Second Inning Proves Fatal to Boston Braves’ Twirler
The Boston Braves suffer a decisive setback in a game relayed by the Cincinnati broadcast. An early second inning proves decisive as key pitchers falter and the visitors pull ahead, while field conditions hinder play. The piece notes team struggles and upcoming matches, with mention of the Cardinals and Phillies in related headlines.
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Boston Braves
Alexander S. i Right Lets Opponents Down With Six Hits
Alexander pitched nine innings for Philadelphia allowing six hits and no runs while Boston managed three. Paskett Niehoff Maranville doubled or tripled in the Phillies win with key hits and Maranville part of several double plays.
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Barnes
Philadelphia
Boston
Paskett
Niehoff
Maranville
Alexander
Nieholf
Cravath
Luderus
Stock
Nicholf
Konetchy
Evers
Oif Barnes
Ragan
Rigler
Eason
Clinton Hands Slattery a 14 Run Open in Opener
Clinton hammered Slattery to all corners, scoring 14 runs to 8 in the opening game. Clinton led 11 runs by seventh inning before finishing strong with Brown and Ware on the mound and Johnson Slattery and Howard catching.
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Clinton
Slattery
Marshalltown
Brown
Ware
Johnson
Howard
Muscatine Triumphs 3 2 in Ninth Inning Win
Muscatine beat Mason City 3 to 2 as Ellison drove a two run homer to right with two out in the ninth. Garrett started for Mason City and was hit freely after a week’s release by the Indians. Batteries Pinkerton and Hruska for Muscatine Weeks for Mason City.
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Muscatine
Eilison
Tromer
Garrett
Cleveland Indians
R.H.E. Muscatine
Mason City
Pinkerton
Hruska
Weeks
Amusements List: Silent Films and Talks At Local Theaters
The Amusements page lists Oliver Players in The Blindness of Virtue at the Orpheum, No Greater Love at Quincy V. L. S. E., The Love Liar with Crane Wilbur at Star, A Man of Honer featuring the Fairbanks twins and Seeing America First, Elmendorf Travel Talks, Yellowstone Tour, The Blindness of Love, and Strange Case involving Bloom Center and Persven Brutality across multiple theater screens.
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Moving Pictures
Quincy—V. L. S. E
Star
Madame & Savoy
Crane Wilbur
Gem—Fairbanks
America
Elmendorf
Yellowstone
Bloom Center
Cutshaw Keys Brooklyn Triumph With Final Frame Run M
Cutshaw drives in two in the last inning and adds a first inning single as Brooklyn defeats New York 4 to 2. Doyle also has two bases hits, while Burns plates a sac fly. The mound work spans Benton Stroud Schauer Palmero Smith and Coombs with 2:25 time.
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Benton
Stroud
Palmero
Schauer
Brooklyn
Aes. Ee
New York
Cutshaw
Doyle
Daubert
Stenee
Burns
Smith
Woombs
Cheney
Coombs
Rariden
Byron
Quigley
Culshaw
Hunter
Stengel
Johnston
Wheat
Mowrey
Eone
Oy Olson
Cc Sees
E Smith
P .E
P Coombs
Eeeennse
AB i A
Burns Lt
See Eee
Robertson
Eens
Krautel Ee Ee
Fletcher
Merkle Ib Sawn
Slunter
MecKechnie
Tenes
Randen
Benton P
Keily Wees Eaee
Stroud P Ae
Kocher
Ae Ee Nee
Palmero BP Ea
Roush Cane
Chauer P
Tesreau
Poet Foe
Pee Gee
White Sox Defeat St Josephs College Dubuque Exhibition
Chicago White Sox beat St Josephs College of Dubuque 9 to 0 in an exhibition game. Faber and Lapp pitched for the college battery, while Danforth and Lynn worked for Chicago. A large Dubuque crowd hailed Faber and manager Rowland, a former local resident.
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White Sox
ST. Joseph's College
Dubuque
Ila
St. Joseph's College of
Chicago
Faber, Wolfgang
Lapp
Danforth and
Lynn
Home Run Wins Game for Fort Dodge in Opener
May opener in the Central Association sees Payton smash a ninth inning homer with two aboard to lift Fort Dodge 3 2 over Burlington. Burlington led early 2 0 but was shut out the rest of the game as Fort Dodge pushes ahead with a late rally and solid pitching. Batter details: Baichley Bodale Huggins Smith.
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Burlington
Payton
Fort Dodge
R.H.E
Baichley
Bodale
Huggins and
Smith
A Ghostly Bard Watches a Baseball Game
The speaker channels Shakespeare loyal to a baseball crowd as he rises from the tomb to witness a modern game. He recalls old lines while reacting to umpire calls and a dramatic finish, urging a box score be mailed to his tomb. The piece blends literary flair with sports reporting style.
Sports Chat Mix On Bloomertown And Baseball News
Harsh notes on Bloomers game preview in Bloomertown. Baseball items include Paul Cobb release from Terre Haute Central league club and Ted Waring adding Ted Kaylor to Cedar Rapids roster. Manager Fohl critiques Grover Lowdermilk and Billy Sullivan questions a nine year veteran. Ball comments payroll at 138000 and iron clad contracts cited.
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Paul Cobb
Torus
Terre Haute
Paul
Grover Lowdermilk
Fohl
Indians
Grover
Billy Sullivan
Jean Chucker
Lowdermilk
President Ball
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Ball
College Baseball Scores From East and West
Princeton defeats Virginia 3 to 4 in seven innings at New Haven Conn. Holy Cross edges in a 4 to 2 win after seven innings. Michigan Aggies beat Kalamazoo College 4 to 1 in East Lansing. Penn State bests Army 7 to 4 at West Point.
