DICKEY DELIVERS TIMELY HIT TO EDGE TOLEDO IN MUDDIED GAME
Indiana's Dickey hit in the ninth with two out and bases full to drive in the winning run as Indianapolis beat Toledo. Pitching was erratic amid muddy fields, with Fiene allowing ten hits while Brucey and Cromley struggled in the field. Demont and Clingman starred for Toledo, while McCreery Roth and Osteen sparked the Hoosiers' offense.
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Mike Kahoe Praises Giants Over Boston in World Series Talk
Philadelphia May report quotes Mike Kahoe Phillies catcher comparing New York Giants to Boston Americans. Kahoe says Giants have stronger infield and pitching, and predicts a World’s Championship clash with Boston with New York showing better form and stamina in the hot argument.
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Phillies
St. Lows Americans
Boston Americans
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Plarvers
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Bostons
FIGHTER RYAN HAS COLD FEET AT EM PIRE CARD
The evenings main event between Buddy Ryan and Jack O Keefe failed to produce a decision as Ryan refused the terms. Mayfield from Hot Springs drew with O Keefe after ten fast rounds, with Mayfield proving the aggressor in the final stretch despite weight issues. O Keefe showed little damage while Mayfield pressed the pace late. Koerner defeated Harry Norton in the semi wind up while Kid Sharkey and Kid Gorman lost their bouts.
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Buddy Ryan
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Harry Norton
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Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
American League games reported with Philadelphia and New York results and multiple battery pairings. Cleveland and Chicago sections list various batteries, while Pittsburgh and London notes appear in scattered lines. American Association and Central League entries reference Kansas City and Grand Rapids with listed battery duos.
Tuesday Games in American Association and National League
Schedule lists two game series across American Association matchups Thiedo at Indianapolis Loulavilis at Columbus Minneapolia at St Paul St Paul at Minneapolis Milwaukee at Kansas City and National League clashes Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Boston Beston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Boringfield at Ft Wayne Dayton at Wheeling Booth Bend at Grand Rapids Terre Haute at Evansville
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Eddie Wheeler weighs option on Central league franchise
Eddie Wheeler seeks to buy a Central league club if Din can be released from St Paul. Umpire Klem noted for flashy left hand diamond and witty remarks. Notes on golf champion A G Berry, young at three, plus breeding stock from Rushville Ind. Directly mare line and Raven Wilkes progeny referenced. Manager Gelee fields strong outfield quartet as Brooklyn struggles with the Giants. Boxing results feature Sam Langford decision over Young Peter Jackson in 16 rounds. billiards debate on women players gains attention. Frank Kramer sets Paris bike records while Grady cards absence looms for the Cardinals.
American autos rise as good as foreign rivals
Special to the Sun reports New York May 19 that wealthy Americans are shifting toward American automobiles. Notables like J. Astor and other members of the Automobile Club of America are buying American makers as racing officials also showForeign racing cars remain fastest but trend favors U.S. production. An American runabout once priced around 730 dollars beat foreign cars in a climb to Mt Washington last July.
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American golfers to watch closely in English tournaments
Special to the Bun New York May 3 During the coming week the first of three foreign golf championships begins in Great Britain with American attention. Walter J Travis the American bred champion misses abroad to defend his title. George Solan will compete alongside Canadian contenders. women’s amateur championship action starts May 6 at Royal Cromer near London with top U S players led by Georgianna Bishop and Mrs Frances C Griseam. American entries include Mary Adams and Harriet Curtis as a strong team seeks victory in the British women’s events.
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George Solan
Royal Cromer Links
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Outlawing the spitball faces league action soon
Chicago May 3 special to The Run reports the rules committees of the American and National leagues will likely outlaw the spitball by mid season. President Ban R Jamson says the measure protects the sport and pitchers’ arms while conceding batters want free hitting and exciting games. A rules committee meeting will be called within weeks to formalize the change.
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A Good Hitter Belhach Tops Boston Americans
Belhach 18 is cited as the best hitter of the Boston Americans with a .21 average, the only player above . M notes the statistic as part of the latest cope.
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Cope
Intrepid Englishman in the Great Race at Napier road race
Arthur MacDonald the young English driver famed for sensational efforts in the Napier six cylinder car at Ormond will drive the same automobile in the Gordon Bannatt road race. The upcoming event promises a stout field and renewed rivalry as MacDonald pursues another strong showing on the course.
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Hamburg Second In Race In Katner Cup Contest
The German yacht Hamburg, second among contenders for the Katner Cup, passed four miles south of Bishop Rock Lighthouse at 9 a m Tuesday. The vessel, entered by a German writer, is considered the Atlantic race’s strongest challenger.
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Nelson Confronts Philadelphia Doubts On City Fight
Taft Nelson, arriving Monday, mutters about Philadelphia not existing on the slate as Manager Nolan reveals plans to move to Baltimore to stage a bout with Kid Sullivan before heading to San Francisco. Nelson calls the town graft-ridden and the worst city in the country, while critics hail him as the greatest fighter of his time despite fresh roasting from rivals under other management.
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Britt Sidesteps Nelson in Major League Tie Up
Special to the Chronicle, May 3, Britt signed a tentative agreement with manager of Mareña Valley club to meet the winner of the Carprtte Hanlon contest. Britt would accept a percentage of gate receipts, believing a private arrangement might yield up to nine percent. The move sidetracks Nelson for the present, with names and figures blurred in the report.
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