Anderson's steal of home seals league opener thriller
Ted Anderson steals home in the seventh to lift Grand Rapids past leaders in a wild ball game. Clemons vs Youngis pitched two one run ends as errors and steals shape the tense contest, with Anderson scoring the decisive run on a fateful play at the plate.
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Jane
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Louie
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Harry Martin
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Benany
Tim
Dalls
Allitta
National League pitchers tangle in tight Cincinnati New York tilt
In Cincinnati Ohio the visiting New York team beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 after early runs by Fletcher and Doyle, with Snodgrass delivering a late homer. Fromme Harter and Clarke held the Reds and the Giants produced several errors. The game featured starter Packard replaced by Antes, then Larter, and solid relief from Fromme and Myrard as New York padded its lead.
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K. Packard
Intead
Antes
Larter
Fromme
Harter
New York
Ty Frst
Aingle
Fletcher
Doyle
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Dusen
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Clarke
Groh
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Brennan
Eason
Johnny McGraw
New York Giants
Ana Mors
Philadelphia
Reds
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Phils
McGraw
Giants
Devin
Philadelphia Americans
Cleveland Naps
Opener Upsets Terre Haute as Browns Open With Win
Reported notes show Cleveland manager Joe Birmingham praising Doc Johnson as the best man for the position in the league. Earl Mosejoy anchors Boston’s morning game against Detroit, holding six hits as Boston’s bullpen falters. Ligonier Sabbath school Blues edge Reds by 100 as fund drives and canvassing boost membership and raise 10.57 dollars. next banquet at Miss Ona Wilkinson’s home. Doc Johnson shines at first base and bolsters the Naps in the pennant race.
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Doc Johnson
Bagelman
Boston
Earl Mosejoy
Youngstown
Detroit
Mateley
Carrigan
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Hause
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Moles
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Evans
Ligonier
Ind
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The
Church of Christ
Blues
Reds
Friends of the Blues
Canvausers
Thuragay
Ona Wilkinson
Fort Wayne Boy Released as Pitcher for Maroons
Warsaw Indiana June 17 The Cobalt of Fort Wayne once the Warsaw Maroons pitcher since the season opener has been released. The last two games were shaky and a change was decided. Hitler of Warsaw or Simons who played with the Maroons several seasons ago will pitch next Sunday. More changes may follow.
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Cobalt
Fort Wayne
Warsaw Maroons
Wival
Hitler
Warnaw
Simons
Ma- Moan
Severa
Washington tops Cleveland in first of series thriller
Washington wins 6 to 4 over Cleveland. Mughea relieves Mullin in the fourth and receives strong support as Gandt delivers a triple and a sharp infield hit. A booster parade follows the win amid a festive clubhouse scene at the patio. performance noted by fielding plays including a double play started by Gan di.
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Cleveland
Mughea
Mullin
Gandit
Fcr Bridge
G'Naill
Gandi
Beso
Graney
Battevina—aAsitehel
O'Neill
Martin
Hughes
Uplyes— Dineen and
Ferguson
Minneapolis Triumphs Over Titananolia 10 to 2 in Cleveland
In Indianapolis on June 17 twenty eight players including eight pitchers featured a game where Minneapolis defeated Titananolia 10 to 2. Continuous pitching by multiple hurlers, key hits by Delehanty Altizer and Brown, and a late scoring flurry in the eighth produced the decisive run sequence. Umpires Calll and O'Brien presided.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tweny
Ninneapolis
Titananolia
Minneapolis
F. Delehanty
Olmstead
Aingled
Altizer
Brown Doubiot
Delehanty
Sehr Wiltinina
Brown
Ealterlaas Knlagtling
Work
Aga
Young
R. Smith
Cintoud
Burne
Patterson
Smith
Owens
Calll
O'Brien
Interstate league struggles and Giants edge Phillies near leaders
Breathing become tougher for the Interstate league as attendance falters and owners lose money while teams like Trle and Youngstown push for top spots. Milo Stratton swap sparks Evansville, Knoll and Maulkinberry flap, McGraw’s Giants close on the Phillies as Burke shines and warm weather lifts form.
Martin Helps Win On Wild Fielding Play
In a high heat game, Martin's speed and a late defensive sprint saved a rally. Lejeune and Tydeman were tested by Koehler and Mee with sharp plays, while Budding infield pressure and clutch catches by Tutweiler and Keener defined the tense finish.
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Tut
Lejeune
Koehler
Cuppy
Meeka
Ben
Grand Rapida Club
Federal League Scores Reported for Indianapolis and Chicago
Indianapolis defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2 while Chicago fell to Covington 19 to 6 in a Federal League baseball action. The brief scores reflect early-season play with both clubs showcasing offense and pitching.
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Indianapolia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Covington
Valuable stallion destroyed in fire in Kendallville
June 17 Kendallville A stallion owned by B R Bock named Hex Dilton valued at 2000 was burned in a fire that destroyed part of a barn. The barn was insured for 200. Fire department, diverted by a telephone call, arrived too late to save the horse.
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B. R. Bock
Hex Dilton
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