Quakers Sweep Bianto Series in Major League Action
April 22 reports a Philadelphia Nationals victory over New York in a four game set, marking their sixth straight win and McGraws former champions’ latest defeat. George Chalmds, now with Philadelphia, shutout New York on two singles. Cravath drove in runs with a third inning double.
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Pittsburg Meets Kansas City as Buffalo Triumphs in Loop
Philadelphia reports a baseball day of scattered action. Buffalo beat Baltimore in a seventh inning rally with Stan Quinn guiding the late innings and Hal Chase scoring on a decisive play. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh show results from multiple venues as Cleveland, Louisville, and other clubs post scores across the league.
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Three Peugeots Enter Memorial Day Speed Event
Indianapolis April 22 Three Peugeots have entered the Memorial Day 300 mile race bringing the total entries to seventeen Vazio Resta who recently won the Vanderbilt and Grand Prix Tires of San Francisco is named as one driver with Bob Burman at the wheel of another The third driver is yet to be selected The Duray name is mentioned as a likely candidate The Peugeots will represent two distinct flags of motor construction with Resta driving a high speed long stroke car capable of over 105 miles an hour The other two Peugeot cars are light and fast potentially dangerous in competition De Palma and Resta are listed as favorites with De Palma and Resta both Italians and American and English naturalizations adding interest The field may produce a sensational speed duel
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Boston Picks to Win Pennant Amid Unclear Form
Boston is favored to win the pennant though recent outfield depth and star placements hint at fragile strength. The piece notes past overreliance on multiple outfielders, including Connolly Whitred Mann Cather Moran Devore and Gilbert, and discusses Stallings strategy and pitching depth as key factors shaping Boston’s chances this season.
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Dubuque Team Here Tomorrow For Central Association Clash
Three-l league regulars head to Waterloo tomorrow to face Manager Andrews' squad in the afternoon if weather permits. Game starts at 2. Dubuque plays Mason City today then hosts them at Three-I Park this weekend. Saturday begins a two-game series here drawing big crowds. booster club meeting failed to organize yet.
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Shay to Lead Kansas City Team in 1912
Dan ny Shay, who managed the Kansas City American Association club in 1910 and 1911, was named to manage the club by President Tebeau. He succeeds William Armour as vice president and will take active charge Friday. Shay previously led the 1911 team to a second place finish before resigning, later running a Union Association team in Helena, Montana until the league folded.
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Penn Relays Open With Top Collegiate Stars
Philadelphia April 22 The University of Pennsylvania hosts its premier relay meet with entrants from eight colleges led by Grinnell Hoyt and a strong 100 yard dash field. Notable athletes include Howe Colby Cornell Yale Princeton and Dartmouth in sprints jumps and throws as the Olympic federation rules take effect.
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Muskies Defeat Blue Sox In Training Camp News
The Muskies topped the Blue Sox in a training camp showcase led by Manager Egan. The exhibition highlighted top performers and suggested the Muskies’ readiness for the season while the Blue Sox faced early adjustments.
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Bay trims squad as opening season nears
Maxon City fans warm to organised baseball and manager Bay grows popular in the north. He continues to cut players, letting Mesplay Bundy Bartliner and Morrow go, while more recruits report to the camp. Ray calls the Claydiggers lineup thin but the coach keeps adding from the feeder pool.
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