Oaks Lose in Second Game at Horneridle Park
In a tense afternoon at Horneridle Park, Oakland fell to the visiting Bees 7-5 as Walter Leverenz struggled with control, issuing six walks and surrendering three in the early innings. Goodbred and Tobin provided late offense for the Bees, while Oakland’s Mensor and Lane produced key hits but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Seals Beat Beavers 9 to 10 in Portland slugfest
In San Francisco on a May day the Seals walloped the Beavers with nine runs in the second and eighth frames. McCredie's Portlanders matched late, but the Seals built a strong lead with timely hits and errors. Harrington, Schaller, and Fitzgerald led the scoring with key doubles and late RBIs as Portland rallied but fell short.
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Los Angeles Earns Narrow Victory Over Tigers 7 6
In a tense game at Los Angeles the Aurela defeated the Tigers 7 to 6 amid lively batwork. Quinn and Ryan pitched for the Tigers while McLarry led offensively for the Angels with a triple and key hits. Amid late-inning suspense, errors and timely scoring pushed Los Angeles to the win and kept their standings within reach.
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Big Show Mays Helps Cleveland Fall 6 to 1 in Slugging Debut
May 16 at Cleveland Boston beat Cleveland 6 to 1 as Mays impressed with strong pitching and drove in two runs on a two base hit. Chicago topped Philadelphia 2 to 0 in Chicago. Detroit beat Washington 5 to 1. St Louis edged New York 2 to 1. New York defeated St Louis 5 to 2 with Groom’s 11th inning hit scoring High.
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Tigers Roughly Handled Detroit in Washington Win
Washington defeated Detroit 5 to 4 as Detroit left 23 men on base and Washington capitalized on bates on balls and errors. The home team struggled with fielding miscues while Washington produced the decisive runs.
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Special Permission Granted To The Hamberger Railroad
On Julian Hamberger plea the city commission allowed Balt Lake and Ogden railroad to stone pave Lincoln Avenue between 20th and 24th streets instead of concrete. Hamberger will build an underground storm drain beneath the roadway near the tracks. German military authorities move munition factory control amid unrest and intrigue.
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Velvet's Natural Nurture Beckons Beneath Velvet Glow
A speaker emphasizes Velvet’s mellow ners and aroma come from natural care, not artificial methods, claiming the scent and texture arise from her own attentiveness and methods.
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Howard Blamed For Regent Fight In Los Angeles
May 16 Los Angeles reports charge Oakland manager Del Monard incited players to rowdyism and fights with Vernon pitcher Ray Mitchell amid a dispute over bean balls. Mitchell defends himself blaming Howard and O Mara for instigating the clashes.
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Pirates Hit Hard to Beat Philadelphia 12 to 4
National League results show Pittsburg defeating Philadelphia 12 to 4 as Fisher hit two home runs and Hinchman drove in runs. Coeddiger allowed seven hits across the third and fourth innings. Other games were postponed. Chicago beat Boston 8 to 0 as Ab Irvin and Tragan contributed in a ninth straight win for the Cubs.
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New Plaza Apts Promote Cozy Trorooms
See the New Plaza Apts. Troroom apartments equipped as the agara with disappearing beds, gaa ranges and refrigerators are equal to the oninary three or four mor Slats. The price 4a from $18 Ww $39 per month, including light, gas, heat, etc.
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Woodmen of World meeting notice March seventeenth
Notice lists Woodmen of World attention for a local Ta lotic meeting on March 17 at 6:00. W. O. W. ball, mesas and tables invited, committees to be advertised. The notice mentions a party for Mitchell and a discussion of a character allegedly inciting attacks on him in April.
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Winners win contest at Weber College last night
A large crowd gathered at Weber College for a program of orations declamations and extemporaneous addresses awarding G W McCune and John B Lewis medals. Winners include Cledge Peterson Roth Partoe Douglas Leishman and Anatee Kealus with other contestants and judges listed.
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