Local Baseball Prospects and an Architect’s Rise
Joseph Cardufft, a noted local baseball player, fails to win an Albany club berth after tryouts against a top pitcher. He is loaned to Eric Conn’s Eastern Association League team until Albany calls or he earns a regular place. Howard, who beat Cardufft, also impressed in a National League tryout. Edward L. Prick, 22, top scorer in a Paris art school exam, is a San Francisco native emerging as a noted architect.
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Joseph Cardufft
Albany
Bheh
Joe Th
Eric
Enosh
Howards
Cardus
Tes
Shenson
Colts
Edward L., Prick
L'Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
San Francisco
Old Time Concert
An old time concert announces a community musical event featuring local performers. The notice notes a schedule and venue details with emphasis on a nostalgic, rustic program.
Baseball In A Nutshell April 90 1914 Results
Baseball scores from national and American leagues across April 90 1914. Highlights include Brooklyn Philadelphia 6 10 2 and Cincinnati St Louis 3 12 4 with varied batters, New York 17 Boston 0, Detroit 14 Chicago 0, and Kansas City 7 Brooklyn 10. Also notes rain postponement in New York Boston game.
Games Today Ms York St Guston
Philadelphia 1 Brocktyn near Ethacage Creclanatl at Pittsburg.
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York St
Guston
Brocktyn
Ethacage
Pittsburg
American 2B3GUR: Cleveland on St. Louis lineup
Federal League schedules show Brooklyn at Kansas City and Buffalo at St Louis. Baltimore plays Chicago as Pittsburgh visits Indianapolis while Washington hosts Philadelphia and Boston travels to New York.
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Pet
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Indianapoli
Brookisn
Buffalo
Kansas
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Louts
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Tryout day brings local club hopefuls to town
Manager Shannon hosts the tryout, running players through drills twice today and daily through the season. Brother of Joe Harris, Tom Harris of Coulter, Pa., draws praise as a potential cleanup hitter. Arthur Flint, ex Weehawken catcher, arrives with strong New York pedigree and opposition for the backup job. Other signed catchers include Dempsey Kearney Glitsch Nolan and Pettigrew. Colts plan to play West Union next week and arrange games in Weston and Burnsville.
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Fang
Shannon
Ison
Tom Harris
Coulter
Joe Harris
Shanman
Bay City
Harris
Arthur J. Flint
Weehawken
N. J
Flint
New York
Clarksburg
John O'Reilley
Detroit
Dempsey
Kearney
Glitsch
Nolan
Pettigrew
Colts
West Union
Weston
Burnsville
Barron Shuts Down Morris Harvey in 7 6 Victory
In Morgantown on April 20 Barron pitched air tight ball for the Varsity as the fielding held Morris Harvey in check. The final score was 7 to 6 with Barron striking out twelve and allowing three scratches. Batteries Altever and Strickler, Barron and Hayes.
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Morgantown
Barron
Varsity
Morris Harvey
Z Barron
Connie Mack
Athletics
Morris-Harvey
Sepre
Morris Hervey
West Virginia
Altever
Ana Strickler
Barron and
Hayes
Wesleyan Beats Marshall 4 2 In Soggy Buckhannon Game
West Virginia Wesleyan College base ball team defeated Marshall College 4 to 2 on a soggy Buckhannon field. Greasy Nesse starred with three hits and three stolen bases in four plate appearances. Neale Buckhannon ceilings as a potential Cleveland recruit as fans hope.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Marshall College
Cleveland
Marshall
Wesleyan
Lawrence
Cook
Perry
Lambert
Players Wanted for Stealey Heights Cageball Tryouts
Local baseball players may try out for Stealey Heights Cageball team. Submit applications for team minator Ros Bacchus before Sunday May 3. Team selection to follow.
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Stealey Heights
Bowlers Headed to Washington to Compete in Duck Pin Tourney
A select five man team from the region including Efaw Man nington Kime Fairmont Moran Graftam Ingram Salem and Dresbach this city travels to Washington Pa Thursday to compete in doubles and singles, aiming for large scores and big money in the tournament.
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Washington
Efaw
Mannington
Kime
Fairmont
Moran
Graftam
Ingram
Salem
Johnson
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