Yankees Take Two From Browns In Doubleheader
New York defeated the Browns 12-7 in the first game and 4-2 in the second as Loudermilk and Hoch powered the offense with four homers combined. Washington edged the Senators 2-1 behind timely hits from Galha and Hopper. Indians beat Athletics 4-1 while Detroit and Philadelphia games showed early season scoring and pitching highlights.
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New York
Yankees
Browns
Loudermilk
Jioch
Mattemes
Hoch
Peveroid
Keating
Sweeney
Senators
Washington
Galha
Hopper
Courie
R & E Chyaze
Wahington
Hatterie Cicotte
Schalk
Shantallia
Henry
William
Philadelphia Nationals Triumph Over Pittsburgh in Fynomins Clash
The Philadelphia Nationals defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in a Fynomins game played yesterday in Pittsburgh. Alexander and MaScore were noted for the standout performances with late scoring and sharp fielding evident from Brita-HOO and Purtsourd.
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Pittshirgh
Philadelphia Nationals
Pitts Urds
Rrear
Alexander
Ati MaScore
Purtsourd Catonanaaan
Killtrerammeus
Gibson
By Us-2oc a Box Erhart
A fragment reads before and after each by us-2oc a box, Erhart, with unclear context and limited readable details. The wording suggests a clipping or note about a box and a person named Erhart.
Sudden Death Risk Acknowledged Among Women
A report notes women die suddenly far less often than men, estimating that only one woman remains at risk for every eight men. The claim contrasts gender death rates and highlights potential biological or environmental factors behind the disparity.
Charley White Fights Young Brown In New York Tonight
Scraps report shows Charley White of Chicago to face Young Brown in New York at the American Sporting club on a billed card with Joe Rivers meeting John Harvey. Other results include a Broadway draw Reese Erdey, and Mohr Robideau draw in Albany.
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New York
Charley White
Chicago
Kayo
Young Brown
American Sporting Club
Joe Rivers
California
Johnny Harvey
Freddie Reese
Young Erdey
Military Athletic Club
Albany
N. Y
Walter Mohr
Brooklyn
Sam Robideau
Philadelphia
Rusche Wins Weekly Shoot at La Crosse Sharp Shooters
John Rusche led a four-man field at La Crosse Sharp Shooters Club with 344 points across three events, topping George Ott who scored 331. H Krenzky was third with 323 and Theo dore Kienahs finished fourth with 302.
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John Rusche
la Crosse
Standings and Games Today in Major Leagues
Standing of clubs features daily matchups across the National and Federal Leagues. Chicago visits Washington and Boston travels to Chicago while Brooklyn visits St. Louis. Detroit and Philadelphia host opponents as Cleveland meets Boston. In the Federal League St Louis plays Newark and Chicago faces Buffalo with Kansas City at Baltimore and Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Newark
Buffalo
Kansas City
Baltimore
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Areen
Boston O
Eewervee
Chicago St. Laetia
C.seessees
Ewer
Cincinnati &Ee
New York Federal League
Indianapolis
Louisville
Doerflinger Ball Team Organized and Wins Debut
A new baseball club named the Doerflingers organized and played its first game Sunday, defeating North La Crosse. The team plans games with amateur or semi professional squads outside the city, with future schedules at Mid way in June and Chaseburz the following Sunday.
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Doerflingers
North la Crosse
Deerflingers
Midway
Chaseburz
Yankees and Browns Sweep In Standings Boost
Yesterday's baseball action saw Walker and Browns pace the Yanks as both teams split across games. Fournier dominated Clark Griffith's defense for four hits, while Ban Johnson faced pressure over Cobb with Georgia’s absence noted.
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Frenchman Fournier
Clark Griffith
Connie Mack
Ban Johnson
Mr. Cobb
Jobless Players To Be Aided By Clearing House
The American association owners meet in Chicago approve a free employment bureau for minor league baseball players. President Chivington notes financial stability and no major schedule changes while Magnate C W Sommers gains permission to transfer his franchise to Toledo if desired. Attendees include Schoenborn Sommers Te beau Barner Cantillon Timme Pease Norton McGill.
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Chicago
Chivington
Amercan Association
C. W. Sommers
Cleveland
American Association
Toledo
Congress
Free Employment Bureau
E. A. Schoenborn
Columbus
George Tebeau
Kansas City
T. A. Barner
Louisville
M. E. Cantillon
Minneapolis
A. F. Timme
J. C. Pease
Milwaukee
J. F. Norton
St. Paul
J. C. McGill
Indianapolis
Giants Hold Tie With Reds In Ten Innings
Pol Perritt endured another rough outing as John McGraw sent a determined chase through muddy conditions. Josephus Wood starred with five hits proving Bill Carrigan still a threat. Giants rally but fail to win, tying the Reds in ten innings.
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Pol Perritt
John McGraw
Arkansas
Jawn
Josephus Wood
Bill Carrigan
Giants
Reds
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