August 10, 1919
Akron, OH
"Akron Team Set to Meet Cubans - Gay-Lords Have Stiff Competition Booked for Sunday Sport. - Ralph Lattimore's Akron Gay-Lords are all set to repel the invation of the Cuban Stars, who are to meet the locals at Lakeside Park Sunday afternoon. Francis Karpp will probably get the call to do the mound duty for the Akron team. The Cuban Stars have hung up a good record during their barnstorming tour this summer. They have met some of the best semi-pro clubs in the West and have won a big percentage of their games. Rube Foster, who has backed many famous colored teams in previous years, is piloting the Cubans. Sunday will be another ladies' day at Lakeside Park."
Akron, OH
"Cubans Swamp Akron 10 to 1 - Ralp Lattimore, manager of the Akron semi-pros, had a poor hunch when he scheduled the Cuban Stars for a game Sunday. The Cubans swamped the Akron bunch 10 to 1, pounding both Jack Kolp and Francis Karpp hard. Hard hitting marked the Cuban attack, their blows including seven doubles. Two of these were by Eustaquio Pedroso in the seventh in which six runs were scored."
August 11, 1919
Akron, OH
"A great deal of interest is being shown in the game between Rube Foster's Cuban Stars and the Akron Gaylords at Lakeside Park, tomorrow afternoon. The Cuban team bears the reputation of being one of the best colored nines in the country. Manager Ralph Lattimore of the Gaylords will use Cuip on the mound against the Cuban team. Burt Farr, who lost last Sunday's Massillon-Akron game by dropping an easy fly, will not appear in the lineup of the locals tomorrow. Either Bernie Byatt or Chic Evans will go to right field, where Farr made his costly slip. The game will be called at 3:30."
August 18, 1919
Cincinnati, OH
"Play at Redland - The Marcos of Dayton, Ohio, and the Cuban All-Stars of Chicago were booked to start a series of four games Monday at Redland Field. The Cubans are rated one of the fastest clubs in the country while the Marcos claim the colored baseball championship of Ohio."
August 19, 1919
Cincinnati, OH
"Cubans Again Victors - The Cuban All-Stars again defeated the Dayton Marcos at Redland Field Tuesday, 7 to 1. The two teams meet Wednesday and Thursday. Returns of the Reds' game will be posted. Next week the Cubans play Rube Foster's American Giants, one of America's greatest colored teams, at Redland Field."
August 25, 1919
Cincinnati, OH
"Cuban Star With Foster's Giants - Rube Foster's American Giants and the Cuban Stars start a series of three games Tuesday at Redland Field. They also play Wednesday and Thursday. The score of the Cincinnati and New York National League teams will be posted by innings. Josh (Christobal) Torrienti, rated Cuba's greatest hitter, and Oscar Charleston, known as the black Ty Cobb of baseball, are members of the American Giants."
August 26, 1919
Cincinnati, OH
"Giants Trim Cubans - The American Giants defeated the Cuban Stars in the first game of a series of three at Redland Field Tuesday, 12 to 4. Two more games will be played Wednesday and Thursday."
September 4, 1919
Germantown, PA
"Stanley Baumgartner Wins - With Stanley Baumgartner, the former Phillie southpaw pitcher, hurling an invincible article of ball, Germantown for the second time this season last night defeated the Cuban Stars, 7 to 2."
September 7, 1919
Akron, OH
"Rube Foster's Cuban Stars - Akron, Ohio - Rube Foster's Cuban Stars defeated the Akron Gay-Lords for the second time this season at Liberty Park, Sunday afternoon, 7 to 1. Shields allowed but five scattered hits until the eighth inning, when the Gay-Lords blew and the Cubans scored five runs on six hits, a sacrifice and an error. Akron hit Lebane but failed in the pinches. A double and two singles were made in the seventh, but fast fielding prevented the home team from scoring. The largest crowd of the season saw Akron score but one run, which came in the eighth on Storch's double to the left field bleachers and Hildebrand's two-base hit to the same place."
Akron, OH
"Akron's Buried 7-1 by Cubans - The Akron semi-pros, who come here next Sunday, should lay off of the Cuban Stars, who handed them another lacing yesterday 7 to 1. Several weeks ago the Cubans gave Akron an even more decisive beating. Akron hit the Cuban twirler hard but could get nothing out of its hits, doubles by Storch and Hildenbrand in the eighth producing the only run. The game drew the largest crowd of the Akron season."
September 12, 1919
Chicago, IL
"Cubans Beat Minor Leaguers - Peoria lost its first barnstorming game to the Cuban Stars yesterday at Logan Square, 9 to 6. Young threw away the game in the ninth when he passed three men and was hit safely three times for four runs. Rube Ehrhardt was also at fault in the eighth, when he stuck one over for Pedroso, who shot the ball over the right fence for a homer. Neis for Peoria accumulated three hits the first being a homer and the two others triples."
