scored in the first inning on hits and walks with a wild pitch, adding another run off errors and timely hitting. The line shows Wagner, Fischer, Grimes and Carey contributing, with Grimes and Alta providing key runs as the early rally put the Mets ahead.
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Yesterday's Daily Baseball Scores and Standings Listed
Yesterday's results across the Central and American Leagues show multiple games with scores for teams such as Ewanaville, Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, and Milwaukee. The list includes venue matchups and forthcoming fixtures across cities like Dayton, Evansville, Providence, and Milwaukee with several proposed pairings for weekend play.
Phils Rally Past Reds In Pitchers Duel 3 2
Cincinnati June 18 Regan pitched brilliantly for Philadelphia but got little support as Villadelphia’s Civellanni earned the loudest fame in a 3 2 win over Cincinnati. Errors aided the visitors and Thorpe scored on a late hit to seal the win.
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Good Start Wins for the New York Crowd
FittsbiErgh report notes New York defeated Pittsburgh today by a seven point margin in a fret appearance.
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Harry Stahlhefer Named Central League President
In Indianapolis the Central League elected Harry Stahlhefer as president at its thirteenth meeting. The report notes new vice president Tesheera Jivierson and events around league leadership, with mention of Western league headquarters and Port Wayne connections.
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Association bosses in schedule mixup Chicago June 1
Eight hours of argument failed to resolve differences in American Association baseball scheduling with the Inter League. A special meeting adjourned to night leaving the matter with the schedule committee as controversy grows over proposed ent vy schedules. Jane McGail of Tidlan- ADOT withdrew from the meeting before adjournment.
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Pete Herman and Kid Williams Draw Ring bout report
Bantamweight champion Pete Herman and challenger Kid Williams fought six rounds tonight in a fast contest. Both landed hard blows with little real damage as Herman defended early while Williams edged ahead for a shade at the finish. Weight totals listed Herman about 111 pounds and Williams a few pounds heavier.
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Laporte Athlete Wins Purdue Conference Medal
Laporte Ind. native Proud of Laporte was awarded the conference medal for athletic prowess and scholastic ability at Purdue University graduation exercises. He starred in football wrestling and track, and earned praise for his performance on the gridiron despite his team not winning a conference game.
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Shee League Managers Meeting Tonight Called
Premavait Deora calls a Shee league managers meeting for tonight. The remainder of the season will be Danke bet out. all managers are urged to attend.
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