Highlanders Edge Red Sox In Narrow New York Victory
Caldwell pitched for the Highlanders holding the Red Sox to five hits as New York beat Boston 2 to 1. Williams drove Boston’s lone run, while Engle and Chase each had key moments but failed to lift the hosts. Ban Johnson attended, witnessing a steady New York win and renewed Sox scoring chances halted by timely outs.
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Tigers overpower Cleveland in 8-5 final
Detroit defeats Cleveland 8 to 5 as Krapp struggles with control in early innings. Detroit capitalizes on six walks and key hits led by Smyth, Jackson, Cobb, and Jones with Hasterly and Gatper contributing later. Umpires O Loughlin and others oversee the game played in Cleveland.
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Chelsea High Triumphs Over Revere High 7 1 at City Playground
Chelsea High defeated Revere High 7 to 1 yesterday afternoon at the Chelsea city playground. The scoreboard showed Chelsea with a dominant performance and the lineup included Batteries Goldband Coz Allen and Rouillard in the action.
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Washington tops Philadelphia 2 1 on Baker homer
Washington defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Baker hit a homer over right field to prevent a shutout. Washington scored in the seventh on a walk to McBride, Sommerlot’s single, an infield out and Ainsmyth’s single. Other scores listed show city matchups.
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Thinning Out the Red Sox Roster
The Boston Red Sox roster is rapidly thinning with Stanfield released to Montreal and Hollis sold to Haverhill. Buck O'Brien is en route to Montreal and one or two more players may be released today.
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Matches Set for Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn
Schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn with Cincinnati at St Louis and Chicago at Pittsburg. No results given.
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Eastern League scores narrow Providence win over Toronto
In a tense contest Providence defeats Toronto 9 to 8 while Jersey City shuts out Montreal 2 to 0. Buffalo dominates Newark 10 to 0 and Baltimore bests Rochester 12 to 4.
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Connecticut League Scores Roundup
Bridgeport 2 Holyoken Northampton 6 New Britain 4 Hartford 10 New Haven 4 Waterbury 12 Springfield 5.
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Scores From American Association Games
Milwaukee defeated Louisville 4 to 1 while Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 8 to 0 Columbus won 10 to 8 over Kansas City St Paul triumphed 6 to 4 and Toledo edged its opponent 4 to 0 in a sequence of American Association results.
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Southern League scores big day with varied results
Atlanta defeated Nashville 8 to 4 while Mobile topped New Orleans 2 to 1. Montgomery beat Birmingham 4 to 8 in game one and 1 to 4 in game two. Memphis edged Chattanooga 2 to 1.
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Other Games Yesterday Score Highlights
Hotel Lenox defeated Hotel Touraine 24 to 10 while Syracuse beat Syracuse University 10 to 6 Burdette College won 9 to 6 against Saugus High and R I State U Maine posted 4 in a separate matchup.
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Harvard and Colby Clash on Soldiers Field Today
Harvard and Colby meet on Soldiers Field at 3 pm as Coach Sexton fields a near identical lineup to Thursday’s Maine win. A starter remains undecided with Bartholf and Hardy as likely pitchers.
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Cameron and Shrubb Set 12 Mile Race at Boston Arena
British distance ace Al Shrubb and Boston Marathon champion Fred Cameron are matched for a 12 mile test race at the Boston Arena next week. The match settles the debated distance as they race over the modified Marathon route.
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Tech Crew Races Annapolis Today
Annapolis Md April 28 Interest centers on the race here today between Annapolis and Technology. This will be the first race of the season for both institutions. The Tech crew has been practicing on the Severn each afternoon since arriving Wednesday.
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Quaker relay games in Philadelphia attract college fans
Arthur Duffey notes the Philadelphia relay championships drawing 1500 athletes and 15,000 spectators to the Quaker events. He highlights contenders like Jack Moakley, Mike Murphy, Freddy Cameron, Al Shrubb, and Ramsdell, and comments on pro and amateur relations shaping the sport.
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Jack Moakley
Cornell
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
New York Americans and Nationals pennant history
The New York Americans have never won an American league pennant. The New York Nationals last won the pennant in 1905. The text also explains waivers as a transfer mechanism between leagues and notes how waiver decisions affect player moves and pricing.
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New York Nationals
Boston
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