Red Sox Rally Past Athletics 8-5 in Nail-Biter
In Philadelphia at Shibe Park on April 18, the Boston Red Sox, sparked by a ninth inning rally, defeated the Athletics 8 to 5. Key players included Speaker Lewis Gardner and pitcher Joe Wood who closed out the rally after Brown and Leonard shored up the game for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston
Jake Stahl
Shibe Park
Sox
Hubites
Joe Wood
Hooper
Yerkes
Speaker
Eee Lewis
Eaeee Gardner
Janvrin
Engle
Wagner
Oe Carrigan
C . Nunamaker
C . Foster
Bedient
Wood, Leonard
Henriksen Teteee
Weenie A
AB. R. Ae TB PO
E. B. Murphy
Oldring
J . Collins
McInnis
Barry
Cisse Ee Brown
Sea Eerene
Houck
AEP
Wseversee
eWalsh
Murphy
Tdaley
Reds and Pirates Tie After 12 Inning Draw in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on April 18 Manager Joe Tinker hit a three bagger sending Bescher and Bates home as the game went to darkness at the end of the 12th inning tied 5 to 5. Tinker clashed with umpire Owens before leaving the field. The Reds scored three in the third on a fielding error and a Tinker sacrifice fly, while Pittsburg answered with two in the second and two more in the fifth and eighth aided by Carey’s double and McCarthy’s sacrifice fly. Umpires Owens and Guthrie.
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Dutch Leonard
Sox
Danny Murphy
Bender
Athletics
Lewis
Walsh
Hooper
Oldring
Leonard
Collins
Baker
Stahl
Joe Wood
Stuffy McInnis
Joe
Stuffy
George Foster
Boston
E. Murphy
Pittsburg
Joe Tinker
Bescher
Bates
Owens
Tinker
Marsans
Short
Becker
Camnitz
Reds
Grant
Clarke
Hoblitzer
Miller
Butler
Carey
McCarthy
Camnitsz
Fromme
George Tyler
Giants
Tyler
Brown
Demaree
Braves
Snodgrass
Fletcher
Myers
Smith
Burns
Maranville
Doyle
Murray
Merkle
Connelly
Sweeney
Ter
Titus
Herzog
Wilson
Buster
Jackson
Rariden
Consney
Myer
Browns Win Second Game Over Detroit 8 to 2
Detroit opened with two runs in the first inning but Weisman settled and St. Louis won the second game of the series 8 to 2. Six Detroit batters faced Brown southpaw in the first inning with Bush Moriarty singling Crawford tripling and three strikeouts. Lake was hit often, and Tigers errors aided the Browns.
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Detroit
Weisman
St. Louis
Brown
South Paw
Bush
Moriarty
Crawford
Lake
Tigers
Giants and Braves Play at Fenway Park Today
The Giants face the Braves at Fenway Park with two morning and afternoon games. The opener starts at 10:30 AM, and the matinee begins about 3:30 PM to allow Marathon spectators time for dinner and travel. Both clubs will dress at the South End grounds and travel by sight-seeing autos across nearby lots.
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Walpole Street
Fenway Park
Braves
Giants
South End
Senators Win Again From Highlanders
New York fell to Washington 7 to 5 in a long contest. Tom Hughes pitched effectively except in the seventh when New York scored four on four walks and three singles. Washington baserunning and hits by Ainsmith, McBride and Chase highlighted the win. Milan stole three bases. Gandil was banished in the ninth for protesting a decision.
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New York
Washington
Chance
Tom Hughes
Hughes
Ray Caldwell
Fisher
Ainsmith
McBride
Chase
Milan
S. Gandil
R. BH
PO. A. E
Moeller
Foster
Gandil
Seeeee Morgan
Fereer
AB. R. BH TB
Walter, Daniels
Sterrett
Young
Midkiff
Lelivelt
Keating
Washington Beebs
New York Evetads
Sweeney
Keenti
Art Neen
Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn 1 to 0 in April showdown
In Brooklyn on April 18 Seaton and Rucker pitched well but Philadelphia won 1 to 0. The lone run came in the second when Magee singled and Dre Dolan later scored on Doolan's sacrifice fly. Both teams threatened but could not muster another score.
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Brooklyn
Seaton
Rucker Pores
Philadelphia
Magee
Dolan
Doolan
Phila Elphia Lewes
A. Easkert
Knabe
Lobert
Fear Dolan
Fee
Laderus
Sween
Eyer
Daubert
Fischer
Seevere
Miller
Nabe
Lan
Jeubert
S. Rucker
Steen Shuts Out White Sox as Naps Win 4 0
Cleveland manager Birmingham started right hander Steen against Chicago. Steen allowed four hits, guiding the Naps to a 4 to 0 victory. Benz opened for Chicago and was hit hard in the first inning, Russell held Chicago to one hit in relief.
