Ohio and Pennsylvania league denies expansion plans
Pittsburg June 7 The Ohio and Pennsylvania baseball league board met at Hotel Henry to deny admitting Uniontown and Massillon and to state there are already eight teams. A Salem at McKeesport game was ordered replay due to late Buckeye arrival. Steubenville protest over an unofficial ball was rejected while forfeits were posted to finish the season. Attending magnates included Goldstein Demetres Williams Bagley Shannon and Rothschild among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio and Pennsylvania Baseball League
Hotel Henry
Uniontown
Massillon
Travis
Salem
McKeesport
Buckeye
Steubenville
Recruit Please Puts Faith in Musser to Be a Comer
Chicago June 7 Manager Clark Griffith of the Washington team said he was not discouraged by the outing of recruit Paul Musser who faced Ed Walsh of the Sox. Musser worked five innings with one hit allowed before a fifth inning error and misplay forced him out. Griffith believes Musser is a comer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clark Grifith
Washington
Paul Musser
Ed Walsh
Sox
Griffith
Musser
Salem Beats New Castle In Cascade Park Tilt
Salem outhits New Castle 13 to 12 but shaky infield play let visitors win 9 to 6. Nevanpara and Baird struggled with poor support as New Castle rallied late but fell short. Mackey led Nocks with three hits while Flood and Foster impressed for Salem amid misplayed balls and miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
New Castle
Cascade Park
Nevanpara
Baird
Mackey
Dalton
Foster
Baseball scores from McKeesport and Alliance games
Baseball results show McKeesport a0 East Liverpool 7 ran in Alliance 2 at Connellsville Steubenville 8 0 East Liverpool at McKeesport Steubenville at Connellsville Salem at New Castle Sharon at Alliance Zanesville Springfield Youngstown Terre Haute schedule and upcoming games including Grand Rapids Dayton at Zanesville Springfield at Akron South Bend at Canton Grand Rapids at Wheeling listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
McKeesport
Steubenville
Connellsville
Salem
New Castle
Sharon
Alliance
Dayton
Zanesville
Springfield
Akron
South Bend
Canton
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
L. Pet
Youngstown
Erie
Ece
Springfield Ets Ae
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids Seeee
Ft. Wayne
Canton Ee
Akronabe G's
Zanesville Ee
Weather Forces Postponements Across Major League Games
All yesterday’s games were postponed due to rain. Scheduled matchups included Pittsburg at Boston, Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Brooklyn with no rescheduled dates announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
L. Pet
New York Ee
Cincinnati Hs
Jones Skips Olympic Tryout for Exams at Cornell
ITHACA NY June 7 John Paul Jones holder of the world amateur one mile record will not compete in the Olympic try-out in Boston tomorrow as he is detained at Cornell for examinations. He remains considered a fixture on the Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaga
N. Y
John Paul Jones
Boston
Cornel
Lefty Patton Released and Re-signed by Paige
Lefty Patton of Sharon was released by owner Paige and then re-signed, the club losing 2-1 to Alliance in the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Patton
Paige of Sharon
Alliance
Baseball scores and summaries from multiple games
In Chicago Washington edged but lost to Chicago by a nine to one score with Walsh and teammates featuring strong pitching. At St Louis Philadelphia won seven to two behind Petty Nelson and Stephens. Cleveland saw a 8 to 2 result with New York scoring late. Detroit and Boston battled to a six to three finish as O’Brien and Carrigan led Boston’s offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Walsh
Mogridge
Peters
Kuhn
Musser
Johnson
Ainsworth
Henry
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Petty
Nelson and
Stephens
Ben Cleveland
New York
Der
Lapp
Cleveland
Blanding
O'Neil
Ford
Sweeney
Detroit
Boston
O'S
O’brien
Carrigan
Mullin
Stanage
Games Today Feature Major Matches Across Cities
Boston plays Detroit while Washington faces Chicago Philadelphia visits St. Louis and New York meets Cleveland in a lineup of today’s basketball games across major markets.
