Pleurisy Forces Mack From Athletics Pitching Change
Connie Mack, manager of the Athletics, is sidelined by pleurisy at Tioga after a severe cold. Harry Davis takes charge in Washington as Mack undergoes treatment, with doctors saying return in a week is possible unless condition worsens. Philadelphia fans express disappointment but back Davis as substitute leader during the club’s westward absence.
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Third for the Tigers Willett forced to quit in win
Detroit beat St Louis 4 2 as Works held the late innings. Willett injured in fourth, left after five. Hamilton pitched well for St Louis, while Clarke and Jones struggled for Detroit in a rough, tight contest. Obama?
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Chicago Triumphs in Second Game Against Cincinnati
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 9 to 5 in the second game of the series as Gaspar and Fromme pitched well and Chicago capitalized on their hits and errors. Evers was ejected for arguing a decision in the ninth. McIntire allowed four runs in the last inning for Cincinnati.
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Virginia Shut Out by Brown On Providence Diamond
Brown defeated Virginia 3 to 0 in a slow game on May 4, with Coppelman winning as Virginia failed to capitalize on early base runners. Witmer allowed a handful of hits while Brown fielded sharply and closed strong, with runs credited to Dukette Taylor and Conzelman.
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Technical Nine Defeats Alexandria A C 8 to 1 in May game
Technical High School overcomes Alexandria A C formerly the Cardinals 8 to 1. Garland and Tanary pitched well with no hits allowed, while Tech batted Pitts hard in the final inning. Linch Colbert Sehwegler Hall Tenary and others contributed runs as the Tech squad secured the win in two hours.
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Corbin Pays $265 Fine After Hotel Altercation
Fred Corbin of the Washington American League club was fined 265 dollars in Atlanta records court for resisting eviction by a hotel manager. He paid the fine and remains with arrangements tied to training here this spring after recent play with Akron and Lafayette. May 4, Atlanta Ga.
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Southern League Baseball Club
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Dictographs at Polo Grounds Tied to Baseball Bribery Scandal
In Cincinnati on May 4, K M Turner for Bullock Electrical Co alleged seventeen dictographs were planted beneath both teams benches at the Polo Grounds. The devices allegedly fed into the offices of President Brush and Manager McGraw, enabling listeners to hear players talks and manager decisions.
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Noted of the Nationals Series Pitching and Fielding Review
The article reviews the Nationals series games all at 3:30, noting Otey may start at home, Davis may use Cy Morgan or Plank, and McBride’s solid defense at short with ten chances. It highlights Strunk and Eberfeld’s mishaps, Bherry’s two strikeouts, and Washington’s baserunners left stranded. Krause and Baker stand out on offense with key plays and hits, while Kraune and Collins show limited success.
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Dictographs In Use All of Last Season
A Cincinnati dispatch reports New York Giants officials approved dicttographs two years ago for Burns detectives in Columbus. The apparatus was placed in parks and ticket offices, with coaches and benches wired for signals. Details cover player moves, injuries, and game actions as the Athletics tour continues.
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Burns
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Manaeer
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Brush
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Mr. Bullock
Brusk
Tillork .& Hoopefuser He Sa
National League Games Today Feature NY at Honten
National League slate lists New York at Honten and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Cincinnati visiting Chicago while St Louis travels to Pittsburgh for key matchups.
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Walsh In Fine Form as Chicago Defeats Cleveland 7 to 1
Chicago pitcher Walsh dominates Cleveland at Cleveland with 11 strikeouts and only one run allowed. Errors helped Chicago tally five unearned runs. lineup includes Graney Lord Zelder Olson and Dougherty in Cleveland with Krapp on the mound for the Indians.
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Two Hits Off Wood as Boston Beats Highlanders 2–0
Joe Wood starred for the Boston Americans in a 2 to 0 win over New York. Speakers pace and Wood's pitching limited the Highlanders to two singles. Speaker homered, with Williams, Lewis, and Hartzell contributing offensively. Caldwell and Wood fanned seven and eight respectively. Time 1 hour 54 minutes.
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Pirates Tie Record With Seventeen Runs In Pittsburg Win
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 17 to 2 setting a season high in runs as Wagner hits a three run homer with the bases loaded. Laudermilk issues a walk loaded frame before Wagner clears the wall. St Louis uses fifteen players in a one sided game in which Pittsburg pitchers dominate.
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Phillies Win Two as New York Defeats Boston 7 2
New York beat Boston 7 to 2 in a game where Brown exited in the seventh. Herger at short highlighted fielding as New York posted strong offense and solid defense. Philadelphia then shut out Brooklyn 6 to 0, with Ricketts pitching and timely hitting fueling the win.
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