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Princeton
Virginia
New Haven
Conndale
Holy Cross
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan Aggies
Kalamazoo College
West Point
N. Y
Penn State College
Army
Harmony in politics and law in a sharp exchange
An alderman defines harmony as getting his own way and making others accept fate. A judge questions a burglar case while a policeman notes contrasting outcomes: the autoist pays a fine benefiting the state, whereas the burglar goes to prison with state costs.
Unclear Sports Schedules and Results From Yesterday
Reports show Quincy at Peoria and other league results with multiple city matchups. Several games were postponed or cancelled including Davenport and Rock Island pairings, while today features Quincy at Bloomington and Detroit and Chicago fixtures.
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Peoria
Quincy Davenport
Rockford
Moline
Bloomington
Rock Island
Wate
Armer Ewes
Hannibal Pee
Quincy
Rockfond
Davenport
Hannibal
Philadelphia
New York
Orpheum Players Host Matinee Reception After Convict 666
After the matinee of Convict 666 at the Orpheum theater, cast members hosted audience members who met the actors and enjoyed refreshments. Guests included Jack De Forest Ed Williams Earle Ross Aldrich Pierce Robert Thompson John Justus Miss Tiny Leone Miss Ethel Romaine and Miss Margie Garrett. The note adds a remark about poker and engagement breakers.
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Orpheum Theater
Jack de Forest
Ed. Williams
Earle Ross
Aldrich Pierce
Robert Thompson
John Justus
Tiny Leone
Ethel Romaine
Margie Garrett
Lajoie's homer wins for Phillies over New York
Philadelphia nips New York 3 to 2 as Lajoie hits a eighth inning homer with Oldring on base. Nabors and Keating duel with a 2-2 tie until the late rally, Peckinpaugh and Lajoie factor in the decisive blow.
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Nap
Oldring
Philadelphia
Lajoie
New York
Nabors
Keating
Pipp
Peckinpaugh
Bush
Nabor
Nanamaker
Caldwell
Schane
Ab.r. LO
Ale
Maisel
Ceeeees
Gilhooley
If Wei
Magee
Chad Oles
Baker
Ceeeeae
Gedeon
Nunnamaker
Shocker
Abrilo
Walsh Rf Vlessseesee
Strunk
Cee
Ees
MeTnnis
Senang
Burh
Tutadls Q
Tutadls Q.cee
Pick
Witt
Walsh
Oldting
Reating
McInnis
Tin
Schang
Nashn
Dineen
Bluejacket Holds Mules to Seven Hits
Bloomington Illinois May 4 The locals collected 12 hits yesterday and bunched enough to score five runs. Hannibal had seven hits but no runs off Bluejacket. Final score Hannibal 7 Bloomington 5 Bluejacket and Simon pitched. Keller and Kearns behind for Hannibal.
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Bloomington
Keller
Hannibal
Bluejacket
Central Association opener ends in extra innings
Cedar Rapids defeated Waterloo 38 to 27 in a 12th inning finish after a tight rally. Batteries were Berger and Hoffman for Cedar Rapids with Zackert and Brennan catching for Waterloo. The May 3 game drew 1,300 fans in Cedar Rapids as both teams showcased late offense and solid defense.
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Cedar Rapids
Central Association
Waterloo
GOL
Berger
Hoffman
Zackert
Brennan
Four St Louis Pitchers Pressed in Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati defeated St Louis 6 to 0 aided by four errors. Schneider and Schulz were lifted early after tough innings as Cincinnati hitters connected with four St Louis pitchers. Notable plays included Hornsby’s single and Snyder’s timely triple for two RBIs.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
To & Schneider
Schulz
Hornsby
Gonzales
Snyder
Jasper
AB. R.H. Owa
Ebl
Neale
Killifer
Griffith
Groh
Herzog
London
Clark
Schneider
JRA
St Louis
Phigers
RTE
AL FL
Bescher
Ifc
Bales
Vacevee Uo Uv
Serene Lee
Ccseneeeees
Meadows
Sth
Smith
Cincinnal Lek
Guowhsco
Miller
Nene
Chase
Betzel
Sneyder
Clarke
Billifer
Higas Herzoet Griffith
Zog
Beck
Leck
Dale
Savier
Williams
Rock Island drives 18 safeties in win over Moline
Rock Island hitters racked up 18 safeties led by Graham with eight safe hits and S runs. Beck limited Moline to 3 runs as Rock Island won 18 to 3 at home. Batteries Graham Dobbins Beck Munch.
Valuable Health Hints For Our Readers
A vintage health ad touts S. S. S. as a cure for catarrh malaria and stubborn sores. It claims to purify blood stimulate tissue nutrition heal ulcers and ease rheumatism with a vegetable formula from the Swift Laboratory. The piece promises free booklets and medical advice on request.
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AB HW Maranville
Aera Nate
Collins
Wilhgit
See
Konechy
Ib Esa Taee
Compcon
Gowdy
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Homer
Orpheum
Oliver
Alon
Dom Center
Grapendant
Uppa
Eturn
Little Pal
Leo
Gringo
Bill Shakespeare
Hamlet
Galvin
Horatio
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Nere
Bloomertown
Ted Waring
Ted Kaylor
Imore
Frank Baker
Baltimore
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Pittsburgs
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
National League
Wwe
Pittsburgh-Chicago
American Taneers
Wees
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