Armourites Triumph in Nine Inning Battle at Toledo
Monte Cross shines as Ducky Swan leads Armourites past Toledo 6 to 0 in a tight nine inning game. Strong defense and two quick double plays anchor the Blues while Armbruster and Brashear spark offense with key hits and a rare Texas leaguer. Swan handles mound duties with support from Hill Krueger and Crisp as Kansas City falls 6 to 0.
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Yestern
Fas
Monte Cross
Ahuies
Hens
Blues
Armbruster
McCarthy
Buster
Lister
Roy Brashear
Armourites
Howe
Rae Land
Os Cues Tates Casas Piloe
Kerwin Hopkins
Texas
Hill
Hop
Aioe
Hinchman
Paul Krueger
Hopkins
Joe Crisp
Baseball Notes From Toledo العمال
Notes of the game describe Toledo's 8 oclock affair with Blues pitching by Chester Milton Brandom and Grover Gillen. Mentions include Jake Beckley, Howard Wakefield, Jack McCarthy, Asher the star pitcher, and McCarthy a contender in the league.
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Toledo
Chester Milton Brandom
The
Blues
Grover Gillen
Howard Wakefield
Asher
Wakefield
Jack McCarthy
Home Run Beats Milwaukee as McChesney Delivers
In a May game Milwaukee won 8 to 1 behind McChesney who hit a two run homer in the fifth after two on base. The game featured strong pitching from Sabarbera and a notable third base play by Clark. In Chicago, St Louis battled in a low scoring affair as Murray’s long drive and Moran's defense highlighted a light hitting contest. Brooklyn edged Boston 2 to 1 with Bates shining and Young yielding a strong effort on the mound.
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McChesney
Milwaukee
Sabarbera
Arty Clark
Curiaco
Murray
Moran
Aeem
Unclear game action at Wrigley with stolen bases and errors
The report lists stolen bases by Kruger and Friel, a double play Green to Brown, Milwaukee 4 Columbus 6, and bases on balls by Schneiberg and Geyer. Schneiberg struck out seven and Geyer seven, time 1:85, umpires List and Hays.
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Wrigley
Kruger
Friel
Green
Brown
Milwaukee
Columbus
Schneiberg
Geyer
Itcher
Hays
St. Paul Defeats Louisville in Five to One Victory
St. Paul beat Louisville 5 to 1 with Leroy effective and Durham timely, Davis homering and Wilhelm driving in eight. Umpire Klem supervised a 1 hour 38 minute game. Philadelphia edged New York 2 to 1 as Knabe Magee and Doolin produced hits and McGraw ejected Donlin.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Leroy
Durham
Davis
Philadelphia
New York
Knabe
Magee
Doolin
Seymour
McGraw
Donlin
Emslie
Harley
OlWoodath
Wheeler
Lis Ouines
McKune
Devlin
R. Titus
Strang
Bresnahan
Ow’ney
Doyle
Bridwell
Taylor, P
Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 0 opens home season with shutout win
Indianapolis blanked Minneapolis 4 to 0 in the season opener as Marquard allowed two hits and Oberlin fanned 12 in seven innings. O’Neil and Cook contributed in the offense while the Indianapolis defense held Minneapolis scoreless through eight frames.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapouis
Minn
Marquard
Oberlin
Graham
ABA
O'Neil
Bush
Uiden
Cook
Elday
Hayden
Cosen
Carr
Welow
Davidson
O'Brien
Muskogee Triumphs Over Bartlesville 2–0 in Fast Game
Muskogee defeated Bartlesville 2–0 with Ross shining on the mound. Umpire Conlon called the game as Muskogee built a lead with clean defense and timely hits.
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Muskogee
Bartlesville
Ross
R.hle
Cordaman and
Bradbury
Brown
Conlon
Independence Triumphs 4 2 at McAlester in May Game
Independence wins the third game of the series 4 to 2 at McAlester Oklahoma on May 2. Packard Stringer share pitching duties for Independence while Campbell Page work for McAlester. Southern League results include Jones at Fhrainham 2, Newark 2, Obd Vinite Rock 0, New Orleans 1 Memphis 3.
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McAlester
R. H. FE
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Page
Jone
Fhrainham
Onsville
Obd Vinite Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Topeka Triumphs Over Webb City 5 to 2 In American Association
Milton Went the Distance for Topeka as Webb City’s bid to tie fell short. Pitching changes and timely hits powered Topeka with a 5 2 win, while Oklahoma City topped Enid 10 8 in another late game.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
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Oklahoma
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Joplin
Tola
Tulsa
Aenaponsinns
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Ragan
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Boles
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Craig
Barnim
Jayhawkers edge Washburn in ninth inning finish
In Lawrence Kansas on May 2 the Kansas Jayhawlers defeated Washburn College 6 to 5 in a seesaw game. A ninth inning batting burst sealed the victory as Washburn led early and both pitchers allowed many singles with baserunning errors influencing the final margin.
