Advertisers Win First Tilt 12-1 in Terrific Batting Display
Downey and Williams led a high scoring afternoon as the Advertisers beat the Blues 12 to 1. Glass held Alton to eight hits and one run while his teammates produced 15 hits. Williams hit a home run and a three base hit, Downey added a double and two singles, and Beatty McCabe Graham and Glass each collected two hits.
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Ted Waring
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McCabe
Graham
Glass
Scanlon
Golconda
Meyer
Downey
Duggan
Otto Koepping
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Schoonover
Spellman
Nicholson
Keystone
Williams
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Ape
Quincy
Jones
Koepping
Walker
Hartford
Fair Or Foul In A College Baseball Rally
The collegian argued a fair ball near third as Waring urged a finish. Glass opened the seventh with a center hit. Nicholson, Beatty, McCabe and Graham contributed runs while Meyer walked and Downey cleared the bases with a two bagger. Williams tripled to center but Walker ended the inning.
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Glass
Nicholson
Short
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McCabe
Nick
Graham
Meyer
Downey
Williams
Walker
Romine
Unclear Three-Eye Games Scores and Batters Listed
The record shows Peoria and Rock Island games with batterie s lists and partial score lines followed by a remark about Hannibal Rockford and Bloomington Moline. A muddled closing line muses that pleasure before duty guarantees duty’s loss.
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Uich
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Hoffman
Hannibal
R.H.E. Rockford
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Chicago Cubs win from the Giants in ninth inning
New York hosted Chicago in a 4 to 3 defeat as the Cubs rallied for the win in the ninth on Mann’s base on balls and Deal's double. Mitchell of Chicago was ordered off the field in the sixth. Herzog Deal Wilson among hitters. Zeider Holker Burns Williams stole bases.
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Fletcher
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Holke
Kildurf
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Cardinals Rally For Nine Ninth Inning Win Over Boston
On May 25 St. Louis scored four in the ninth to beat Boston 9 to 7. Cruise hit a long sixth inning homer with Hornsby on third after a triple. Magee added two triples a double and a single in five at bats. Scores show St. Louis 9 Boston 7. Batteries Ames Meadows and G ongales Barnes Allen Ragan Gowdy.
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Hornsby
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Athletics Best Tigers in a Listless Contest
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 7 to 2 in a listless game marked by outsized pitching and five errors. Neves gave nine bases on balls but pitched with men on base, while Battenes, Noyes, Schang, Ehmke, Cunningham, and Spencer contributed to the uneven scoring effort.
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Baseball Scores From The Whig Office
The Whig will release baseball scores after games finish, not before 5 30. Results are not telephoned in until after the final inning. Whig phone numbers are 120 and 251.
Sport Notes No 10 at the gate today
Downey cracked them yesterday and could have had a three base hit but Hartford disagreed. Bert Graham’s status remains in question after a national commission ruling in Cincinnati. Nicholson was the lone Quincy hitter without a hit, while Batting order tweaks by Rabbit Nicholson followed by Beatty, McCabe and Graham are noted as boosting offense.
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Hartford
Nicholson
Farrell
Bert Graham
National Commission
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Rabbit
Beatty
McCabe
Graham
Club Standings in American and Western Leagues
In American Association standings Columbus 6 8 5 Indianapolis 7 14 Toledo 4 19 38 Loubsville 3 7 2 Milwaukee 5 9 3 Minneapolis 10 11 Kansas City 6 8 3 St Paul 8 9 6 In Western League St Joseph 3 2 Trenver 4 7 8 Des Moines 1 4 2 Lincoln 2 8 1 Joplin 8 8 0 Wichita 1 7 1 Omaha 7 12 5 Sioux City 0 18 2 Nothing pleases a little man more than an opportunity to act big.
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Trenver
Les Moines
Lincely
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Omaha
Sioux City
Wild Pitch Lets White Sox Take 12-Inning Tilt
In Chicago, a wild pitch by Dumont in the 12th inning brought home the winning run as the White Sox shut out Washington 1 0 for a second straight win. Jackson opened the 12th with a single, then scored from second on Felsch’s sacrifice, giving Chicago the victory.
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Henry
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Pfeffer Defeats Pirates Brooklyn 6 to 0
Pfeffer pitched shutout ball as Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 0. Cutshaw homered and doubled in a string of three games with two homers two triples and a double. Stolen bases by Johnson and Stengel, Fischer, Cutshaw and Miller had multiple extra base hits. Umpires Rigler and Orth. Time 1 39.
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Pittsburgh
Cutshaw
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Mamaux
Fischer
Miller
Mowrey
Hickman
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Stengel
Bighee
Olson
Brooklon
To Banished Bean Ball From Game Brutal
A brief note reports a brutal incident as bean balls are banned from a game. The event foregrounds a clash over on field safety and sportsmanship. Officials consider rule changes and stricter penalties for pitch abuse.
Delivery Ban Johnson Says Bean Ball Pitchers Deserve Jail
The national commission ruled that pitchers using the bean ball will be expelled from organized baseball. Chairman Herrmann called it brutal and the American League president had urged jail terms. The commission plans tentative Sunday games in six eastern cities to aid war relief if permitted.
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Johnson
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Pittsburgh
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Ruth Powers Boston Past St Louis 4-3
Ruth's triple and Davenport wild pitch key Boston's 4-3 win over St. Louis. Ruth and Davenport yielded nine and six hits respectively with Sevreid and Hooper among the players recording multiple hits.
Cleveland Indians blank Yankees 2 0 in series opener
Cleveland shut out New York 2 to 0 as Caldwell and Walters allowed no runs for the Indians while Coveleskie stranded two batters in relief. Maisel of the Yankees committed an error on his 100th chance, his first in 20 games.
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New York
Maisel
R.yw.e
Caldwell and Walters
Coveleskie
O'Neill
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia In High-Scoring Game
In the largest scoring MLB game of the season Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 19 to 9. Officials note Ring and Wingo worked for Cincinnati while Oeschger Fittery and Killifer Adams pitched for Philadelphia in a game played at park.
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Cincinnati
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Wingo
Park
Oeschger
Fittery
Killifer
Adams
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