Nocks Blanked by the Cokes at Cascade Park
Connellsville pitcher Souschak stifled New Castle as the Cokers won 1 to 0 at Cascade Park. Mack singled and Hart doubled for the only run in the sixth. Beeson starred at short with ten chances, while Richards added seven chances in the field.
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Cascade Park
Connellsville
Houser
Souschak
Mack
Hart
Cokers
Beeson
Richards
Iieming
Baird
Wolf
Mackey
Porter
FE Clark
M . of
Cetsie
Foster
Setae
Jrouser
Crete
New Castle Pa
Clark
Leed
Getsie
Gertsie
Sousehak
McLanehlin
Westminster Triumphs Despite Outhit Waynesburg Battle
Westminster college defeated Waynesburg college by 4 to 2 yesterday in New Wilmington. Clovis showed flare while Westminster seized scoring chances. Patterson starred for Westminster in a pitching dominated but offense limited contest.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Waynesburg College
Clovis
Westminster
Patterson
Cardinals Fall at Boston on McDonald's Winning Triple
In the 10th inning with two outs, Perdue singled scoring the winning run as McDonald delivered a go ahead triple. The Cardinals suffered a defeat to Boston.
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Cardinals
Boston
Perdue
McDonald
Flynn Versus Johnson Promises July Fourth Boxing Showdown
Las Vegas reports Jim Flynn training hard ahead of a July 4 heavyweight title clash with Jack Johnson. Flynn vows victory in under fifteen rounds, detailing workouts with sparring partners and Abdul the Turk in his Las Vegas camp while Johnson costs spectators 15 cents to watch him rehearse.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Jim Flynn
Jack Johnson
Pueblo
Flynn
Ray Marshall
al Williams
Howard Morrow
Tommy Ryan
Rynn
Abdul
Turk
James
Jack
Sam Langford
Joe Woodman
Marquard Eyes Two Wins To Tie Long-Standing Mark
Sporting editor notes Rube Marquard has two victories needed to tie the National League consecutive win record of 14 set by Chesbro in 1904 and equaled by Reulbach in 1909. Some sources mention John Luby’s 20 straight for Chicago in 1890, but most atlases favor the 14-win benchmark.
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Queens
Rube Marquard
Jack Chesbro
Ed Reulbach
John Luby
Chicago
Messrs
Chesbro
Reulbach
Marquard Aims for 13th Win in Four-Game Road Test
The article notes Christy Marquard has won 12 straight to start the year and seeks three more in a four-game stretch at Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburg and likely Boston. It cites past feats by Krause and Chesbro and Reusbach as context for a historic start and a possible strike for the New York Giants pitcher.
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Marquard
Krause
Mackian
Chesbro
Reusbach
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Benton
Richie
O’toole
Heinie Zimmerman Plans New Business Venture
Heinie Zimmerman announced last winter that he intends to enter another business. A player who can hit .414 this season carries the notion that no other business could match his current level of achievement.
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Heinie Zimmerman
Dismantling a Championship Team Sparks Managerial Dilemma
The article argues a three year window for a title run and questions how a manager would prune a winning club. It cites Connie Mack and asks which players to release to make room for new talent, naming Collins Baker McInnis Barry Bender Coombs and Plank.
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Connie Mack
Mackmen
Collins
Baker
McInnis
Barry
Bender
Coombs
Plank
Can't Keep Bat Nelson on Floor in Canada Bout Plans
Battling Nelson former lightweight champion leaves Chicago for Winnipeg to referee a 10 round bout between George K. C. Brown and Jack Dillon. He will fight an unknown opponent on Dominion Day July 1 and hopes to earn a shot at Ad Wolgast.
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Chicago
Battling Nelson
Winnipeg
Can
George
K. C.” Brown
Jack Dillon
Canada
Bat
Ad Wolgast
Dime and Chip Eye Battleground Bout in Lancaster
Jimmy Dime and Geo Chip travel to Lancaster Pa for a Thursday clash with Leo Houck in what promises to be a sensational mill. Chip hopes to repeat his draw with Houck from over a year ago and gain public recognition for bigger chances. Brock of Youngstown plans to attend with friends to watch Tommy Bresnahan face Jimmy Dime’s card at Gluck’s.
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Jimmy Dime
Geo
Chip
Lancaster
Leo Houck
Philadelphia
Houck
Mat Brock
Youngtown
Mahoning Valley
Tommy Bresnahan
Washington Seeks O. and P. League Entry
In June 12 dispatch from Pai, Ernest H. Sackville, who has run teams in Washington, discusses taking over the Potters franchise if Liverpool surrenders its O. and P. league seat. He doubts a minor league club would pay here. Grounds at Washington and Jefferson College and YMCA facilities are noted, with a possible ball plant at the Washington Fair Association grounds if a berth is secured.
