Red Sox Meet Old Teammate Bob Unglaub Today
Boston Americans face two home games before a long trip as they host former teammate Bob Unglaub and the Washington Senators. Cantillon’s staff eyes revenge after a prior Boston beatdown, with Charley Check likely to win his fourth straight, and streetwise play at Huntington Avenue drawing fans. The Doves and Giants visit next for a high profile midweek matchup.
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Joss Shuts Out Browns In 1-0 Victory
May 2 in St. Louis Addie Joss of Cleveland defeated the Browns 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel allowed only four hits. St. Louis managed a lone tally after two singles and an infield out.
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Tigers edge Chicago 6-5 in snowy game
Detroit nips Chicago 6 to 5 as snow flurries hinder play. Cobb made a sensational first inning catch saving a three base hit in front of a fair sized crowd.
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Kleinow Likely Out After Umpire Eagan Dispute
Roddy Kleinow may miss several games after a dispute with umpire Eagan. The incident has been referred to Ban Johnson, and Kleinow will ride the bench until a decision is made by the president.
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Harvard and Dartmouth to clash in Stadium Meet
Harvard and Dartmouth prepare for a decisive dual track meet at the Stadium next Saturday. Harvard seeks revenge after a 68 49 victory last year, with strong showings expected from Blumer Kelley Merrihew De Selding and Jaques. Dartmouth counters with stars like Shaw Walker Rand Barstow Noyes and Little, aiming to challenge in sprints middle distances hurdles and field events.
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New York Giants Tie With Albany in Exhibition
The New York National League team fought Albany State League to a 1 to 1 tie in 11 innings in Albany New York. The game was called in the New York half of the 11th to allow the club to catch a train.
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Baseball Notes from a Snowbound Openers Roundup
Despite a heavy snow storm Denver and Omaha went 14 innings in the opening game. Denver won 4 to 3. Charley Hickman stole a base in the Columbus Toledo game last week. Hogg of Louisville is pitching well this season and may return before the championship. Lajoie expects Terry Turner back by next Tuesday. Osborn of the Phillies is troubling the Giants. Phillies, Reds, and Tigers hold best five game winning streaks. Elberfeld anchors the New York American infield. Browns fan White Sox with eight hits in three games have no runs. Abstein step into first base for Pirates as sixth first sacker in as many years. Several stars with long absences include Chase, Elberfeld, Doyle, Turner and Schulte.
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Pirates Take Two From Chicago in Doubleheader
Pittsburg won both games from Chicago as early two runs came on passes and hits. Chicago tied in the first but could not hit Camnitz. Leifield shut Chicago down in the first game. In the second, Reulbach issued two passes and a hit batsman as six steals led to five runs with Wagner stealing second, third and home.
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Reds Split With St. Louis in Doubleheader
Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 to 4 in the opener while the visitors won 13 to 4 in the nightcap as heavy hitting and miscues marked the games. Bresnahan was removed from the coaching line for disputing. Griffith used all available pitchers except Fromme. the second game ended after seven innings.
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Transformation underway as Readville hosts horse notes
Lexington reports May Earl 2 10 1 4 is to get another season chance. Margaret O 2 05 1 4 campaigned by Bob Davis again. Emboy 2 08 1 4 heads for May Cleveland sale. Marrave 8 2 15 1 2 sent to Dick McMahan for M and M trot Detroit. Princess Lula 3 2 10 38 4, owned by John M Compton, beloved pacer, joins King 5000 stake at Columbus.
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American Association Scores and Matches Report
Milwaukee edged St. Paul 4 0 while Columbus won 9 8 against Toledo and Louisville defeated Indianapolis 19 9. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 6 1 in listed results across the association.
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Boston Teams Batting Strong
Boston baseball teams show strong batting gains in the past week with Red Sox and Highlanders thriving against New York foes. Doves also perform well, led by Dahlen and Beaumont, while individual stars Speaker Carrigan Wagner and Sweeney post notable gains in averages and fielding.
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Morningstar to play Cutler in Boston billiard series
Champion Ora Morningstar travels to Boston this week to face star Al Cutler in a pool and billiards series at Miah Murray's White Bear parlors located at 665 Washington Street. The matches start tomorrow evening and continue afternoons and evenings throughout the week promising sensational cushion work.
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Tennessee Taxing Its Boxing Clubs Sparks Shutdown
Nashville May 2 The legislature at a late session voted to tax all unchartered boxing clubs. The move threatens the many independent clubs that have proliferated since the law allowed limited round bouts.
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Harvard Class Games to Decide Interclass Track Meet
Harvard's annual interclass track games will be held at the Stadium today at 4 o'clock after Friday's postponement. Juniors are favored in a lively contest expected to shape the varsity team for the Dartmouth and Yale meets. Fast races, including a 22 yard dash for a cap donated by L P Dodge, are on the program.
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Doubt Over Har old Danzig Waivers and Providence Move
Reports question waivers for Har old Danzig and note returns are slow. No basis for rumor that the big fellow will go to Providence.
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