Red Sox Triumph in Final Game of Series
Boston's Hugh Bedient and Charley Hall shut down the Athletics in the last game of the series. Bradley and Gardner supplied early runs, Krause was pulled for Danforth, and Bedient held the champions to minimal hits as Boston recovered from the previous defeat. Speaker Lewis and the defense backed Bedient with stellar outfield plays and timely batting support.
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Boston Victory Leaves No Rally Needed
The report notes Boston dominated from the start, with no uphill comeback required. It mentions Krause’s second encounter with the Boston team this season and hints at Manager Mack reevaluating strategy and prospects.
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Worcester Hands Brockton 9-0 in New England Game
Worcester dominates Brockton 9 to 0 as Van Dyke shuts down the visitors. Jacobs collects four hits in four at bats, with Ber Flaherty and teammates contributing key runs and hits in a one sided early season win.
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New Bedford Defeats Ruffrange In Ninth Inning
Bated for Rufrange in ninth. New Bedford defeats Ruffrange 7 to 0. Wallace, Logan, Morris, Spires, Sweatt collect two base hits. Waller sacrifices. Wallace and Cargo steal bases. Raineault allows seven hits in 4 2 3 innings with Griffith and Wallace also pitching. Umpire Stafford. Time two hours.
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Lowell Defeats Haverhill 18 to 3 in Afternoon Game
Lowell advances with a big 18 to 3 victory over Haverhill. Nye, DeGroff, Magee lead offense with multiple hits and RBIs as Maybohm and Barry duel on the mound in a high-scoring affair at Lowell.
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Athletics vs Red Sox rout and late Boston rally
In a high scoring baseball game the Athletics built an early lead behind Krause as Yerkes Bradley Gardner and Danforth contributed. Boston fought back with Bedient and a late two run double by Gardner but fell short with Boston's final scoring ending in the seventh.
Baseball match pairings announced for six city series
National league lineups list games with teams Boston Washington New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Pittsburg scheduled across two days indicating a broader regional schedule.
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Fall River Matchups Highlighted By Lynn at New England Cities
Regional schedule notes list games with Lynn facing Fall River, Brockton meeting Haverhill, Worcester playing Lowell, and Lawrence opposing New Bedford in a series of local clashes.
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Naps Win Last Of Series From Browns
Cleveland won the final game of the series against St. Louis 8 to 5. E Brown pitched until the fifth, replaced by C Brown as St. Louis rallied with three runs in the eighth. Hallinan was injured in the sixth and carried from the field with Wallace substituting.
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Tigers Edge White Sox in 10th Inning Thriller
Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in a 10 inning game. Cobb singled in the 10th with one out and scored after Crawford's hit and a misplay by Tannehill. Lord was benched in the sixth for kicking on a decision.
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Spectator Sport Talk Touches Track Boxing and Olympic Plans
The column surveys boxing rivalries and upcoming bouts including Lil Artha Johnson vs Jim Flynn around July 4, and note on Jack and the mill. It previews American track goals, Moakley Murphy duels, and California track entrants to Intercollegiate events. It mentions US athletes like De Mar Shrubb Longboat and Packey McFarland, plus Swedish hopes led by Kolehmainen and Ljungstrom in prep for the Olympics.
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Reno
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Lynn YMCA 10 mile race entries due May 29
Notices request race entries to H H Buxton at the Lynn Y M C A by May 29. Five silver cups prize winners and a special time prize. Also seeks Brockton Cricket Club address. Includes queries on Boston schoolboy games at Wood Island Park and baseball scoring questions.
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Carrigan Shines Behind The Bat In Strong Catching Display
Bill Carrigan delivered a fine catching exhibition yesterday afternoon guiding Hugh Bedient with expert coaching. He stifled Athletics batters by smart headwork, cut off hit and run plays, and nailed a fast base runner at second. His strong showing confirms last week’s form came from an injured hand, not retreat.
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Bill Carrigan
Hugh Bedient
Braves Start Time Change for Weekend Games
Beginning today the game at the South Find grounds will start at 3 16 p m The Saturday games will start at 3 0 p m Adjustments affect schedule for fans and local officials.
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