Will Walter Johnson Switch Clubs for Money Says Atty Stanie
June 1 Chicago reports a heated rumor that Walter Johnson could join the Federal Teague or Nationals next season depending on who offers the most money. President Gilmore of an outlaw league claims Johnson would move if outbid, while Griffith denies decisive steps but acknowledges possible waivers for Joe Gedeon. The story ties Johnson’s fate to interleague bidding amid other game notes and pitcher evaluations.
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Stearns Western Captain Reelected for Next Baseball Season
At a meeting of Western High eligibles Palmer Stearns was reelected captain for 191. Shanks a standout shortstop and key factor in the team’s success was noted for his strong hitting and fielding. Stearns Welchell Peck Pemie Mein Groseclose Maxam and Peyton are named as likely to pitch next year with Shanks, Deades, and Stearns forming a core.
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Wagner and Cassel Reach Final in National Tennis Meet
Miss Wagner the national indoor champion and Miss Cassel of New York will meet in the finals of the women’s national lawn tennis tournament to decide who challenges Miss Mary Browne of Chicago for the individual title. Wagner defeated Mrs Edward Raymond in straight sets to reach the final, while Cassel beat Miss Isabella Pendleton in two quick sets.
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Naps Shut Out Phillies as Steen Wins Tight 1-0
Cleveland and Philadelphia split a pitching duel with Steen holding the Phillies to one hit and three walks while striking out two as Cleveland won 1-0. Pennock pitched well too but Cleveland capitalized on key hits and miscues to end a six-game skid.
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Tigers Beat Red Sox 2 1 In Low Scoring Detroit Win
Detroit defeats Boston 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Dauss and Foster. Cobb sat out due to illness. Foster rises for Detroit with a two run effort while Boston struggles with timely hits as sides trade early punches.
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Browns Bunch Hits St Louis In Low-Scoring Win
St Louis defeats New York 2 to 1 in game two of the series. Massel, Walker and Warhop key for St Louis with timely hits and solid defense. Miller, Pratt and Williams lead New York offense but fall short as Warhop holds the line.
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Central High honors: athletes awarded for baseball and track
Central High School recognized baseball and track teams with awards yesterday. Baseball honors went to Manager Frank Johnson Capt Heflin Cox Gottlein Milton Fleming Hill Macdonald Hartshorn White Rush and Roberts. Track honors named Capt Goodman Gates Hill Milstead Hunt Oyster Galloway Wirt Jadwin Speldel Dowden Bowling These Scott Tabor Buell Agnew and Manager Domer. Coach Foley received a silver loving cup while Capt Goodman and Manager Domer were also rewarded.
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Baltimore Mayor Vetoes Sunday Baseball Ordinance
Mayor James H Preston of Baltimore vetoed an ordinance permitting amateur baseball on Sunday. The veto ends the debate as the city council lacks the necessary majority to override the measure.
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American League Standings and Yesterday's Results Card
Baseball standings and yesterday results for the American League teams led by Philadelphia Boston Washington Chicago Detroit New York St Louis Cleveland and Cleveland with scores for yesterday's games including Washington over Cleveland Philadelphia over St Louis Boston over cats Pittsburgh over St Louis New York over Philadelphia Cincinnati over Indianapolis Baltimore over Pittsburgh and St Louis.
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Phillies Narrow Win Over Reds In Eight Innings
Yingling pitched eight strong frames but weakened in the ninth as Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 3 to 2. Cravath hit a home run and Morin batted well, with Lonnie Lobert driving in the decisive run and a late run scoring for Philadelphia.
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Boston Bravos Beat Pirates 3-2 After Meranville's Key Plays
Boston wins its sixth straight in a 3-2 triumph over Pittsburgh. Meranville is cited as the principal factor in the Braves victory with timely hits and defensive plays. Final notes list individual at bats, substitutions, and pitching lines for both teams.
Cubs Win Game in Chicago Rally to Tie Series
New York and Chicago split at 1-1 as the Cubs beat the Mets 7 to 4 in a game marked by a key miscue at the plate and a five run sixth inning for Chicago. Vaughn pitched well for the Cubs while New York used limited hits to pressure Mathewson and others.
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Cardinals Rally Past Brooklyn 2-1 In Pitcher’s Duel
Brooklyn and St Louis played a tight game with runs in the late innings. Huggins and Wheat delivered key hits while Miller and Daubert sparked St Louis defense, as both teams stranded runners. The Cardinals won 2-1 behind solid pitching and timely hitting, taking the series with Brooklyn.
Safe Chicago Triumph Ends Series as Brooklyn Victory Clinches
Brooklyn wins final game 3 today at Chicago three of five series with Hendry allowing five runs while Meers and Wickland contribute key hits. Seaton, Meyers and Murphy drive runs as Brooklyn topples Chicago 7 4.
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Baltimore Ragged as St Louis Beats Crandall Twice
Indianapolis tied the doubleheader with Baltimore, winning 6 to 5 behind Hartley and Kaiserling, while Baltimore took the second game 7 to 4 on strong hitting from Duncan and Roush. Notable players include Boucher, Hartley, La Porte, Scheer, and Doolan, with key runs from Swacha, Rafigen, and Doolan.
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Change Olympic Rules at I A A F Congress
An unexpected proposal from Winland at the final siting of the International Amateur Athletic Federation Congress won a U S victory on the dig out at the take-off in the brand jump. A Finn delegate spoke on injuries to Finn Europes and the hush take off was adopted nine to four. The committees also returned to the largest circle for the discussion. The next federation meeting will be held in Berlin in 196 A.
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Buffalo Triumphs Over Kansas City In One Inning Victory
Buffalo exploded for four hits in the sixth inning to push ahead for a 7 1 victory over Kansas City. Stovall contributed a ninth inning homer, Packard and Ford split pitching duties, and a roster of Buffalo hitters including Abhere Delhanty and Blair sparked the late surge. Kansas City struggled to match the offense as Ford and Packard combined on the mound, yielding 7 runs.
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