Blues and Hoosiers Tie in Nine Innings Debut by Goodwin
In a weathered Midwest match at dusk, the Blues and Hoosiers fought to a 6 to 6 tie after nine innings before darkness halted play. Clyde Goodwin debuted as Kansas City pitcher displaying Panama finish and solid speed, while Druhot joined Carr's squad amid a slippery field and strong crowd pressure.
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Kansas City
Vprawavotts, Inc
Blues
Mie Hoosiers
Owens
Sky
Cross
Panama
A. A. Batemen
Mr. Carr
Mr. Druhot
Browns Edge Hoosiers In Slugfest End Of Fourth Game
Druhot, about sardine size, drives a crucial sixth inning triple as Browns rally to lead. Leahy and Lindsay engage in a throwing error and aggressive baserunning during a tense midgame stretch. Goodwin and Carr contribute timely hits while Brashear, Beckley, and Croes spark the Hoosiers late. Darkness ends the lively contest with Owens signaling an end. President Joseph O'Brien attends from the American association box.
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ErNpsar
Chris Lindsay
Browns
Otto Williams
Bush
Swann
Chris
Blues
Leahy
Lindsay
Coulter
Hayden
Carr
Mr. Brashear
Beckley
Hoosiers
Druhot
Tegis
Goodwin
Mr. Owens
Joseph O'Brien
American Association
Roy Brashear's Big Stick in Four-Hit Effort
In a battered box score summary, ROY BRASHEAR collects four hits amid a busy early slate. The American Association features Kansas City at Louisville and St. Paul at Toledo while Minneapolis visits Columbus. The National League matches Chicago at St. Louis and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, with the American League scheduling St. Louis at Chicago.
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Roy Brashear
American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ema W
Petrie
Detroit
Cleveland Eel
Washington
Philadelphia
Columbus Triumph Pulls Four Straight Over St Paul
In Columbus on April 18 Odwell Kruger Friel and Congalton each singled in the seventh inning to spark a 4-1 win over St Paul. Noonan was ejected in the eighth while Townsend pitched the seventh inning. Stolen bases by Raidy Rowan Kite Jackson Rowan and Tiemeyer highlight a tense game as Milwaukee beat Louisville in the final note of the day.
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Isville
Stovall
Bateman
Peitz
Louiville
Milwaukee
Kerin
Philadelphia
Boston
Prrtanethia
Philadelphias
McQuillin
Columbus
Odwell
Kruger
Friel
Congalton
St. Paul
Noonan
Townsend
Rowan Kite-Jackson
Rowan
Tiemeyer
Geier
Leis
Fleet
Ceiet
Louteville
Meureville
Louisville
Mathewson Dominates as New York Beats Brooklyn 4 to 0
The New York Nationals shut out Brooklyn 4 to 0 with Christy Mathewson dominant on the mound. A fifth inning threat loaded the bases for Brooklyn but Pattee flied out to end the frame.
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Brooklun
New York Nationals
Brooklyn
Mathewson
Pastorius
Pattee
Aweticans Edge Washington In Eleven Inning Tilt
The Aweticans defeated the Washington team in an eleven inning struggle 6 5 in New York on April 18. Chase's late hitting and Hemphill's contributions spurred the home victory as Burns pitched and Newton worked for Washington.
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New York
Washington
Aweticans
Chase
Hemphill
ADM
P’kering
Milan
Keeler
Ganley
Stahl
Del'h
Elberfeld
Clymer
Freeman
I Hemphill
Warner
O Conroy
Street
Kiernon
McBride
Newton
Shipke
Burns
Tonde
Gehring
Conrey
Stupke
Spencer's Home Run Lifts Sioux City Past Lincoln
Spencer hit a game winning home run for Sioux City against Lincoln on April 18. Final score shows Sioux City rallying with late runs while Lincoln miscues and pitching changes shape the outcome. batteries listed Fugate McKay Ziman for Sioux City and Jacobson Furchner Henry for Lincoln. Local paper notes the call to catch a train in the eighth inning.
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Lincolm
Spencer
Sioux City
R. FY. E. Lincoln
Fugate
McKay
Ziman
Jacobson
Furchner
Henry
Omaha Edges Des Moines In Twelve Inning Meeting
Omaha defeated Des Moines 9 to 8 after twelve innings in a lengthy game. Des Moines started strong but Omaha maintained the lead with a run in the first inning and held on as the proceedings extended. Batteries were McGregor Bomat and Hopkins for Omaha backed by Hollenbeck Noah and Lebrand for Des Moines.
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Omaha
Des Moines
Beare
McGregor
Bomat
Hopkins
Hollenbeck
Noah
Lebrand
Denver defeats Pueblo in baseball rout 8 to 2
In Denver on April 18, the home team crushed Pueblo 8 to 2 as Clancy's fifth inning errors produced six Denver runs. Berrersen Bahension and Zalusky led the lineup with Galgano andmith contributing for the winners.
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Denver
Pueblo
Clancy
R. HE
Gas City Tops Humboldt College Team in County League Opener
Gas City defeated Humboldt High 8 to 2 in fourteen innings to decide the opener. Gas City pitcher Epling and teammate Cushman held the Humboldt batters with strong defense, while Humboldt’s McGannon fanned nineteen. Final score 8-2 with Gas City pulling ahead late after a scoreless start.
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Homnotot
Kas
Gas City
Humboldt High School
McGannon
Humboldt
Jayhawkers Beat Haskell 3 0 In Exhibition Clash At Lawrence
Kansas defeats Haskell Indians 3 to 0 in a pitchers duel at Lawrence. Connell held Kansas hitless for six innings before Carlson Angney and Young sparked a late run spree. Harlan yielded all three Kansas runs as both teams fielded well in a brisk, error-light game.
