Debut of Hunt Delights Boston Fans in 5 2 Win
California lefty Hunt dazzles Red Sox with speed curve and fielding in his major league bow. Boston defeats St. Louis 5 to 2 as Hunt fans seven and yields four hits, with Jake Stahl collecting three hits and a triple. Griggs homers for the Browns, Hall struggles in his debut.
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Browns Fail To Hit Hunt In Openers As O'Connor Watches
In the early innings the St. Louis lineup struggled against Hunt with seven batters swinging at three hookers and returning to the bench. They discussed strategies each inning but bunting and power hits both failed to break through. O'Connor observed from the coaching lines as the Browns kept Hunt stifling the hitters.
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Battle for Second Place to Heat Up Next Week
The Highlanders beat Detroit to push the Tigers to fourth, setting up a three-way scramble for spots as Boston faces the Highlanders in New York and the Tigers clash with Philadelphia next week.
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Dolly Gray's Double Turns the Trick
Washington defeats Chicago 3 to 2 in 10 innings on a two bagger by Gray and a single by Schaefer. Notable fielder plays by Ainsmith McBride Zeider. Tannehill and Unglaub credited with key infield and offensive contributions.
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Hoffman Struggles Against Hunt as Criss Relieves
In a tense pitcher batter duel, Hoffman failed to solve Hunt's offerings after fanning twice and a weak fly, leaving him still fearful of left handed pitching. O Connor then sent Criss to bat for Hoffman in the ninth, sparing him further humiliation.
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Philadelphia Completes Series Sweep Over Cleveland
Philadelphia won 3 to 1 to sweep the series with Cleveland. Bender struck out 12, while Kaler faltered briefly in the third inning. Barry, Thomas, and an error in the fourth produced the runs for the home team.
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Evans
Local Hockey Scores From New England Card
Holyoke defeated Springfield 3 to 1 while New Haven led Northampton 6 to 7 at Hartford. New Britain beat Hartford 6 to 5 in the first game and 8 to 5 in the second. Waterbury won 4 to 1 against Bridgeport in the first game, and Waterbury led 4 to 2 in the second.
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Northampton
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Hockey scores from yesterday action across leagues
Toronto beat Newark 2 to 1. Providence defeated Montreal 2 to 0 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second. Buffalo topped Jersey City 2 to 1. Rochester and Baltimore played to a 1 to 1 draw after 16 innings.
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Sports matchups list for national and regional games
(AMERICAN) Cleveland at Boston. St Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington two games. Chicago at New York. (NATIONAL) Boston at St Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. New York at cage. (NEW ENGLAND) Lynn at Worcester. Lawrence at New Bedford. Brockton at Fall River. Haverhill at Lowell.
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Hunt Has a Very Fast Break on His Curve
Silk O Loughlin notes Hunt has an unusually wide break on his fastball for a left handed pitcher. His curve is sharp enough to fool umpire Egan multiple times as batters dodge the twisters throughout the game.
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Tigers Drop To Fourth Place
New York defeated Detroit 6 to 0 behind Vaughn seven hits off Donovan with two-base singles from Stanage Crawford and a three-base hit by McIntyre Knight. Chase Sacrifice, Laporte Sacrifice fly, Bush stole a base, Jones hit by pitch. Detroit left on eight, New York eight. Donovan allowed three walks, Donovan two, Vaughn seven strikeouts. Time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Wee
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Hehair Collins and Wiley in 30 Mile Race at Revere
Paddy Hehair will replace Moran in a 30 mile race behind the motors at Revere on Saturday with Elmer Collins and George Wiley. The Australian rider is expected to challenge Collins and Wiley after a strong showing at Beach track last week. Pacemakers Turville Hunter and Rudin will race a separate 5 mile event to settle their rivalry.
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Paddy Hehair
Elmer Collins
George Wiley
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Moran
Providence
Collins
Wiley
Charlie Turville
Jimmy Hunter
Rudin
Bakers Win Thriller Over Friend Bros In Melrose
Best Baking Company defeated Friend Bros 11 to 7 in a lively afternoon game at Melrose. Final line shows Best Baking 12 runs on 4 errors while Friend Bros. had 7 runs on 6 errors. Players listed include Munzer t ana Bassett and Thomas Rand Ray.
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Fast Friend Bros
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Thomas Rand Ray
Cy Seymour Traded To Baltimore In Eastern League Move
Cy Seymour of the New York Giants was sold to the Baltimore club of the Eastern league. The veteran outfielder joined New York in 1897 and began as a left handed pitcher for Albany. He later became a standout fielder and batter, moving to center field with the old Baltimore club.
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Rath Traded from Cleveland to Baltimore in Eastern League deal
The Cleveland club announced the release of infielder Maurice Rath to Baltimore of the Eastern League. Rath was sent in exchange for outfielder Briscoe Lord, acquired from the Philadelphia Americans.
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Briscoe Lord
Eleven Passes In One Game Memoir of High Scoring Match
In yesterday's game both pitchers conceded many walks and eleven passes were charged to both pitchers. One batsman was hit as well, making the contest move slowly yet finish in a time considered respectable.
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