Red Sox Lose to Tigers On Weak Hitting And Run Allowed
In Detroit on June 12 the Red Sox were shutout by Covaleskie as Detroit seized a decisive first inning lead. Boston managed only two hits and failed to capitalize on early walks, while the Tigers supported their pitcher with solid defense and timely hits including a three-base hit by Bush and a key three-base swing by Moriarty.
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Senators Defeat White Sox Five to Zero
Senators shut out the White Sox 5 to 0. Fisher pitched four innings in relief for the win, while Baumgardner and Cole each worked four frames. Maisel and Williams led with two-base hits, and Hartzell was hit by a pitch.
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Baltimore 4 Chicago 0 in Federal League opener
Baltimore took game one of the battle for first place by scoring four runs in the first inning and holding Chicago to zero. Beck committed a pair of errors and Zinn hit a clutch triple, while Suggs silenced Chicago with men on base. Final line: Baltimore 4 Chicago 0. Batteries Suggs and Jackliteh for Baltimore. Fisk Black and Wilson for Chicago.
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Kansas City Federals top Brooklyn in tight game
Somers and Peters delivered strong at bat for Kansas City as the Federals beat Brooklyn 10 to 1 in a fast contest. Stone and Ensenroth worked the batteries for Kansas City while Somers Peters and Owen contributed offensively for Brooklyn.
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Indianapolis Rally Delivers 5 4 Win Over Pittsburg
In Indianapolis on June 12 the home team rallied in the fifth inning to defeat Pittsburg 5 to 4. Batterymen Falkenberg Jariden and Walker Perry were cited in the district box score as Indianapolis collected nine hits to Pittsburgs four with two errors.
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Buffalo defeats St. Louis to climb in Federal race
Buffalo beat St. Louis 1 to 0 as Moore limited the hosts to three hits. Chicago lost to Baltimore, keeping Buffalo in second place in the Federal League standings. Batteries Moore Blair Brown Simon.
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New Britain Beats Pittsfield 4–0 in Eastern Association
In Eastern Association action New Britain defeated Pittsfield 4 to 0 while Springfield fell to Hartford 6 to 4 and New London posted 138 points. Waterbury game notes and Bridgeport 6 New Haven 5 are listed with the day’s results. Gasolene Gas and Dolly Dimple are teased for next Sunday Post.
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Baseball schedules across multiple leagues show planned matchups
The listing outlines upcoming games across the American League National League Federal League New England League and Colonial League. Matchups include Boston at Detroit New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland among others with several two game sets and regional pairings.
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Harvard to Meet Penn in Baseball at Soldiers Field
Harvard and Penn clash at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3 in the second game of their annual series. Mahan will pitch for Harvard likely against Penn’s Sauré as Harvard aims to rebound after a 12 2 loss in Philadelphia on May 16. The game precedes Yale next week and closes Harvard’s season.
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Brown Plays On Tufts Oval
Tufts closes its baseball season facing Brown at Tufts Oval at 1 p m. Brown edged Tufts 4 3 at Providence last week and Coach Slattery seeks a better showing. Adams starts for Tufts against either Cram or Crowell in a strong pitching matchup.
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Carman, Didier and Collins lead 30 mile race at Revere
Carman, Didier, and Elmer Collins contend in a three cornered 30 mile motor paced race at Revere Cycle track. Carman seeks a new distance mark while aiming to beat Didier again, the only rider to defeat the French champion since his arrival.
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Brockton High Falls to Boston College High Seven to Two
In Walkover Park Brockton High School suffered a 7 to 2 defeat at the hands of Boston College High before about a thousand spectators, the largest crowd of the season. Pitcher Gill dominated for BC High as the parade through downtown preceded the game.
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Ouimet Leads Amateurs In British Open Qualifying
Francis Ouimet of Woodlawn Massachusetts led the amateurs with 154 in two qualifying rounds for the British open and tied for 12th overall with Tom Ball of Belgium. Edward Rayhand and John H Taylor tied for first with 1 aggregate. Gordon Lockhart was 26th at 167. Harold Weber Toledo at 171 did not qualify.
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