Ninth Inning Rally Gives Pirates Victory Over Reds
In Cincinnati on April 17 the Pirates rallied in the ninth to score two runs and defeat the Redlegs 3 to 2. Brown was driven from the mound after Pittsburg forced him out. Killifer homered in the first off Lejene. Adams started pitching but Wagner batted for him. Stroud and Ritter pitched for the Reds with Wid on the mound. Stroud lasted until the ninth. Time 1:49.
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Cardinals Rally to Beat Chicago Nationals 7 4
In Chicago on April 17, St. Louis scored four runs in a ninth inning rally to defeat the Chicago Nationals 7 to 4. St. Louis knocked Zabel out in the fifth, and Cheney was relieved in favor of Vaughn in the ninth.
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National League Yesterday's Results
Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 7 New York 1 Boston 5 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 7 Chicago 4. Today's games Pittsburg at Chicago and St Louis at Cincinnati.
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Baseball Scores From American League Roundup
The American League results show Louis defeating Chicago 4 to 3, New York beating Philadelphia 9 to 1, Boston over Washington 7 to 3, and Detroit shutting out Cleveland 5 to 0. Matchups include Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at St. Louis.
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Baseball scores from Federal League games
The Federal League results show Newark 5 over Baltimore 1, Kansas City 1 over Pittsburg 4, Chicago 4 over St. Louis 1, and Brooklyn 8 over Buffalo 4. Upcoming matches list Chicago at St Louis and Baltimore at Newark.
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Heavner Wins Two Events at Annual Track Meet
Heavner dominates with two event wins while Miller racks up three firsts and one second at the annual meet to select the squad for Glenville on May 1 and the interstate meet May 29. Miller leads with three firsts. Stuart adds two firsts and two seconds.
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Palestine Baseball Pan Spurs Town Hotel Dream
Hyman Pearlstone, Palestine's grocery king, built a five story $100,000 hotel, the Red Lands, to lure a major league team. The hotel opened just a week before the Indians arrived, signaling Palestine’s push to host big league spring training in 1976.
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Stolen Bases And Pitching Details From City Game
Stolen bases credited to Magee. Left on bases 7 for Brooklyn and 4 for Boston. Double plays by Moran and Evers. Walks: Crutcher 3, Ragon 1. Struck out: Atchison 5, Strand 1, Crutcher 4. Hits: Atchison 6 in 7 innings, Ragon 3 in 1 inning, Crutcher 8 in 7? innings, Strand 1 in 1? innings. Wild pitch: Atchison. Umpires Byron and Orth. Time 2 10.
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Four Teams Vie For 1915 West Virginia Baseball Championship
The 1915 championship race features at least four contenders led by West Virginia and Wesleyan. Marshall College, Bethany, and a rising Huntington team under Coach Chambers join the hunt with recent wins and strong showings against Ohio University and Michigan. The schedule includes key meetings in Morgantown on May 23 Buckhannon June 4 and Clarkshoro June 35 as power-mue teams clash for the title.
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Dawson Wins His Own Game In Tight High School Duel
Washington Irving High School defeated Mannington High School 7 to 6 on the Mannington diamond Saturday afternoon. Dawson starred for Irving with a 2-4 at the plate and a solid pitching performance, delivering a three base hit in the first inning and striking out the final batter to seal the win. Mannington threatened in the ninth but managed only one run as Irving held on.
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West Virginia U Defeated by Wheeling Central League
Wheeling Central League shut out West Virginia University 5 to 0 in Wheeling on April 17. Only one WVU player reached first base as Hersey collected two hits for the university.
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Lewis's Ninth Inning Single Wins Dramatic Match
Gould and Hiuhn win national doubles titles after a thrilling match that stays close throughout. Lewis delivers the deciding hit in the ninth inning sealing the victory.
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Detroit Dominates Cleveland in 5-0 Win
Detroit wins 5 to 0 as Dubuc changes pace overpower Cleveland. Morton hits rough patch in second inning. Chicago? No. Left on bases Cleveland five, Detroit six. Umpires O Leary and Hildebrand. Time 1 54. Boston beats Washington 7 to 5 as Johnson relieves Boehling and Lewis delivers a ninth inning single driving in Wagner and Speaker.
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Ocean to Ocean Bowling Contest Set for April Twenty Fifth
Bowler clubs from Maine to California prepare for the annual telegraphic ocean to ocean bowling event for the Colonel Robert E. Thompson trophy. Three games of ten frames compose the contest with five men per team and western clubs start at 7 pm Pacific, Rocky Mountain and Central regions at 9 pm and eastern teams at 4 pm local time. Scores telegraphed to the New York Athletic Club committee will decide the winner announced early Sunday in New York.
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Gould and Huan win national court tennis doubles title
Gould and Huan, representing New York and Philadelphia, defeated Crane and Fearing in Boston to win the national amateur doubles tennis championship in a three sets to two match. The result confirms their top status in the event.
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Severoid's Ninth-Inning Homer Gives Browns 4 3 Win
Severoid drove a fast ball over the scoreboard for a homer in the ninth, driving in Walker and Clarence Walker to cap a four to three Browns victory over Chicago. James's wild pitching allowed Chicago two runs in the seventh.
Maisel Steals Home in Ninth for Philadelphia Victory
In a Philadelphia win over New York, Maisel steals home in the ninth after a string of steals by the visitors. The game featured mixed hits, several steals, and an umpiring crew with Chill and Counolly officiating.
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