Athletics Win Game in Eleventh at Philadelphia
The Athletics edged Boston 5 to 4 in eleven innings at Columbia Park in Philadelphia. Connie Mack trusted Morgan and Schlitzer. Schreck Hartsel Nicholls and McConnell fueled the scoring as the game featured sharp fielding and clutch hitting despite a cold wind and sleighing weather.
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Doves Rally To Edge Dodgers In Gripping South End Finish
The Doves overcame a early Brooklyn lead to beat the Brooklyns 7 to 6 at the South End grounds. Ritchey Dahlen and Bowerman fueled the late surge as Dan McGann drove in the winning run with a center field hit. Cy Young started on the mound for Boston and Ferguson finished.
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Brooklyn at Boston and Other MLB Matchups
Major league schedule lists Brooklyn at Boston, St. Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia at New York for a day of games.
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New York Edges Washington 9–4 in Tight Baseball Tilt
New York defeated Washington 9 to 4 as timely hits and errors by Washington pitchers decided the game. Conroy Ball Stahl Shipke contributed key hits with Paced offense by New York while Washington struggled with three errors and late pitching changes.
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New Haven and Hartford Dominate Rival Cities in Scores
New Haven tops New Haven 9 to 1. Springfield beats Waterbury 8 to 5. Hartford defeats Holyoke 8 to 0. Bridgeport Meriden Bridgeport game postponed due to rain.
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New England League Opens With Eight Clubs Playing
The New England baseball league season opened with eight clubs in action. At Lynn 5 Lowell 2. Worcester 14 Fall River. New Bedford 6 Brockton 5 in 10 innings. Haverhill 6 Lawrence 3. Highlights included a gold-headed cane presented to Rep. Matthew McCann and Mayor James Logan throwing the first ball.
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Haverhill Beats Lawrence in New England League Opener
Haverhill won 38 to 6 over Lawrence in the opening New England league game. A notable moment featured Billet making a one handed catch.
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Brockton Beats New Bedford In 10-Inning Opener
In New Bedford Brockton won 6 to 5 after 10 innings to start the New England league season. Donivan saved the game twice for Brockton with long hits, and his two-base hit in the sixth scored the deciding run. The visitors jumped to an early lead and kept it throughout.
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Lynn Defeats Lowell to Open New England League Season
Lynn opened the New England League season by beating Lowell 5 to 2 as Abbott pitched well and costly Lowell errors helped. About one hundred legislators attended and presented a gold headed cane to Rep. McCann, Lynn club president, while Harris was ejected for protesting a call.
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Worcester Opens New England Season With 14 0 Win
Worcester defeats Fall River 14 to 0 in season opener as heavy hitting dominates and Fall River struggles with loose play.
Cobb and Mullin Lead Detroit Past Chicago in Pro Baseball
Cobb drove in all four Detroit runs with a double and a triple and drew an umpire protest after stretching a triple into a home run. Mullin pitched well for Detroit with solid support as Smith fanned for Chicago. Details include two base hits by Cobb, pauses after controversial plays, and key fielding notes.
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Bits of Baseball Fightin finishes charm fans at Kelley’s club
The column notes 3 PM game start with Doves strong on the field and Red Sox winning yesterday. McGann’s ninth inning hit drove in the winning run while McConnell is emerging. McGaaw had finger bone removed recently and Browne’s eye issue may force rest. Ritchey’s homer cleared the beer sign. Dahlen homered again this week.
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Eastern League Games Result Summary
At Baltimore Maryland Baltimore 2 Toronto 1. At Providence Rhode Island Buffalo 5 Providence 2. Newark Rochester game postponed. Montreal Jersey City game postponed.
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