Brooklyns edge Boston Nationals 1 0 in pitcher's duel
In Brooklyn Washington Park New York May 31 the Brooklyns beat the Boston Nationals 1 to 0 before a small crowd. Corner pitched well for Brooklyn and Eason matched him for Boston as a pitchers battle with little offense until the sixth inning when Casey and Bridwell produced the only Brooklyn run.
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Senators Dominate Boston as Tannehill Young Fail
Washington bats rally past Boston 9 to 2 after Tannehill and Young exit early. Falkenberg overpowers Boston while Altizer recovers from two first inning errors. Hickman and Schafley star for Washington. Ed Hughes steadies Boston in relief. Two games slated next, Harris and Glaze set to start for Boston.
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Chicago Takes Commanding Lead In First Inning
In Cincinnati on May 31 Chicago built a strong early lead through errors by the locals and timely hits. Brown pitched poorly in the later innings but a late rally fell short for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg defeats St Louis 3–0 as pitching dominates
May 31 Pittsburg blanks St Louis 3 to 0 with strong pitching by not allowing a St Louis player to reach third until the ninth inning. Seever’s arm shut down the visitors and Wagner provided gilt-edged support for the decisive win.
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Boston at Brooklyn and Other NBA Matchups
Boston visits Brooklyn while New York hosts Philadelphia. St Louis plays Pittsburgh and Chicago faces Cincinnati in a slate of four key pro games.
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Graham Takes Trip to Coast
Manager Collins confirms catcher Graham left for California with the club's permission and expects to return in a few weeks. Rumors of unauthorized departure were denied as unfounded.
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Baseball News and Comment
Two games today start at 2 with Glaze and Harris for Boston. Winchester club seeks a Saturday away game, managed by F. E. Smith. Somerville has open dates on June 9 16 23 and July 4 21 for strong New England opposition. Joe Stanley’s strong throwing remains, and Tenney’s team woes grow as losses mount. Giants stumble without Boston and Brooklyn. Highlanders impress against Athletics. Gene O’Connor Jr builds a fast Boston Blues squad.
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Walthour Has One More Race
After his Memorial Day victory over Hugh Mac Lean Robert Walthour of Atlanta is billed as the cycling king. He will race a 26 mile handicap at Revere track on Saturday evening giving Tommy Hall half a mile and Will Stinson three quarters of a mile. This will be his last local race before leaving for Georgia for a series of events.
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Harvard Oarsmen Hopeful For Final Yale Preparations
Harvard coach Wray plans final selection for the varsity eight and four oar as the crew trains in Philadelphia and prepares for New London. Possible change includes Phil Flint at bow facing a potential rowing ban, while Arnold coxes and Morgan leads the second eight.
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Final heats poised as two crews duel for win on Charles
The interscholastic regatta on the Charles sees Cambridge Latin second crew and Volkmann first crew practicing for finals. Due to a drifted finish buoy in a Wednesday race, Noble & Greenough and De Merritte may both advance, potentially making five crews in today’s star race. Roxbury Latin Cambridge Latin and Brookline High also qualified.
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Americans Back Maher Jockey In English Derby Victory
Jockey Danny Maher rode Sir Tarton Sykes Spearmint to victory in the English Derby yesterday, drawing strong support from American backers and sealing a historic win.
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Yankee Jockey’s Derby Victory Sparks Jubilant Americans
Danny Maher rode Spearmint to Derby glory at Epsom, thrilling American visitors halted in London. Fans toasted Maher at hotel dinners as Spearmint backed heavily and Americans celebrated a sharp win with big winnings.
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Harvard Varsity Tries Out New Pitcher
Harvard varsity held a five inning practice against the second nine on Soldiers Field to test a pitcher candidate named Brennan. He pitched effectively, allowing few hits and keeping the second team from scoring.
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Sports schedule snippets across cities prompt confusion
A fragmented listing shows games scattered among major cities including Boston Philadelphia New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit and St Louis with unclear times and pairings. The OCR lacks coherence, leaving readers unsure of venues dates or matchups.
