Pierermen and Clancys Duel in Thirteen Inning Double Bill
The Welch field doubleheader between the Pierermen and Clancys Twins featured a 13 inning second game won by the Pointers 2 to 1 after a 6-4 first game victory by Winston. Key moments included Allison’s two doubles and Waldron, Holt, and Parker producing late runs. McBride pitched well in the first game while Kavardo shut down the Pierremen in extra innings as darkness ended a dramatic afternoon of baseball. Attendance reached about 1,400 with a mix of pastimers and locals witnessing the prolonged contest.
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German Messiah Emil Leiboldt Declared Insane
Emil Leiboldt, called the Messiah of Horeb and anointed of the Most Highest, a shoemaker who claimed a vision to save Germany, has been adjudged insane after forming a large religious cult in Strassburg.
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Baseball Scores Across The Nation For Yesterday
Results yesterday show Washington 4 over New York 1 and St. Louis 8 to Cleveland 10. Detroit 1 beat Chicago 38 while Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 5 to 4. Boston 8 8 New York 98, Philadelphia 6 defeated Brooklyn 5. Chicago 7 defeated St. Louis 10. Southern Atlanta 8 Memphis 10. Birmingham 8 8 Chattanooga 6.
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Local Scoreboard Highlights From Regional Games
Nashville defeated New Orleans 4 2, Little Rock toppled Mobile 7 4, Augusta beat Charlotte 3 2, Columbia won over Greenville 0 1, and northwest Charleston edged Spartanburg 7 6 in a series of regional matchups.
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Schedule Fragments Hint Mixed Results Across Readers
Reading 1 Jersey City six. Baltimore ten. Newark seven. Syracuse and Buffalo one. others not scheduled. Numbers and places listed without full context. potential league or scoreboard tease.
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Local Scores Roundup From Port Cities
Richmond defeated Rocky Mount 12 to 10 while Petersburg edged Suffolk 3 to 6. Portsmouth and Newport News played to a 7 to 0 result with Wilson topping Norfolk 6 to 5.
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Race Information Law Draws No Fear From Track Officials
New Orleans May 27 Officials of the Business Men's Racing association said they see nothing in the Breazeale ordinance prohibiting transmission publication or distribution of race l erse information that would concern them. They believe the measure poses no threat to legitimate race track operations.
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