Herzog Gets Bloody Nose in Wild St. Louis Victory
In a chaotic 7 to 4 game, Herzog suffers a bloody nose after a collision. Beck and Dolan provide two base hits while Herzog belts a home run. Griner and Ames both yield hits and walks as Cincinnati strands runners, with umpires Rigler and Hart calling the game at 2 18.
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Adams Driven From Mound As Cubs Win
Pittsburg may 1 Chicero defeated Pittsburg 5 to 1 as Adams was knocked out in the fourth when he allowed tires or runs in a rough inning leaving Cubs with the lead and the win.
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Hughes Brilliant Pitch Wins for Brooklyn in 4 to 1 Victory
Brooklyn scores 4 to 1 as Hughes delivers a brilliant pitching performance. The game features scattered hits and errors, with Brooklyn advancing while the opposition struggles to mount a comeback.
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National Commission Delays Kauff Reinstatement Debate
The National Baseball Commission refused to reinstate outfielder Playor Bens Kauff of the Federal League after a conference in New York. Hempstead, president of the New York Nationals, surrendered claims of the New York Giants. Kauff is expected to report to Brooklyn. Game notes mention Smith 7 20 in 158 innings, with Appleton pitching two innings.
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National League Bees Yesterday's Results Summary
Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 2 New York 2 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1.
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Golfing habit grows in time in olives and tees
A rambling, old style piece discusses how golf hooks players with the thrill of a tee shot, comparing golf to olives and tasting. It notes players who keep at it, those who backslide, and the grip of the sport on repeat seasons, with a humorous aside about a backslider.
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Giants Lose to Phillies in Injury Marred Game
May 1 Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 3 in a game marked by brilliant fielding and a violent collision between Perritt of the Giants and Byrne. Perritt suffered a broken nose and knocked out teeth. Byrne injured a shoulder. Several players were involved in disputed calls, including an interference call on Burns.
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Newark beats St Louis 4 to 1 in Federal League action
In a Federal League game Newark defeats St Louis 4 to 1. Today's schedule lists St Louis visiting Newark and Buffalo visiting Chicago as the other matchups.
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Morgantown Team Triumphs Over Local Boys
Morgantown May 1 Washington Irving high school of Clarksburg exploded for ten runs in the eighth to defeat Morgantown High 12 to 3 after leading 3 to 2 through seven. Dawson pitched for Clarksburg. McMillan closed for Morgantown. Scoring included two base hits by Cole and Lemley and a three base hit by Dawson. Final: Clarksburg 12 Morgantown 3.
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Yankees Conquer Athletics In Tight Detroit Losses
Detroit suffers another defeat as the Yankees topple the Athletics in a pitcher heavy contest. Key plays include double plays by Peck Boone and Pip, and solid innings from Caldwell and Shawkey. Umpires Mallaner and Evans observed a muddled scoring frame as passes and errors influenced the final tally.
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Russell Masters Tigers With Stifling Three-Hit Gem
Chicago wins 1-0 as Russell shuts down Detroit with a brilliant mound performance. Scored by Schalk on a two on, two out hit and a home run by Schalk, other miscues and baserunners kept the game tight. Pitchers Russell and Covaleskie matched zeroes as Chicago edges Detroit in a tense intercity tilt.
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Yale Players May Join Athletics After Season End
Yale nine stars Shortstop Harry Legore and Third Baseman Barner Riles attract Connie Mack as big league clubs pursue them. After Yale beat Penn in Philadelphia, rumors spread that the Athletics will sign the two Yale players once the college year ends.
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Leaps into Air to Grab High Fly Balls by Tommy Long
Tommy Long of the St. Louis Cardinals has delivered sensational center field play this season. His leaping catches and quick jumps have become a highlight reel, surprising opponents and energizing his team with defensive range and speed in the outfield.
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Pennsylvania Crew Wins by Two Lengths in Narrow Victory
Penn crew secured a two length win over Navy in a windy afternoon race while Navy fell short in the second event. Broad Street Institute edged a 7 to 10 score in a separate game as Western reserves marked their first win here.
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Australian Cyclist Taylor Plans U.S. Tour This Summer
Aubrey F Taylor, an Australian cyclist who capped a successful season by winning antipodean titles, leaves Sydney mid April to tour the United States in summer and autumn. He recently claimed the five mile and ten mile championships among a strong field in March and added several minor titles. The St Marys Club baseball team meets Parkershore Cats at Parkersburg for the Cheb team's opening game of the season.
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Ten Inning Game Won By St Louis Over Cleveland
In a ten inning contest St Louis defeats Cleveland 5 to 3. Errors produced every St Louis run with Shotten drawing four walks and contributing a late run sequence sealing the victory.
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Running meet canceled over foot and mouth disease fears
County fears of quarantine for foot and mouth disease force the cancellation of a planned running meet at the fair grounds track for the week of May 31. Edward Denham, the announced manager, confirmed the decision after efforts to hold the meet. Local sportsmen expressed disappointment but hoped for a future event once the disease is eradicated.
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