AEDS WIN CAME FROM THE PIRATES
Pirates and AEDS played a game with double plays by Baird and Vix Adams Wagner and Johnston. Hinchman Vicx Ger Bech, Adams 2 Toney Moliwiz. Toney batted 1 5 and Adams 1 Billifer Einchman. Groh Lute on base Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 7. Toney 6 strikeouts. Adams 4. Umpires Kiem and Emalie. National League schedule Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston at New York. American League details missing.
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McGraw Aims to Disrupt Cubs with Archer Schulte Talk
Chicago reports allege managers from the National and American leagues seek to destabilize the Cubs by trading catcher Jimmy Archer and outfielder Frank Schulte to Cincinnati or New York. McGraw is urged to focus on Archer while Schulte battles injuries, analysts say these rumors harm Chicago and boost rival teams.
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Independents Win 11 Inning Game At South Side Park
The Fairmont Independents defeated Riley's Giants in an 11 inning local baseball matchup at South Side Park with a 10 to 1 final. After a 10 to 10 tie in the ninth, extra innings followed. Ama ma delivered a key bunt advance and later scored, while Schoudt and Amama contributed runs as the Independents pulled away.
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Johnson Wins at Uniontown in Auto Hill Climb Event
Nearly 36,000 spectators watched Uniontown Motoring Association’s third annual hill climb. Charles W. Johnson of Uniontown drove a Packard to win the free for all, beating last year’s time with 3.27 25 for three miles and earning $600. Ralph DePalma protested and raced for a $50 prize, while J. E. Jenkey won $100 in the motorcycle race. Results also list other class E and free-for-all placings and yesterday’s baseball scores.
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