Reds Rally in Tenth for 3 2 Win Over Dodgers
In Brooklyn on May 12, Eppa Rixey bested Dazzy Vance in a pitching duel as two runs in the tenth gave the Cincinnati Reds a 3 to 2 victory over the Dodgers after Brooklyn tied the score with Wheat's ninth-inning triple.
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National League Results From Yesterday Show Narrow Braves Losses
Baseball results list for yesterday show St Louis beating New York and Chicago defeating Boston while Boston split with Cincinnati and Brooklyn, with Pittsburgh winning both games against Philadelphia. The Braves managed only three and six hits but gained by timely pitching and power, including Themis Harris Burrus Marriott and Gibson contributing key hits and a home run sequence in the second game.
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Snappy baseball clash ends 7 6 in ninth inning rally
Bluefield College fell to East Tennessee State 7 to 6 after a lively ninth inning comeback. Counts pitched superbly for the Rattlers, allowing six hits and fanning eleven. Bluefield scored in the seventh and ninth but could not overcome the early lead, with Tennessee managing four runs in the sixth and a late two-run burst.
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Nurmi Books Passage for Home in Finland
New York May 12 Nurmi sensation of the boards and cinday path today booked passage for his home in Finland He will sail from New York on the Stockholm May 28 after sweeping away many American track records Nurmi yielding the offer of the steamship company and intended to go direct to his home in Abe and rest after his long and arduous program of sunning in the United States an invasion that has taken Nima from Maine to California and into Canada.
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McGraw Seeks Peabody Details On Stoneham Link
John J. McGraw Giants manager and Francis X. McQuade seek court order requiring William J. Peabody to disclose how he influenced Charles A. Stoneham in club affairs. Peabody had sued for 868,668 as commission for inducing Stoneham’s engagement with the Giants.
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Errors deprive Gray of shutout in Detroit game
Philadelphia tops Detroit 4 to 3 as three infield errors aid the Phillies. Simmons stars with a homer a triple and a double driving three runs. Gray allows three runs over nine innings in relief effort.
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College Baseball Scores and Golf Hole in One Mentioned
Worcester and Holy Cross games lead results with Yale, New Haven and Columbia. Birmingham and Atlanta split in Southern League action. Memphis beats New Orleans as other cities report scores. A Pittsburgh golf note cites Eddie Melvin carding his second hole in one at Altoona.
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Cobb Sets Major League Home Run Record in St Louis Lifter
Ty Cobb belted five home runs across two straight games at St Louis, forging a modern major league mark. The feat surpasses Babe Ruth Ken Williams and Tilly Walker four homer seasons, highlighting Cobb in his 21st big league season. Sam Gray of the Athletics also shines with solid early spring wins and steady form. The piece places Cobb among historic power hitters while noting Gray’s rising value for Philadelphia.
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