Scoop Plays in a Game of Freeze Out
A fragmented scene shows Scoop battling in a crowded game, with Eg...field and rival tension. The piece centers on a quick shift to the piano and a tease of rivalry as the evening continues with rivals in focus.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1914
Page
7
A fragmented scene shows Scoop battling in a crowded game, with Eg...field and rival tension. The piece centers on a quick shift to the piano and a tease of rivalry as the evening continues with rivals in focus.
New York May 6 The Federal League could threaten the majors but club owners say major and minor leagues will endure. They argue organized baseball will withstand competition as contracts differ between majors and the Federal League. Officials warn any repudiation would invite further outlawry and jeopardize top players and public interest in steady baseball.
The writer argues major leagues cannot sustain broad regional reach with multiple clubs in cities like St Louis and Chicago. He questions viability of minor leagues under union control, suggesting the Federal League may spend big and outpace rivals, while proposing uniting behind a common cause against the American Association and International Race.
Manager Frank Chance of the New York Americans remains near his hotel after a bout with a cold and a sore chest. He hopes to be fit by midweek to join the team in Boston on Wednesday night and praised Phil Peckinpaugh’s squad after a rocky trip. President Farrell travels to Washington to scout the club and support the players as Chance’s status lingers.
City buzzes with prep for two big college baseball clashes, West Virginia University versus Wesleyan College Taze, at Saint Ride Park, Parament, Friday afternoon, and Union Park Saturday afternoon. Wealeyan recently defeated Washington and Jefferson 12 to 0, signaling strong title chances as crowds expected to swell.
The Prohibition Amendment law aims to regulate whiskey sales in Wart Virginia after June 30 1942. Obtain a pamphlet with the teachings and details, including address and contact information for further guidance.
Yesterday's results show Boston and New York scoring double digits while Philadelphia and Chicago posted varied outcomes. Notable games include St Louis beating Baltimore, Cleveland defeating St Louis, and rain postponements affecting Pittsboro Cincinnati and Brooklyn Indianapolis.
A damaged clipping lists scattered National League games with distorted team names and unreadable venues, leaving the intended matchups and results indeterminable.
Baltimore at St Tai Buffalo at Chicago.
Old Tupsier Playlits report practice with the Colts at Union Park as organizing work continues. Halpin and Uhiman arrived, Jack Richards and Eddie Deem still out. Uhiman, Parkers shirt boy, signs with Manager Shannon. A no hit game at Parkersburg last Sunday boosts confidence. Shannon aims for one more day of hard practice before the trip starts with series opening at Pennabore Thursday. The squad plays West Union Friday and heads to Ishes up at Grafton Saturday. Home game set for next Sunday.
The McKeesport entry in the Panya League will be known as the Braves after a weeks long nickname contest run by the McKeesport Times. Twenty five players reported to manager George Needham as active work began at South Side Park. The Fairmont club plays its first game Saturday and several players moved on from earlier tryouts to other teams.
A cure advertisement claims a remedy from Bichued Gly Spencerport delivers relief from headache and nervousness, promising restored health after use. It asserts the product has cured the reader and will help others.
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