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Kas
University of Kansas
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Indiana
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Rockerfeller
Jenkins and Schmelzers Meet in Season Opener at Association Park
The Brinkleys champions of last season face the Jenkins in a high class semi-pro game at Association Park this afternoon. The Schmelzers, strengthened from last year, hope to repeat their feat. Lineups listed include Jenkins with positions and Schmelzers with corresponding roles.
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Brinkleys
Jenkins
Association Park
Schmelzers
PabkeHeld
JAMO
Parson In Enid Signs For Season After Trenton Release
Enrp Oklahoma April 18 Manager Kimmell of the Enid Railroaders announced that Walter Frantz formerly with the Kansas City Blues has been signed for the season. Frantz bought his release from Trenton New Jersey where he had been sold by Louisville. Salary details not disclosed but reported at 2000 dollars plus the release sum.
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Kimmell
Enid Railroaders
Walter Frantz
Kansas City Blues
Frantz
Trenton
N. J
Louisville
Kimmel
Cadets Finish Strong In Payette Collegians Tilt
Wentworth Military academy edged Central college Payette 6 to 6 in a tense late season game at Lexington Missouri. Upton pitched well and the Cadets rallyed with a Texas leaguer by Kelly to seal the tie after Central built a late lead. A double header was scheduled for Stevens Park this afternoon with two games.
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Wentworth Military Academy
Central College
Payette
Central
Cox
Kelly
Upton
Joesapell
Ferrell
Wentworth
Jens
Stevens Park
Summit
Tulsa 4 Topeka 0 in Western Association contest
Tulsa won 4 0 over Topeka as the locals were outbatted. Sensational catches by Laughlin and Runkle highlighted the game. The Tulsa defense limited Topeka to few scoring chances in the April 18 match.
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Topeka
Tulsa
Western Association
Indymered Laughlin
Runkle
Tetors
Janeeee Topeka
Grisnenst
Cvseeses Dls
Arnold, Hagerman
Brennon
Meyers
Hardin and
Conners
Ward School Training and Cavorting Coaches in Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club coach and director Martin A. Delaney trains ward school athletes with instructors visiting schools twice weekly. Jack Cannon entertains and instructs Garfield pupils, with humorous anecdotes about athletic training and the comic mischief of young athletes.
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Jack Cannon
Drewland
Martin A. Delaney
Kansas City Athletic Club
Ward
Delaney
Jack
Garfield
Kansas City
Cannon
Lean
Wrt
Central High School Edges Kansas City Team 2 to 1
Central high school edged Kansas City high school 2 to 1 at Chelsea Park yesterday afternoon. Osmond pitched well for Kansas City but suffered from costly errors. Batteries were Burns and Bayne for Central with Olmonde and Bashfield for Kansas City.
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Central
Kansas City
Chelsea Park
Osmond
Kas
Burns
Bayne
Kas City
Olmonde
Bashfield
Washington University Tigers Take Tight Win Over Missouri
The Washington University baseball team defeated Missouri 2 to 1 to clinch the series in St. Louis. Hat Washington Menges and Rodenburg contributed for Missouri. Gumby and L. Hamon also noted in the game.
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St. Louis
Washington University
University of Missouri
Hat Washington
Menges
Rodenburg
Missouri
Gumby
L. Hamon
Tennis Doubles Match Delayed By Darkness
New York April 18 darkness stopped a men's lawn tennis doubles match at the St Nicholas rink in the first round. Old national champions Holcomb ard and Beals C Virigas led Raymond D Little and Theodore R Pell two sets to one with scores of 7 to 5 8 to 6 6 to ?.
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St. Nicholas
Holcombard
Beals C. Virigas
Raymond D. Little
Theodore R. Pell
Rece
Kansas City Hosts First Annual Ten Pin City Bowling Tourney
Kansas City Missouri starts its first city ten pin tournament May 4 with handicap format to level play. An estimated four five man teams eighty doubles and 150 individuals will compete under the rules used by St. Louis. Entry is one dollar per bowler with handicaps based on the difference from the scratch best bowler. Committees named by W B Bentley oversee planning at Kid Nichols bowling academy.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Independence
Kas
Kid” Nichols
Kid Nichols Leads City Bowling League Dominance
The Kid Nichols team dominates the city bowling league with the top ten frame average of 3,040 and the high thirty frame average of 2,471. Kiley leads in ten frames with 248 and Bechtel sustains strong individual averages as the season unfolds.
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Kid
Tie decision settles league tie in Kansas City bowling
The Syndicates defeated Nichols in a crucial tie that determined the top position for the 1008-1009 season. Debate over tie rules and past precedents delayed verdicts as officials and officers of the American Bowling Congress weighed opinions. A decisive rolloff will occur next with half on Nichols alleys and half on Brunswick alleys, featuring a six games total pin match. Harry Haug of the Nichola Kid bowled well, averaging 258 in three games.
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Kansas City
Langtry
American Bowlin Congress
Pam Karpf
Pasdeloup
Rent Howdy
American Bowling Congress
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Rolledon Nichols
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Nichola Kid
Tarodlplas Handicap at Oakland Prompts Comment
Frank Flittner, the favorite, finished third behind Marster and Cabin in the Tarodlplas handicap at Oakland. Marster caused interference during the stretch. no action was taken by judges. Also noted: Prokus defeated the Texas Ranger in a wrestling bout at Century theater.
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San Francisco
Marster
Oakland
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W. O'Neill
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Heetor
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Elmdale
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Lee Morrison
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Fisher
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Elie
Hand Down
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Jim Prokus
Texas Ranger
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