Overland club rally sparks erratic baseball clash
In a chaotic City League tilt, Overland used all pitchers as Voight warmed up late. Jimmie Knight and Ed Simon led a late charge but errors and aggressive play framed a high tension game. Pittsburgh Collegeans and Idamay clash next Saturday as league troubles loom.
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Voight
Pittsburgh Colelgians
Idamay
Sol
Ch Glass
Seer
West Virginia Team Beats Watson Building 12 to 9
June 1 Morgantown recounts a baseball clash where West Virginian under Sandy and Harvey defeated Watson Building 12 to 9. The game featured late scoring, notable hits by Toothman, Magee, and Gribben, and was marked by strong pitching from Knight and Voight.
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Harvey
Watson
Toothman
Ida May
Watson Building
Sam Kight
West Virginian
Trader
Garrett
Schimmel
Cochran
Fies
Ash
Marshall
H. Toothman
Mil
Voight
Marstail
Venesky
Anderson
Stewart
Miler
Kight
Smail
Abcott
Suoderly
Knight
Shriver
Toonman
Rodge
Self
Norwooa
Blacksher
Lewis and Smith
Smith
Lewis
Hawkins
Johnson
Morgantown
Pittsburgh Collegians
Kemp Shelton
West Virginia
University of West Virginia
Pittsburgh
W. & J Allegheny
Bethany
Wesleyan
Westminister
Mountaineers
Dick Nebbinger
Collegians
Kester June
Ira Rodgers Cay
Colgate
Virginia
Collesians
Rodgers
Overland Club Debuts in Slugfest at South Slide Park
A tense two hour game between Overland Club and Ida May ended with a 8 4 score after late rallies. Errors plagued both sides as umpiring heated the crowd and a player was carried from the field. Ida May rallied in the ninth but Overland held on for the win.
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H. Layne
Lemley
Hood
Widemeyer
Beveridge
Anderson
Talkington
Fairmont
Ida May
Marshall
Simon
Trader
Dunn
Harold
Tallington
Long
Grimes
Overland Club
South Slide Park
Ida
Jone
Fainhout
Idalay
Iday May
Clark Lemley
Yar
Mr. Talkington
Rabbit ball in use debated as baseballs brighten games
Observation by Fred McMullin notes no rabbit ball but clearer balls let batters hit harder. He recalls dirt and resin once dulled sight, while curving pitches remain scarce. Charles Murphy backs Ban Johnson against gambling in parks and calls baseball a sacred, cleansing game. The piece discusses team bets, weather hampering early season play, and hopes for Tigers and Yankees to rebound.
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Charles
Webb
Simon
Schimmel
Noble
Chicago
Detroit
Ida May— Widemeyer
Beveridge
Jen Harrick
Annings
Ty Cobb Talkington
H. Layne
Jennings
Layne
R Wright
Harold
Yelerang
Tigers
Ander
Kaveneky
Hair
Marshal
Hood
Harrick
American League Games Today
American League action today features St Louis facing Cleveland and New York at Boston with games set across the circuit. Farm teams and lineups to watch include expectations for Chicago Detroit and Minnesota as rivals seek early-season wins.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
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