Hoosier Clash Plans Shaping to Edge St Paul Saints
Charley Carr and Hoosier teammates mapped an offense and defense to beat Mike Kelley’s Saints in St Paul Minnesota, aiming to win two of the remaining three games. The Champions rallied behind Cheney and Roth praised as a top catcher while Livingston drew mixed praise.
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St. Paul
Saints
Carr
Wereyan
Hall
Nkilrwy
Mike Kelley
Walter Slagle
Cheney
Black
Davis
Armbruster
Flynn
Hooke
Viate
O'Brien
Cockman
Wreley
Kilroy
O’rourke
Wrigley
Champs
O'Rourke
Shaw
Hopke
Slagle
McChesney
Kansas City
Frank Roth
American Association
Paddy” Livingston
Roth
A. A
Carry
King James Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
Belmont Park racing drew about 10 000 spectators as King James, 2 to 1 favorite with a 125 pound top impost, won the Metropolitan Handicap in decisive fashion. Nimbus led briefly before Piaudit colt rider Guy Burns surged ahead to secure the victory in a clean sport day.
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New York
Belmont Park
King James
Fayette
Sam Hildreth
Nimbus
Guy Burns
M Ganns costly error sinks Toledo in thirteenth
Milwaukee notes Toledo’s 5 to 3 loss in thirteen innings as McSurdy shuts down the visitors after wild starts by West and Curtis. Dougherty holds the lineup hitless until the 13th when McGann’s error allows two Toledo runs to clinch the game. May wine ads intrude at the end.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Toledo
West
McSurdy
Curtis
Dougherty
McGarn
State record shattered by Philbrook in discus at Notre Dame
Notre Dame defeated Michigan Aggies 87 to 39 in the outdoor meet in Notre Dame Indiana. Philbrook set a new state discus record with a throw of 130 feet 1 inch. Dana clocked 2:03 in the half mile and won by over twenty five yards, while Duffy won the quarter in 54 seconds.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Michigan Aggies
Philbrook
Dana
Duffy
Baseball standings and yesterday scores across leagues
The day’s schedule lists American Association matchups including Indianapolis at St Louis and Louisville at Minneapolis. National League games feature Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at New York. American League and Central League games cover Washington at St Louis and Evansville at Grand Rapids. Yesterday’s scores show several decisive results such as Indianapolis 8 St Paul 4 and Kansas City 11 Columbus 2.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St Paul
Columbus
Wes
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn Peer Veen
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Wen
Coat
Grand Rapids
Pesee
Zanesville
Fort Wayne Trees
Wheeling
Ewne
Daytone
South Bend
Terre ‘Haute
St. Louisville
National League
Brooklyn
American League
St. Paul
Louiaville
Aero
Waabingten
Dayton
Terre Haute
South Beies
Puanaytsville
Zanveville
Peat
Wayne
Collins Sparks Triple Play Off One Batted Ball
Jimmy Collins, longtime Boston-Americans manager and Millers chief, executed three assists and three putouts on a single batted ball in Boston in 1902. Cleveland runners Bradley, McCarthy, and Gochnauer were retired as Farrell received two throws, with Collins chasing and returning the ball to end the play.
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Jimmy Collins
Millers
Boston-Americans
Boston
Cleveland
Bradley
Jack McCarthy
Dutch Godin@auer
Farrell
McCarthy
Jack
Jimmy
Gochnauer
Goch
Johnny
South Side Park hosts Atkins and Taste Tells games
A schedule at South-side park shows a series of games arranged by Atkins and Taste Tells. The opener is Sunday May 16 with a curtain raiser at 1 30 p m between Climax of the City league and the fast Waverley Grays.
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Atkins and Taste
Kansas City Beats Columbus By 11 To 2 In Openers
Kansas City jumped to a 10 run lead and Columbus could not recover, losing 11 to 2. Errors by Columbus aided the home team's total in yesterday's game in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Priest defies church order to watch Browns games in St Louis
In St Louis on May 14 Father John A. Tracy rector of Our Lady of Good Counsel says he will not move to a country parish. He plans to stay to witness Browns games and see a doctor. He recalls nearly becoming a professional baseball player with Harry Wright courting him to sign.
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John A. Tracy
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Backwoods
Browns
Glennon
Hill Park
St. Vincent's College of
Wheeling
W. Va
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Wright
Wright
Rose Poly Defeats Butler 1 0 At Irwin Field
Rose Poly beat Butler 1 to 0 in seven innings on Irwin Field yesterday afternoon. Adams allowed five hits while Shook gave up two. Adams struck out four and Shook six. Webster hit for Rose Poly and Thomas sacrificed. Swain stole a base. Umpire Kelly observed the game.
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A. E
Davis
Ces
Armbruster
Eases
Hoey
Flynn
O'Brien
Carisch
Cockman
Wrigley
Ss Leroy
Tees Sane Fiall
Pes Kilroy
Liese
Indianapolis A.B
Chadburne
McChester
Hayden
Carr
Burke
O'Rourke
Db Ur Shaw
Mabey
Wy Ar Hopke
Cheney
Hall
Kil- Toy
Slagle
Caroney Carisch
Isch
Kilroy
St. Paul
SRE
Tirme
Eckman and
Sulivan
Rose Poly
Butler
Irwin Field
Adams
Shook
Catcher Roth Strikes Ames in Riotous Reds Game
Boston edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 in 13 innings as Starr drove in the tying run in the eleventh with a two base hit and a single in the thirteenth scored Matern. Roth attacked Umpire Cusack after being ruled out at the plate and was ejected along with Dubuc. Lobert Huggins and Griffith also left the game amid disputes.
