Browns Come From Behind to Beat Spore 5 3
Detroit May 8 Errors by Dressen and Young let St. Louis win 5 to 3 over Detroit. St. Louis pulled ahead with two eighth inning runs without a hit after Detroit tied it in the seventh on Bush Cobb Veach and Vitt. Gerber Austin Cobb doubled, and Bush, Nanamaker and Gedeon stole bases in the loss.
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Kallio
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Gedeon
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Iy Veach
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Eeenenee Vitt
Nanvee Easton Young
Seesere Yelle
Eeasene Kallio
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P Wear Renee Q
Seweae
Spencer
Saeco
Walker
Boston Batters Dominate Brooklyn In 16 to 0 Win
Boston shelled Brooklyn Tuesday, 16 to 0, behind Cheney and Durning on the mound and Ragan holding Brooklyn scoreless. Rawlings had five hits in five at bats, while Hickman fanned four times against Ragan. Scoring: Brooklyn 000 000 000 083 Boston 242 003 50x. Batteries Cheney Durning Kreuger Ragan Wilson.
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Cheney
Durning
Brooklyn
Ragan
Rawlings
Hickman
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Kreuger
Wilson
Love Proves Wild But Plenty Effective
Philadelphia game recap shows the Athletics breaking a scoreless tie with a two-out hit in the seventh as Myers struggles. New York bats explode early and late, routing Philadelphia 9 to 1 behind strong hitting and pitching, with Love starting and Hannah, Myers, Adams, Fahey, and Perkins in relief.
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Athletics
New York
Myers
Hannah
Adams
Fahey
Perkins
Cards Send Bressler To Retirement In 8th
ST. LOUIS May 8 After holding St. Louis hitless for seven innings Bressler was driven from the mound in the eighth as local hitters rallied for five runs, giving St. Louis a 5 to 3 victory over Cincinnati. Batteries Bressler Eller and Wing, Horstman Deak and Snyder.
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Eller
Wingo
Horstman
Deak
Snyder
Standings Snapshot and Tuesday Baseball Results
National League standings show Boston and Cleveland atop with strong records. Tuesday results include Brooklyn’s 16 0 win over Boston and New York’s 9 1 victory over Philadelphia. American League schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago and Boston at Washington among others, with several blowout scores.
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Topeka
Joplin
Wichita
Giants Celebrate Return With Victory Over Philadelphia
The New York Nationals beat Philadelphia 7 to 3 at home, ending Philadelphia's seven-game skid. Hogg pitched until the seventh. Zimmermann was ejected in the fourth for kicking after a called strike. Key Giants include G Burns and Zimmerman, while Bancroft and Meusel produced early hits for Philadelphia.
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Egy
Willard Hires Kelley As Adviser For Fight
Spider Kelley of San Francisco a former Cleveland lightweight fighter and noted trainer was engaged by Jess Willard to act as trainer adviser and chief second for the champion in the proposed title bout with Fred Fulton. Kelley will have complete charge of Willard's preparation while Colonel J C Miller who will manage the contest heads to the Atlantic coast to study hosting options.
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Spider” Kelley
San Francisco
Cleveland
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
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Willard
J. C. Miller
Atlantic Coast
Stewards Elect Smollinger as ATA Secretary
In Chicago on May 8 W. ST. Smoll linger was elected secretary of the American Trotting Association at its spring meeting to fill the vacancy created by the death of Secretary Knight.
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Chicago
W. ST. Smollinger
The
American Trotting Association
Knight
Bruins Drop One More at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh edged Chicago 2 to 1 at Forbes Field on May 8 as Miller held the visitors to scattered hits and Kilduff's sharp fielding stood out. Chicago's run came on an error. Deal and Mollwitz supplied Pittsburg two base hits with McKechnie belting a three base hit for the Pirates.
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Caton
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Flack
rEw
AE. Caton
Mollwitz
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Stengel
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Cutshaw
King
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Archer
Eeeeene
Chicago Voc
Deal
Tyler
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Killifer
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Pittsburegh
Walker
Johnson Nearly Ends Red Sox Shutout Loss
Ruth homered to break a potential shutout as Boston lost 7 to 2 to Washington Tuesday in Washington. Leonard hammered early, Johnson and Ainsmith combined for Washington, while Leonard and Agnew handled Boston.
