Red Sox Rally Past Johnson in Boston Victory
Charley Check stars for the Red Sox in a 9 inning win over Walter Johnson and the Senators. Tris Speaker homered and Dan McConnell, Wagner and Lord spark Boston with key hits and standout defense.
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Bite PO. A. E
McConnell
Lord
Speaker
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Sheer
Stahl
Seer
Niles
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Weshep
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Washington
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McBride
Delehanty
Clymer
Conroy
Milan
Blankenship
Johnson
D Jones
Gray
P. Nee
Freeman
Moteie
Fess
Cardinals Win From Cincinnati
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 as Higginbotham pitched well for the home team. Waivers were requested on Higginbotham before the game. Fromme relieved in the eighth. Two-base hits by Mitchell Egan Phelps Konetchy. Moriarity sacrificed. Stolen base by Lobert. Bases on balls issued to Higginbotham Karger Fromme. Time one hour and Sam. Umpires Klem and Kane.
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Washington
Ganley
Speaker
Wagner
Carrigan
Johnson
Chechb
Gray
Milan
Unglaub
Stahl
Connolly
Egan
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Fromme
Shee
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Autrey
Lobert
Karger
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Oakes
Paskert
McLean
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Matchups set for four city showdowns
Washington faces Boston, Philadelphia meets New York, Chicago confronts Cleveland, and Detroit plays St Louis in push for early season standings.
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Boston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Edad
White Holds Tigers to Six Hits and No Runs
Chicago defeated Detroit 4 to 0 in a well played game as White pitched superbly holding the Tigers to six hits and no runs. Hahn made a sensational one handed catch of O Leary's foul in the ninth inning.
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Tigers
Chicago
Detroit
O'Leary
Hahn
Five Exeter Meet Events Conclude Spring Interclass
Phillips Exeter Academy held five more events in its spring interclass meet in Exeter New Hampshire on May 3 Scheel won the 220 yard hurdles Crandall was second Guthrie captured the shot put Pearson second in the event Faulkner Shield and Guthrie tied for first in the high jump Pearson won the broad jump Radford was second The academy team faces Harvard freshman on Saturday on Exeter's new field amid worries over scholarship limits reducing entries.
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Radford
Academy
Harvard
Exeter
New Hampshire
Penn Triumphs Over North Carolina In Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania defeated North Carolina in Philadelphia with errorless play. Final score shows Penn 14 to NC 2 after a strong late rally. Batteries Down, Moore, Collier, Schultz, and Cozzens contributed on the mound.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University of North Carolina
R.H.E. Pennsylvania
Ll. North Carolina
Moore
Weekhs Schedule Of School Games Read Across Several Towns
List of today tomorrow and Friday high school games across Massachusetts and surrounding states. Matches include Rindge M T S against St Johns Prep Danvers and Boston Latin versus West Roxbury High at Locust Grounds with numerous pairings across Winchester Arlington Somerville Malden Newtonville and New Haven among others.
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Rindge M. T. S
St. John's Preparatory
Danvers
Volkmann
Brown & Nichols
Allston
Arlington High
Winchester High
Winchester
Everett High
Quincy High
Quinney
Revere High
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
Waltham High
Concord School
Waltham
Somerville High
Brockton High
Somerville
Harvard
Milton Academy
Cambridge
Exeter
New Hampshire College
English High
Newton High
Newtonville
Boston Latin
West Roxbury High
Locust Street Grounds
Dorchester High
Brookline High
Dorchester
Melrose High
Malden High
Normal Arts School
Malden
Chelsea High
Dedham High
Chelsea
Medford High
Noble & Greenough
Stone’s School
Tech
Rock Ridge Hall
Wellesley
Techsophs
Dean Academy
Franklin
Wellesley High
Allen School
Milton High
Norwood High
Milton
Middlesex School
Concord High
Concord
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
St. John’s Preparatory
Groton
DeMeritte School
Lexington High
West Newton
Gloucester High
Gloucester
Norwood
Boston College Sophs
Abington
Tufts
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
Dartmouth Holy Cross Set for Key Early Season Match
Hanover May 3 The postponement of the Holy Cross Dartmouth game shifts the Tuesday contest between these teams to a major early test. It will be Dartmouths first real battle of the season with a chance to gauge the Green strength against the Crusaders in Hanover.
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Hanover
N. H
Holy Cross
Road and Yard brakemen beat Passenger Train men 10 to Y
A baseball game at C street ball grounds ended with the Road and Yard brakemen defeating the Passenger Train men by ten to a variable score.
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C Street
Nations run pawnshops and family trades in Europe
The piece notes that France and Italy sustain state pawns, and that most Japanese sons follow their father's craft. It also claims Berlin has more street trees than any other city globally.
