Army Post Wins Ove Carr School In Fifteen Inning Thriller
In San Antonio the Army Post edges Carr's School 1 to 0 after 15 innings. Schmidt pitched superbly for Carr while Van Blarcom delivered the game winning hit in the 15th. Umpire Howell and coach Charley Carr starred as the crowd witnessed one of the era's epic amateur contests.
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Baltimore trounces Indianapolis nine to zero in May game
Baltimore defeated Indianapolis 9 to 0 as Quinn and Walsh homered for the Orioles. Quinn left the game early after a first notable season appearance. Buffalo beat Chicago 5 to 4 with Fiske driving in the winning run in the ninth. Brooklyn opened with a 4 to 1 win over St. Louis as Evans Gagnier Seaton and Westervelt produced the run sequence. Pittsburg beat Kansas City 6 to 2 on home turf, Walker not allowing a hit before departing in the fifth.
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Nationals Fight for Johnson in Federal Dissolution Case
In Chicago on May 15 arguments over ending the injunction blocking pitcher Johnson from Kansas City Federals proceeds. Counsel for the Nationals omit the reserve rule, seen as admission by the old leagues to the new contract wording. Only President Herrmann testified. affidavits from Johnson of the American League and Comiskey of the Chicago White Sox were read.
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McMahon’s Unassisted Double Play Stuns Austin in 5-3 Loss
San Antonio defeated Austin 5 to 3 in a bod y played game here. McMahon delivered a sensational unassisted double play in the fourth inning, stopping Halgh’s liner and catching Hille off third. Crabble and Hauenschein led the visitors with two hits each, while Frantz starred for Austin with three singles in five trips and also pitched part of the game.
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Galveston Edges Waco in Ten Inning Baseball Tilt
Galveston beat Waco 4 to 3 in ten innings after a tied ninth inning. Jost and Ingram pitched for Galveston and Ogle relieved Ingram for the decisive effort as Waco made a late rally to force extra frames.
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Captain Miller named to international polo team
London May 15 Captain Edward Darley Miller was appointed a member of the international polo tournament to be played during the Panama Pacific Exposition at San Francisco in 1915. Captain Miller is author of Modern Polo.
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Club Standings From Thursday Baseball Results
Beaumont beats Ft Worth 4 0, Galveston 4 over Waco 3 in 10 innings, Houston 9 vanquishes Dallas 0. Friday schedule shows San Antonio at Austin, Houston at Dallas, Galveston at Waco, Beaumont at Fort Worth.
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Early baseball scores and team matchups report
New York beat Pittsburg 4 3 Chicago topped Brooklyn 5 0 Cincinnati defeated Boston 6 0 Philadelphia won against St. Louis 5 3. The pairs Brooklyn in Chicago New York in Pittsburg Boston in Cincinnati and Philadelphia in St. Louis indicate intercity games and results.
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American League Thursday results and matchups
Washington defeated Chicago 1 to 0 while Detroit beat New York 3 to 1. Boston edged St. Louis 1 to 0 and Philadelphia won 1 to 0 over Cleveland in 13 innings. Upcoming games include Chicago at Washington, Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Boston, and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Thursday's Results Prompt Busy Night Across Leagues
Summary of scores includes Brooklyn 4 St Louis 1 Pittsburg 6 Kansas City 2 Buffalo 5 Chicago 4 Baltimore 9 Indianapolis 6. Matchups list Chicago in Buffalo Kansas City in Pittsburg St Louis in Brooklyn Indianapolis in Baltimore. Classified note on selling furniture via light ad.
Brunks and Buffs Triumph In Indoor Ball Doubleheader
In the Senior Indoor Baseball League at the YMCA, the Bronchos defeated the Pirates 9 to 1 and the Buffaloes beat the Oilers 10 to 4. Causey starred for the Bronchos with ten strikeouts while Bertch held the loss for the Pirates to a single hit. Sam Lewis fanned the Oilers while Floyd Smith and Warren provided the only offensive tabs for their teams.
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Schofield Wins Junior A Potato Race at YMCA
Aubrey Schofield won the Junior A class contest at the YMCA with a time of 25.35 seconds in the potato race. Lane Barber and Dwight Bourn tied for second at 26 seconds, followed by Ellis Green 26.5 and Sam Kirkland 27. Twenty boys competed.
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Great pitching duel ends in 13 innings as Philadelphia tops Cleveland
In Philadelphia, Plank defeats Hagerman 1 to 0 in 13 innings with Schang scoring on a walk and Hagerman's wild throw. Washington defeats Chicago in the 10th on Shanks' double after Ayres and Scott duel. Detroit edges New York 3 to 1 with key plays by Hartsell and Bush. Boston shuts out St Louis 1 to 0 as Gardner's 3-base hit sets up Engle's RBI.
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Fisticuff Row Highlights Houston Dallas Game
A May 15 baseball game in Dallas features an on-field altercation between umpire Frank Gardner and Lee Lemon of Buff, leading to Lemon benched. Houston wins 9 to 0 as Erickson brews a pitching surge and Mowry drives in four runs with key hits.
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Nashville Takes Second Straight Over Mobile In Rough Game
Nashville won 7 to 4 at Mobile, building a 4 run in the top of the final innings as Mobile struggled offensively. Batteries were Fritz Gudger Schmidt Marshall Holland and Pe Wipson.
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Scores from College Baseball and City Games
American Association games in Louisville Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Cleveland Minneapolis Indianapolis St Paul Princeton Notre Dame Princeton Annapolis St Johns F and M Cambridge Harvard Vermont detail several scores. A Light want ad seeks a nurse immediately.
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