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Steen
NAPS
White Sox
Chicago
Birmingham
Cleveland
Comiskey
Benz
Russell
Graney
Lane
Chapman
Olson
Jackson
Bens
Chapman Land
Baste
Lajoie
Johnston
Ferguson
O'Loughlin
Cardinals Triumph Over Cubs In Lopsided Victory
St. Louis defeated Chicago 8 to 2 as Mitchell Magee and Sallee hit homers. Chicago had a brief first inning rally with a single and a homer, while St. Louis pulled away with runs in the second and third aided by walks errors and a Sallee homer. Lavender started for St. Louis before Smith relieved him in the fourth.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Mitchell
Magee
Sallee
Lavender
Evans
O'Leary
Huggins
Smith
Louis
So Biene Huggins
Mowrey
Konetehy
Fvana
Rift
Oakes
Seer O'Leary
Wingo
Leach
Saccese &Ehulte
Itchell
Mmerman
Archer
Evers
Phelan
Bridwell
Bresvahan
Evana
Threehit—Zimmerman
Ome Fru Mitchell
O Lavender
Lett Nahan
D’ Ayer
Aeaith
Omith
Tate Anes Etenet
Tnd
Basoa
National Baseball Standings and Matchups Listed
National schedule highlights New York at Boston in morning and evening games. Philadelphia at Brooklyn ethtnnati at Pittsburg and Chicago at St. Louis are also on the docket with planned contests.
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AHL
NEW York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
P.C
St Louis
Esteessenss
Scores and results from select baseball games
At St Paul 9 the St Paul team defeated Toledo 7. Minneapolis beat Louisville 8 to 3. Milwaukee shut out Columbus 3 0. Kansas City played Indianapolis 8 0 and Kansas City faced an unknown result.
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St. Paul
Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Baseball Scores From City Matches
In Nashville Atlanta game went 11 innings with Nashville winning 11 to 2. Birmingham defeated Pattencnes-Chattanoogs 8 to 2 at Nashville Atlanta. At Mobile New Orleans won 7 to 5. Montgomery beat Memphis 9 to 8.
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Pattencnes
Chattanoogs
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Boston at Philadelphia and other NBA matchups listed
A set of matchups shows Boston visiting Philadelphia, St Louis visiting Detroit, Cleveland visiting Chicago, and Washington visiting New York. The card outlines four East heavy rivalry games with each pair listed as a doubleheader style slate.
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Ae Erican
A. E
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
P.C. Washington
Boo
Boston
New York
International League Scores From Recent Games
Baltimore defeats Rochester 4 2 while Providence beats Montreal 2 1 and Jersey City tops Buffalo 2 0 Newark edges Toronto 1 0 in regional action.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
St Eulalia’s Opens Season vs Jamaica Plain Cubs at M Street
The St Eulalia’s baseball team, champions of South Boston last season, opens the current season this afternoon at the M Street playgrounds. Jamaica Plain Cubs oppose, with Martis a former Bennett pitcher for St Eulalia’s and Stuart starting for the visitors. First pitch scheduled for 3 30 p m.
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St. Eulalia
South Boston
M Street
Jamaica Plain
Braves Rally Over Giants In Nine Inning Setback
The Braves clash with the Giants as George Tyler falters in a windy game. Giants surge with seven runs in the second inning, then hold on as Demaree pitches well and Braves rally with three in the fourth. final score details show Giants top Braves in a high hitting affair.
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Boston Nationals
Speed Boys
Red Sox
Mackmen
Lewis and Gardner
Edward J. O’brien
Connie Mack
Red Hose
Mack
Chief Bender
Trump
Jake
Hope
Gardner
Nanamaker
Hugh
Carrigan
Peaker
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James McAleer
Ze Sue
D. Murphy
Ceeee
Nunamaker
Strunk
Lapp
Wood
Connolly and McGreevy
Pirates
Sf Robinson
Johnson
Bethe
Hoblitsel
Peter Ane
Loboburg
Viret Bane
Cme
Ies Ball
Lary
Guthrie
AB . R
Beacher
Tresse
Marsan
McDonald
R. Ae
Hofman
Byrne
Mensor
Gdutler
Sess
Itm
Browns
Shotten
Williams
Johston
Stovall
Austin
Wallace
Agnew
Sovace
Weilman
A. E. Bush
Rue Ae Gainer
Witt
Sateen Rondeau
Mullin
Lake Stovall
Pratt
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Highlanders
A. i Johnston
Man
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Tees
Rath
Bree Collins
Borton
Jones
Sneer See
Weaver
Tee Schalke
O* Benz
Schall
Ruasell
Cardinals
CUBS
National League
American Association
BY Sam P. Carrick
McGrawites
Bostonians
Shafer
Hartley
C. Demaree
Pte . Ae
P'fig
Rf Devlin
Seseaes Brown
Seesseeeey
New-York
Wee
Tee Nee
Genre Maelee
Byron
S E.pepp
Peta
AGI Oor
Cra An
James E. Pepper
Republic
Revere Distilling Company
Pure Food Liquor House, Distributors
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