Oaks Start Out Wrong and Lose in San Francisco
May 24 Oakland loses to San Francisco 13 to 10 as poor fielding and misplays open the game. Roche errors lead to a rough start, Lane and Men sor contribute. Burns and Arlett strong in pitching, but Oakland miscues and timely hits by San Francisco seal the loss. The final line shows six runs in the first, plus 25 at bats for the visitors.
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Double header 5 10 Be played on next Sunday
A doubleheader will be played Sunday at Glenwood Park if weather conditions permit. The frat game features Washington Mer et nine vs Bouthers Pacific, starting at 1:45 PM in an even frame affair. Bo'elock hosts Orden Packing and Provision as the second game, with Brahl and Deanera of Halt Lat scheduled to play the Packing company line for Sunday, June 3. No games for Pecatalon dey have been convened.
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Angels Triumph Over Beavers In Cold Portland Clash
In a frigid Portland game the Los Angeles Angels edged the Beavers 4 to 3. Curly Brown started well for LA and was credited with the win despite a tough sixth inning. Fincher struggled on the mound, leaving after six, while Hall and Wille provided key hits as Los Angeles built an early lead that Portland later narrowed with three runs in the sixth. Boles and Kenworthy made sharp plays in the field as the Angels held on for the victory.
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Hyle
Indians edge Yankees as Cleveland wins first game
In Cleveland, the Indians defeat the Yankees 4 to 0 in the opening game of the series. Stanley Coveleskie shut down New York, allowing seven hits while the Yanks muster only four. Errors and late rallies fail to spark a NY comeback as Beare struggles for New York in the ninth.
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National League Babe Ruth Wins Own Game in St Louis
May 24 In St Louis Babe Ruth homered and tripled to lead the visiting team to a 4 to 3 victory. Hooper and Janvrin contributed timely plays as Boston’s runner scored on a wild pitch. St Louis multiple hits by Bevereld and Lar an sparked the offense, while Stumler and Jacobson added key hits for the visitors.
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Brown to Meet Jack Duan in Mackay Idaho Bout
Brown, a welterweight contender, is set to fight Jack Duan in Mackay Idaho for ten rounds on June 5. Brown reportedly broke a hand in a previous bout but plans to leave with manager Petal Napow on June 3. Promoter Jack Stanley of Mackay promotes the show at Hoe with local interest in Dunn.
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Mackay
Idaho
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Rally Highlights
In Salt Lake Vernon trailed late but rallied in the fourth to a zero score in Crete. Oakland hosted San Francisco with Oakland leading 10 to 3. Los Angeles beat Portland 4 to 3 in a tense Pacific Coast League summary reflecting early season standings.
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Crete
Oskland
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Wild pitch decides duel for White Sox win
Dumont uncorks a twelfth inning wild pitch as Chicago blanked Washington 1 0 to take the two game series lead. Jackson hit a leadoff double and scored on Lelsch’s sacrifice before the decisive pitch by Dumont. Trupnell matched zeroes in relief for the White Sox.
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Inniaxs
Cuns Shake Hoodgo Beats New York in Ninth Inning
Chicago pitcher Daogiana matched a tight game as Chicago defeats New York 4 to 3 in a seesaw finale. Umpire Billy Byron ordered Chicago manager Mitchell and New York’s Robertson off the field after wrangling. Cards open series with 9 to 1 win. Magee collects two hits including a home run, Crates hits a long homer and Hornsby drives in two.
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Daogiana
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Zelder
Doyle
Mitchell
Robertson
Byron
VemIeaZo
Iun
Magee
Crates
Neston Park
Hornsby
Baseball New Register Forwar Angles and Beavers Draft Note
Los Angeles and Portland baseball clubs filed registrations with the city clerk for the selective draft. Several players from both teams did not register due to age limits, including McCredie and Hollacher. The Angels list Bassler Gleichmann Kenworthy Groehling Davis Vaughn Lapan Oates Maggert Crandall Trown Ryan Neusel Billifer Hall Hogen. Beavers list Sepulveda Horton Blelin Rodgers Farmer Williams Wille Matis Penner Houck Heltrich.
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Davis
Vaughn
Lapan
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Trown
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Neuse
Rain Delays Bees vs Tigers In River City Baseball Duel
Rain halted the Bees and Tigers in the fourth inning after a 34 minute downpour as Donneville field turned into a duck pond. Groundkeeper Tennant and umpire crews waited, then fans were urged back to their seats while officials staged a humorous scene with mallard decoys and a playful delay amid a 7-5 scoreline.
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Penn Athlete Joins U S Regular Army as Second Lieutenant
STATE COLLEGE May 28 Jeri L Lamb a Penn State athlete has passed exams and been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the regular army. A 1915 graduate Lamb starred in football track and wrestling and was noted as the tackling kicker who booted two goals against Harvard in 1914. He later coached Huntingdon teams in Boston and Massachusetts Tech grapplers before a year coaching at Jamestown North Dakota.
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Reds Rally For Nineteen Runs In Philly Victory
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 19 to 9 in a lopsided game. Thorpe homered as Cincinnati piled up nine runs in the second inning on seven hits. Mayer and Opschger were roughed up early, while the Phillies sent 16 runs across over the game.
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Fighters Arrive and Begin Training for 133 lb Title Fight
Promoter Edule Dallas reports Joe Rivers and manager Bob Lara arrive this afternoon from New York to begin immediate training. Al Young from Ogden will also arrive today from San Francisco to join camp. Rivers has boxed all four champions and aims to reach top form in ten days. If Al Young matches Welsh, both could vie in a June 5 arena bout in Ogden.
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Ornkeum
Blue Laws of Iowa Havoc Baseball Play
Des Moines reports another anticipated blue Sunday as Attorney General Harner vows to enforce Iowa blue laws despite prior acquittals. Municipal Judge Meyer's ruling on Sunday activities is not expected to deter state enforcement, with a letter to county attorneys imminent. Drug stores, cigar stands, and moving picture theaters say they will stay open in defiance or in wait of enforcement.
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Meyer
Etata
Muntelpa
Justice of
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Omorrow
Clgar
Moving’ S Picture Theatres
Babe Ruth Aims for Record Year with Sox Pitching Might
Chicago May 25. Manager Jack Barry says Babe Ruth is due for a great season. The southpaw slugger targets thirty wins and a high scoring total. Sighting Ruth as a major tonic for the American League, fans recall his past power and promise a fastball that could overwhelm batters when right.
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Babe
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