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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1908

Page

34

Gambling Stop Order Delays Parimutuel Betting Controls

Authorities moved to halt parimutuel machines citing violations of the statute and declared betting illegal until June 12. Police powers extend within Jefferson County to stop all betting on streams and races as Derby Day approaches. The delay follows court questions, mayoral policy, and plans to resume parimutuel operations once the anti-gambling law becomes effective on June 12.

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Finger-Nail Curve Latest Pitch Redefines Delivery

Ralph Sarg e of Berwyn PA, a Memphis Southern pitcher, claims mastery of a new finger nail ball. Thrown with full force, it sets slowly then darts toward the plate and breaks as it reaches the batter. Sarge has practiced the grip for two years but used it in championship play this year to fool hitters beyond the spitball or knuckle curve.

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Gubs Take Two From St Louis as Beebe falters in second game

Chicago May 3 reports a doubleheader where Brown dominates early, Beebe suffers a wild pitch in the second game, and St Louis relies on Reulbach and Ride for runs. Beebe allowed three runs in eighth, Belee]]

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Pirates Score Shutout In Unreadable OCR Fragment

A garbled report from a game notes a Pirates shutout with mentions of Willis, Wagner, and Camatel. Names, actions, and timing are obscured by OCR errors, but indicate a pitching and base running sequence leading to a scoreless game in a long afternoon fixture.

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White Sox Triumph 3–0 Over Browns in Fielding Error Frenzy

In a low scoring game the White Sox shut out Cleveland 3 to 0 as main pitcher Chu un Main and Walsh fanned hitters while Cleveland committed numerous errors. Key at bats included Rhoades striking out five straight batters beginning with Tajo and a sequence of miscues that doomed the Browns throughout.

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Echoes of the Diamond in a Tangled 1910s Season Record

A fragmentary sports note references ties with Highlandas at National Park and a Phillies clash at the Side grounds Germany. It mentions Ty Cobb, Sam Gump, Charley Murphy, and concerns over teams and pennants, with brief allusions to pitchers and a Washington transportation demand.

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Minor League Results From Southern and Eastern Leagues

New Orleans 0 Wemphir Mabiee Morbils 1. Little Rock 3. Newark 4 Rochester 3. Providence 7 Buffalo 6. Hoboken Jersey City 3 Montreal 2.

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Baseball results and standings page summary

In American League action Chicago defeated Cleveland 3 to 0. Yesterday Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 2 while Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 1 to 0. Standings show New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Boston in contention with several games remaining. Other notes list today’s schedule with New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia among matchups, plus a rain delay for St. Louis at Detroit.

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Season Opens as Wallach and Twining Organize League

May opening marks the formation of an independent baseball league with Wallach and Twining clubs, McDevitt's Field as playing grounds, and a revised roster and charity rule. Lathamet Werley elected president with Thomas B Winte as secretary and John Michael treasurer, as the league schedules its first games and seeks the best players.

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Troop F Thirteenth Cavalry trounces Wallach Athletic Club 13 to 1

Troop F of the Thirteenth Cavalry defeated Wallach Athletic Club by 13 to 1 at Fort Myer Va yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. Forester pitched masterfully for Troop F with eleven strikeouts, allowing only one hit as Wallach failed to advance past second base.

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Johnson Says He Is Improving and Anxious to Play

In a letter to Cantillon Johnson reports he is improving and eager to be in the firing line. Burns impressed as a left handed pitcher in Saturday’s contest, and the manager emphasizes his value as a staff addition. Washington and New York lineups are discussed, with Waller Jobson set to join Washington in about three weeks and various pitching plans noted for forthcoming games.

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Lave Gross Is Released Ends Career Of Diamond Hero

Lave Cross, once a premier third baseman and Philadelphia Athletics captain, is released by the Southan League club. Once idol of Quaker fans, he faded with age and poor form this season after a career with Washington and Philadelphia, ending with plans to retire to a pigeon farm near Dover, Delaware.

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Brooklyn NosEd Out In A Tight Baseball Battle

Brooklyn edged Elizabeth 7 to 6 in a close game highlighted by several strong plays by 3-Barty in left field. The unknown Washington Peet Biwaneth report notes Wagner and Murray contributed, with Elizabeth threatening late as Cuddy and Purser both fanned and fielding supported the drama of a winning run.

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Irwin Signs Zanelli Refuses to Play at Savannah

Irwin signs Zanelli who makes good with Savannah by declining to play there. Owing to unjust punishment from a prior fight, Zanelli is offered more money to stay but declines. He is released and plays today.

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Washington League signs local star Zachzelli and opens series

Harry Jinn has been signed to play shortstop for the Washington team, with Zachzelli leaving Savannah after a disputed contract. Zachzelli joined Norfolk briefly before moving to Washington, where he is billed as a strong hitter and fast fielder. Murray will again start for Philadelphia as the series with Washington begins, with the first game pushed to 4:30 due to a circus. Elizabeth leads the standings, holding firm in second as Irwin reshapes the infield and targets two wins in the origin city series.

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Baseball scorelines and racing card notes from The Sunday Post

The Washington Post reports a 3 to 2 Wilmington win over Paterson with a feature hoovering catch and multiple baseball lines. The item also lists horse race results, entrants, and various names including Gemmell Native Son Leila Hil Parting Jennis and Lordship, plus a subscription note for The Sunday Post.

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Pimlico Final Week Sport Now on a Firm Basis

Maryland Jockey Club extends lease on the famed Pimlico course as the final spring meeting nears completion. The club touts improved facilities and strong support from Washingtonians, with racing promises and notable bids aimed at elevating competition and attendance this season.

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Racing Entries Show Maiden and Open Races at Track Meet

Entry list outlines races for three year olds and up as well as maidens. Names include Pambea Firstue Trocea and various horses with owners and odds, runners set for one mile and extended distances with multiple weight classifications noted.

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