Stahl Case Decision Sets Path For Stahl Release
The National Commission ruled in the Stahl matter, urging amicable settlement with the Washington club within one week or a cash price be set on Stahl’s unconditional release. If no deal is reached, Washington may exchange him with another AL club or request a release price. Noyes will approach other clubs with offers. Waddell may pitch today as Cantillon resists infield changes while fans urge Altizer to second base.
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Ban Johnson and Comiskey in renewed rift over Topeka dispute
Rumors assert that Charlie Comiskey and Ban Johnson never reconciled, with fresh tensions centered on the Topeka franchise and a hoped transfer to the O'Neill organization. Johnson's aides accuse Des Moines of harboring a contract jumper, prompting a request to Herrmann to act against Jelly and notify Western League officials.
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FOUR HITS OFF RAGAN IN ATLANTA SHUTOUT BY BIRMINGHAM
Atlanta suffer 1 5 1 3 4 across Birmingham as Ragan dominates with Garvin Ford and Smith backing. Time of game 1 hour 45 minutes. Umpire Mr Ring.
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Seton Hall Defeats Columbia in Easy Victory
Special to The Washington Post Seton Hall crushed Columbia College 11 to 2 in South Orange New Jersey. Seton Hall plated all runs in the first three innings and then held Columbia scoreless, with the final line showing Seton Hall terms strong early offense and solid defense.
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Washington Post
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Cornell Falls To Penn State In 17 Inning Classic
Ithaca May 1 Cornell and Pennsylvania State played a 17 inning college baseball game. Penn State won 3 to 2 after Cornell miscues in the seventeenth. Deshon started for Cornell, Vorleis for Penn State, with both pitchers delivering strong relief efforts.
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Washington Post
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Guilford Wins In Twelfth Inning Classic
Guilford College defeated Carolina 2 to 4 in twelve innings in a sensational star game here Chanel Hit NC May 1. Story of Carolina homered in the first inning to excite the crowd. Price pitched well for Guilford with eight strikeouts and two hits allowed. Thompson of Carolina fanned twelve in a strong performance. The game featured dramatic catches by Anderson for Guilford and Raney for Carolina.
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Court of Appeals ruling favors Fred Pfeffer against New York club
Albany N Y May 1 A Court of Appeals decision upheld Pfeffer former star player against the New York baseball club National Exhibition Company Pfeffer under contract for 2400 yearly plus 600 for best effort claimed unjust suspension suit for 800 and interest assigned to Frank Russell after protracted litigation filed by Pfeffer ended in victory for the plaintiff
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Acid in the Blood Rheumatism Home Remedy Advised
A noted rheumatism expert promotes a simple home prescription using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Byrup Sarsaparilla. The mixture is shaken in a bottle and taken after meals and at night, claimed to purify the blood and ease rheumatic pain by forcing the kidneys to cleanse the system. The claim emphasizes low cost and availability at prescription pharmacies, with warning that permanent results are uncertain.
Plan To Rebuild League Faces Interior Hurdle
Internal department efforts to place a team in the Departmental League progress amid Agriculture’s withdrawal. T. L. Weed and J. H. Anderson lead reorganization with Navy, Interior, and Fourth Infantry teams eyed. potential entry could set 1907 pennant hopes.
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Tie Game at Lynchburg Ends in Darkness
In Lynchburg Virginia on May 1 Grim's Shoemakers and Richmond's Lawmakers battled eleven innings to a 9 9 tie. After Richmond led 9 1 through eight and scored twice in the ninth, Bentley connected for a three run homer with two on to pull ahead. The game was halted after two more innings when darkness stopped play.
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Danville Defeats Portsmouth 6–2 to Win Streak
Danville beat Portsmouth 6 to 2 in a game at Danville with strong defense by catcher Ryan who nailed four steal attempts. MacDonald pitched eight innings but was wild. Richards finished for Danville and held the visitors. Schumann was hit hard and Land’s support was lacking as Danville took the lead and never looked back.
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Savannah blanks Columbia in baseball battle
Savannah defeated Columbia 66 to 27 in a rough game marked by wild throws and multiple errors. Wattetties-White and Hawking teammates from Denver and Kabikot pitched. time of game about 1 hour 21 minutes. In Macon, the home team beat Joansonville with six double plays, five by the locals, plus notable battery Clark and Robins. Time of game 1 hour 56 minutes. Charleston was slowed by errors as they doubled their opponents, outcome 30 to 6 with Augusta contributing key hits and tight defense.
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Huff resigns as Boston Americans manager after claim to stay
Boston May 11 George Huff resigns as manager of the Boston Americans just twelve hours after saying he would not return to Illinois University. He cites lack of heart in professional baseball and will act as recruiting agent during vacations. Captain Bob Unglaub appointed to lead the team.
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Boston Americans
Ilinois University
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University of Hindis
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
Yesterday in the American League Boston defeated New York four to three while Cleveland blanked St Louis two nothing and Detroit tied Chicago three all. Today Philadelphia visits Washington New York plays Boston and Cleveland meets St Louis with Chicago at Detroit. In the National League Pittsburg beat St Louis three to zero and New York topped Beaton seven to four. Games today include Chicago at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburg and Boston at New York. Standings show Boston leading with an 8-3 record and Brooklyn at 6-3. other clubs follow with varying records and proportions in the pennant race.
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Fourteen Innings Tie After Long Detroit Chicago Game
Detroit and Chicago battled fourteen innings with Mullin stopping the Sox after the first. Chicago led 3 in the opening frame but Detroit rallied, tying the game in the later innings as darkness halted play. Several ejections and pitching changes marked a tense contest with costly miscues and notable fielding from Rossman and Quillin.
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Joss Hurling Shuts Out Browns in Classic Duel
Cleveland May 1 Joss won his own game with a two base hit in the seventh driving in two runs and held St Louis to four hits. Jacobsen started for Cleveland striking out two before being lifted after seven. St Louis managed three runs as Joss allowed four hits and four walks. Final 3 to 0 in favor of Joss with Turner, Henmphgl, and Stovell notable for the winners.
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Unglaub Starts Well with Triple in Boston Debut
Boston manager Unglaub began his Boston Americans tenure with a strong showing against New York, belting a three-bagger as the bases loaded produced a 4 to 3 victory. The game featured several miscues and notable hits as both clubs traded runs in a tight contest.
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Bresnahan's Homer Gives New York Victory Over Boston
The New York Nationals defeated the Boston nine after Bresnahan belted a homer into the right field bleachers scoring Seymour ahead of him. Final score 7 to 5, with detailed line scores and miscues.
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Leifeld Shuts Out St Louis as Pittsburg Wins
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 9 to 0 as Leifeld earns his third straight win. McGlynn pitched well until the third inning when Pittsburg plated all their runs. Hard-hit bats, two-base hits by Wagner and Leffeld highlight the scoring, with Leifeld pitching a complete game in 1 hour 43 minutes. Harvard also tops Amherst in a separate slow game.
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