Red Sox Gain Second With Dual Win Over Athletics
Boston wins both ends of a doubleheader before nearly 16 000 fans lifting them within a notch of Philadelphia for second place. In game one Harry Lord and Tris Speaker drove a late run while Lord and Ambie stole the show on the bases. In game two Joe Wood makes a strong 1909 debut pitching four to one victory as Spencer returns to form behind the plate and scores twice.
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First Game Ends with Lord Stealing Win for Red Sox
In a tense Boston game, Davis, Carrigan, and Lord spark late rally as Lord steals second and third, then scores on Speaker's decisive hit. Baker, Speaker, Ganley, and Hartsel contribute, while Ryan, Plank, and Schlitzer work through tight innings as the Red Sox overcome the Athletics 4 runs to 3.
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Red Sox Top Athletics In Early Thriller At Huntington
Boston pitcher Joe Wood impressed with speed and control after a rest, while Spencer and Lord sparked a tight game. Philadelphia’s Coombs Livingstone provided the visitors' scoring, but Boston seized the late lead with Spencer and Wood driving three runs and solid defense sealing the win.
Basketball matchups listed forNew York Boston Washington Philadelphia
Pairings show NY at BOS, WSH at PHI, STL at DET and CLE at CHI reflecting a regional slate. No results provided.
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Mack Leaves Town After Mixed Series Choices
Nie Mack departed last night with concern after a series where, aside from Bender, he offered only pitching staff options and faced continual defeats.
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Five Hits Lead Raiders to Win with Key Bats
Five hits by Thoney Carrigan and Plank pace the offense as Collins and Lord add two stolen bases. Plank listed 5 strikeouts while Ryan and Schlitzer dominant on the mound, with McConnell Stahl and Carrigan turning a double play. Umpires O Loughlin and Perrine. Time 2 hours 18 minutes.
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Medford and Malden Face Deciding Suburban League Game
This afternoon in Medford the deciding game of the Suburban league series pits Medford High against Malden High. Malden enters as the favorite. A Malden win would hand the championship to that school. a Medford victory would force a series deciding tie.
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Highlanders Split With Senators Again
New York and Washington split a doubleheader in New York as Washington won 6 to 4 in the opener with decisive ninth inning hits by Browne Unglaub and Donohue. The second game went to New York 3 to 2 as fumbles by Browne, Washington left fielder, allowed two runs.
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Wild Bill Holds The Browns Runless
Detroit varsity toppled St Louis 2 to 0 behind Donovan strong pitching. Graham exited after seven as Criss batted for him. Crawford drilled a two base hit, Williams Wallace and Jones turned a double play, and Hoffman and Stephens stole bases. Wild Bill delivers shutout support as Detroit takes game from St Louis.
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Scores Forest Grows in Midwest Baseball Standings
A recap of game results shows Louisville 8 over Minneapolis 1, Toledo 2 over Milwaukee 1, St Paul 5 over Indianapolis 0, and Columbus 6 over Kansas City 2. The tally highlights top performers and league positioning amid a busy schedule.
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New Britain Triumphs in Doubleheader Opener
In the first game New Britain edged Northampton 5 to 4. The second game ended New Britain 8 Northampton 2 as the visitors split the twin bill. Springfield tied Waterbury 3 3 while Holyoke beat Hartford 8 7 in a separate matchup.
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Johns town Exhibition Battle With Brooklyn Team
Johnstown tallies near Brooklyn in an exhibition game but fails with runners on. Brooklyn scores 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 runs in the frame sequence while Johnstown manages 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 with 4 errors. Batteries Bathers Koepmann Scanlon McIntire Dunn.
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Wesleyan Outplayed by Williams in Season Finale
Wesleyan's loose play allowed Williams to win 15 to 1 in the season-ending game at Williams College.
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Lowell Beats Lawrence 8 to 3 in Baseball Debut under New Management
Lowell, with Danzig from the Boston Americans at first base, defeated Lawrence 8 to 3 this afternoon. Danzig starred at bat, Boyle was hit by a ball, and Lowell posted a .605 batting mark. Scorers list Venerable Uniac Danzig Howard Finn Blanchard Catterson Bean Duggan with key hits including a two-base by Venerable and a three-base by Duegv an.
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Fall River Edge New Bedford 4 3 in New England clash
Fall River rallied with four runs in the last three innings to beat New Bedford 4 to 3. Crum of New Bedford was escorted from the field in the eighth after disputing calls. Griffiths left with a finger injury in the third.
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Worcester Edges Haverhill 2 1 in Ten Inning Baseball
Worcester scores in the 10th on a single sacrifice and error to beat Haverhill 2 to 1. Bradley Russell and Duff drove runs. Merrill and Duff had three bases. Merrill notches a sacrifice. Shaw steals. Lessard allows 1 run in ten innings with 8 strikeouts.
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Pittsburg Fade Birds 5 3 in Memorial Day Tilt
In a listless game Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 5 to 3. Leifield and Frock shared pitching duties while Seifield exited in the seventh after a triple, and Pittsburg will not play tomorrow to honor the memory of the late George B. Dovey owner of the Boston team.
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Williams College names Templeton baseball captain for next year
Williams College in Williamstown announces Stuart John Templeton of Chicago was elected captain for the next season after today’s final game. Templeton pitched most of the games this year for the team.
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Boston Man Rhodes Wins First Wimbledon Match
D F Rhodes of Boston defeated R B Gurney in straight sets 9 7 6 4 in the opening round of the English lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon. Rhodes is the sole American entrant in the event.
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