September 21, 1919
Chicago, IL
"Whitman and Barnes Defeat Cubans 1 to 0. - The twirling of Joe Conlans was too much for the Cubans and Whitman and Barnes beat them 1 to 0. Conlans held the islanders to four scattered hits. Toloso, pitching for the Cubans, also twirled a good game, holding them to five hits, but they bunched three of them in the third inning, allowing Whitman and Barnes to score the only run of the game."
September 28, 1919
Chicago, IL
"American Giants Beat Cuban Stars in their Final Game of Season 4 to 2. - Schorling Park, September 28 - cubans lost their last game in Chicago Sunday by the masterly pitching of Whitworth of the American Giants, who was back in midsummer form and would have scored a shutout but for Williams and his error. He held the Cubans to three widely scattered hits, of which one was a scratch. After holding the Giants to four hit in six innings, Tolso weakened in the seventh and allowed three hits, with two stolen bases sandwiched in, producing two runs, which proved enough to win the game. The hitting of Torrienti and Whitworth, coupled with the fielding of the former and the pitching of the latter, were the outstanding features of a fast and interesting game."
June 28, 1919
Beloit, WI
"Fairies Defeat Cubans, 5-2 - Beloit, Wisconsin, June 28. - Fairbanks Morse won from the Cubans today 5 to 2. Buster Keene sewed up the game in the first with a triple with the bases loaded."
June 29, 1919
Joliet, IL
"Joliet 9; Cuban Stars 3 - Joliet, Illinois, June 29 (Special) - Bill Fox slammed two triples and a homer and was the main factor in Joliet's victory over the Cuban Stars, 9 to 3. Middleton had the better of it all the way, when Joliet hit LeBlanc and Junco hard."
July 4, 1919
Chicago, IL
"American Giants Beat Cubans in First of Series - The American Giants defeated the Cuban Stars in an exciting game on the 4th. The game was won in the eighth, when LeBlanc passed4 men, allowed 2 hits and with Torrienti's steal home made 5 runs. Bobby Williams had the unique record of receiving 2 bases on balls in one inning.
"The young catcher (Eufemio Abreu) of the Cuban Stars is a wonderful catcher. If he were just a shad lighter he would dazzle the highbrows in the big show. He is not twenty years old yet, this being his first year in fast company."
July 5, 1919
Chicago, IL
"Cuban Wallops Beat Giants in 5 to 1 Game - Saturday afternoon the Cuban Stars downed the American Giants at Gunther Park in a heavy hitting battle in which the losers outhit the islanders, the final count being 5 to 1. Wickware was a victim of the Cubans, who bunched two hit twice and had an error mixed in on each occasion for four of their runs. The game was featured by four terrific triples to right field and by some sensational fielding by Jiminez and Villa, the latter stopping a rally by a wonderful throw to the plate, cutting down DeMoss on Torrienti's long fly."
July 12?, 1919
Chicago, IL
"Cuban Stars Take 4 to 1 Game From Squares - A queer break in the sixth cost the Logan Squares their game against the Cuban Stars, 4 to 1, at Logan Square Park. After both sides had scored a run in the opening inning Baro of the Cubans started things in the sixth by slashing a hot single to center. Pedrosa walked. Villa's infield out advanced both runners a base. Campos then laid down a slow roller to Buck Freeman, who momentarily fumbled the ball but threw to Weiss in time to get the batter, Baro scoring. On the play Pedrosa also dashed for the plate and counted when Weiss threw the ball too late to nip him. The Cubans then made their victory sure by scoring another run in the eighth on a single by Portuondo, a stolen base and a double by Pedrosa."
July 13, 1919
Chicago, IL
"Cubans Bump Logan Squares - Logan Square Park, Sunday - The Cuban Stars took a fall out of the Logan Square nine, although the pride of Jimmy ... followers had a reputation of cleaning everything that came their way. Capos was on the mound for the Islanders and was touched up for nine nicks, but the seven that the Cubans garnered off Freeman came with men on the sacks. Chouinard formerly of the White Sox was at second for the Squires."
July 19, 1919
Chicago, IL
"Maxwells Beat Cuban Squad 6 to 2, by Bunching Hits - Saturday afternoon, the Maxwell Motors of Detroit defeated the Cuban Stars 6 to 2 at Logan Square. Gough held the Islanders to four hits, three of them doubles. The Maxwells hit the ball hard. Goulait setting the pace with three bingles. Cables' fielding featured."
July 20, 1919
Chicago, IL
"Cubans Defeat Gunthers - The Cuban Stars defeated the Gunthers at Gunther Park, Sunday afternoon, causing Neisen to trot out additional players in an effort to stop the Cubans' onslaught. Four bad errors added to the many misplays of the Gunthers and helped the Cubans pile up a large score."
July 26, 1919
Holland, MI
"Holland, Michigan, July 28. - The Cuban Stars defeated the Holland Independents in a slugfest here Saturday afternoon 11 to 9. Steggarda pitched the entire game for Holland, while the Cubans used two pitchers. The teams lead each other at intervals and twice the score was a tie."