The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-15
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Chicago H., April IA batting
rally in the seventh turned defeat into
victory for the Chicago Americans in
the opening game here yesterday,
nearly 10000 persons watching Clcva"
land lose thrilling contest to the
! White SoX. a two-base hit by Tom
DAILY, recruit. who was sent in as a
pinch hitter. drove Bodie across the
plate with the winning run In the
Seventh, the Sox routed Mitchell from
| the box and Blanding. a former Uni.
versity Of Michigan man, finished the
game Scott struck OFT six men.
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| Chicago .......0 000O032x-5 Z !
Batterles--Mitchell, Blanding and
O'Neill: Scott and Schalk. Two SO
hits-Jackson, Cleveland; Collins
Daily, Lord, Chicago. Threc-base hits
-Graney, Cleveland; Chase, Chicago.
Boston. Mass, April 15.--Walter
Johnson pitched shut-out ball for.
Washington Yesterday and the sena
tors won from Boston. Boston batsmen
teams fielded sharply. Yerkes made
q sensational catch of low linerI
which he got while running back
wards.
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Washington 10000 OOO0-S : 81
Batteries-Johnsop and Ansmith
Collins. Kelly and Carrisan. Two base
hits-Foster, Ainsmth, Washington.
New York. y. V, April 14.-New
York's major league season opened |
auspiciously yesterday. Chances men !
defeating the Athletics. II was the
first time in years that the local Am
ericans won their opening game The
~ame was New YorlIs all the way.
Eush was driven from the mound af-
ter two stormy innings. Boardman. "A
young left handler from Brown uni
rersity, replaced Bush and also was
hit hard The crowd was one Of the
largest that has ever seen an American
league game i'm New York.
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batteries Bush, Boardman and
Schang. Lapp; McIIale and Sweeney.
rwo-base hits-I!artzel. Peckinpaugh
New York. Three base hit-Holden.
New York.
Detroit Mich. april 15.-Bonfires
we're pickering through the haze in {
enter field In the last half of the \
thirteenth Yesterday when Ty Cobb {
irove triple to the scoreboard which \
ounted two runs and moment lat &
r. came home with the tally which t
nabled Detroit to take the opening e
anne from st. Louis. II was a pitch
RS battle, neither team scoring until l
he final inning when good. bad and /
eckless baseball gave st. Louis two
lns and inspired Tiger rally which
rought back memories of champion. a
hip days. IN the eleventh Cobb risk n
J broken leg In an attempt to stca! =
ONE. In the thirteenth. Agnew scor
] the second run for st. Louis by
'ckless, diving slide and was carried
T the field with slight wound in his w
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rtroit 900 900 200 600 3--3 8 in
I'atteries--W eilman. James and Az cs
w, t'rossin; Dubuc, Dauss and Stan.
o. T'wo-base hits--Leary. st. Louis; III
Zach. Detroit. Three base hts-Du- ri
&c, Cobb, Detroit; Wallace. ST
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National League.
st. Louis, No., April l5.-Players SC
lded to the st Louis team during
2 winter by Pittsburgh played
ointment part in tho defeat of the
ter team here Yesterday afternoon. po
was Right Fielder Wilson's single in j
. ninth after two were ont that sent
ortstop Butler across the plate With