Gravath Homer Gives Phillies Loss in Extra Innings
Boston beats New York 4 to 3 in the eleventh after Gravat hits a homer and Gowds drives in two with a double and a wild pitch by Schauer. Coombe limited Philadelphia to five hits as Brooklyn tops the Phillies with Stengel making a shoestring catch. Marquard and Schauer pitched, with errors and base on balls shaping the game and a two hour time.
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New York
Giants
Gowds
Schauer
Bcals
Newark
Brooklyn
Jack Coombe
Philadelphia
Stengel
Hughes
Goods
Robertson
Magee
Eftom
Smith
Schmidt
Meranville
Brainard
Maranville
Een
Schmitt
Fietche
Baills
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Doyle
Fletcher
Burns
O'Mara
Meyers
Daubert
Zimerman
Art
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Bancroft
Connolly
Becker
Gowdy
Billifer
Hixey
Brooklynx
O'Maara
Miller
Cravvatt
Cravatt
Brooklsn
Pirates Triumph in Fourth Straight Victory
Pirates win fourth straight as Snider drives in winning run in ninth. Dolan, Sac, Bader steal, Mamaux, Perdue and Robinson pitch. Hits include Snider and Johnston, with multicontact offense from St. Louis and Pittsburgh. Final score noted as 2-? not fully clear from fragment.
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Perdue
Costello
Louis
Pitraburs
Wagner
Johnston
Bome
Dolan
Schang
Miller
Hiatt
Bader
Binchman
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Robinson
Mamaux
Mameaux
Maire
Pittebure
St Louis
Hinchman
Pittsbug
AB. R
Cary
Ifv
Baird
Scheeren
Huggins
Long
E Miller
Hyatt
Beck
Butler
Betzel
Gonzales
Roche
O Robinson
Two Football Games to Be Played Here in Clarksburg
Buckhannon May The announcement by Manager of Athletics Harry Stansbury states Marshall College and Davis Elkins College will meet as a preliminary to the Wesleyan Washington Jefferson clash in Clarksburg on November 13 1915. Last year Marshall beat Davis Elkins 6 to 0 in Huntington. The contract includes a special train from Elkins to Clarksburg for supporters and a share of gross receipts. Clarksburg will host three major West Virginia teams plus the Pitt team that beat Yale last year.
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May
Harry Stans
Bury
Marshall College
Davis- Elkins College
Clarksburg
Marshall
Davis Elkins
Huntington
Fante
Dartskins
Wesleyan
Elkins
Clarkeburg
Western Pennsylvania
Yale
Barvaré
Kentucky Derby Winner Rees Lovisviab Filly
Kentucky Derby winner, a chestnut filly trained in Kentucky, ridden by J Notter, triumphed over sixteen rivals in a mile and a quarter race. Time recorded as 2 06 25. Peddles placed second with Sharp Shooter third. Indianapolis and Louisville are noted among related standings.
McMillan Shuts Out Shinnston In Open Valley Game
Washington Flying high school blanks Shinnston 4 to 0 on Saturday at Union Park. Mickey McMillan pitched a two hit shutout, walking none and throwing 72 pitches, with McMillan and Cole each collecting two hits for Clarksburg. Fairmont canceled its remaining games, leaving Clarksburg with an open date next Saturday.
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Shinnston
Mafest
Mickey’ McMillan
Harvey Hitting
Shinniston
Grafton
Mannington
Arnett
Fairmont
Clarksburg
McMillan
Sutton
C- SS
H. Swiger
Cunninghall
Pigert
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Martin
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J. Sturm
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Peo Lore
Clarksbure
Shinaston
Corksburst
Sher
McMurner
Startzmas
Ash
McManer
Empire
Allen
William S Jacobs Named Captain Of Wesleyan Basketball Five
At a West Virginia Wesleyan College board meeting William S Jacobs of Clarksburg was elected captain of the 1916 varsity basketball team. James Heavner of Clarksburg and R W Shumaker of Buckhannon tied for second. Jacobs joined Wesleyan in 1912 after transferring from Kiski and also played varsity football as a fullback and forward. He is described as a clever, aggressive leader.
