Quakers Climb Back To Top Of Standing
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 8 to 0 as Alexander shines on the mound. Zimmerman advances to third on a wild throw but is cut down by Killiter. St Louis beats New York 7 to 1 with Murray's home run and a seventh inning rally. Boston tops Cincinnati 7 to 1 as Stallings returns to the bench. Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 1 behind Pfeffer and support from Wheat and Cutshaw. Also notes on boxing prospects and a proposed no-decision bout bill failing in the lower house.
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Alexander
Philiadelphia
Chicago
Oppoonents
Zimmerman
Byrne
Killiter
Rae
Humouhies
Standridge
Bresnahan
New York
St. Louis
Baak
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Murray
McGraw
Khe Mee
Doakani Jer
Tesreau, Marquard, Perritt
McLean, Smith
Boston
Cincinnati
Rudolph
Molwhte
Stallings
Tnings
Ginetmnatt
Bowen
Batterien Renton
Lear and
Doomn
Wingo
Huddon and
Gowdy
Brooklyn
Mevwmsen Vosnod
Pittsbore
Pirates
Pfeffer
Wheat
Cutshaw
McQuillan
Roe
Pittebure Core
Senators Rally Past Detroit for Six Run Win
Washington ends batting slide with a ninth inning burst scoring six runs to defeat Detroit 6 to 4. McBride ejected after disputing a call as three Senators pitchers shut down the Tigers. The rally featured two singles a double and a triple along with a passed ball a walk a hit by pitch and an error.
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Ax Rus
Senators
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Gailia
Boland
Hopper
Ainsmith
Cavet
Dubuc
Stanage
Tip Tops Break Even With Oakes Rebels
Tip Tops break even with Oakes Rebels in a FH game of the day. Brooklyn and Pittsburg faced rain and variable form as Brooklyn won the second game in a late rally. Brown homered for the visitors, Main doubled, and two runs scored in the Pittsburg half. Harvard and Princeton also played, with Princeton beating Harvard in a dramatic early inning, while Yale protested Johnny Hanes’s eligibility after a prior game. In Springfield Missouri a heavyweight bout ended in a draw between Jose Willard and George Joedel, both near 200 pounds.
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Seaton
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Upham
Rae
Hatterigs
Allen
O'Connor
Eg IG
Springfield
Jose Willard
George
Boer) Joedel
South Africa
Boxing disqualification impacts stadium trust and Red Cross
Thomas sporting writer and promoter Snowy Baker report that the Stadium Company directors disqualified Jeff Smith after an exhaustive inquiry into the Smith-Darcy contest. Smith forfeited 2400 dollars to the Red Cross fund. Andrews hinted the Smith-Darcy bout was not on the square. May 2 report also notes Tonon tennis team beating Harvard 7-2 with Norris Williams defeating G M Church in straight sets.
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Snowy" Baker
Smith
Stadium Company, Limited
Jeff Smith-Darcy
Red Cross Fund
Andrews
Smith-Darcy
Yankees and managers in the old time morale debate
Sporting commentary weighs team spirit and hustling as key to success. The piece recalls Boston teams from Temple Cup days and remarks on figures like Jimmy Collins, Frank Chance, Connie Mack, Hughey Jennings, George Stallings, and Germany Schaefer. It notes managers’ fates this season and the balance between hitting power and leadership.
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Chance
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Spuruth Herald
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