Big Boat Night Promises Fast Action at Armory
Readiness surrounds the big event tomorrow night at the armory. Promoter Milly iasmann has reinforced bleachers to prevent accidents. Gage and Morrissey are in top form with steady training, while Crown and Johnson duel in a 10 round preludium. The upcoming 20 round main bout between Gare and Mori is the highlight, with the crowd eager for sharp punches and high tempo.
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Lee Morrissey
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K. G. Crown
Billy Johnson
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Been Shut Out By Vernonites In Los Angeles Tilt
In Los Angeles on May 15 Jack Quinn shut out the Vernon Tigers as the Bengaleers pounded out fourteen hits and four runs. Evans allowed eight hits in his four innings, McCabe relieved, and Conkwright worked the eighth. Vernon’s Evans took the loss with three runs charged to him through four innings. Umpire Casey. Game lasted 1 hour 30 minutes. Other scores: Los Angeles 0 Salt Lake 4. Angeles 3 Sacramento 4. San Francisco 3 Oakland 9.
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Seals Shut Out Howard's Men in San Francisco
Seals blank the Oaks 3 to 0 in San Francisco on May 15, tying the series. Kamitlehner pitched well for the cellar champions, allowing only two hits, while Maggert led the Seals with four hits including a double. Boston defeated Detroit 4 in Boston and New York beat St. Louis 5 in a twelve inning game. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 3 in thirteen innings, Washington beat Chicago 1 in eighteen innings.
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Big 18 inning Washington Chicago tilt ends with Johnson win
Washington beat Chicago 1 to 0 in an eighteen inning marathon. Walter Johnson and Claude Williams combined for a pitching duel, Johnson getting the decision after a long, defensive game with only nine players used by each side and two disputed plays having no impact on the outcome.
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