Bowdoin Captures Maine Baseball Title
Bowdoin defeated Bates 5 to 1 to win the Maine college baseball championship. Captain Sheffield led Bowdoin with a triple, a double and a single. Bates, in fourth, still trails Maine and Colby who are tied for second. A seventh inning triple play helped Bates end Bowdoin’s late surge.
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Middleweights to Box at Manchester in 15 Round Bout
A middleweight bout set for June 13 at Mechanics Theatre in Manchester New Hampshire will feature Joe Thomas now of Lowell Massachusetts and Bill McKinnon of Roxbury. The catch weight fight aims for close weights with both in good condition during the 15 round match.
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Red Sox win dramatic extra inning battle at Fenway
Duffy Lewis drives in the winning run from first with a two base hit in the 12th inning as Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 1 in a nerve filled game. Hooper and Lewis lead Boston with timely hits while solid fielding backs Joe Wood and Doc White in a tense pitchers duel.
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Seaton Holds Up Pirates in Duel
Philadelphia 2 Pittsburg 1. Seaton held the Pirates to one run through eight and finished with five strikeouts. Magee had a two base hit and stolen base, Doo Wagner Wilson hit three-base hits, Cravath Sacrifice hits, Miller Sac fly, and Wagner was hit by a pitch. Time 1:57. Umpires O Day and Emilie.
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Braves Triumph In Pinch Hitters Win Over Cubs 5 4
Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 as timely hits and fourth inning scoring secured the win. Pierce allowed seven hits while Brave fielding errors and a late Zimmerman two-bagger added to the Cubs’ troubles. Dickson lasted seven innings for Boston, with Saier, Seymour, and Phelan contributing key hits in a two-run rally.
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Phillies Beat Detroit in Slugfest as Multiple Players Dominate
Detroit pitchers yielded nine runs in 42 1/3 innings with Lake allowing nine hits and Hall and Zamloch each surrendering runs. Offensively Philadelphia tallied two-base hits from Lake Oldring Rondeau Vitt Garner Collins and Bush Strunk added three-base hits. Multiple players stole bases, and double plays limited Detroit opportunities as Philadelphia took the win.
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Baseball Summary From Wyckoff Report
Detroit and Philadelphia each score unearned runs on errors in the game. Hall was hit by a pitch from Brown. Plank, Lake, and Hall struck out once each. Plank threw a wild pitch lasting two hours and twenty seven minutes. Umpires were Dineen and Ferguson.
International League Scores and Standings Report
Baltimore defeats Providence 6 to 5 in a tight game. Jersey City beats Newark 9 to 1. Montreal knocks off Rochester 2 to 0. Toronto defeats Buffalo 8 to 5.
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Senators Shut Out St Louis Browns 1 0
Washington defeated St Louis 1 to 0 to complete a three wins in four games series. Johnson edged Leverenz in a pitchers duel as Shanks scored the decisive seventh inning run on a force play, an Ainsmith single, and McBride hit by a pitch. Shanks returned from injury and Ainsmith’s suspension was lifted.
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