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Jayhawkers
Washburn College
Kansas
Washburn
Kapeas
McCampbell
Jennings
Angney
Doubleday
Kansas Freshmen Rally As Hoffman Sings Clutch Hit
In a tense finish at dawn, Hoffman hit a three bagger in the ninth to spark a rally. Gibbs then singled and scored on a wild throw for the winning run as the Kansas University freshmen defeated Dickinson County High by two to one.
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Hoffman
Rocketfeller
Gibbs
K. U
Dickinson Coun- 2
Washburn
Kansas
Harton and
Rockerfeller
Lonburg
Stryder
Untitled Baseball Box Score Note
Base hits Love Goes McCormick Frantz Sacrifice to Ehr White Folbre 2 Stolen bases D White It on bases Oklahoma City 5 Enid 5 Passed ball Kelsey Wild pitch Geist Hit by pitched ball D White land Kelsey Struck out By Folbre 9 Morgan 2 Bases on balls Morgan 1 Geist 2 Hits Off Morgan % in three innings off Geist 5 in five innings Rune Off Morgan 5 Time 2 00 Umpire Alloway
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Hallman
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Hill
Kerwin
Krueger
Crisp
Jake
Land
Toledo
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Beckenbaugh shines as Joplin blank Springfield 5–0
In Joplin Missouri on May 2 Springfield loses its third straight game 5 to 0. Beckenbaugh dominates with invincible pitching while Wanner Isley and other teammates contribute. Umpires Finney and Moffman preside as the game ends after 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Springfield
Jobs, Mo
Beckenbaugh
Wanner
Isley
Cole
Owes
Milsap
Murray
Alsheiden
Wier
Man
Merritt
McKee
Oods
OlBeck
Pueblo Beats Lincoln 10 to 4 On May Day Showdown
Pueblo batted Jones hard and routed Lincoln 10 to 4 as Pursto reports. The game featured tallies by Pueblo in multiple innings while Lincoln tallied a few late runs, with batteries Jones and Ziman for Pueblo and Nichols and McKenzie for Lincoln.
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Jones
Lincoln
Pursto
Ziman
Nichols
Denver
Omaha
Mall
Austin
B.S. Denver
Bohannan and McDonnough
Hall
Baker Still Winning In Low-Scoring Baseball Showdown
Baker University clinched its ninth victory by defeating Missouri Normals 7 to 4. Early innings saw two hits and four errors fueling the visitors, then Baker surged as Mason and Sutton combined with three two baggers and three singles. Notable plays included a one handed catch by Lewis at short and a long fly snag by Sexton in left.
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Batowin
Kas
May
Baker University
Missouri Normals
Lewis
Sexton
Rhe Baker
Baker, Mason and Sutton
Miller
Thomas and Sullivan
College and Club Baseball Scores Across Regions
The results list includes multiple college teams and opponents with final scores such as Central Business College 3 over Lamonte 6, Miners 17 over Springfield Normals freee University of Maine 2, University of Vermont 8 over Dartmouth 6, Williams 46 over Amherst 4, Union 2 over Cedar Pide 4, and Decatur 5 in a series.
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Central Business College
Miners
Springfield Normals Freee University of Maine
Iversity of Vermont
Dartmouth
Wiliams
Amherst
Do St Gate Caper Y
Union
Kansas City Club Suspended 60 Days by Western A A U
The Kansas City Athletic Club faces a sixty day suspension from the Western division of the Amateur Athletic Union for failing to send a delegate to a St. Louis meeting on April 16 and for alleged non registration of Blue Diamond athletes. St. Louis officials threaten a permanent ban unless a justification is submitted. An August 60 day halt could affect indoor meet entries and future bids while a corrective meeting is planned in St. Louis.
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Amateur Athletic Union
St. Louis
Western A. A. U. Board of Directors
Central Y. M. C. A
Kansas City
Athletic Club
Martin A. Delaney
James Masker
Delaney
Theodore Bland
Hancapper
Pland
Bland
Welsney
A. A. U. Board
Wild throw and fumble sink Boston in rain soaked win
In a rain shortened game Philadelphia beat Boston 6 to 2 as Winters and Dygert dueled on the mound. A wild throwing error by Winters and a fumble by McHale in the third inning produced the only runs, shaping a low scoring interleague contest.
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Boston
Winters
Dygert
McHale
Philadelphia
Hia
Thoney
Harted
Mae
Lord
Nichols
Wes Cantins
Gensler
Bavis
Murphy
Ung'b
Schieck
Wagner
Igan
Moran
Totels
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McCormick Reinstated. McGill Turned Down by Baseball CSA
Harry E. McCormick is reinstated after a $100 fine payment, ending his bid from the Philadelphia Nations League club. Willie McGill’s request is denied due to purchase issues with St. Hovis in Ameri cans and the Austin club return. A two game double header is set for Stevens Park with Benton, Marfordings, R. S. Stevens, and Mester Plumbers in the lineup.
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Harry E. McCormick
Philadelphia Nations League
National Baseball Association
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McGill
St. Hovis
Austin
Western Sociation
Stevens Park
Twenty-fourth
Summit Streets
Bentons
Marfordings
R. S. Stevens
Mester Plumbers
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