Seattle Bunch Wins Eleven Inning Game
Seattle won an eleven inning game today as San Francisco pitchers struggled early with Miller allowing four hits in the first inning and Williams scoring after a wild throw. Wilson misplayed a third strike in the third, allowing a run, and scoring remained tied until the eleventh when Hall delivered a two bagger to drive in the decisive run. Batteries Miller and Frary for Seattle. Williams Whalen and Wilson for San Francisco.
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O'Brien
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Hall
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Dodgers Fall Short As Tacoma Rally Beats Los Angeles
Goodwin started for Los Angeles but left after the fifth inning as Tacoma struck for five hits and six runs. Toren took over and allowed four more runs. Nordyke led the Dodgers with a homer a double and two singles in four trips. Umpire Davis drew crowd ire with disputed calls prompting a police crowd control response.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin
Tacoma
Toren
Nordyke
Davis
Portland Pounds Oakland in Baseball Rout for 16 Hits
Portland hammered Schmidt as Cates held Oakland to four scattered hits. Portland totaled 20 hits with 16 runs, aided by five costly Oakland errors and a sixth inning base on balls. Attendance was 1,200 as Schmidt was relieved by Lohman and Murphy. Umpire Klopf.
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Oakland
Cates
Schmidt
R. H
Chicago Defeats St Louis In Fast National League Game
Chicago won a hard hitting battle over St Louis with base stealing and long hits. Attendance 3,90. Final score by innings shows Chicago with timely hits and solid pitching. Batteries Briggs and Kling for Chicago Thielman and Warner for St Louis. Umpire Johnstone.
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St. Louis
R. H. E. Chico
Sevee
Boston Pitcher Shuts Out Philadelphia in May Showdown
Boston left-hander Young held Philadelphia scoreless as Duggleby also pitched well. Boston struck in the fourth and ninth innings to win. Attendance 5,300. Batteries Young and Needham for Boston Duggleby and Kahoe for Philadelphia Umpire Klem.
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Young
Boston
Duggleby
R. H. E. Toro
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Young and Needham
Duggieby
Kahoe
Klem
New York Beats Brooklyn in Fourth Inning Comeback
New York defeated Brooklyn 7 1 in a game witnessed by 12 000 fans. Jones started and was relieved by Stricklett in the fourth as New York totaled seven runs to Brooklyn's one. Batteries Jones Stricklett and Ritter Mathewson Bresnahan.
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Brooklyn
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Strickelett
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Mathewson
Bresnahan
Pittsburg Edges Cincinnati In Hit and Run Win
Pittsburg led in the first inning and held on to defeat Cincinnati in a game marked by errors that produced two Cincinnati runs. Attendance 5,90. Batteries Flaherty and Peitz for Pittsburg Harper Hahn and Phelps for Cincinnati.
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Hahn
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Cleveland Takes Third Straight From New York
Cleveland defeats the Yankees to complete a three game series win. Bunched hits in the fifth sixth and eighth innings pace the victory before a 7,500 crowd. Batteries Moore and Bemis for Cleveland Powell and McGuire for New York.
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Chicago Defeats Boston in Six Innings in May Tilt
Chicago beat Boston as Dineen held the locals scoreless until the sixth inning when Chicago bunched hits for four runs to clinch the game. Attendance was 9,300. Score Boston 2, Chicago 4. Batteries White and Sullivan for Boston Dineen and Criger for Chicago.
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Detroit Wins Final Game Against Philadelphia in Close Series
Detroit defeats Philadelphia to close the series in a tense game. Attendance 4,800. Final score shown with garbled OCR text. Batteries Mullin and Dritl for Detroit. Plank and Powers for Philadelphia.
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Dritl
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Washingtons edge St Louis with timely third inning hit
In St Louis on May 27 manager Stahl set the example with a timely third inning single to score the winning run. Final line shows St Louis 1 Washington 0 with Glade and Weaver as batteries and Wolfe and Heydon behind.
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Glade
Northern Stars Defeat Park Street Juniors in Rainy Morning Clash
The Northern Stars defeated the Park Street Juniors in a weather disrupted morning game. Despite spirited play from both sides, the Stars excelled in batting and fielding with Sully and Hanley notable for the Juniors. Series featured Hadan and Treloar for the Stars and Sully and Hanley for the Juniors.
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Hanley
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Au Revoir Wins Club Members Handicap at St Louis
Measured notes show Au Revoir capturing the Club Members handicap in St Louis with Janeta winning the Kentucky Oaks at Louisville. Gravesend results list Toscan first in six furlongs, Candling a steeplechase victory, Klingsor prevailing in five furlongs, Cairngorm taking the mile and 70 yards, Hooray the five furlongs, and Ke h anan the mile and a furlong winner with The Southerner close behind.
