Red Sox Beat Giants 38 To 4 In Boston Showdown
The Boston Doves defeated McGraw's New York Giants 4 to 3 with Bowerman and McGann delivering key hits. Donlin led New York with three hits but Crandall and Flaherty combined for wild pitching while Boston's defense and timely hitting sealed the win.
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Brooklyn shuts out Philadelphia 3–0 in National game
Brooklyn blanked Philadelphia 3 to 0 at Brooklyn New York on June 2. Wilhelm received strong fielding support and Magee made a notable running catch on Hummel’s fly in left center during the first inning.
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Brockton Suffers First Home Defeat in Two Years
Haverhill edged Brockton 1 to 0 on Brockton's home field as Fullerton limited the home club to one hit through eight and a bunt in the ninth produced the game's lone run. Errors and a passed ball aided Haverhill's score. Donovan beat out a bunt for the winning run.
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Law rence Delivers 1–0 Victory in Ninth Inning
Lynn report notes both teams failed to score until the ninth when Law rence drove in the winning run on a sequence of hits and errors, giving the final score of 1 to 0 in favor of the visitors.
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Worcester Beats New Bedford In Ten-Strike Baseball Tilt
Worcester 6 New Bedford 0 as Leverenz hurls 8 2 3 innings, Coffin allows 2 in 11 3, Orr Burroughs 7 walks. Reynolds McCune Harrison lead with hits. Bradley McCune Blackburn Lord collect two-base hits. Stolen base Blackburn. double play Lord Moorehead. Time 2h10m. Umaire J O’Brien umpire.
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Pittsburg Pounds Chicago In Rainy Day Baseball
Pittsburg hammered Chicago’s trio of pitchers scoring six runs on Wag ner’s hits. Chicago’s bats produced some offense but stalled except in the fifth. Slagle made three impressive catches in left field while Evers starred with both glove and bat.
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Lowell Defeated by Fall River Amid Salary Dispute
Lowell fell 5 to 2 to Fall River after three regular outfielders Cotter Crane and Howard refused to play over partial salaries. Harris benched in ninth. Shannon Greenwell Messenger Kane Conner Solbran among every scoring details and fielding plays listed.
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Dorothy Q. Wins Opener at Fall River in New Season Race
The Dorothy Q owned by Hollis Burgess won the opening race at Fall River beating Medric If and Little Rhody in light wind. The boat appears strong for the Narragansett Bay season and potential championship.
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Rochester First Game and Other Baseball Scores
Rochester defeated Mon xaI in the first game by 9 to unknown. In the second game Montreal beat Rochester 4 to 3. Reffate Buvalo led Toronto 5 in a separate score. Baltimore defeated Baltimore Providence 3 to 1 in Baltimore Maryland. The remaining unclear entry lists city and team names with no clear result.
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Rosendale Named Andover Track Captain for Next Spring
Earl Rosendale of Rosendale andover will captain the Andover track team next spring. A two year football letterman he also stars on the track team where he won eight points against Exeter including a broad jump victory and runner up finishes in the 120 yard hurdles and hammer throw. Rosendale from Peoria Illinois is 19 years old six feet tall and weighs 180 pounds.
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Brain Reinstated After $50 Fine in Baseball Decision
June 2 Cincinnati National Baseball Commission granted reinstatement to David L Brain with a $50 fine. The Boston club was fined $25 for disposing Brain to Cincinnati while not in Boston services. J J Callahan’s reinstatement was refused.
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Boston Looks Stronger Than Giants In Baseball Rivalry
Boston appears stronger than the Giants with Joe Kelley leading a capable team. The Giants may start Christy Mathewson to blunt Boston’s run, after earlier shutouts by Boston and New York’s Morgan delivering in New York yesterday.
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Close Racing at Charles River Speedway Matinee
The Metropolitan Club hosted its fifth spring matinee on the Charles River speedway. A fine day and good track conditions produced faster averages than previous events with nearly half the heats finishing in under 1:06 and many races decided by a head to head finish.
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Harvard Defeats Exeter In Practice Game 2 0
Harvard and Exeter Academy baseball squads met on Soldiers Field for a joint practice session. The Crimson topped Exeter 2 to 0 after a two hour warm up and mock game ahead of their next matchup with Andover.
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Everett High Defeats Malden High in Suburban League
Everett High School defeated Malden High School 10 to 6 in Malden. It was Malden’s first Suburban league loss this season, with loose fielding in the seventh and eighth innings costing them.
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Washington 5 Philadelphia 2 in American League action
Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Dygert and Vickers allowed key hits. Clymer doubled, Altizer sacrificed, and McBride Milan Davis J Collins stole bases. Hughes struck out seven for Philadelphia, while Washington benefited from early and late scoring and several Philadelphia errors. Time two hours, umpire Connolly.
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Double Victory for the Red Sox
Jim McGuire's Red Sox swept the Highlanders 7 0 in game one and 6 5 in the nightcap at Hill Top, with Cy Morgan dominating the opener and a late surge in the second. Boston built a 4 run cushion in the seventh and the series featured key hits from Cravath, Unglaub, and Morgan as New York faltered in late innings.
Second Game Breach as Boston Rally Fails to Halt Gotham
In the second game Newton got Criger out in the fifth, McFarland singled for Winter, and Thoney duplicated, forcing at second on Lord’s grounder. McConnell Cravath drove in two as Boston tied the score, but New York’s early bats totaled eight runs. Lord injures and briefly leaves, later caught attempting a steal as the Gothamites press toward a late rally.
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