World of Sport reflects Phillies and Pirates lead in standings
Philadelphia and Pittsburg alone lead after wins yesterday while Washington and Cleveland falter. Brooklyn climbs into second with a win over Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati and Baltimore follow. Meekin struggles for Philadelphia, Baltimore’s Pond shines, and Frank Shannon stars for Cleveland in a pitching duel.
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Pond
Frank Shannon
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Senators
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Louisville
Bi. Lewis
Pittsburg Beats Louisville Behind Stenzel and Shannon
Pittsburg won easily from Louisville as Clausen’s delivery produced little trouble. Key moments featured Stenzel’s accurate hits and Shannon’s effective short field plays.
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Pere
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Baseball Scores From Cincinnati to Lafayette
In Cincinnati Hoth Cuppy and Bwyer pitched well but Bwyer excelled with runners on base as New York defeated Philadelphia. Meek started for the Mets. Kin and others collected nine hits as Philadelphia exploded in the late innings. In Philadelphia University of Tennessee beat Trinity College Hartford with Goggeshill effective apart from a rough fourth. Princeton routed Dickinson 25 to 3, Lafayette defeated Lehigh 27 to 7 in Huston.
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Washington and Brooklyn Play Loose Game With Umpiring Wrangles
April 2 Washington and Brooklyn played a loosely contested game. Brooklyn prevailed on better hitting and patient batting while MeJames showed iberullty with bases on balls. Captain Joyce was hit in the face by a pitch and forced to retire. Umpiring disputes erupted among both sides with six innings completed. Score Washington blank Brooklyn.
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Keefe
Snow Causes Scranton-Brockton Game Postponement
Snow and cold weather prevented the Scranton Brockton game in Brockton Massachusetts yesterday. The clubs will play tomorrow here and McDermott will pit his men against Fall River Friday and Saturday. All Scranton players are well and a few are unsure about Jame. The pitchers are in fine shape.
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Eastern league tryouts and releases for local baseball team
Pitcher Cronin and shortstop Sweeney are to be released for wildness and poor hitting and fielding. Manager McDermott plans to carry Pitchers Herr and Stommel at least to start the season, both veterans from Norfolk and Chambersburg. A replacement for the shortstop vacancy is expected by Saturday with negotiations ongoing with three National League players. Reilly from Fall River was nearly acquired but a release dispute with Mall River stalled the deal.
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Promising Maguire Shines in Practice for Amsterdams
The article notes a physical coalition of the men with most in good condition aside from Ward and Bradkey who suffer soreness. Bradkey has an arm injury expected to improve next week. Maguire, last year’s standout third baseman with the Amsterdams of the New York State league, shows speed, energy, strong accurate throwing, and smart play in practice.
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Syracuse Trades and Open Topics in Eastern League News
Syracuse has farmed Blakely to Richmond and Bristow to Newark. Toronto goes to Pittsburg for a free practice game. The score was 4 to 1. Harry Wright Day is set in the Eastern league with home clubs staging memorial benefit games. A trainer notes the team is weak behind the bat and considers alternatives after Rafter returns to Lans ingbore for rehab. Carey remains in the city awaiting opening of the championship season. Tom Power, sold to Scranton for 320, seeks release from Syracuse rather than sign with Scranton. Burns pressures Power toward signing, aiming to keep him from holding out.
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Hickories of Jermyn plan four game set with Green Bridge Sematowa
The Hickories of Jermyn arrange a four game series with the Green Bridge Sematowa. The Active Baseball Club of the South Side challenges any club under 14 years of age.
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Wheel racing notes and planned contests in Europe
John S. Johnson begins his European season in Paris on May 4 with a potential return race on July 8 against Tom Kick lad and Michael. Juhimon set a five mile mark in Olympia Hall and plans a league entry strategy while riders face import duties on hired wheels. A series of novelty races pits Johnson against Dutch champion Japp Eden in Hamburg skating and Paris bicycle events with a decisive toss for event choice if each wins once.
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Munyon's Remedies Claim Swift Cures For Many Ailments
Munyon's Improved Homoeopathic Remedies advertisement promises near instant relief for rheumatism dyspepsia catarrh headaches and various nervous kidney and female complaints. It invites letter requests to Prof. Munyon at 103 Arch Street Philadelphia for free medical advice.
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War of North and South in a South American barroom
In a smoky San Francisco barroom, patrons debate a fanciful war between North and South America. A quarrelsome crowd argues over Stonewall Jackson’s allegiance, with a retired colonel claiming Northern status and others doubting him, until a voter counters the theory amid muddled chatter.
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Mars Cupril Extra Strut At Feseldg Venta
Fragmentary Chicago Record note cites Mars Cupril with an extra strut and comments on an office being less than the U S Presidency.
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Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Proclaimed by Lebanon Man
In Lebanon Tennessee Morton L Hill testifies his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, swollen body and face, bedridden weeks and eight doctors failed until Mystic Cure for Rheumatism gave immediate relief and enabled walking in three days. Sold by Carl Loveng, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
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Big boxing club house eyed in New York under Horton bill
Pittsburg world pool champion W I Clearwater and former champion Alfred de Ore of Cuba prepare for a world title bout in Pittsburg on April 3 4 and 5 Tommy Ryan trains for a possible rematch with Lavigne while Corbett explains knockout theory. Cornell track prep races Pennsylvania against Columbia Lehigh and Lafayette with Powell earning top indoor points and breaking the high jump record.
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Slips of the Tongue in Public Speaking
A humorous column recalls speakers mispronouncing lines in performances and sermons. One youth in Richard III confuses Buckingham with Duckingham, while an English clergyman misreads Lucknow’s pibroch and slogan as elobroch.
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