Cubs crush Pirates 14 to 1 in Chicago
Chicago piled 17 hits and hammered Howard Camnitz as the Cubs routed the Pirates 14 to 1. McIIntyre Richter Archer and Graham joined Camnitz Steele Cottrell Hendrix and Gibson as the Pirates' pitchers.
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Red Wing Opens Season with 5 1 Victory Over Outcasts
Red Wing defeats Outcasts 5 to 1 on local grounds. Early hits by visitors, nine hits by Red Wing, five errors by locals, and close plate calls fueled the victory. Umpire Schuler faced tough calls as Hooker allowed few runs while Brenton and Spillane held the Outcasts scoreless after the third.
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Kernan
Cook
Hooker
Wisconsin Man Killed in Streetcar Incident Near High Bridge
Ole Ringstad and John Williams, both bridge carpenters from Nelson and Mineral Point respectively, were struck by a St. Paul road switch engine about 100 feet north of the high bridge at 4 p m yesterday. Ringstad, 57, died at once. Williams, 55, is in critical condition at City Hospital. They were staying at the Snelling house on West Seventh Street near the river.
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River
Callahan drives Chicago past Browns for 4 2 win
In St Louis on June 22 Callahan doubled with two out in the eighth to lift Chicago to a 4 2 victory over the Browns. Petty and Clark suffered the loss as Walsh and Black plated the runs for Chicago.
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Cleveland
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Graney
When a Man Loses His Temper He Doesn't Look It
A terse aphorism notes that overt anger rarely shows on a man’s face, suggesting quiet restraint or hidden emotion in moments of temper. The remark implies appearances can mislead about true feelings or character.
Caledonia Commercials to battle La Crosse Athletes Sunday
Semi pro showpiece at League park features Caledonia with Mellie Blexrud on the mound and O Blexrud catching against La Crosse Athletes led by Jerome Larson. First meeting went to the Athletes 4 2 as both clubs aim to even the series in a hard fought showdown.
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Sports Scores From Wisconsin Illinois League and Cities
A compiled list shows multiple city match results across the Wisconsin Illinois League and regional games. Scores include Duluth 2 Wausau 1 and Eau Claire 2 Superior 0 among others with Indianapolis and Milwaukee results, and regional standings for Madison Green Bay Fond du Lac Aurora Rockford Appleton and St Paul.
Games Today In The Minny League Schedule
Eau Claire plays Superior while Red Wing meets La Crosse. Winona faces Rochester and Wausau clashes with Duluth. Milwaukee visits Louisville and Kansas City goes to Toledo. Minneapolis at Indianapolis and St Paul at Columbus. Chicago meets St Louis. Cleveland plays Detroit and Washington hosts Philadelphia. Boston visits New York and New York goes to Boston. Philadelphia and Brooklyn play. Pittsburg hosts Chicago. St Louis visits Cincinnati. Oshkosh plays Racine Fond du Lac at Aurora Green Bay at Madison Appleton at Rockford.
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Toledo
Bancroft Carried Baseball Message to Cuba Not Rowan
A corrected historical note credits Frank C. Bancroft with carrying the baseball message to Cuba, not Lieutenant Rowan. It recounts Bancroft's rise from Lancaster hotelier to organizer of New Bedford, Hop Bitters, and his role in spreading baseball to Cuba and the Cuban X Giants, with emphasis on his lasting fame in baseball history.
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Host Bancroft
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Hop Bitters
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Trouble Isle
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League
Cubs trade to Boston spark uneven batting across uniforms
Kling and Kaiser, traded Cubs, struggle batting about zero in Boston. Five ninth inning runs flip the Highlanders favor as solid hits replace misplays. Jimmy Doyle leads Cubs pace while Athletics finally reach .667. Cubs crush four Pirates pitchers and Weaver’s work shines. Coakley tries to rebound with Highlanders, Red Sox rebuff. Brooklyn presses Philadelphia into extra innings before loss. Alexander of Phillies shows Mathewson-like potential.
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Highlanders
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Athletics
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Weaver
Andy Coakley
Red Sox
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Philadelphia
Alexander
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Mathewson
Pirates sell Nagle to Red Sox in waiver move
Pitcher Pirate Nagle has been sold to the Boston Red Sox after waivers. Manager Clarke had requested the waiver. Athletics' Harry Davis expects to return to first base by the team’s next home game. Lafitte now leads the Tigers as their top pitcher with an ERA ahead of Mullin.
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Mullin
Wife Sees Husband Dash To Death At Milwaukee Race
Milwaukee July 22 Preparations were made to remove the body of Walter Donnelly the ill fated driver who in a race broke through a fence near his Cincinnati home Donnelly died on the operating table after the crash A tire burst on his car hurled it into the fence smashing his head His wife with her eleven month old babe in her arms watched from the grandstand as he was fatally injured
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Walter Donnelly
Cinnati
Donnelly
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