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Red Sox
Washington
May
Ruth
Boston
Walter Johnson
Leonard
R.H.E
Agnew
Ainsmith
Chicago University Baseball Beats St Ambrose 11 to 0
The University of Chicago baseball team defeated St Ambrose College of Davenport Iowa 11 to 0 in a Tuesday game. Key players Mulligan Trinkle Wallen Devlin and others contributed as Chicago dominated with strong pitching and offense.
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University of Chicago
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Towa
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Ouichbo
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Volmer
Wallen
Devlin
Wheat Reinstated by National Commission
Cincinnati May 4 Wheat Reinstated by the National Commission Tuesday in an application for reinstatement Wheat said he had come to terms with his club and no penalty was inflicted by the commission.
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Cincinnati
Nateal Baseball Oommion
Probate Court reveals guardianship and estate bonds in Georgia case
Report of Georgia HW Francis guardian shows a balance of 1,558.17 due the word. Inventory for Arthur Toring state lists cash 717.54 and notes and accounts 7,809 in pounds. Steve Lawless named executor Nancy Williams estate with bond 1,000. Laura A. Johnson appointed guardian in Teli GB Johnson estate with bond fixed at 640.
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Arthur Toring
Steve Lawless
Nancy Williams
Laura A. Johnson
Guardian Teli GB
Johnson
White Sox Held To Three Hits In Loss To Cleveland
Chicago May 8 Jim Bagby backed by strong defense from Speaker and Wood held the White Sox to three hits as Cleveland bunched hits off C Williams wildness to win 7 to 1. McMullin and J Collins doubled for Cleveland while Chicago missed chances in a potential shutout.
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Weaver
Risberg
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Felsch
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Enz
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Eens
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Benz
Yy Russell
Ll Bagby
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Charges and Court Inquiry Debate In Parliament
The cabinet row escalates as Bonar Law and George face charge debate. A court of inquiry is proposed to reveal truth, with Asquith seeking time to discuss a potential motion. Bonar Law defends actions while Maex condemns the handling in the House of Commons.
In Our School Tuesday A Odd Schoolyard Tale
A chaotic schoolday recounts Genevieve Hicks scolding Steve Hardy for erasing her slate writing while Andy Anderson unveils a broken stew pan helmet. Short Leg Milliken loses his wooden leg during wood sawing, causing a hurdle as Blinky Hammond and others react.
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Enevieve Hicks
Pame
Steve Hardy
Steve
Genevieve
Miss Palmer
Dull's Eve Opens at Quincy Theater with Polo and Reer
Patrons in Quincy can see The Dull's Eve, Universal's western serial opening today. Eddie Polo and Vivian Reer are billed as stars, drawing unprecedented demand and causing some exhibitors to wait their turn. Executive committee members Springfield G A Rathgeber Murphysboro PF L Natho Danville I FE Barker Springfield. Next year’s convention awarded to Murphysboro.
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Quincy Thater
Eddie Polo
Vivian Reer
Springfield
G. A. Rathgeber
Murphysboro
PF. L
Kamman Denies Any Disloyal Remarks
Peoria May 8 Charles N Kammann once Lincoln school principal on trial in federal court for espionage denied disloyalty on the witness stand and examined statements he is alleged to have made Eleven former pupils testified to disloyal remarks while teaching history The government won a point when Judge Thumphrey ruled remarks made before the war against Germany admissible to show his mental state A night session of the court was held amid questions about concluding the case.
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Charles N. Kammann
Lincoln Sehood
Thumphrey
Kammann
United States
Germany
Pecs
Illinois Book Dealers Elect Officers At Galesburg Meet
Illinois book dealers held their annual convention in Galesburg on Tuesday electing officers J. F. Temple of Galesburg as president W. R. Esxsick of Decatur as vice president Woe. Miner of Macomb as secretary W. T. Johnson of Bloomington as treasurer and GL. Levd of Champaign and L. C. Cue in additional posts.
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Illinois Book Dealers
J. F. Temple
W. R. Esxsick
Decatur
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