Wisconsin Illinois league opens with strong crowds and tight standings
Attendance surges at Fond du Lac Oshkosh Green Bay and Wausau as eight teams rally. Oshkosh and Fond du Lac show improved form with Lynch guiding Fondy toward first division. New players Kroy joins Fond du Lac while Red Moore signs with Wausau. Oshkosh adds Burwell and La Crosse shifts Love to Bond at second.
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Green Bay
Wausau
Freeport
Madison
Bobby” Lynch
Forest City
Red Moore
la Crosse
Bubser
Burwell
Bond
Love
Little Stars Beat Happy Nine 6 to 5 on North Side Grounds
The Little Stars defeated the Happy Nine on the north side grounds Saturday afternoon by 6 to 5. Batteries: Gorman and Banter for the Stars. Daley and Bott for the Happy Nine.
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Happy Nime
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Stars
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Happy Nine
Madison oarsmen leave for Poughkeepsie trip
Director C. P. Hutchins announced the Badger crews will depart Madison Saturday at 5:00 am. They travel via Chicago to Buffalo on the Michigan Central line and West Shore road to Poughkeepsie arriving Sunday at 1:30 pm. The party stays at the Elms in Highland. Boats include two shells and the four with the Cardinal coaching launch. Varsity uses the Badger, freshmen the Budlong, four used by substitutes and all boats transported in closed cars without ends.
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the Elms
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Wisconsin
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Cahill's Batting Average Grows Promoted to Third
A Seattle paper praises "'Daddy' Cahill" for moving Cahill to the third spot in the batting order. It notes he has been among the team's best hitters and is fast on his feet, having strengthened in recent weeks after a slow start.
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Seattle
Cahill
Athletes Defeat New Albin Iowa in Low-Scoring Win
The Athletes beat New Albin 1 to 0 on the road Sunday in an errorless game marked by Kohn’s headwork and remarkable pitching. Batteries were Kohn Weiss for the Athletes and Babcock Lynch for New Albin. An Otto launch trip was noted and the team plans to play Galesville May 30 and 31 in La Crosse.
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New Albin
Albin
Kohn
Hastings Wired to Pitch for President’s Baseball Association
President Elliott received a telegram Saturday evening from Manager Hawley to send Hastings at once. The message lacked details but Hastings is likely to be used in the field for Heppel if he is unfit or to strengthen the pitching staff.
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Elliott
The
Baseball Association
Hawley
Hastings
Heppel
Opent Wort: La Crosse Wins In Two Extra Innings
La Crosse wins in two extra innings as Baillies and Eberle deliver. Flynn shuts down Bub ser's men in Saturday's contest. Results show Madison 9 Fond du Lac 0, Wausau 1 Freeport 0, Green Bay 3 Rockford 2, La Crosse 5 Oshkosh 4. Ten innings. Saturday's results: Green Bay 1 Rockford 0, La Crosse 6 Oshkosh 2, Fond du Lac 11 Madison 4, Wausau 5 Freeport 0.
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LA Crosse
Rockford
Green Bay
Freeport
Wausau
Madison
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Baseball Scores and Standings From American Association and National League
In a high scoring day, the Cardinals lost 1 0 to Philadelphia as Kenesky starred at the plate. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati, and the Giants topped the Cubs. in the American Association the Millers beat Milwaukee 6 3, Louisville downed Columbus, and Indianapolis defeated Toledo. Oshkosh and La Crosse split in extra innings, Green Bay edged Rockford, Madison routed Fond du Lac, and Wausau edged Freeport in a one run game.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Kenetchy
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Giants
Cubs
Millers
Brewers
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Chicago
New York
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McGinnity
Bresnahan
St. Louis
Raymond
McGlynn
Ludwig
McQuillin
Jacklitsch
Cardinals Fall to Philadelphia in Sluggish Night
Chicago and St. Louis cold streaks persist as the Cardinals lose to the Phillies. Eddie struggles at the plate while other matchups unfold across leagues with Milwaukee, Louisville, Indianapolis, and Columbus winning on the road.
Yesterday's Results: Baseball Scores Across Cities
Yesterday's results list numerous games with teams including Minneapolis and Milwaukee 6 3, Louisville 10 Columbus 2, Indianapolis 8 Toledo 0, Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 1 St Louis 0, New York 6 Chicago 4. No games scheduled.
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Detroit
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Washington
Boston
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
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New York
Brooklyn
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Cleveland
National League
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Iain
Various city teams tally scores in unmatched games
A list of city matchups shows Minneapolis over Milwaukee two to zero and other results including Louisville over Columbus two one and Kansas City nine to none. Additional scores include St Paul seven to four over Toledo and Indianapolis three over Detroit three.
College Baseball Scores Of Major Conference Matches
Illinois defeated Minnesota 16 to 0 while Purdue beat Chicago 4 to 1. Ames Grinnell and Brown posted six to three wins. Holy Cross edged Yale 1 to 0 and Wesleyan defeated Williams 3 to 1. Columbia beat West Point 7 to 3. Princeton shut out Harvard 4 to 0. Pennsylvania won 11 to 5 over Cornell. St Thomas 6, Marquette 0. St Olaf 4, Macalester 3. North Dakota 8, Hamline 1.
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Chicago
Ames Grinnell
Iain. Brown
Midigan
Holy Cross
Yale
Wesleyan
Williams
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West Point
Princeton
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Cornell
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Marquette
St. Olaf
Macacester
North Dakota
Hamline
Wisconsin Victors Dominant In Mixed Track And Field Events
A multi event meet featured heavy visiting hitting in baseball and Illinois Wisconsin track wins. Du chien allowed a pivotal fly in the eighth to tie it. Individual track wins included Blangen gale Garret and Drey with top times, while Quigley was barred from college athletics after a pro racing admission and a letter from John Richards alleging prior pro racing.
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Stagg
Raymond Quigley
Chicago
Quigley
Badgers
Hutchins
John Richards
Badger
Cripple Creek
Colo
Badger Athletes Defeat Maroons in Wisconsin Victory
Chicago fell 64 to 62 to Wisconsin in a tense track meet decided in the two mile run. Drew won the event with Smith second and Caldwell third for Chicago. Natwick led the 120 yard hurdles for Wisconsin while Merriam and Steffen followed for Chicago.
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Dolan
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Grobe
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Third Ward Shoe Pegs Defeat Prairie Pickups 13 to 0
The Third Ward Shoe Pegs overwhelmed the Prairie Pickups by 13 to 0 in a decisive Saturday game. Bersitt pitched for the Shoe Pegs delivering a standout performance as Czarnetzky caught, Will trotted to first, Birnbaum made plays at short, and Olson covered center field while the Pickups lineup included Bishop and Coady on the mound facing strong Wingmen.
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Prairie Pickups
Bersitt
Czarnetzky
Barney Bersitt
Reuben Will
Frank Birnbaum
A. Johnson
O. Olson
L. Young
R. Kindley
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Emet Coady
William Rachel
Charlie Frederickson
Walter Koblitz
Dollie Hames
A. Horshach
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E. Morgan
George Lepsh
Soldier's Term Reduced for Emma Goldman Case
Gen Funston shortened Private William Buwilda's five year engineers corps prison term to three years for applauding and shaking hands with Emma Goldman at a San Francisco meeting. The reduction cited his fifteen years of good conduct.
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Funston
William Buwilda
Engineers’ Corps
Emma Goldman
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