WarIndies Trailblaze First May Game at St Marys
Announcement by Myron Jew of the Rankers reveals a season opening series for the War Ind ies with a home game at Esposition Park St Marys on Sunday May the locals’ lineup includes Duncan captain and players Cur McCullough Pearce Harold Run Jimny Wiles Joe Gardner and others forming a local talent team aiming to crown the fastest club in a multi game set.
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Norts
Warren Indies
Myron Jew
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Tear
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French Duncan
Warren Collegians
Jewell
McCullough
Pearce
Harold Run
Jimny Wilesard
Joe Gardner
National League Standings and Schedule Brief
GB standings show no games yesterday. Today New York at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow Boston at Chicago and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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St. Louis
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Chicago
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Baseball scores and upcoming schedule across leagues
In the American League Boston beat Detroit 5 to 4 and Philadelphia routed Cleveland 15 to 2. Other results list Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Washington with Chicago at Philadelphia. Tomorrow's slate features St Louis at New York and the day’s schedule shows St Louis at New York.
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St. Louis
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Chicago
Tomorow
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Washington Bee
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International League scores and rain delay update
Jersey City defeated Buffalo 5 3 while Rochester Newark 2 and Momieval 8 Baltimore 5. Toronto 1 Reading 0 and Indianapolis 7 Columbus 4. All other games postponed due to rain.
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Athletics and Tigers players chart yesterday’s batting shows mixed results
Cobb hit a home and a single in five plate appearances driving in four runs and scoring twice. Speaker contributed a double and single in four at bats. Beilmann went hitless in three at bats. Ruth Gehrig Wan Reser and Ravers listed in brief notes without clear outcomes.
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Minor league rules spark row in daily games
The report cites rules forbidding more than two games per day and notes clubs pushing limits to gain wins. It mentions boxing star Jahase and Louisville’s Dudley Branent as notable figures, with Dubler linked to Yankees speculation. The text mocks many as misinformed about league issues and international squabbles.
Warren High Wins Tight Extra Inning Tilt
Warren High defeated Sugargrove 11 to 10 in an extra inning game after seven were planned. Ange Bevevino led with two homers, first with one on in the opening inning and a second four-bagger in the third with Hedges on base. Sugargrove visits Warren this afternoon for the rematch. a third game may follow if Sugargrove wins.
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Strong Academy Team Continues Ruling Favorite
Advance preparations for the district scholastic track meet at Erie Stadium detail Sharpsville High entering eight athletes, bringing participants to 119. Doc Ainsworth returns as track referee with a veteran official staff. events shift with a medley relay ban and the 120-yard hurdles omitted. Academy remains the favorite as East Central Warren and Youngsville loom as main challengers. Sharon and Sharpsville seen as dark horses amid no district record matches.
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Todd Griswold
Joe Hart
Paul Fitting
Bud Lancaster
Mr. Beir
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Harry Frazer
Lola
Larry Russell
Coscon Towns
Ed Anderson
Darby Mannix
Art Monahan
She Cohen
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Beckley’s Big Odd and End Sale Event Headlines
A fragment notes Beckley hosts a large sale titled Big Odd and End Sale with mentions of Real Bar gains and Whippet Car Campaign figures. Date line shows 5 17 23 and a call to ANTIONS BUYERS to read the i Clas, though details are truncated.
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American girl eliminated in British open golf match
Mrs Campbell Ward of Philadelphia loses to Judith Fowler of Harrogate three up and two to play in the British women's open championship at Hunstanton England. The semi final lineup includes Fowler Marshall Walgon and Nanette Le Blan of France.
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Philadelphia
Judith Fowler
Harrogate
Kentucky Derby Horses Ready for Annual Run at Churchill Downs
Louisville May 17 UP A large field with as many as twenty starters appears likely for Saturdays Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Declarations from owners and steady training of more than a score of eligibles indicate a hefty entry list for the $50,000 added classic in Kentucky.
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Louieville
Derby Week Returns In Sports Headlines From Louisville
The piece notes new uniforms for Nypean Furniture baseball champs ordered by Manager Gene Evenue and due soon with May 25 public reveal. It outlines a Derby field with Reigh Count the favorite at 8 to 5, lists probable starters with jockeys and odds, and mentions a 15,000 crowd expected as Louisville nears derby week with thousands arriving from other cities.
