Red Sox fall to White Sox 6 4 amid costly errors
Boston's weakness around first base and a spate of errors doomed the Red Sox as Chicago built a lead with timely hits including Purtell and Dougherty. Tris Speaker sparked Boston with two three-baggers, but a disastrous eighth inning sealed the defeat before Walsh closed out the game.
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Arellanes
Senators Fall Before Waddell
St Louis beat Washington 3 to 2 as Waddell dominated most innings and left the Nationals with two runs in the seventh inning. The Cubs pitcher was strong at critical moments and earned the win in Washington.
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St. Louis
Smith
Waddell
Winchester High Defeats Woburn High In Season Finale
Winchester High closed its season by blanking Woburn High with a 8 to 4 victory. Foley and Flaherty pitched for Winchester while Lunn, Martin and Severeas played in the field and at bat as the home team posted four runs in the earlier innings and held Woburn to four runs.
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Four Clubs May Shift Positions in American League Race
With today’s results the race among the third through sixth clubs is volatile. A Red Sox double win over Chicago would lift Boston to third with a 54 percent pace, while Cleveland and New York’s game outcomes determine further shifts.
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Cleveland Tops Highlanders 4 3 In First of Series
Cleveland out bat and outfield New York to win 4 3. Ball scored the winning run in the eighth on a base on balls, Lajoie's sacrifice and Doyle's wild pitch. Two-base hits by Lajoie Engle Demmett Easterly. Knight Easterly tripled. Stole bases Bradley Vaughn. Left on bases Cleveland 10 New York 4. Pitchers Doyle Young Warhop issued walks. Doyle allowed 8 hits in 8 innings. Time 2h 1m Umpires Kerin and O Loughlin.
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Harvard Edges Colby in Pitchers Duel at Soldiers Field
Harvard pitchers Hicks and Hartford held Colby to two hits as Harvard tallied twice to win. Aronson doubled and Simons tripled as Harvard scored in the first and another in the second, while Colby stranded five runners. Attendance 2500 at Soldiers Field.
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Athletics Stop Mullin's Streak
Philadelphia defeats Mullin and Detroit 5 to 4 in a game noted for timely hitting and loose fielding. Detroit led early, but Philadelphia battered Mullin for six hits in the sixth and seventh innings.
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Everett Interclass Games Postponed To Next Week
The Everett High outdoor interclass games scheduled for this afternoon at the new athletic field are postponed to next week because contractors failed to deliver the grounds on time. The dedication event shifts to Saturday with the Medford Everett High baseball game.
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Medford- Everett High
Jones elected Holy Cross baseball captain
George Jones was elected captain of the Holy Cross baseball team for next year in Worcester on June 16. Dowd was the original captaincy choice but was ruled ineligible by the faculty and will play professional baseball this summer. Jones is a Worcester Academy graduate.
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Holy Cross
Dowd
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Worcester Academy
Walsh Versus Red Sox in Afternoon Matchup
Walsh is set to pitch against the Red Sox this afternoon with Charlie Check possibly opposing. The morning game starts at 10 15. Freddie Parent Fielder Jones Jiggs Donahue and George Davis are out, reshaping the White Sox lineup. If Boston wins today it will be the first time in two years they have beaten Walsh. Purtell covers third while Tannehill at short fills the bill.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail KEY TO SCORE
The note explains baseball scoring notation with player numbers and actions. It defines grounders like 6-3 for short to first, fly to right field as F9, and base advancement symbols bh base hit, sh stolen base or sacrifice hit, K strikeout, B base on balls, E error, bp hit by pitch, and run.
Pirates Halted as Giants Shutout Streak in Pittsburg
New York defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 at Pittsburg today ending the Pirates winning run. The New York hitters produced most runs with long hits when men were on base while Pittsburg used three pitchers and barely produced when needed. Mathewson was touched up by Pittsburg at times but failed to deliver when demanded.
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New York
Mathewson
Record golf entrants set largest field at Oakley
The State amateur championship begins at Oakley Country Club with 89 entrants, the largest field on record. Players start in five minute intervals from 8 30 a m to kickoff the tournament.
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Oakley Country Club
Doves Are Easy for Cardinals in St Louis Loss
Dovey's Bostonians visit St Louis and lose 6 to 3 as rain and crowd size affect support. Dovey's Doves suffer injuries and Boston fails to extend early lead while St Louis roars back with two runs in the third and clinches with another in the eighth.
Cubs Hoist World Title Despite Pennant Incident
Chicago wins its second straight world championship pennant after a parade and a rope pulley break causes the pennant to blow away. The Cubs still triumph with four hits in the second inning as Reulbach yields more runs than Ruecker but keeps Brooklyn's hits limited.
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Reulbach
Ruecker
Brooklyn
Quakers Dominate Cincinnati in Easy 7 1 Win
Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 7 to 1 in Quakers game. Doolin hit a single for the visitors in the third inning and Dooin drove in a homer as Rowan and Dubue contributed scoring early.
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Philadelphia
Doolin
Dooin
Rowan and Dubue
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