Nationals and Athletics Battle Ends With Rain Pause
The Nationals and Athletics staged a lengthy stale of delaying tactics as rain halted play in a game at the local park. After a tense start the Nationals led 2-0 in the fifth before Madden style protests and a shower forced suspension as Griffith and Mack argued calls and managers shuffled pitchers. Both teams prepared to resume in Philadelphia with Ayres and Engel or Shaw for the Nationals and Plank with Wyckoff or Brown for the Athletics.
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Michigan Claims 1914 Collegiate Baseball Title Double East West
Ann Arbor reports Coach Luntgred claims Michigan has earned the 1914 collegiate baseball championship in both the East and West after yesterday's victory over Pennsylvania. The Wolverines improved to 73 wins and 6 losses this season.
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Minor League Scores From Multiple Leagues
American Association Milwaukee 6 St Paul 5 Kansas City 9 Binnerpolis. International League Baltimore 12 Toronto 8 Toronto Baltimore second game start Providence Rochester 9 Jersey City. Southern Association Mobbs 5 Birmingham Atlanta 1 Memphis 1 Montgomery 2 New Orleans 1. Chattanooga 9 Nashville 8 Chattansoxe 9 Nashville. South Atlantic Albany 4 Columba Charleston 1 Columbus A Jacksonville 1 Macon 11 Savannah 2. Virginia Newport News Portsmouth 2 Roanoke 6 Norfolk 0 Durham 2 Winston Salem 1 Raleigh 4 Greensboro 2 Richmond 4 Petersburg 3. Tristate Rexaing 8 Trenton 0 Thimington 1 York 0 Harrisburg 4 Alentowa.
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Johnson confident he will retain title after Moran bout
Paris Tunes Jack Johnson, training near Mertel, believes the Moran fight will end within twelve rounds and he will remain champion. Moran, walking and sparring with partners, heads toward a high profile clash amid widespread talk of a fixed outcome from British observers and press rumors.
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Doctor Says Johnson Health Check Up Positive After Boxing
Paris June 25 De Gittox Duyeu examined Jock Johnson before and after his workouts. He found Johnson in excellent health with a minor lingering lung whistle from a March 1913 issue, otherwise normal pulse 65, respiration 25 at rest. After a more vigorous boxing session, pulse rose to 102 and respiration fell to 20, but the doctor notes no serious symptoms and a fine overall condition with no disarray in digestion.
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Experts Predict Merits Decide Moran Johnson Fight
Boxing experts argue the Moran Johnson title bout will hinge on endurance and technique. Moran trains with aggressive head shots and superior footwork, while Johnson is praised for power and conditioning.
Training Camps Scenes Of Johnson Moran For Heavyweight Title
In Baltimore on June 3 Brooklyn defeated Baltimore 5 to 4 in 11 innings after a late rally. Finneran, a former Terrapin, relieved Marion to end the Baltimore threat. The heavyweights Jack Johnson and Frank Moran are preparing for a title bout slated for Saturday.
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Indianapolis Stops After Fourteen Game Win Streak
Indianapolis Indiana, June 2 After winning fourteen in a row the Indianapolis club was halted by Kansas City 5 to 3. Ninth inning rallies provided the features. Batteries Harcis Peckerd Enzonroth Mosely Iariden.
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CHIFEDS WIN SWATFEST IN SLUGGING CONTEST
In a high scoring game Chicago defeated St. Louis 38 to 8. The slugfest featured large totals and a chaotic box with Batter ies Fisk Hendriz Wilson Crandall Welch Chapinaz Simon listed among players.
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Restrain Hal Chase as Sheriff Serves Papers During Game
Earl Moore limited Pittsburgh to two singles and Buffalo won 6 to 2 at Buffalo on June 25. Hal Chase fielded two plays and batted once before Sheriff Becker served papers in an injunction against his playing with the Federals. Cemnitz allowed six hits, two errors aided Pittsburgh’s two runs, while Buffalo took the lead after a third inning surge.
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