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Buckhannon
Mary S
Athletic Association of West Virginia Wesleyan College
William S. Jacobs
Clarksburg
James Heavner
Clarksourg
R. W. Shumaker
Uckhannon
Peace
Jacobs
Wesleyan
Kiski Preparatory School
Dex
Manstar
Jeader
National League Cincinnati Rain Delays Today’s Games
In the National League rained out schedule, Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati while St. Louis travels to Chicago. No other games are listed as scheduled today.
Baseball scores and today’s AL games
Yesterday results show St. Louis 6 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 Washington 3 New York 10 Boston 3 Chicago 10 Cleveland 3. Today’s slate features Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit.
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Philadelphia
E. Tee
Boston - Chicezo
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Hiezgo
Wellman
HP. A. Ee
Bush
Ng Baker
Boland
Dauss
Fuller
Dubuc
Wyckoff Hurls As Phillies Win 5 3 Over Washington
In Philadelphia on May 3 the Phillies defeated Washington 5 to 3 after a seventh inning rally. Wyckoff was hit hard early but received brilliant support to secure the victory.
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Wyckoff
Philadelphta
Phtladelphia
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland Defeats Chicago In Tight Baseball Game
First base on errors set Cleveland ahead as they beat Chicago 2 to 1. Weaver and Brief turned double plays. Jones pitched for Cleveland, with Feber and Colns in relief. Mitchell walked four, and hits were spread across Mitchell Steen Hustead and Jones. Umpires Nallin and Dinnies officiated a 2 hour 20 minute game.
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Strunk
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McGinnis
AB. R
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Steen
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Schang
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Jones
Gee
Hustead Fm
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Neff
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Faber
Hill —McBride
Clevelant
Philadelphia
Fouriier
Felel Washington Jackson
Turner
Liebold
Roth
J. Contas
Washington
Weaver
J. Collueccinnis
E. Collins
Wyckom
Syes
Eveland
Chica-Gallia
Bs Wyckoff
BF Gallia
Wyckof
Connoley
Brief
E. Colns
Wood
Feber
Birst
Isaber
Vend
Butchell
Nallin
Dinnies
Timely Hitting by Browns Wins Game
Browns win with timely hitting as Vitt Austin and Shatten steal bases. Boland and Dauss split pitching duties with 3 hits by Boland over 6 innings and 3 by Dauss in 2. Umpires Hildebrand and Laugh.
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Browns
Vitt
Austin
Shatten
C. Walker
Walker
Detroit
St Louis
Lavan
Pratt
Kauffman
Kavanaugh
Bush
Jacobson
Boland
Agnew
Dauss
Weilman
Dause
Hildebrand and
Laugh
Federal League results headline four games listed
Scores from today show Pittsburg 4, Baltimore Newark 2. Chicago 0, Kansas City ?, Brooklyn 6. St Louis 6, Buffalo 5 in the first game. In the second Buffalo 2, St. Louis 2. Chicago at Newark noted as upcoming with one game not scheduled.
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Pitsburg
Baltimore
Newark
Chicago
Kansas City
Brooklyn
St Louis
Buffalo
St. Louis
Steading
Ed Pittsboro
Huntington High Wins State High School Meet Title
Huntington High School captured the state field meet with thirty and a half points at Charleston. St Marys took second with twenty three and a half, while Charleston, Parkersburg and Sistersville followed with eighteen and Buckhannon had ten. Charleston High won the relay race as seventy seven students from ten schools participated.
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Apenclates
Charleston
Huntington High School
St Maryse
Parkersburg
Sistersville
Buckhamon
Charleston High
Fisher Leads Yankees To Fifth Win In Nine Hit Show
New York piled up ten runs as Fisher earned his fifth win in a row, facing three pitchers from Boston in a high scoring game. Pipp added a three base hit, Hoblitzers and Woods worked multiple innings, and Collins, Shore, and Mays combined with strong defense. Umpires Evans and Mullaney called the game in 1 hour 45 minutes. Cambridge report notes several track meet records set in a separate item.
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Fisher Fon
New 1Yor
Lewis
Hertsell
Maisel
Boston
Hendrickson
Fisher
Collins
Shore
Mays
Woods
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