Miller's Pitching Defeated C A Champs Opening Season
Jay Andrews led the Champs in a season opener loss to Dick Rohn's Pathfinders by 3 to 2. Rowdy Miller shut down the locals with key strikeouts and the visitors capitalized on early errors as 3,228 fans watched Mayor Thompson throw the first ball.
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Dick Robn
Pathfinders
Waterson
Rowdy Miller
Jays
Rohn
Thompson
Newman
Cedar Falls
Howard Tuttle
Volkman
Muscatine
Mason City
Reinhart
Petal. Ay. i
Hruska
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Remsen
Clunsbrook
Jee
Sohn
Zackert
Mason Stix
Bransen
Dj Bav
Berglin
Vingon
I Welch
Harrison
Brock
Weeks
Garrett
Stasentine
West High Men Face Cornell Invitation Meet Absence of Davis
West High prepares for the Cornell invitation track meet at Mt. Vernon with coach L. C. Ray sidelined by an operation and Clyde Davis unable to travel. Fifteen athletes were entered, with captain Barry stepping in for Davis in the relay. events listed include 1060 yard, sprints, hurdles, poles, and field events.
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Cornell
Mt. Vernon
L. C. Ray
Clyde Davis
R. J. Ashley
Ray
Hut
Barry
Glasener
Ransch
Miller
Johnson
Ordway
McCabe
Ernoon
Davis
Altha
Earry
Rausch
McGuire
Dbmechele
LaRue
Cole
Hennett
Early
Hanseh
Vincent
Davia
Cedar Rapids opens Central association with 6 0 win over Keokuk
Cedar Rapids defeated Keokuk 6 to 0 in the opening Central association game before 2,676 fans at Cedar Rapids. Mellinger pitched for Cedar Rapids and held Keokuk to one hit through eight innings, with Park and Hamilton delivering key hits.
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Keokuk Indians
Keokuk
E -Haum
Comstark
LeBeau
Swich
Giffin
Hollacher
Barney
Brown
Golling
Cfs
Fulton
Augustus
Ludwig
Mellinger
Marr
Hamilton
Park
McCullough
Colina
HoHacher
Mart
Schaffer
League game results and club endings across leagues
In American Association action Indianapolis tied Columbus 4 all while St. Paul defeated Milwaukee. Minneapolis–Kansas City game noted as rained out. Louisville beat Cleveland 6 to 4. Western League results include Des Moines 2 over St. Joseph 1 and Lincoln–Topeka rain. Denver–Wichita and Sioux City–Omaha games noted as wet. Three-Eleven League scores: Quincy 9 over Moline 1, Peoria 7 over Decatur 2, Davenport 4 over Bloomington 0, Rockford 7 over Dubuque 6. French scientists report newly fallen snow is highly radioactive.
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Cleveland
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Omaha
Quincy
Moline
Peoria
Decatur
Davenport
Bloomington
Rockford
Dubuque
Federal League
Chicago
Ohn
Newark
Gesee
Minneapolis
War's
Ceteeae
Yankees Streak Ended by Athletics in Narrow Loss
Philadelphia beat New York 2 to 1 to end the Yankees winning run as Wyckoff bested Keating in a pitchers duel. Oldring delivered the decisive homer with Murphy aboard in the third. In other games Boelling wild pitched away a Boston win over Washington as Cleveland edged Chicago 1 0 on Morton versus Beattie. Detroit toppled St Louis 5 2 after an 11th inning rally.
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Sox
Senators
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Indiana
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Morton
Beatt
Chapman
Barbure
Oatcher Schalk
Scott
Schalk
Daly
O'Neill
National League Scores and Highlights May 6
Boston defeats Brooklyn 6 to 1 as Aitchison weakens in the fourth. Gowdy drives in three with a triple and Maranville set up the final blows. Giants beat Phillies 4 to 2 with Stroud pitching eight innings and Lobert collecting three singles. Zabel shuts out Cincinnati 6 to 0 as Chicago makes seven straight wins.
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Brooklyn
Aitchison
James
Cather
Maranville
Gowdy
McCarthy
Cutshaw
James and
McCarty
Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Alexander
New York
Stroud
Leschger
Lobert
Byrne
Quigley
Phila
Stroud and Meyers
Oeschger
EB. Burns
Adama
Baltimore takes 4 3 win over Chicago in tenth inning
In Baltimore Maryland on May 6 catcher Owens hit a go ahead homer over the right field fence with two out in the tenth to lift the Orioles to a 4 3 victory over the Chicago team. Zwilling and Beck contributed two circuit drives for Chicago. Batteries Sages Owens Hendrix Wilson. St Louis blanks Brooklyn 2 0 as Davenport holds six hits and Finneran relieves Lafitte after lombago.
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Chicago
Owen
Zwilling
Beck
Sages
Owens
Hendrix
Wilson
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Davenport
Finneran
Lafitte
Kauff to Resume Play With Brooklyn Club
Benny Kauff star outfielder of the Brooklyn Federal League club, suspended last week for attempting to jump to the New York National league, will resume play as soon as the Federal league president lifts the suspension. He settled salary and bonus terms with Brooklyn president Robert B. Ward and, aided by Manager Magee, avoided a fine.
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Kauff
New York
N. Y
Benny Kauff
Brooklyn
Gilmore
Federal League
Robert B. Ward
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