Velvet Grove Advice Of Umpire Shawkey Incident
Shawkey incident illustrates Billy Evans leadership on the field as a diplomat who minimizes crowd attention and uses quiet authority. Evans, hailed as the greatest umpire, steadies players with calm words and a velvet glove, steering a tense Boston scene toward peace without confrontation.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Billy Evans
Bily
Tommy Connelly
Tommy
Duanetion
Dodi Shawkey
Hildebrand
Boston
Shawkey
Evans
Yankees
Billy, Evans
Buccaneers Defeat Fiery Nine On American Can Grounds
Mahoningtown Buccaneers edge Fiery Nine 7 to 6 at the American Can grounds. Abblett outpitched Goodhart as Goodhart faltered late, enabling a three-run swing to seal the win for the Buccaneers.
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Mahoningtown Buccaneers
Abblett
Goodhart
Buccaneers
Ruth's 1 homer marks NY club in American clash
Yesterday's baseball recap notes Ruth of the New York club adding a homer to the American League totals of 115 while the National League stands at 126. The item highlights a solo swing boosting New York's performance in a compact league-wide summary.
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Ruth
New York
Dowd Released by Albany Club in Eastern League
Kansas City reports the release of Snooks Dowd, an infield er, by the Albany club of the Eastern League. Dowd left last night to join his teammates in the East, as announced by the management of the local American Association club.
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Kansas City
Snooks
Dowd
Albany
American Association
Waltons Win In Twelve Inning Ball Game
The Walton A C defeated the Colored Stars 13 to 12 in twelve innings on Walton grounds. Steiner led the Waltons with three singles a triple and a double while Shinn added three singles and a double. The teams combined for seventeenWalton hits off McGraw and twelve for the Stars off Altman and Henry. Fielding was solid on both sides.
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Walton A. C
Walton Grounds
Waltons
McGraw
Altman
Henry
Steiner
Shinn
Walton A.C. Maxcedom
Davris
Heary
P- Steiner
Schretrom
Blaine
Eater
Owens
E. Brown
McGrew
AL c. Brown
C. Bagley
T. Anderson
Waters
C. Es
R. Hw
Walton
C. Brown
Maxcedom
Altman Steiner
Shont
Baze
Allman
Witherspoon
Cooper
Atlantic Midgets Triumph In Seventh Inning Rally
The Atlantic Midgets beat the Italian Association midgets 12 to 9 on the Baltimore & Ohio grounds. After a tied seventh, Atlantic scored seven runs in the ninth while Italy could muster two, with Bennie De Thomas and Lawrence Conti hitting homers. The note also suggests northern hill slopes yield tougher timber than southern slopes.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic
Turse
Bennie de Thomas
Lawrence Conti
Thoma
P. Faron
J. Vantltto
Aee T
Conti
T. Sheldon
L. Bango
T. Mastren
B. Perater
J. Perry
Mala
G. Almonda
Ares
T. Pylia
Wee F. Richarda
Wok
F. Byond
San
W. Ross
A. Davies
F. Ginger
Dol. Pagly
I. A
Benita de Thomas
Lawrences
Faron
Bauggers
Teter Benute Perater
Lawrence Conr
Bonnie Dea Thomas
Umplia
Dominick Sheldone
Radiators Defeat Colored Giants in Big Win
The Radiators defeated the New Castle Colored Giants 20 to 3 on Saturday, building a 2-3 deficit in the first inning before a surge of 22 hits and 29 runs in six innings. The game ended early in the seventh inning by agreement. Umpire Mooney officiated with assistance from Mr. Riley after Rube Jones could not umpire.
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New Castle Colored Giants
Giants
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Radiators
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Ra O Day
Davids
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Simpson
Russell
Seaee Ee
Colored Giants
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W. Pannell
C . Ross
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Pannell
Jones
P-Rt
Texas
Green
Carey
Austin
S& See
Pathit
Kalajainen
Ton
James
aAnderson
Jones Stelen Kages
Kalajainen Pannell
Eastbrook Defeats New Castle Athletics in tight win
Eastbrook defeated the New Castle Athletics two to one, breaking the tie in the eighth after a seventh inning deadlock. McKee and Stinebrink pitched well, with Goehring, Bently and Drake delivering key hits. Gerber singled in the tenth to end a pitching duel, Browna earning the victory 3 to 2.