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Berlin
Love Cup for Chase as Yankees Top Philadelphia 9-6
Hal Chase receives a silver loving cup from teammates upon return from illness as the New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 6. The game featured slow play, shaky pitching by Schilitzer and Dygert, and strong NY offense led by Chase who had one hit and scored three runs.
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Hal” Chase
South
Philadelphia
Schilitzer
Dygert
Krauz
Covaleskie Still a Hoodoo to the Giants
Covaleskie baffled New York as Philadelphia beat the Giants 5 to 1 in Philadelphia. Tenney doubled for a two base hit. Ames allowed six hits in seven innings while Crandall gave up one in the eighth. Philadelphia made two errors by New York and two by Philadelphia, with a 4 4 base on balls count split between the teams. Covaleskie pitched effectively for the win, while Ames was charged with the defeat.
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Street
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Johnson
Check
Ganley
Dygert
Livingstone
Uscle Se Hsewes
Philadelphia Achiele
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Kleinow
Hartsel
Lake
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Ward
Ikleinow
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New York
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Tenney
Crandall
Roabe
Doolin
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Titus
Grant
Bransfeld
Devlin
Bills
Ermors
Covaleskie
Kw Aites
Wild Pitehes
Truby and Rigier
Brooklyn
Ritchey
Sebring
Kustus
Jordan
Dahlen
Lennox
Pirates Take Fourth Straight From Cubs
The Pittsburgs won their fourth straight against Chicago on gifts steals sacrifices and clean hitting. Wagner stood out with batting and base running as the game stayed quick with two-base hits from Wagner Clarke Hoffman J Miller and multiple stolen bases. Coakley Fraser Pfeister and Willis pitched for the pitchers with Chicago leaving seven men on base and Pittsburg fifteen. Time-1 hour 52 minutes. Umpires O Day and Emslie.
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Pittsburgs
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Fraser
Pfeister
Pitcsu
Clarke
Hoffman
J. Miller
Orft Coakley
Barbeau
Abstein
Chance
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Coakley
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O’day
Emslie
Teach
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Wilson
Gibson
Etna
Schulte
Sheckard
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Archer
Tee
Red Sox eye second place with final month sendoff
Baseball notes say another win could lock in a second place. Harry Walter sprained his ankle yesterday and will not travel. Thoney Joe Wood and others are also out. Bob Ganley and Dave Pickett root on as Bowerman’s Doves face a hot reception in Lowell.
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Red Sox
Harry Walter
Thoney
Joe Wood
Bowerman
Joe Cantillon
Lowell
Beck's Single Won the Game in Ninth Inning
Boston wins at Brooklyn 6 5 after Beck hits a bases loaded single in the ninth. Bowerman’s earlier miscue and a Brooklyn comeback highlight a tense game as Boston battles to overtake a 6-1 Brooklyn lead, with Beck and Bates delivering key runs and Becktown edging the Dodgers.
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Mattern
Hummel
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Becker
Pastorius
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Donner
Boston
Abba PO
Ritchey
Dahlen
Sweeney
Tuckey
Brooks
Lj Thimmel
Aiperman
Sebring
Eustas
Jordan Ib
Lennox
Marshall
McIntyre
Ppescelus
Dresiens
Lynn High Beats Swampscott 14 6 At Meadow Park
Lynn High School defeated Swampscott High 14 to 6 at Meadow Park this afternoon. Nichols starred with a power display in a slugging performance for Lynn. Final line shows Lynn Classical 14 Swampscott 6 with errors and battery details listed.
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RUE Lynn Classical
Swampscott
Jcotian
Donovan and Rafferty
Munsey and Barnes
Catchers' Mitts All Splendid Values Sale
A local sporting goods sale highlights affordable catchers mitts with strong discounts. Dealers emphasize quality and value, inviting players of every level to upgrade gear at reduced prices.
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Paul H. Shannon
Walter Johnson
Cantillon
Charley Check
Capitol City
Mr. Johnson
Ambie McConnell
Frank Arellanes
Reds
Bob Unglaub
Dolly Gray
McConnell-Lord
Tris Speaker
Harry Niles
Chech
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Brown
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Vermont Academy
Veilkmann
Stone
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Revere
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Dartmouth
Highlander Star
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Fletcher
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Creer
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CUBS
Dave Pickett
Bob Ganley
Bob
Doves
Frank Bowerman
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East River
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McIntire
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Brooklyn Rooters
Tlennox
Key
Dorner
MelIntyre
Hummell
Ee Anil Hummell
MeIntyre
Tornet
Cusack
John Stone
H. Newman
Boston’s Popular Priced Tailors
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Thompson
Lynn High
Salem
Eee Danvers
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Bright
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