Sporting World Notes From Uneven Spring Baseball Card
Sporadic results sweep the majors with rain delays and postponed games. Detroit and New York split in the American League while Philadelphia and Brooklyn faced rough weather. In the National League, Chicago and St Louis battled as Cincinnati beat St Louis.
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Detroit
New York
New Yorke
Yes
Rye
New York Vt
Paattepies
WiMett and
Stumage
Worehop
Williaens
Tauisi
Boston
AL Flostores Ru Sr
Puis
Lysate
Bees
Patter Todey
Stepneng
Anit Ninepmikers
Philadelphia
Lange
Kulin
Jlouck
Darpy
Washington
Ashington
Chicago
Tone
National League
New York A
Cincinnati
Chicago Tittsburgh
St. Kouis
Lavouklyn
Chicago Vehes
Rnston
Vington
St, Louis
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
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Milwaukee
Toursville
Indianapolis
Denver
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Ann Central Association
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Galea Central Association
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Renken
Erow
Rewanes
Returns to the fold Highlanders star Tig Ea Sweeney
The bold out catcher Tig Ea Sweeney has returned to the Highlanders lineup and is under Manager Wolterton as New York pursues the American League pennant.
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Tig Ea" Sweeney
New York Highlanders
Wolterton
Penjuan
Standings of the Clubs From Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Games
In Cincinnati the standings show Hatteries-Airown and Kling, Keefe and Meteo, New York 4, Pittsburgh 3. In Pittsburgh the score is Pittsburgh 3.73, with Matterins-Ames and Mesers, Cam niteo and Kelly listed in the context of the results.
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Cincinnaum Noh
Hatteries
Airown
Kling
Keefe
Meteo
New York
Pittsburgh
Ditisburgh
Rtley
Ee Ieee
Matterins—Ames and Mesers
Camniteo
Eastern invasion boosts club as runways and outfield prepared
Daily weather delays and scattered rain affect multiple games in the American and Western leagues. Des Moines to Lincoln reports rain and a postponed match while Keokuk and Hannibal face wet conditions. The narrative notes the club’s successful eastern invasion and plans to improve fields for better ball rolls.
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American Association
Milwaukee
St. Pauli
Indianapolis
Columbus & Indiannapolis
A. Aio Ranges
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Des Moines-Lincoln-Des Moines
Aux City
Denver
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Johnson starts sparring as July 4 showdown nears
Chicago on May 16 reports Jack Johnson in gym work ahead of his July 4 1910 bout with Jeffries. Johnson, thirty pounds overweight, boxed three rounds with Marty Cutler and a partner nicknamed the Fighting Cyclone. Despite idleness, he showed cleverness and ended the session without injury, urging lighter sparring partners.
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Chicago
Jeffrres
Jack Johnson Hegan
Thesday
Marty Cutler
Hope
Johnson
Fivon
Sethar
New Diamond Planned for White Sox Park on South Side
Chicago May 16 President Comiskey announces a new baseball diamond will be installed at the South Side park before the team’s return. He vows no stone left unturned to win a pennant. The infield will be torn up and replaced to fix errors blamed on the worn turf.
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Chicago
Comiskey
White Sox
South Side Park
South Park
Camiakey
Jogbers League Opens With Local Club Matches
The Jobbers league starts this evening with Courier and M C A teams at Illinois Central shop grounds. Post Office boys face West High Club at Prospect Park. Engravers meet Nauman Company Saturday at Prospect Park. Officials set May and June schedule with postponed games on the next feasible day.
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Jobbers
Courier
M. CG. A
Inois
Postoffice Boys
West High Club
Prospect Park
Engravers
Nauman Company
Baseball Wrangles and Record Chases in League Play
Box scores show Hotenbeck dominating until the ninth as Dubuqui-Deratur faced a late collapse. Haly pitched well until a critical inning. Lennox is blamed for Cub miscue while Zim shows defensive concerns. White Sox drop a game to the Athletics after eight straight wins as five double plays mark the Chicago-Philadelphia clash. Three pitchers used by both sides in that contest. Daven port’s fireballing star Wilkes hits a homer in a recent loss. Meyers homers for New York, Wilson also clocks four bases for Pittsburgh. Weather nixes Three League schedules with rain forcing delays and travel cost concerns.
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White Sox
Athletics
Callahan
Lange
Peters
Mogridge
Mack
Houck
Krause
Plank
Speed Marvels Named for American Olympic Team
Two speed marvels Ktviat and G V Nonhag are slated to join the American squad to represent the United States at the Stockholm Olympic Games in June.
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Alt. Ktviat
G. V. Nonhag
Aimerican
Stockholm
Sweden
All Iowa Dry In Five Years Annual Banquet Observed
The Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association held its annual banquet and meeting with about three hundred attendees. John H. Taft of Cedar Rapids declared a goal of making Iowa fully dry within five years, praising local gains and urging retirement of a favorable legislator. Speakers noted improvements in cities like Mason City and Oskaloosa, with finances and leadership detailed for the association.
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Awithin
Iowa
John H. Taft
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Business Men's Temperance Association
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
Pythian Temple
Taft
Black Hawk County
H. L. Litchfield
Waterloo Association
L. E. Park
Park
Rosa Liebig
Marshalltown
State Association
Alexander McFerran
Presbyterian Church of
Oskaloosa
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street
TIZ Foot Remedy Promoted By Household Endorsement
An old advertisement extols TIZ foot remedy with family approval from parents and grandparents. It claims TIZ prevents soreness and bunions, makes feet feel young, and offers 26 cents per box via Walter Luther Dodger Co. of Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodgera Co
Chicago
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