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Eastbrook
New Castle Athletics
Athletics
McKee
Stinebrink
Goehring
Bently
Drake
Braden
W. McKee
Tase Wilson
Banty
Leelia
Hall
Waddington
Atreetics
Cf Brooks
Brooks
Reosh
Mitchell
Leslie
Leste
Stine
Brink
Stone
Baseball Summary Yesterday's Results
New York and Brooklyn fell behind as Chisago beat Cincinnati 6 to 5. Today Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia and St Louis meets Boston with other games not scheduled.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chisago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Baseball scores and today’s games listed
American League results show Boston 2 Washington 1 and New York 8 Philadelphia 3. Cleveland defeats Detroit 14 to 6 while St. Louis edges Chicago 3 to 2. GAMES TODAY none scheduled.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Pet. L. New York A Ca Ee
At. Louis
Boston Tox Ve
Schedule Pairings Highlight A A St Paul Milwaukee Matchups
The listing shows American Association games with St Paul at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City, Toledo at Louisville, and Columbus at Indianapolis indicating a dense round of matchups across the circuit.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Inianapoli
Lowisville
Wees
Minneapolis St
St. Paul Et Ral
Toledo Oe
Sewickley Triumphs In Local Aquatic Meet
Sewickley Y M C A swimmers defeated Flying Fish Swimming Club 64 to 26 at the Y pool. Jack Herbert led the locals with 41 points, winning the plunge and placing in breaststroke and medley. Kraft and Mazzotti stars also contributed as Sewickley dominated sprints and diving events.
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Mazzarel
Sewickley
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Rice
Kraft
Jones
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Hulmes
McGracken
Edwards
McQueen
Berry
Medley
Firat
Herbert
Mazzotti
Sturdy
Reley
MccCrackton
Samer
Bob Meermans
Lmer C. H. Rutter
Wh, Andrewa
Harry Day
Italians Rally Past Imperialists In Narrow Win
The Italian Athletic Association trailed 6-2 in the sixth but exploded for a rally to tie and push ahead to an 8-7 victory over the Ellwood City Imperials on their home field before about 1,000 fans. Key hits came from Marcella Cunningham Biondi Ross and Bracken with strong defense by the IA A. A. players and a late plate stop by Ross.
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Ellwood City Imperials
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Fuller
Tube Town
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Imperials
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Bracken
Imperial Hneup
Biandi
Marcella
I. Aa. S
Ross
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Fitzgerald
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Noss
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Boyles
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Lungren
Johnson
Boyle
jCarrouthers
A. A. E. Palus
Ghill
T. Ross
H. Biondi
Sienkaar
Pasquarella
Foller
I i Cole
McIntyre Strikes Out 19 Hamilton Batsmen
Oakland A C shut out Hamilton A C 14 to 0 at Ashland grounds. McIntyre struck out 19. Burke and Kennedy each had three hits to lead the offense. Hamilton pitcher Ryan allowed poor support. fields error, and miscues hampered the visitors.
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Hamilton
Oakland A. C
Hamilton A. C
Ashland Grounds
Burke
Kennedy
McIintyre
Ryan
Hamilton A
C. G. Widel
Pardick
Widel
Hammond
Richardson
Watkins
Bazak
Oaklas
Glasser
Boda
Bishop
Poudo
Kruger
Et Valiensi
Meineyra
MelIntyre
Baba Shephard
J. S. Brush
Amateurs Set Double Target Shoot Record
New York on June 5 reports that E. F. Woodward of Houston Texas and Frank Bughes of Mobridge South Dakota each broke 99 of 100 targets in double target shooting at the Mississippi state trap shooting tournament. The American Trapshooting Association announced the world record, replacing the former mark of 96. Both record holders are amateurs.
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New York
E. FP. Woodward
Houston
Texas
Frank Bughes
Mobridge
Waltons To Play Croton Tuesday
The Walton A C will aim to extend its current winning streak by facing Croton on the Croton grounds Tuesday evening. Shinn is expected to pitch with Scetrom batting, first pitch at 6 o clock, and Walton players Shinn Maxcedon Steiner Blaine Schetrom McCreary Aluman Henry Patterson and Davies to report at 5 p m.
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Walton A. C
Croton
Shinn
Waltons
Scetrom
Walton
Maxcedon
Steiner
Blaine
Schetrom
McCreary Aluman
Henry
Patterson
Davies
Nixon Captures Industrial Shoot At Springfield Rifle Meet
Nixon wins the Industrial Rule club shoot with 140 points at 200 and 300 yards using Springfield rifles. McKee, Rimmer, and Ficht finish in order with scores 45, 48, and 43. The event, held Saturday afternoon, featured M MoKes reporting the top marks.
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Nixon
M MoKes
Rimer
Ficht
Nixon McKee
Rimmer
Lehigh Awards Posthumous Letter to Ted Meyer
Lehigh University athletic committee votes the letter L to Theodore Ted Meyer a track squad member killed in a motorcycle crash. The posthumous award will go to Meyer's Newark, New Jersey parents amid other letters for track and tennis participants. The report notes a precedent in collegiate athletics.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Theodore “Ted” Meyer
Newark
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