Nocks Pace Slumps as Red Sox Rally, Scoreboard Snapshots
The Nocks linger in last place while Sharon gains pace and the team sits at .500. Dalton the Nocks outfielder isn’t one of the Dalton outlaws. Pitcher Horn of Connellsville was struck by a ball and knocked out. Boston Red Sox surprise Tigers 5-2 as Mullin is hit for 11. Speaker shines with seven put outs and an assist in the mid field. Browns lose again. Petty and Nelson falter against the Athletics. Rain halts NL gates as East clubs close. New Castle to play two at McKeesport in season opener. Hal Chase struggles at the plate but recovers with two of New York’s seven hits. Ed Walsh and Ford also struggle as two homers go off him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocks
Sharon
Dalton
Dalton Outlaws
Horn
Connellsville
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Mullin
Hughie
Hal Chase
New York
Ford
Ed” Walsh
Reds
Chicago
Reading
Richmond
Giants Aim for Historic 126 Wins in Season Push
A stat shows the Giants could reach 126 victories this season, surpassing the Cubs mark by ten games. The Hank O Day McGraw feud flares again at the Polo Grounds with McGraw fielding Mathewson Marquard and Wiltse against the Reds as pitcher Rube aims for his 12th straight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Giants
Cubs
Hank O'Day-Mcgraw
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Mathewson
Marquard
Wiltie
Reds
Rube
Louisville Releases Pitcher Rowan and Keeps Bell
Louisville reports pitcher Jack Rowan of New Castle Pennsylvania was sold to the Denver Western league club but released by Louisville. Lynn Bell sale to Hartford in the Connecticut league is declared off and Bell remains with Louisville. Catcher Ed Spencer and pitcher Charles Snyder were suspended indefinitely for being out of form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Jack Rowan
New Castle
Chicago Nationals
Louisville Association
Denver
Lynn Bell
Hartford
Bell
Ed Spencer
Charles Snyder
Olympic tryouts leave New York for Harvard Stadium
A list of track and field stars departed New York for Boston to compete in tomorrow’s Olympic tryouts at Harvard Stadium. The notable entrants include Kiviat Sheppard Gissing Bonhag McGrath McDonald Duncan Scott Ben Platt Adams Bob Eller Jack Eller Bellars Gillies Erickson Rosenberger Pepis Alvah Meyer Archer Carey and Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Harvard Stadium
Kiviat
Sheppard
Gissing
Bonhag
McGrath
McDonald
Duncan
Scott
Ben
Platt Adams
Bob
Jack Eller
Bellars
Gillies
Erickson
Rosenberger
Pepis
Alvah Meyer
Archer
Carey
Wood
United States League Not Likely to Stick Season
The United States League failed to draw against major league standards as minor league teams with semi pro players faced high prices and weak attendance. The Reds and Giants drew tens of thousands, while the U S league logged only hundreds. Analysts say a viable third league would need heavy financing and selective city sizes to survive.
Packey McFarland to Tour Europe for Bout Series
Packey McFarland of Chicago said before returning home today that he would sail for Europe on June 15 for several bouts scheduled abroad. He looked in excellent condition after defeating Jack Brennan in four rounds yesterday, a shorter than planned 10 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
T. Packey McFarland
Chicago
Europe
Jack Brennan
McFarland
Brennan
Potters Blank McKeesport to Rise in Standings
The Potters shut out McKeesport, shocking the league and climbing from last place with a decisive win. The result reshapes the standings and signals a momentum shift for the team.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slim
Your
ERT Engineers
Petent
Panama
ORING
East
Washington St
Nock
Mate Eet
Fleming
Richardson
Edwards
Allen
Schmidt
Beeson
Wagner
F. Schmidt
Navenpara
Flood
King
Wolf
Wen Ad Pranklin
Salem RI
S Wagner
Eyichardson
Sete Wee
Barry
O. Schmidt
Baseball
P. League
Smith and Wagner
Leasure
Connelly
Higgins and
Pieper
Patton and
Marks
Horn, Cole and Foster
France
Delaney
Central League
Zanesville Springfield
Ww L Pc
Salem Ov
Ateae
Alliance Eee
Sharon He
Connellsville Ee
Hast
Liverpool
New Castle A & 6
National League
Speaker
Ahat Day
Red Sox
Browns
Athletics
Nelson
Senators
Harry Davis
Hide Wallopers
Russell Ford
Yankees
Rowan
Moors
United States
Redland Field
Packey McFarland
Potters
Panamas
Derby Hat Company
Washington Street
THE
Shackamaxon
Men’s Tailors
East Washington Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!