Cleveland Beats New York in 14 Innings at Home
Cleveland defeats the New York team 3 to 2 in 14 innings at Cleveland with Bemis driving in the winning run on a single after Altizer sacrifice and Hinchman single. Altizer and Orth collected three-base hits for both sides as Ber ger pitched 12 and Orth 1. Keeler and Conroy stole bases, nine men left on base for Cleveland and New York each. Time two hours fifty two minutes. Umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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Tigers Bat Out Victory Over Red Sox In Detroit
Detroit defeats Boston in a tense baseball clash marked by brisk batting and sharp defense. Cravath triples, Schaefer doubles, Cobb shines in right and Kilian battles through a tight ninth as Detroit edge Boston 3 2 in a game of frequent suspense at Bennett Park.
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Baseball Matchups Across Major Cities
National league schedule lists Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Brooklyn in a string of pivotal matchups. Each game showcases historic rivalries and high stakes for playoff positioning in coming weeks.
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Boston Dropped In Double Header By Umpire Rigler
Sloppy Boston play and an umpire Rigler decision robbed the Doves of a pair of wins in a South End grounds doubleheader yesterday afternoon.
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Doves Lose Sloppy Opener as Cubs Rally
Boston Doves struggle with fielding in a 13 run, 16 hit Cubs win. Rigler's seventh inning rally and a disputed play by Chance swing the game, while McCarthy soaks up punishment before Boston falters again in the second.
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Second Game In Detail Key To Score
The passage explains a baseball scoring format with numbered positions and codes. It defines grounders, fly balls, and base progress indicators such as bh base hit sb stolen base sh sacrifice hit and notes K strikeout bp hit by pitched ball b base on balls pb passed ball wp wild pitch fe fielder s choice E error x balk and run.
Fifteen-Inning Scoreless Tie Between Lynn and Brockton
Lynn and Brockton battled 15 innings with no runs as darkness halted play. Abbott and O'Toole were steady, allowing minimal hits before the game ended 0 0 after nearly three and a half hours. Catterson tripled in the 15th for Brockton’s best scoring chance.
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Phillies Fall Short as Doscher Fans Nine
Batted for Doscher in the ninth for Cincinnati. Philadelphia left 10 on base while Cincinnati left 9. McQuillin struck out once, Doscher hit by pitch once. Doolin Knabe and Bransfield turned a double play. Doscher issued seven walks, MecQuillin eight. Time 1.42. Umpire Klein.
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New York shuts out St Louis 11–0 in game faded by spectators
New York dominates St Louis 11 to 0 as fans and players treat the match as a light exhibition. Charles Delehanty Donlin Seymour McGinnity contribute two base hits each while McGlynn and Karger split pitching duties with New York derailing St Louis on defense and errors.
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New Bedford at Lawrence and Other Eastern Pairings
Regional schedule lists New Bedford versus Lawrence Worcester versus Haverhill Fall River versus Lynn and Brockton versus Lowell in New England matchups.
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Haverhill Shuts Out Lawrence 5-0
Haverhill defeated Lawrence 5 to 0 as O Toole pitched well and got strong support. The visitors loaded the bases in the eighth but failed to score.
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Clark Griffith May Yet Manage Cardinals
New York reports Clark Griffith, former Highlanders manager, will take command of the St. Louis Cardinals. He plans to sign soon in New York and then seek new players, replacing John J. McCloskey who may stay on briefly.
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Boxing card at Roxbury A. C. in Curtis Hall
In Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain last evening Roxbury Athletic Club hosted boxing bouts. Kid Roseberry of Boston defeated Kid Sullivan of Lawrence. Jim Kilroy retired in the second round against Joe Whelan. Jack O'Brien fought Vaughn to a five round draw.
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Jump in Cy Young fund grows with rapid subscriptions
The Cy Young trophy fund has attracted many new subscribers. The editor moved up publication of the roll to today to fit space. Contributions grow and the total nears and will surpass 200 dollars by week’s end as names and addresses are pledged.
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Pat Flaherty's Nine Wins Match Losses In Season Notes
Baseball talk highlights Pat Flaherty with nine wins and nine losses. three top clubs account for seven wins. Jack Hoey draws AL attention and may return to Boston. Bowerman shows fearlessness and avoids the pull of the crowd. Flyin’ Jack Flynn linked to local teams. Cy Young fires no hit no run games in 1994. Wagner vs Donlin race warms, Donlin leading in New York scorers though official counts differ. Johnny Evers out with stone bruise but set to return. Cubs to resume normal speed on return.
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Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 0 in pennant race showdown
Brooklyn shut out Pittsburg 2 to 0 behind Bell as Wagner went hitless. Bergen starred behind the plate and Abbaticchio and Clarke added two bases. Young pitched seven innings for Pittsburg before Leever finished.
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Washington Triumphs Over Chicago In Ninth Inning Rally
Washington defeated Chicago 5 to 4 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Four singles and a long drive brought in three runs, Dougherty homered in Chicago's half of the seventh, with Edmundson and Dougherty notable in extra action. Pitchers and fielding details include Tannehill, Hughes, White, Walsh, and umpires O Loughlin and Hurst.
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