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Detroit Beats Chicago in Twinbill Opener
Detroit took two from Chicago in a May 81 doubleheader at Detroit Mich. Chicago showed trouble hitting Killian consecutively as the opener fell to the Tigers.
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Unclear Game Transcript From Cleveland at St Louis
Baseball ledger details a late game where St Louis scored and Cleveland failed to capitalize. Players listed include Townsend Hess Smith and Turner with multiple miscues and errors reflected in the odd OCR text. The box notes stolen bases and double plays among fielders and pitchers including Towns and Hess. Time noted as 2h 20m with umpires unnamed.
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Americans Triumph in Tight May Day Victory
New York May 31. The local Americans edged the American League champions with timely hitting as runs came when needed, the score and further details missing in the fragment.
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Glaze Set for Box Debut in Today’s Dartmouth Game
Dartmouth fans gather at Huntington Avenue for Glaze’s debut as manager Collins confirms he will pitch Ralph Glaze in a game versus Washington. This Ladies Day features the famed Dartmouth athlete who pitched well for Stoneham against Lynn on Wednesday.
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Jordan Wins in Three Horse Show Classes
Philadelphia May 31 winners included Hil dred Hackney mare 3 years plus owned by E. D. Jordan of Chiltonville Mass. Romany a hackney by registered sire shown under saddle owned by Mrs J DeF Danielson Boston Mass. Tandems Norma and Kitty Gray both by E. D. Jordan. Kitty Gray and Norma pair of horses in harness owned by B. D. Jordan. Vanity Vogue Venture and Viking four in hand road team from Oakland Farm Newport R I.
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Heydon Remains Blacklisted As Collins Question Sparks Debate
The article reports Heydon remains officially blacklisted and cannot play until the national commission formally reinstates him. It notes expectations of future reinstatement but clarifies no official action has occurred yet.
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Eastern League Results Star Buffalo Narrowly Beats Toronto
In Buffalo the Buffalo team edged Toronto 5 to 4 while Newark posted a 7 2 score in New Jersey. Baltimore defeated Jersey City 3 to 0 in Baltimore amid late season action.
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New Haven and Springfield Baseball Results
In New Haven New London defeated Belvesores 5 to 4 while Holyoke topped Bridgeport Hartsome 1 to 0 but the Bridgeport Hartsome game was postponed due to rain. At Springfield Waterbury won 5 to 4.
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Amherst Triumphs 4-0 Over Dartmouth in Baseball
Amherst defeated Dartmouth 4 to 0 on May 31 in Amherst. Newell pitched well for Amherst while Glaze started for Dartmouth and was hit hard in three innings. Beach and Storke contributed two base hits for Amherst, with Palmer also scoring on a pair of late runs.
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War at Yale Over Athletics
New Haven May 31 Members of Yale's athletic reform committee are deadlocked over excluding professional school students from intercollegiate athletics matching Harvard's rule. Radical reformers seek parity with Harvard while Camp warns such exclusion would weaken Yale’s chances against Cambridge University with more students. Dispute also touches on prohibiting graduate coaches from paid expenses or emoluments.
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Semifinals Set In State Lawn Tennis Doubles
In Auburndale May 31 one doubles match decided a semifinalist pair as Johnson and Johnson beat Niles and Bishop 6-4 6-4 to advance. They will face Leonard and Wright in the afternoon semifinals with Pier and Beals possible for the final if time allows. A challenge match versus Sulloway and Larned is expected Monday.
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Ladies' Kennel Assn Bench Show Opens Today
The Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts hosts a two day bench show at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale. Judging starts at 10 in three rings on the croquet ground with marquee tents shielding judges exhibitors and dogs from heat.
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St. Mark's Defeats Groton in Annual Baseball Showdown
St. Mark's School easily defeated Groton School 11 to 3 in the annual baseball game held May 31. Spectators included Harry C. Pulliam president of the National League and James Potter of Philadelphia former Philadelphia National Club president.
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