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Boston
Mass
Cusack
Cincinnati
Starr
Mattern
Roth
McLean
Dubuc
Lobert
Huggins
Gritith
Downey
Langford and Ketchel Reach Championship Agreement
The Pacific A C confirms Ketchel’s side is set for July at McCarey’s pavilion in Los Angeles. Woodman agrees to $4,000 for his end, Moe Carey accepts, and a cable will ask when he leaves London for Los Angeles. Special permission may allow a timely decision due to the Elks visit.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific A. C
Willus Britt
Langford
McCarey
Woodman
Moe Carey
London
The
Elks
Riot disrupts Memphis boxing match ending in draw
In Memphis at the Athletic Club, referee Hottum stopped an eight round bout between Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan and Rich Taylor as fans including a city detective rushed the ring to separate the boxers after time. The detective faced a black jack accusation. officers restored order with no injuries. Kid Brown also drew with Greek Jim Rygan.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hottum
Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan
Rich Taylor
Memphis Athletic Club
Sullivan
Kid Brown
Jim. Rygn
Kelly Papke Showdown Draws San Francisco Bets
San Francisco betting favors Papke at even money ahead of the Papke vs Kelly clash at Coffroth arena. The piece notes Los Angeles support for Papke, references Ketchel and a prior draw in Los Angeles, and compares experience with age as Kelly and Papke near the ring in a youth versus veteran dynamic.
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Ketchel
Kelly
Papke
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Coffroth
Ilinois Thunderbolts
Jim Jeffries
Egilism
Nelly
Learn to Hit and Run Says Mack A's Baseball Tactician
Capper article recounts Connie Mack praising the hit and run as essential in baseball. He cites 1902 pennant wins by the Athletics and outlines how signs, signals, and timely hits create scoring chances. He stresses runners’ starts and the batter’s responsibility to hit through vacated infield areas to advance runners and produce quick scoring.
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Connie Mack
The
Athletics
Fultz
Davis
Love Cross
Murphy
Seybold
Detroit
Crawford
Conch
Rossman
Stewards Postpone Boat Race In Intercollegiate Rowing
New York May 14. Announced by the stewards of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association that the Poughkeepsie regatta will be held Friday July 2 instead of June 26. The race will be rowed downstream with the finish one mile below the bridge, abandoning the upstream plan.
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New York
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
Yale-Columbia Freshman Rowing Race Canceled Over Distance
New York May 14 Yale and Columbia freshmen rowers cancel their planned race after a dispute over distance. Initially set for one mile, a telegram from Yale management in Annapolis requested a mile and a half course, leading to the cancellation.
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New York
Yale
Werden May Land Place Ao Umpire
Perry Werden severed his connection with the Indianapolis club today due to the rule forbidding more than 16 players. Though adviser trainer and coach, he was treated as a player and released to preserve team strength. He returns to Minneapolis and may become an A A umpire with Joe O Brien seeking a staff vacancy.
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Perry Werden
Indianapolis
Perry
Werden
Minneapolis
Joe O'Brien
Nagle Released To Lincoln Team In West League
Milwaukee May 14 Pitcher Nagle of the Toledo American Association club was yesterday released to the Lincoln Nebraska team in the Western League.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nagle
Toledo
Lincoln, Neb
Operation for Hopke to Leave Team Tonight
Hopke will depart for Indianapolis for a delicate surgical operation in St. Paul tonight. The not serious but necessary procedure aims to restore his health for future play. O Rourke will cover short, Williams at second while Otto remains limited, allowing the club to keep the present pitching staff until Hopke returns.
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Shorestop Hopke
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Hopke
Williams
O'Rourke
Otto
Wakefield 15 Training at Own Expense
Catcher Howard Wakefield trains at his own expense at Washington park as he proves his arm returns to form. He is off the club payroll until able to play, while the team awaits the arm’s recovery. Secretary Meyer says Monte Cross offer was refused. Carr offered full salary under the limit, but Cross declined.
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Howard Wakefield
Washington Park
Wakefield
Meyer
Monte Cross
Kansas City
Carr
Cross
Criss Reinstated by National Baseball Commission
The national baseball commission granted Dode Criss of the St. Louis American League team reinstatement. St. Louis club must pay his salary from the contract signing. Criss faced no penalty after being placed on the ineligible list for failing to report at season start.
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Criss
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Dode” Criss
St. Louis
Corbett to fight Walsh in ten-round Brooklyn bout
Freddie Corbett of Manhattan and Eddie Walsh of Manhattan will meet in a ten-round match at the Bedford A C in Brooklyn next Monday night. Both boxers are described as evenly matched heavy sluggers with aggressive styles, promising a vigorous contest.
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Chicago
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