Braves Slug Ball and Win 11–3 Over Giants
The Braves defeated the Giants 11 to 3 as Hess Dale and Sallee pitched well for Boston and St Louis could not challenge. Key hits included two-base hits by Sweeney Miller Kling and three-base hit by Miller with home runs by Houser and Evans.
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Boston
St. Louis
Sweeney
Miller
Kling
Houser
Evans
Hess
Ellis
Mowrey
Konetchy
Sallee
Woodburn
Smith
Magee
Klem and
Bush
McDonald
Campbell
Jackson
Devlin
Sree
TB PO
R i . Ellis
Oakes
Wingo
Huggins
Vere As
Luck and shifts shape Braves at St Louis in pivotal series
The article discusses how luck and position influence baseball outcomes, noting the Braves faced Cardinals who had fallen to last before a spring visit. Bresnahan shifts pitchers Sallee, then Dale, as Boston bats explode with five runs in the fifth and six more in the seventh, led by Sweeney Kling Miller and Houser’s homer.
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Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Bresnahan
Sallee
Bostonians
Walter Johnson
Dale
Boston
Brooklyn Wins Fastest Game Of The Season
In a 72 minute national contest on June 10 Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 1 to 0. Rucker pitched a brilliant shutout backed by sharp fielding, Otto Miller scoring the winning run on Byrne’s muff and Moran’s long double. Moran had three hits, Camnitz pitched well for Pittsburg, and Brooklyn left six runners on base while Pittsburg left six.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Rucker
Pittsburgers
Otto Miller
Byrne
Moran
Camnitz
Donlin
Pittsburgh
Carey
J. Miller
Wheat
Daley
Smith
Tooley
Hummel
Miller
Daubert
Owens
Brennan
Boston at St Louis and rivals across league schedule
A set of matchups listing Boston versus St Louis New York facing Chicago Philadelphia meeting Cleveland and Washington clashing with Detroit in a midweek sports slate.
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P.c . Ee
Chicago Eee
Washington
Ewes
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Cleveland
Detroit Ee
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St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Dodo
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
National basketball pairings listed for St Louis Boston and more
National schedule shows St Louis at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia with matchups across major cities.
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New York
B.C
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
New England Matchups: Brockton Lowell Worcester Lynn
Local schedule lists Brockton visiting Lowell and Worcester at Lynn while Haverhill plays Lawrence and Fall River travels to New Bedford. Matchups set for upcoming games across Massachusetts venues.
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Brockton
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Lowell
Worcester
Lynn
Haverhill
Lawrence
Fall River
New Bedford
Connecticut League game at New Britain Springfield 5 New Britain 1
New Britain fell to Springfield by five goals in a Connecticut League match at New Britain. Springfield dominated with a 5 1 scoreline showcasing their offense and solid defense.
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New Britain
Springfield
Wallops Wide One for a Home Run
Chicago defeated New York in the first game of the series in a dramatic extra inning notable for Zimmerman's grand slam and Crandall's pass play. Meyers powered New York with a homer triple double and a single in five at bats.
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Chicago
Tinker
Crandall
Zimmerman
Meyers
Fletcher
Evers
Brown
Lavender
cRan
Sehbulte
Murray
Doyle
Snodgrass
Archer
Saler
Wiltse
Richie
Reulbach
Finneran
Emelie
Crary Elected Captain of Phillips Andover Track Team
Paul 8 Crary 13 of Brooklyn New York was elected captain of the Phillips Andover Academy track team at a meeting. He is 19 years old and has sprinted for two seasons as he prepares for Yale.
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Andover
Lawrence Blanks Haverhill in doubleheader shutout
Lawrence and Haverhill were blanked in a doubleheader here. Lawrence lost 7 to 0 in the first game as Haverhill batted around. the home team won 2 to 0 in the second, which was called in the seventh inning by agreement. Matthews starred for Haverhill as the club played errorless defense over 16 innings.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Barry
Matthews
Out for State Tennis Titles
A large field of tennis experts gathered at Longwood for the annual Massachusetts state singles championship. The first rounds produced no upsets with F. H. Harris, fresh from the New England title, and the Johnson brothers advancing. Rab Seaver, a former champion, won his first two rounds with ease.
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Massachusetts
Longwood
F. H. Harris
New England
Hartford
Johnson Brothers
Rab” Seaver
Fall River and New Bedford Battle 11 Innings for 10-9 Triumph
New Bedford and Fall River dueled 11 innings in which New Bedford edged Fall River 10 to 9. Hickman and Merrill featured with key hits and a decisive error capped by a passing play.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Hickman
Merrill
Brockton Baseball Rally Powers Ninth Inning Drive
Zeiser pitched seven innings for Brockton allowing six hits and six walks. Kauff and Magee led Brockton with two doubles apiece and Barry and Wadleigh added three-base hits as Brockton built big innings before Zeiser and teammates held on for the win.