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Tribune Industrial League
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Zev
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Reigh
Co. Lang
Toro
E Ambrose
G. Fields
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W. Garner
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E. Allen
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Martie Flynn
P. Walsh
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M. Garner
Vito C. Kummer
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Anita Peabody
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Chicago
Red Sox edge Tigers in 11 innings for fifth straight win
Boston beats Detroit 5 to 4 in 11 innings to rise to fifth in the American League as Regan hits a clutch sacrifice fly for the decisive run. Hag and Lind again commented on Hagerty’s status as a pitcher, with supporters noting his improving form.
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Regan
Horseshoe Aces Show Real Form In Wednesday Match
G. E. and H. E. Jackson brothers, sons of Frank Jackson, wow a large Central station crowd with expert horse-shoe exhibition including stunts like ringers through arms and lighting a stake. They defeated Fire Chief Stub Gordon and C. H. Marker 26 to 25, while G. E. Jackson beat local pitchers 25 to 17 and another pairing 25 to 2. The champions leave for Jamestown today en route to New York.
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C. H. Marker
G. E. Jackson
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Yeagle
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Artie Langdon
Jackson Boys
H. Jackson
Jeft Warren
Jamestown
New York
Irish Battler McLarnin Set To Challenge Mandell At Polo Grounds
George Kirkley reports Jimmy McLarnin faces Sammy Mandell for the lightweight title in a 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds. Mandell seeks defense with countering strikes and steady defense while McLarnin aims to finish early. Local legend Jack McAuliffe offers praise, calling McLarnin the best natural fighter since Gans and Wolgast.
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United Press
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Sammy Mandell
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Joey Sanger
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
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Chicago
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Home Run Club Tales From Early American League
Ambiguous list features Ruth with Yankees and Gehrig, others named by team include Williams with Red Sox and Cobb with Athletics. Mentions Philadelphia and Chicago clubs with scattered player surnames across multiple franchises. Record reads like fragmented league batting notes from a bygone era.
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Hutchings Names Athletes for Erie District Meet
Warren High coach Hutch Hutchings released the district meet roster for Saturday in Erie. Sprint selections include Smith Bidwell in the 109 yard dash and Winchster Smith in the 220. Events feature Launer Christenson in the 220 hurdles Creal Greer in the 440 and more.
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Irvine
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Salo Leads the Bunion Runners Into Jamestown
James town crowds greet cross country leader John Salo of Passaic N J as he wins a 60 mile leg from Erie to Jamestown amid cheering crowds. Umek Treiste Italy second. Andrew Payne of Claremore Okla still leads the continental standings with a high heart rate read.
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Sam Richman
New York
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Athletics Rout Cleveland Tribe Athletics Rout Cleveland Tribe
On May 17 Rube Walberg limited Cleveland to five hits as Philadelphia crushed the Indians 15 to 2. Walberg earned his fifth win of the season while Miller, who beat the A’s earlier in the series, was knocked out in the second inning after Philadelphia plated six runs. Foxx and Cobb led with multiple hits and home runs, powering the Athletics to the lopsided victory at Philadelphia.
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Cobb
Speaker
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Hale
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Walberg
W. Miller
Nallin
Barry and
Dinneen
Hospital Attendants Beat Bankers 16 7 In League Tilt
In a Tribune Industrial League game at Russell field Hospital Attendants defeated the Bankers 16 to 7. McCullough pitched for the Attendants, homers by Pearce and Jewell highlighted the rout while Daly, McCullough, Searly and Feiro added multiple hits. Bankers suffered five hits and three errors as darkness ended the six inning swatfest.
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Tribune Industrial League
Russell Field
Harold Wilson
Dick Pearce
Chase Wilson
Jim Lea
Jim Daly
Cat McCullough
Jim Searly
Chuck Feiro
North Warren
Daly
McCollough
Jim Scarry
Feiro
McCullough
Jesse James
Freddie Gebhardt
Wolfe
Nypean Siinger
George Senger
Mike Breech
French Duncan
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Innings Hospital
Mecullough
Pearce
Jewell
McGullough
Ritchie
Jim Seatry
Senger
Balla
Bleech
Ward
Seager
Eddie Masterson
Tribune league averages to be published next week
The first set of Tribune league averages will appear exclusively in these columns next week, with comprehensive figures and related notes to accompany the data. The outlet promises full coverage once all figures are compiled and verified for publication.
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