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Washington, Pai
Trust Liverpool
Washington
Ernest H. Sackville
Potters
Ohio Town
Sackville
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington Fair Association
Baseball Scores and notes from the era
Matty struck out three in two innings as the Red Sox hold first place by defeating the Browns. Eastern clubs sweep the West while Reds, Senators, and Pirates pull varied results. A game disruption occurs after a fan insults Red Smith. Billy Murray calls Tris Speaker the best, with Ray Keating praised as a Walsh-type pitcher.
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Red Sox
Browns
Reds
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Washington
Tigers
Senators
Tinker
Zimmerman
Cubs
Giants
Ruelbach
Pirates
Brooklyn Superbas
Hans Wagner
Superbas
Brooklyn
Red Smith
Billy Murray
Tris Speaker
Cobb
Jackson
Ray Keating
New York Americans
Lawrence Mass
Ed Walsh
Sharon Team Replaces Pitchers with Harris from York State League
Sharon owner Fred Paige released Buck Carpenter of La Porte PA last night and signed Harris a right handed pitcher from the York State league. Harris reports today adding a new arm to the Sharon O P team.
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Sharon
Fred Paige
Sharon O. & P
Buck Carpenter
Laporte
Harris
Baseball Results From Brooklyn and New York Doubleheaders
In Brooklyn and New York doubleheaders, Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 10 to 4, aided by Hendrix and Kelly and others, while New York lost 8 to 4, with Lavender, Reulbach and Archer notable. Philadelphia and Boston also played, with Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago games noted, plus various city leagues and teams listed in the scattered standings.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Hendrix and
Kelly
Kuetzer
Kent and
Miller
New York
Citago
Lavender
Reulbach
Archer
Ames
Mathewson and Myers
Philadelphia- Humphries
McLean
Curtis and Dooin
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Perdue
Kling
Hannon
Willis
Wingo
Chicago
Ww. L. Pet
Local race tallies show candidates listed by town
In McKeesport Sharon Curley Bauer and Phelan Watkins and Marks are listed. In East Liverpool Alliance Northup and Donnelly Higgins and Piper are named. In Salem Flood and Carroll Sisley and Marshall are shown alongside Steubenville.
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McKeesport
Sharon
Curley, Bauer and Phelan
Watkins and Marks
East Liverpool
Alliance
Northup
Donnelly
Higgins
Piper
Salem
Steubenville
Flood
Carroll
Sisley and
Marshall
Local High School Football Pairings Reported
Connellsville faces Steubenville while McKeesport meets East Liverpool. Sharon plays Alliance in upcoming schedule readings.
Milwaukee Lightweight Frustrates Cross Bout
New York June 12 Jack Redmond of Milwaukee showed fight in a bout with Leach Cross but was outmatched as Cross left the ring unmarked despite Redmond's early damage.
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New York
Jack Redmond
Milwaukee
Leach Cross
Cross
Regional college hoops schedules leak with multiple matchups
Dayton plays Wheeling Springfield faces Youngstown South Bend meets Erie Grand Rapids hosts Canton Terre Haute travels to Akron Fort Wayne visits Zanesville with several games listed for the upcoming period.
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Erie
South Bend
Scesk Seeen
Ceee Zandsving
Ceeceese Eers Bess
Fort Wayn
Esie
Cvsuse
Cckseees
Terre Haute
Canton
Grand Rapids
Pet
Youngstown
See
Dayton Ee
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Akronswhee
Zanesville
Dayton
Akron
Yesterday's Results From St Louis Detroit and Chicago
Baseball results list games at St Louis Detroit Chicago and Cleveland. Notable lineups include Hamilton Krichell Carrigan and Hall, Groom Cashion Johnson Williams Dubue Onslow, White Sullivan Warhop Sweeney, Kohler Baskette Easterley Morgan Plank Thomas. Scores show St Louis 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Detroit 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 and 5. New York 6 8 0 0 0 9 0 5 0 to 6. Philadelphia 7 0 0 0 3 0 5 0 8.
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St. Louis
Boston
Hamilton
Krichell
Hall and Carrigan
Detroit
Washington
Groom, Cashion
Johnson and Williams
Dubue and
Onslow
Chicago
New York
White and Sullivan
Warhop and
Sweeney
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Kohler
Baskette and Easterley
Morgan, Plank and Thomas
New York at Chicago and Rival Openers Across League
City matchups headline an early schedule with New York visiting Chicago Philadelphia touring Cleveland Washington traveling to Detroit Boston facing St Louis. The slate features four cross city clashes and multiple regional showdowns as the season begins.
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Pet
Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Yankees Beat White Sox On Armor Defense And Fifth Inning Burst
The Yankees won against the White Sox powered by an armor defense display and a strong fifth inning batting surge. The victory showcased timely hitting and solid pitching to secure the win.
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Yankees
White Sox
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