Worcester Beats Lynn 8 to 6 in Poorly Played Tilt
Worcester defeated Lynn 8 to 5 as Ward struggled and Wilson collected five hits including a double in five at bats. Jacobs hit a home run and two-base hits by Wilson and McGovern highlighted the offense. Crowley allowed seven earned runs in eight innings, while Ward fanned six and took the loss.
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Ward
Worcester
Wilson
Hele Cooeeo
Cobo
Ruvus
Flaherty
Jacobs
Shorten
Aubrey
Cargo
Wallace
Daum
Morris
McGovern
Crowley
Crom
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Haas
Perpal
Worcester Lynn
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Orcutt
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Yount
Morrig
No Hits No Runs By Higgins In High School Clash
Lawrence and Haverhill High Schools resumed athletic relations after two years as Billy Higgins pitched a no hit no run game. Lawrence scored 10 runs while Higgins struck out 13. Key plays included four stolen bases by Westland and Burckel and two base hits by Higgins and Buckley.
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Lawrence
Carlstrom
Briggs
Luyster
Kennedy
Chase
Ulrich
Courtney
Perkins
Tong
Fullerton
Phoenix
Matthews
Young
Cross
Campbell
Cooney
Haverhill
Pratt and
Pearson
Reynolds
Hagan
Curistrom
Layster
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Howard
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Higgins
Kennis
Westland
Burckel
Duhamel
Buckley
Hartham
Fishburn
McKay
Sanborn
Lawrence J. Haverhill
Byrd
Conroy
Mayor's Son Pitches Winning Ball Game
Dorchester High second team defeated English High second team 9 to 4 at Dunbar avenue grounds. Tommy Fitzgerald, son of Mayor Fitzgerald, allowed two hits while striking out 13. Batteries Fitzgerald Kilpatrick Bryan Woodworth.
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Fitzgerald
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
English
Fitzgerald and Kilpatrick
Bryan and Woodworth
Lynn English Beats Revere in Highty Scoring Rematch
Lynn English High defeated Revere High at Revere yesterday to avenge an earlier Lynn loss. Newth tossed a gem until tired after two wild innings. Tapley relieved and allowed only two hits. Final score 15 runs to 6 with strong hitting and sharp defense. Batteries Newth Berry Latter Tapley Mann.
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Revere High
Revere
Lynn
Newth
Wild
Tapley
Rev. H
Berry
Mann
Cornell Track Chooses Jones Captain For Next Year
John Paul Jones of Cornell, holder of the mile world record and the intercollegiate half mile mark, is elected captain for next year. Four Cornell men Jones Berna Snyder and Putnam are chosen by the Olympic committee for Stockholm trip and all intend to accept.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
John Paul Jones
Berna
Snyder
Putnam
Stockholm
Pfeffer Pitches Today at Dunbar Grounds Dorchester
Pfeffer leads his climbers at the Dunbar avenue grounds in Dorchester this afternoon as they face the Malden Medford league leaders. Big Jeff may work in the box himself to overhaul Crishams Colts.
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Pfeffer
Malden-Medford
Crisham
Big Jeff
Local New England Olympic hopefuls push toward Athens legend
Readers note strong New England showing in Olympic trials with names such as Harry Lott and Marc Wright highlighted. The piece recalls 1896 greats and quotes praise for Dartmouth coach Harry Hillman in preparing Wright for the Games and hints at possible local medals.
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Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Marc Wright
Wright
Phillies Rout Reds In Easier Game At Philadelphia
The Phillies beat the Reds 10 to 1 in Philadelphia. Fromme left the mound in the fifth after eight runs came on a spree of hits in the first and fifth innings. Fletcher followed but was wild and allowed only two singles.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fromme
Fletcher
McGoorty Moha Contest Sparks Critical Split in New York
Critics divided with equal support for McGoorty and Moha after a contested New York event. The piece notes mismatched opinions and hints at a possible draw, while recalling Olympic high jump records by Ray Ewry of NYAC and historic fast-mile marks by W G George in 1886.
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New York
McGoorty
Ray Ewry
Sin. Ewry
W. G. George
George
Lillie Bridge
London
W. Cummings
Joe Walecott
National cars race boosts factory workload and sales
National cars enjoy strong post Indianapolis interest as Joe Dawson drives a 500 mile win on May 30. The Detroit plant operates a night shift of 300 to reach 800 employees and a 40 weekly output while dealers push sales nationwide.
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Joe Dawson
Indianapolis
United States
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Chester I. Campbell
J. F. Singleton
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Cleveland
Ohio
J. O. Moore
Warner Instrument Company
Y. M. C. A. Automobile School
C. F. Redden
Everitt Company
Walter Flanders
Studebaker Corporation
Flanders
Detroit
Ford Company
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