Giants Beat Dodgers 9 6 In13 Innings At Ebbetts Field
In a 13 inning baseball marathon the New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 9 to 6 at Ebbetts Field. Christy Mathewson outpitched Napoleon Rucker despite Rucker's 12 scoreless frames. Snodgrass saved the Giants in the 10th and the team rallied for the win.
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Stahl and Chance Deny Chase Deal
New York April 29 The rumor of a trade involving Hal Chase and much of the Boston club between the Red Sox and the New York Americans was scouted by both teams’ managers who deny any deal. Both managers declare the tale an invention and say there is nothing doing.
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Giantsauce of baseball? incorrect headline
In a stretched game, the Giants failed to gain a base hit through eight innings while Shafer reached first on a walk in the first period. Red Murray belted the club’s first single to right for one base. Rucker collapsed in the 13th inning, drawing cheers from more than 14,000 spectators as he left the mound.
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As Though by Magic Presto A Basement Store Opens
A transformed ground level hole becomes a bright basement store for light clothes for men and family. The men's and boys sections occupy about 5000 feet of selling space on the balcony floor with a 4248 square foot center overlook. It lists 305 sockets total 27 070 amperes and seven entrances for quick access for hurried shoppers.
Lynch Announces Postponed Dates for League Playoffs
President Lynch of the National League released a list of dates for postponed and tie games across multiple cities. The schedule includes June, August, and September matchups in Boston, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, and other venues, detailing two game days and specific April tied game references.
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White Sox edge Tigers in 12 innings for Detroit loss
Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 5 in a 12 inning game in Detroit. Ty Cobb played his first game of the year, received an ovation, and had a RBI single in the third while later danger escaped in the eighth and eleventh frames.
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White Sox Rally Pushes Victory in 12th Inning
In a tense game, Chicago loaded the bases in the first on a single a pass and an error. Detroit tied the game in the third and again in the eighth before Chicago scored three in the 12th on three singles and a walk to win, with Bush Vitt and Crawford delivering late for Detroit.
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Local matches listed for New England college showdowns
Readable pairings include Brockton at Worcester, Lynn at Lawrence, New Bedford at Fall River, and Portland at Lowell signaling upcoming regional college games.
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Matchups Set for Classic City Rivalries
Boston hosts New York while Washington visits Philadelphia. Chicago battles Detroit and Cleveland travels to St. Louis in illustrated early season pairings.
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Local baseball scores roll in from southern venues
Atlanta loss 2 0 to Nashville in a 2 0 game. Memphis beats Mobile 3 2. Birmingham defeats Chattanooga 3 1. New Orleans and Montgomery deadlock 6 6 after 12 innings due to darkness.
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Braves to Rest Key Players Amid Delayed Doubleheader
The Braves postponed a game at South End park citing slippery grounds and risk to players. Hap Myers, out with sickness, may return today along with Connolly and Hickory Jackson, boosting a lineup that aims to resist the Quakers in a doubleheader when they visit Boston.
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Tufts Win Errorless Baseball Game Over Bowdoin
Tufts defeats Bowdoin 5 to 3 in nine innings at Tufts Oval. Both teams commit no errors as Harris and Dodge hold the opposing bats, with Angell homering for Tufts and Marzynski driving in runs alongside tight defense and a rare triple play by Harris in the fourth. Attendance reaches about seven hundred as Tufts plates in the eighth to take the lead.
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Reds Without Red Hose Lose to Cubs in Chicago
The Cincinnati National League club, in first history making game without red stockings, lost 7 to 2 to Chicago. Misfit shoes and tight outfits hindered fielding as Chicago wore uniforms borrowed from Comiskey. Tinker appealed for loan after delays, frustration mounting.
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Crimson Batsmen Rally For 11 3 Win Over Bates
Harvard overcame an early Bates lead to win 11 to 3 thanks to a decisive eight inning batting burst. Bates held a 3 to 1 edge in the sixth before Harvard's three straight hits and a pitching change swung the game.
Harvard Beats Bates In Wide Baseball Session
Harvard pounded Bates 11 to 2 as Big Sam Felton pitched most of the game and Rex Hitchcock finished strong. Wingate led Harvard with four hits and two runs while Coady Goodwin and Griffin stole bases and Osborn mishandled a key throw.
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St Johns Defeat Salem Normal School 12 to 2 at Danvers
St John’s defeats Salem Normal School 12 to 2 in Danvers as darkness halts play after six innings. Cody and Sheehan excel for St John’s while Long and London shine for Salem. Foley is Salem’s lone bright spot with two clean two base hits.
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M Alear Denies Deal For Chase
Red Sox president McAleer says he knows nothing of a Hal Chase trade. Manager Stahl and Chance deny plans to move Chase, while rumors say Boston could gain by adding Chase but would weaken other positions. talks of doubleheaders and injuries to Joe Wood fill the day.
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Rice to Compete in New York Sprints
Charley Rice of Point School of Duxbury will race in the national inter scholastic championships in New York on June 7. His absence leaves Harvard to miss a star, as Rice is expected to sweep the 100 and 220 yards, following a strong showing at Olympic tryouts. Irving Howe of English High also competes, signaling a strong Harvard absence in the 440 yards.
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