Worcester Beats Portland 11-5 to Move Up in New England League
Worcester outplayed Portland 11 to 5 at Worcester to surge into second place. Carroll drove in a run and stole bases, while Wormwood and Powers pitched for the win as Worcester totaled nine runs across seven innings.
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Koes
Bowcock
Rees
Hambacher
Carroll
Cooney
Nye
McCune
Thomas
Merrill
Pumphrey
Wormwood
Powers
Lynn Defeats Pitchers Henderson and Finneran 10 to 3
Lynn surged to a 10 to 3 victory over Henderson and Finneran today delivering emphatic hits and solid pitching. The game was played in Lowell with notable batting and decisive runs.
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Lynn
Henderson
Finneran
It Beats the Band and the Parade of Opportunity
A garbled exhortation urges readers to seize chances and join a growing procession of men chasing profit. It mocks delaying promises and promotes quick, loud gains, likening money to a booming procession and urging timely action at the game.
Lowell manager James Gray’s rise from nonplayer to pennant winner
James Gray, born in New York City and raised in Lowell, has led the Lowell baseball club since 1909. He won the New England league pennant in 1911 and nearly repeated last season, with Lowell currently in fourth place but close to the leaders, in a strong tactical position.
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James Gray
Lowell Baseball Club
New York City
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Unclear baseball box score fragment with multiple pitchers
The text records fragmented pitching lines and misc details from a baseball game including Henderson, Scanlon, Finneran, Cunningham, and others. It notes wild pitches, hit by pitch Orcutt Ly Henderson, errors by Lynn, and lines about left on base and umpires, but the overall game context and final result are missing.
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Cunningham
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Lynn
Lowell
Rorty
Brockton Beats Fall River 4-1 In Wild Third Inning
Brockton defeats Fall River 4 to 1 as Brockton scores four runs in the third inning amid wild pitching by Fall River. Campbell and Flaherty commit errors, while hits by Maloney, Dowd, and others contribute to the decisive session.
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New Bedford Tops Lawrence In Eighth Inning Beating 8 3
New Bedford won today's game from Lawrence in the eighth inning scoring five runs. Griffith led off with a triple and errors by Carlstrom Courtney and Phoenix aided the visitors to the 8 to 3 victory.
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Braves Rally in One Big Inning, Beat Cardinals at South End
Griner faltered in a single inning while the Braves piled up five runs, enough to win the opener at the South End grounds yesterday afternoon. The game dragged over two hours with little notable action as a sparse crowd watched the Boston team turn a late seventh inning surge into victory.
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Griner
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
South End Grounds
Boston
Well Played Slow Game Highlights Fielding and Wallops
The contest featured a sharp Whitted catch and Connelly's long homer as O'Leary faltered with two wild throws and a pair of walks. Maranville and Sweeney drove runs as the Braves edged ahead with key plays from McDonald, Rariden, and Wingo in a tightly fought interleague effort.
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Tyler
Connelly
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Rariden
Giants Beat Cubs In First Of Series
New York 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 6 Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 5 in a windy nine inning contest. Tesreau allowed 13 hits in seven innings as Marquard and Lavender pitched well for Chicago. Corriden, Archer led New York with two-base hits and Phelan drove in runs with a sacrifice fly and other hits.
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Miller's Home Run Wins for Pirates
Miller's drive over the right field wall with two on gave Pittsburgh a 6 to 4 win over Philadelphia in 10 innings. Walsh scored on a double and Knabe and Lobert added singles in the final rally. Magee walked with the bases loaded before Hendrix closed it out.
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ST. Louis
Magee
Oakes
Rariden
M'Donald
Philadelphia
Miller
Pittsburg
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Mayer
Walsh
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Lobert
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Camnita Quillan
MecQuillan
Brennan
Hason
Reds Beat Dodgers in Pitchers Duel
Cincinnati won the first game of the Brooklyn series 2 to 1. Ames outpitched Allen with two decisive double plays and solid visitor defense. Berghammer opened with a bunt and stole second, scoring on Miller’s errant throw and Clarke’s triple. Brooklyn tied in the sixth on a sequence ending with Daubert’s fielding error. Bescher scored the go ahead run on Fisher’s fumble and a misplay by Groh, with further defensive highlights including Callahan and Moran making sensational catches.
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Sweeney
Moran
Culshaw
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Hummel
Whitted
Callahan
Daubert
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Fisher
Maranville
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Rariden
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Tyler
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Vancouver pitcher sold to Cincinnati for 3000
Bob Ingersoll a top Northwest league pitcher has been sold by the Vancouver Club to the Cincinnati Nationals for 3000 dollars with delivery scheduled for next fall.
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Bob Ingersoll
Cincinnati Nationals
Braves Set for Two Games in Day Doubleheader
The May 10 tie between the Braves and the Cardinals will be replayed as the second game of a doubleheader this afternoon. The first game starts promptly at 2 o’clock.
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Cardinals
Boston tennis men win places in match
W H Washburn Harvard player and co winner Gardner Jr Boston and Touchard Long Island champion with Pell former national indoor champion reach Achelle cup semi finals in Sea Bright New Jersey. Washburn defeats Clothier 6 4 6 4. Pell dominates Little 6 1 6 1. Larned appears in doubles with Wrenn Jr to beat Whitman Mahan 6 4 6 3.
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William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
H. H. Whitman
L. FE. Mahan
Capablanca Beats Bernstein In Masters Chess Match
Capablanca of Havana won his third game in the Rice Chess Club masters tournament in New York defeating J. Bernstein after 29 moves in a queen's pawn opening. Capablanca finished in 17 minutes to Bernstein's 70. He now leads the field 3 to 0.
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J. R. Capablanca
Havana
Rice Chess Club
J. Bernstein
Capablanca
Baseball Today Schedule Across Leagues
American League games include Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Chicago Washington at Detroit National League features St Louis at Boston two games 2 p m Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn New England League matchups Fall River at Lawrence New Bedford at Lowell Portland at Brockton Worcester at Lynn
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Incomplete Football Scores Reported for Multiple Cities
Scores show Atlanta 7 Memphis 38 and Nashville 4 Mobile 8 with 12 innings noted. Chattanooga New Orleans and Birmingham Montgomery entries appear truncated leaving partial results and city pairings unreadable.
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Montgomery
Scores From Other Parks Across Midwest Matchups
In Kansas City Kansas City 7 St Paul 2 Indianapolis beat Toledo 4 1 and Columbus defeated Louisville 9 1 At Milwaukee Minneapolis Milwaukee game postponed due to rain with no result recorded yet.
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Louisville
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Minneapolis-Milwaukee
Hockey Scores From Evening Games Across Cities
Providence Providence 6 Baltimore 6 and Buffalo Toronto 6 Buffalo 2 lead to a busy hockey card. Rochester Montreal 5 4 and Newark Jersey City 0 6 close the night with varied outcomes.
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Toronto
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