Braves Rally Past Nationals After Early Brooklyn Lead
Daubert's two hits drove in two runs as the Braves built a six run edge in the opening, with Kent faltering late and Rucker turning a double play to seal the win. Brooklyn errors fueled Boston's surge and the final line favored the Braves despite a late Boston push.
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McDonald
Disastrous Sixth Inning Dooms Dodgers in Boston Loss
In a rough game, Brooklyn pitchers Tyler and Moran faltered as Boston fielding miscues and timely hits piled up. Kent and Daubert sparked a late surge, Daubert driving in runs and Tyler collapsing as Boston erased a four run gap and surged ahead in the eighth with further hits and strategic plays.
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Devlin
Jackson
Tyler
Moran
Daubert
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Smith
Northen
Daly
Hummel
Boston
Tooley
Campbell
Phelps
Kling
Rariden
Donnelly
Pitchers Named For New York Brooklyn Game Today
Buster Brown appears to be Kling’s probable pitching choice this afternoon while Knetzer is set to start for Brooklyn. Knetzer earned several good innings against the Braves in Brooklyn last Tuesday.
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Kling
Knetzer
Brooklyn
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Brookline High Opens Outdoor Track Work
Brookline High School begins outdoor track work with over 50 candidates reporting to Coach Carrell at the school field. English High starts today at Charlesbank gym while Boston Latin has been out three days and will train every other day.
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Carrell
English High
Charlesbank
Boston Latin
Giants Beat Phillies 11 to 4 as Marquard Dominates
New York May 1 The Giants routed Philadelphia 11 to 4. Marquard was invincible while Seaton struggled and was hit hard. Doyle hit a homer, a double, and two singles in four plate appearances. After securing the lead in the fifth, McGraw rested many starters.
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Seaton
Doyle
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Chicago Wins Game 1 In Second Inning
Chicago defeats Pittsburg 7 to 2 in the second inning aided by two hits and two errors. Richie struggled early with four walks for Pittsburg, then settled. Adams offered poor support. Sheckard Zimmerman and Carey produced key hits as Chicago bats tied the series in National League action.
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Reds Rally in 13th to Edge Cardinals in Long Game
Cincinnati wins 6 to 5 over St. Louis in 13 innings after Laudermilk serves up a bases loaded walk and three singles. The three hour thirty minute game features 13 frames with 14 St. Louis men left aboard and 15 for Cincinnati.
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Boston Latin Is 3-1 Winner Over Dorchester High
Boston Latin defeated Ward 24 boys 3 to 1 at the Dunbar avenue grounds after a ninth inning error by Sullivan of Dorchester. Brennan and Benson pitched well for Boston Latin with two hits allowed apiece as the visitors took a late lead on McGinn Bowles and Miller runs. Attendance reached 3060 as McGinn, Bowles, and Brennan produced the decisive hits.
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Johnson
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Everett High Defeats Somerville 8 to 3 on Somerville Field
Somerville High fell to Everett High 8 to 3 yesterday afternoon as Everett capitalized on timely hitting. Whittaker pitched well but the offense failed to support him. two home runs by Bold and Luciano, each sending balls into the brook, highlighted the game.
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Berlin Murray
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Whittaker Campbell
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Evans
Milton Academy Defeats Stone's School 4 3 in Tight Win
Milton Academy captured its third straight win with a 4 3 victory over Stone's School at the Academy grounds in Milton. Pitcher Phil Wood and Childs worked well for the Orange and Blue, overcoming a fourth inning surge from Stone's School. Duke Clark doubled in a run and Eggie Felton delivered the decisive hit in the ninth.
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Orange and Blue
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Duke Clark
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Baseball Notes United New York Deals Three-Year and One-Year Contracts
President Lynch's official bulletin lists Doyle Fletcher and Myers signing three-year contracts with New York while Merkle Shafer and McCormick sign for one year. West reports excellent work by Umpire Brennan who proved a crack official last year and in the world's series.
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Myers
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Shafer
McCormick
Brennan
Southern League scoring recap from multiple games
In Atlanta Memphis split games with scores 7 4 and 1 0. Chattanooga beat Nashville 6 2. Mobile edged Montgomery 2 1. Birmingham defeated New Orleans 6 3.
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Yale Defeats Fordham 8-1 in New Haven Baseball Bout
Yale bats heavy in the eighth inning to rout Fordham 8 to 1 at New Haven. Riddell led the Elis with a three bagger and three runs batted in as Yale broke the game open after a scoreless start. Fordham’s infield miscues aided Yale’s sixth inning spree.
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Tufts Defeats Bowdoin With Strong Pitching And Hitting
Tufts beat Bowdoin 6 to 2 at Tufts Oval. Carter pitched superbly for Tufts fanning 8 and contributing two hits including a homer. Marzynski homered for Tufts as Lee, Jameson, Proctor and Schofield also drove runs. Bowdoin's Dodge took over midgame but could not stop the Tufts attack.
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Houck Crouse Rivalry Promises Lively 12 Round Clash
Leo Houck and Buck Crouse, seasoned sluggers, prepare for a 12 round decision bout in Boston. Past results show each has beaten and drawn with notable fighters, with a recent Philly draw tilting credibility toward both as the better man. The column also notes Bat Nelson’s lingering wealth, welter title chatter, and a Johnson Langford bout rumor.
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Morris Heights Prep defeats Worcester Academy 7 to 6 in 10 innings
In Worcester on May 1 Morris Heights Preparatory of Providence edged Worcester Academy 7 to 6 after ten innings. A late rally produced the decisive run as well placed hits in the final frames brought in the winning run. Batteries: Eayres and Brennan for Morris Heights with Keane and Carroll for Worcester.
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Brown Beats Vermont 5 to 2 on Andrews Field
Brown defeated Vermont 5 2 on Andrews Field in a home game. All runs came in the third inning as Winkler allowed nine hits while Conzelman took the loss after being hit six times. Brown committed three errors but held on for the win with Crowther Dike Loud and Snell contributing offensively. Attendance was about 1,000.
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Holy Cross Beats Tigers in Princeton Exhibition
Holy Cross defeated Princeton 6 to 4 as Dube pitched well for Holy Cross and the visitors took advantage of Princeton fielding miscues. Volk and Craig led Holy Cross with timely hits while Jones struggled for Princeton in his early work.
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NOTES OF THE BRAVES AND GANDIL TRADE BUZZ
The piece notes Bridwell’s need and Devlin’s limits infielding. Hub Perdue earns Gallatin praise while a prank reverses his telegram. Billy Jones’s garage Fire in Millinocket leaves him underinsured. Gandil trade rumors persist with Montreal seeking five players plus money. Gandil improves but needs a batting turnaround and is out with Manager Lush.
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