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Elm Ridge Card Crowns Winners in Five Furlong Races
In Leee City on May 27 Elm Ridge hosted six races. Goldie led four furlongs with Streator Cyclone second and Earl Rogers third in 48 seconds. Cloverhampton won seven furlongs with Kernel second and Green Gown third in 1 28. Royal Legend captured six furlongs for 3-year-olds with Melodious second and St Denis third in 1 14. Glassful won one mile with Rebo second and editor third in 1 41. Margaret M won four and a half furlongs with Ramonia II second and Zing third in 53 4. Baikal won one mile with Potrero Grande second and Haviland third in 1 42.
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Rebo
Margaret M
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Zing
Baikal
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Churchill Downs Race Results May 27
Churchill Downs results list six races with winners and times led by Athlone Romola Silver Skin Janeta and Autolight across six events. Times recorded for each race include 1:14 4-5 1:02 2-5 1:27 1-5 1:49 4-5 and a 54 percent time for the sixth.
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Silver Skin
Ramshorn
Martin Doyle
Janeta
Mums
Sis Lee
Lady Carol
Prominence
Vig Kinney
Autolight
the Pet
Miss Doyle
Sea Air Wins Opening Handicap at The Meadows
The Meadows meet opened with about 8000 fans in Seattle on May 27. Sea Air, a long shot, captured the opening handicap while Funnyside was the only favorite to win. Race by race results list Modder Lurene Tenordale Funnyside St. George Jr. as winners with times from 1:08% to 1:43% and placements for each event.
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Cascade of Diamonds
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Lucrece
Fair Grounds Race Results From St Louis May Meet
Six furlongs Jake Ward wins the opening race with Voltage second and Applesweet third in 1 15 3 5. Silver Sue takes the next, Abjure second, Horse Radish third in 1 09. Matador wins the third at five and a half furlongs with Erla Lee second and Mattie Lynch third in 1 99. Au Revoir wins the Club Members handicap mile and a quarter with The Cook second and Lubin third in 2 07. Vanness captures six furlongs with Rose Leaf second and Martin third in 1 15. Brennenworth is winner of one mile and sixteenth with Action second and Joe Lesser third in 1 48 2 5. Canyon wins the mile and three sixteenths with Cotillion second and St Avery third in 2 03.
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Vanness
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Action
Joe Lesser
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Boise Walks Off with Tenth Inning Victory in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake May 27 Boise erased a late deficit to win in the tenth after Thornton was touched by a hit batter. Two two-base hits coupled with a wild throw by Carney produced three runs. Thornton pitched well but poor base running hurt Salt Lake as McFarlan shut them down at clutch moments. Batteries McFarlan Hanson Thorn ton Leahy Suess Umpire Setley.
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Setley
Spokane Beats Ogden In Inning Swings At Ogden
Spokane turns the tables on Ogden in an inning heavy game. Umpire McRae arrives from Salt Lake to replace Setley. Castleton and Simonds lead the home side, while Castleton, Hoon, and Hansen pace the visitors as Spokane posts a seven to six victory.
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Hart and Root Boxers Set for Reno Fight on July 2
Al Livingston and Dan Eagan, Reno promoters, finalized plans for a finish battle between Jack Root and Marvin Hart in Reno on July 2. Articles of agreement were drawn up and a $1000 forfeit posted, with Hart reachable in Louisville and Root in Chicago.
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Revolution in Tennis by Fast Americans
The article reviews how American players have reshaped tennis with new strokes and a net focused game. It highlights the disguised stroke and twist serve, improved placing, and a shift to powerful baseline and net play, noting the decline of lobbing and heavy cutting.
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Alfred Henry Goodwin
Larned
Ward
Newport
Cornell Wins Boat Race With Harvard
Cornell university varsity oarsmen defeated Harvard on the St Charles River by six and a half lengths. The course of a mile and seven eighths was covered in 10 minutes 9.16 seconds for Cornell, while Harvard finished in 10 minutes 31 seconds.
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Harvard Wins Tennis Meet Over Yale 5 1 in Singles
Harvard defeated Yale 5 1 in singles and 3 0 in doubles at Longwood Cricket Club courts in Boston. Yale claimed all three sets in singles across the nine matches played.
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Cornell Wins Field Day at Philadelphia Intercollegiate meet
Cornell tops the Intercollegiate meet at Franklin Field with 30% points as Yale takes 28 and Harvard 20. Parsons of Yale breaks the 1 mile mark in 1:56, Gray of Yale vaults 11 feet 9.5 inches, with 12 event summaries highlighting distance and field strengths.
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Schick
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Seeley Wins the Golf Amateur Championship
Charles H. Seeley of Weeburn Golf Club Stam ford Conn defeated Archie Graham of Paterson N J by 1 up to win the Metropolitan Golf Association title at Fox Hills on a 36 hole match. Morning and afternoon rounds were tight with no more than one hole separating them at any time. Graham led briefly on the eighth hole in the afternoon, Seeley reclaimed the lead on the eleventh, and the final five holes were halved before Seeley clinched the title with the thirteenth won.
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Long Island
Charles H. Seeley
Weeburn
Stamford
Graham
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