Exciting Contests Mark MLB Action Across Cities
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 3 as Wiltse thrived in late innings and Teareau, Wilts, Moyers, Keefe, and Humphreys starred for the visitors. Pittsburgh routed Boston 14 9 in a heavy hitting affair while Philadelphia edged St. Louis 7 6 with a ninth inning rally on passes and a sacrifice. May 22 reports from Chirate and Brooklyn note Maroney, Needham, and others factoring in the day’s play.
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Seeker
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Chirgeo Boda
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Maroney
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Ricker
Knetaer
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Cincinnnati
Cincimatn
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Tesreau
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St. Louis
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Alexander, Moore
Dooing Willis
Armen
Winga
Courier Team Bests Engravers In Tall Game
The Courier Uplifters defeated the Engravers six to two highlighting solid fielding and five stolen bases. Managers outline upcoming Jobbers’ schedule with games Tuesday Thursday and Saturday as Prospect events continue.
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Filmonder Lafayette Park
Heereluh
Old Hey Collar Park
Waterloo
Courier
Jexsne
Baseball scores from yesterday across three leagues
In Columbus Ohio State region games: American Association results include Columbus defeating Teledo 12 to 8, Kansas City over Columbus 8, St Paul 4, Louisville 6, Indianapolis 0, Milwaukee-Minneapolis postponed due to rain. Western League games: Des Moines beat Topeka 13 to 10 in 14 innings, St Joseph 3 over Der ver, Omaha 11 over Lig Lincoln 4, Sioux City 10 over Wichita 2. Central Association results: Burlington beat Warlington 7 to 8, Keokuk 2 over Kenokuk 1, Hannibal 14 over Galesburg 13, Monmouth 2 over Muscatine 1.
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Minnyen
Kansas City
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Paris
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Western Teague
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Ligcoln
Sioux City
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Burlington
Warlington
Thimiwa
Kenokuk
Kewanee
Galesburg
Monmouth
Monmuth
Museatine
Highlanders Triumph In Ninth Inning Rally To Down White Sox
New York May 22 The Highlanders defeated the White Sox 9 to 0 in the first game of the series as a ninth inning rally produced all runs. Daniels tripled and Zinn drove in three with a homer, then Chase and Cree contributed, with Zinn scoring the tying run on Kuhn’s passed ball. Referee call and catcher out pattern influenced late scoring as Hartzell’s move led to a win.
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White Sox
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Zinn
Chase
Cree
Kuhn
Calahan
Lange
Hartzell
Martin
Evans
Chicago
Viatteries
Peters
Mogridge
Henz
Ford
Sweeney
Baseball Box Scores and Notable Pitching Duel
Yesterday’s Pittsburgh at Boston game produced 29 hits with three doubles and five triples. Four sacrifice hits and five double plays were recorded. Iowa State league opened at Fort Dodge as Mason City fell to 2 to 1. George Mullin and Walter Johnson pitched a 2 to 0 duel, Mullin prevailing with two hits allowed for the Tig ers and the Senators.
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Fort Dodge
Mason City
George Mullin
Tigers
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Mullin
Bruce-Brown to drive National car at Indy 200 miles May 30
David Bruce-Brown will pilot the third National entry in the 200 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30. He arrives from the Santa Monica road race where he placed third in a Benz powered car, marking his first year in U S competition with a non foreign make, after prior mounts in Benz or Hin Tila tx the first year in (hs young driver's Ave Years of race experience that he had driven anything but a foreign car.
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David Bruce-Brown
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Brown
Nu« Hout
Indianapolis
Santa Monica
Bens
Tila Tx
Benz
Baseball scoring and home runs across leagues
In Central association games Mullin, Johnson and others contributed strong batting while umpires faced disputes. Des Moines fell 13 to 10 in a 14 inning loss to Topeka with 29 hits, including Kores homering for Capital City. Wichita beat Sioux City 10 to 2 with three homers by Griffin Pettigrew and Koerner. In Western league Kelly hit a four-base double for St. Joseph in a 3 to 0 win over Denver. Hickory Johnson sparked Omaha in a 4 to 1 victory over Lincoln with a circuit smash. Six home runs in four games signals strong hitting across the circuit.
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Johnson
Central Association
Justice
den Moines
Topeka
Kores
Wichita
Sioux City
K City
Griffin
Pettigrew
Koerner
Kelly
St. Joseph
Denver
Josephites
Omaha
Lincoln
Hickory
Captain George Makes Grandstand Play at Keokuk
Keokuk Gate City reports May 22 that Umpire Spencer rejected five dollars in pennies offered by Pennington to pay a Sunday game fine. Attorneys contend pennies are legal tender and the fine stands regardless of payment. President Justice indicated she would add five dollars more for the implied insult to the umpire. The legal question remains unsettled.
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Keokuk Gate City
Spencer
Pennington
Justice
Senators Take Three 1 Lead In Region Play
In Davenport and surrounding towns on May 22, Springfield claimed first place after a decisive win over Danville and Bloomington defeated Peoria 5 to 4. Key players Crabb and Dick sparked Springfield while Hildebrand and Spencer pitched for Quincy in mixed results across games with Danville, Quincy, Bloomington and Peoria.
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Crabb
Schroeder
Colesman
McCarthy
Quincy
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Hil
Spencer
Harrington
Walsh
Hildebrand
Bloomington
Peoria
Malloy
Southwick
Kuepper
Hargrove
Animate' Learning Challenge to Darwin Theory
The text notes that animals without prior contact to electricity become sensitive to it, forming a galvanotropic reflex that challenges Darwin's natural selection theory. It argues that such responsiveness shows traits can arise without long survival-based selection, labeling galvotropism as a counterpoint to evolution.
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Darwin
Olive Tablets promise clear skin and healthy bowels
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle cleanser for blood, bowel, and liver function, claiming they cure pimples, bad breath, and sluggish mood without calomel. It urges nightly use for a week, notes 10 and 25 cent boxes, and lists the Olive Tablet Company of Columbus, Ohio and Dr F M Edwards as president.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Ohio
F. .M. Edwards
Merital Hair Tonic Promises Hair Health
A Renderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co authorized notice promotes Meritol Hair Tonic as an easy way to prevent baldness and dandruff by keeping the scalp free of dandruff and germs, asserting a guarantee of Meritol Hair Tonic.
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Renderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Sunday School League Opens With Big Baptist Win
Opening game of the Sunday school baseball league at Prospect park pitted First Baptist against First M. E. and ended 15 to 6 in favor of the Baptists. Baptist pitchers Robert and William Armstrong held off the M. E. hitters while Horace Rockey caught. Umpire Dr. Everall gave satisfaction as clubs plan west side games at the new athletic park. An evening game between Central Church of Christ and Grace M E is set for Lafayette park with ex Manager Boysla umpiring.
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First Baptist Church
M. E
Baptists
Joe Eby
C. T. Wilson
Central Church of Christ
Grace M. KE
Lafayette Park
Boysla
Boyle
Physician advertised Cure Specialist Treating Chronic Ailments
A period advertisement touts a cure specialist with hospital experience claiming to cure catarrh throat lung diseases kidney liver stomach and many chronic conditions. It lists remedies for paralysis neuralgia nervou s debility and mentions new methods for stammering and various eye and bladder issues with no detention.
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Iecia
Bright
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