Gems Edge Islanders In High Scoring Afternoon
The Island Islanders defeated the Quincy Gems 9 to 5 as Ziggy Sherer hit a homer and Johnny Castle topped the Gems with four hits. Despite base runners in nearly every inning, the Gems could not push across enough runs while the Islanders broke open the seventh and ninth innings to secure the win.
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Wolfe
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Fieth
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Sondheim
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Ruhl
Vozat
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Snewein
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Lister
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Choic
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Wiliz
Taylor
Boyls
Tocker
Miter
Bowle
What The Others Did MOLINE WINS FROM DISTILLERS 5 TO
May 11 report from Moline details a windy baseball game where Mol ine defeated the Distillers 5 to 3. Both teams used multiple pitchers, with key plays credited to Parrell Eller and Cold. Rockford beat Hannibal 7 to 4 in another batter action, while Hannibal and WOO posted a slugging effort in a separate score line.
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Distillers
Moline, Jr
Seere Bean Peoria
Parrell
Eller
Bloomington Defeats Davenport in Nineteen Hits Rally
Bloomington beat Davenport 13 to 5 in a high scoring game marked by nine errors and twenty seven hits. Batteries Bluejacket and Simon for Bloomington and Adams and Mills for Davenport.
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Bloomington
Bluejacket
Simon
Adams and Mills
La Grange Beats St Francis 3–2 In Pitchers’ Battle
La Grange defeats St Francis 3 to 2 in a low scoring game as Harrington whiffs 17 for the visitors while Whalen fanned 15. St Francis and La Grange each had key hits and fielding plays, with Luke delivering a homer for La Grange and two Esslinger doubles for St Francis. St Francis to face Gem City and Y M C A teams next.
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Nineteen Errors Highlight Marshalltown Clinton Game
Nineteen errors and a triple play marked yesterday's clash between Clinton and Marshalltown. After nearly three hours of listless play Marshalltown prevailed 14 to 8, with the Slattery to Blank to Prough triple as the sole bright spot. Score by innings Clinton 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 Marshalltown 1 0 0 2 3 6 0 x 14 Batteries Ware Brown and Miller Slattery Harrison.
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Fort Dodge Dodgers win second game of series over Burlington
Fort Dodge bunched hits in the first inning and scored five runs. Two more runs came in the second and third as Fort Dodge defeated Burlington 6 to 3 in the May 11 game. Batteres Lane and Erion, Van Der Velde and Buelzic noted in the box score.
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Cleveland defeats Boston 6 to 2 in slugfest
Cleveland out-batted and out-played Boston as Speaker and Morton fueled the win. Speaker scored three runs and covered wide territory for five putouts while Morton limited Boston to six hits. Detroit routed Philadelphia 9 to 6 as Strunk had two triples and a double amid errors and wildness by the Flyers pitchers.
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Speaker
Morton
Red Sox
White Sox Beat Yankees 5-2 In Second Straight Win
New York yielded five runs as Chicago won their second straight from the Yankees 5 to 2 in the New York tilt. Keating pitched well for New York but received little support while Fournier and Felsch sparked Chicago with key hits and a home run.
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Russell
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Senators Shut Out St Louis Browns in Tight Pitchers Battle
Washington defeated St Louis 1 to 0 in a tight game as Plank and Boehling matched zeroes until a sixth inning score. MiTan reached on a walk, advanced, and scored on Shanks' RBI single. Shanks preserved the win with a running catch and plate throw in the eighth.
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St. Louis
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Boehling
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Vartley
Beehling
Wilkout's Homer Lifts Boston in Crucial Vantage
Wilkout delivers a dramatic homer that drives Boston to a late victory while Bruins commit costly errors. The piece notes pivotal moments at critical times that spoiled any chance for a Bruins win.
Muscatine Takes Ninth Peo s Game Mavericks Run
Muted, garbled text shows Muscatine narrative with mentions of Pinker, Weeks, Fitzpatrick, and Arusha. The fragment references a ninth victory, bases and hits, and players in a city athletics context. No clear date, location, or complete details available.
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Mavsoin Ry
Chiey V
College Baseball Scores From Cambridge to West Point
Harvard 6 Shpawn in Cambridge, Tufts OG at Medford, Dartmouth 3 Yale 0 in New Haven, Swarthmore 5 Pennsylvania 4 at Swarthmore, Williams 1 Princeton 7 in Princeton, Anny 19 University of Dirtburgh 6 at West Point.
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Mass
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Medford
Tufts
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New Haven
Neusel Dominates as Waterloo Beats Cedar Rapids 4 0
Neusel pitched brilliantly for Waterloo, limiting Cedar Rapids to three hits and no runs. Gross struggled in the third with three walks and a run scored. Cedar Rapids managed no scoring in the final innings while Waterloo pushed across four runs. Batteries: Greve Widener for Cedar Rapids Neu eel Brennan for Waterloo.
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Greve
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Brennan
Giants top Pirates 7 to 1 in opener victory
New York defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 1 in the first game of the series here yesterday. The Giants scored three runs in the first inning on a single a double two triples and two sacrifice flies. Anderson limited the Pirates to three hits as the visitors collected 13 safeties. Score by innings New York 300 310 000 Pittsburgh 000 010 000 Batteries Anderson and Rariden Dooin Adams Cooper Jacobs and Schmidt.
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Keating
E Collins
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Magee
Pipp
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Schalk
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Ketting
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Nalin
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Anderson
Pirates
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Cooper
Jacobs
Schmidt
Club Standings and Results From Yesterday
Summary of multiple league standings with results from games played yesterday. Includes Rock Island, Bloomington, Davenport, Hannibal, Rockford, Moline, Peoria, Quincy, Philadelphia, Detroit, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Washington, St. Louis, and related upcoming matchups and today’s games schedule.
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Peoria
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New York
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Philadelphia Wren
Sports results from yesterday across major cities
Yesterday's scores show Pittsburgh PS defeating New York 7 to 13. Cincinnati 00 to 2 with Brownlyn at 4 to 13.60. Chicago 10 to 1b3 and Boston P1 to 05 to 1. St Louis 914 to 1 and Philadelphia 4 to 65.
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Brownlyn
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Boston
St. Louis
Philadelpory
Baseball scores collide in doubleheader clash
Philadelphia at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburgh. Boston loses to Chicago 10 to 2 as Nehf yields eight hits four runs in 4 1 3 innings. Zwilling and Smith pace Chicago with late offense. Seaton canes Boston with strong relief as Vaughn struggles. Umpires Byron and Quigley. Time 2 45.
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Phillies Fielding Indifferent in 9 4 Loss to St Louis
St Louis capitalized on Philadelphias sloppy fielding as five errors helped the Cardinals win 9 to 4. The May 11 game left Philadelphia struggling in the first division, while St Louis surged ahead.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyns Dominate Bases To Take 4 0 Win
May 11 at Cincinnati Pfeffer shut out the Reds as Brooklyn wins 4 to 0 in the opener of the series. Schulze was wild and replaced by Dale in the eighth. Brooklyn bags 13 hits while Cincinnati struggles with six errors. Batteries Pfeffer McCarty for Brooklyn and Mier Schulz Dale Clarke for Cincinnati.
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Brooklen
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Scores from American Association and Western League games
In American Association action Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 9 to 1 and Louisville beat St. Paul 13 to 12. Toledo won against Milwaukee 7 to 5, Columbus lost to Kansas City 3 to 9. In the Western League Sioux City fell to Des Moines 6 to 9 while Omaha defeated Lincoln 16 to 9. Wichita routed St. Joseph 6 to 4 and Topeka lost to Denver 4 to 7.
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