Tenney Dominates With Five Hits In Exhibition Victory
Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Pfeffer from Boston drives a home run into the left field bleachers. Fred Tenney shines with five hits, seven total bases, nine putouts and two assists. He stars as the veteran shows the Cubs how to play, while Goode, Magee, and Paskert contribute for the Phillies.
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Fine Manhattans Drive Hotel and Cafe Patronage
Readers urged to visit hotels and cafes serving Miller's Gamecock Rye as the key to dining quality. The ad claims excellent whiskey equates to superior food and service, praising the cocktail's zest and urging purchase through dealers or mail order.
Nationals at home as Giants visit for four game set
The Nationals welcome the visiting Giants for a four game series at American League Park while the Red Sox begin a long east west campaign and Tenney’s reconstructed team prepares to host each league opponent.
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Phillies Rally Fails to Crown Victory in Tight Tilt
In the fifth inning Beebe drove a ball over Goode for three bases and scored on Knabe's single to right. A Phillies rally yielded one run as Pfeffer tightened up. Walsh doubled for Beebe, Welchence sacrificed Walsh to third, and Knabe drove in a run on a sacrifice fly to Goode. The score:
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Giants Win Seventh Straight Shutout Over Brooklyn 3–0
New York defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0 to extend its win streak to seven straight. Raymond had early trouble but stabilized with sharp fielding as the Giants locked down the game.
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Suggs Handed Cubs Game On A Platter
Chicago May 3 Pitcher Suggs generosity in free passes, coupled with an error and opportune hitting, gave Chicago the first game of the Cincinnati series today, 6 to 2.
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English High Triumphs Over St. Mark's in Tough Win
English High beat St. Mark's 4 to 3 at Southboro as Brennan pitched a five hit game with 17 strikeouts. Comiskey Norton Goodman Callahan Brooks Ervin and Brennan led the offense while key plays included a home run by Goodman and two-base hits by Goodman and Norton.
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Medford Pitcher Strikes Out 20 in 12-Inning Loss
Davidson of Medford High struck out 20, but Winchester High edged the game 3 to 2 in 12 innings. The line shows Winchester 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 and Medford 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 with 5 errors and 6 hits for Medford. Batteries Hobbs and Marchant for Winchester, Davia for Medford.
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Pirates win by heavy batting in Pittsburg
St Louis was beaten today by Pittsburg 8 to 4. Harmon was wild. Pittsburg never in distress.
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Waltham High Defeats Salem High At Bertram Field
Waltham High defeated Salem High 16 to 2 at Bertram Field this afternoon. The game was called in the seventh inning due to approaching train time. Batteries Fagan and Filson for Waltham. Foss Dalton and Ritchie for Salem.
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Revere High Upsets Winthrop in Close Rivalry Game
Revere High defeated Winthrop High yesterday on Winthrop’s home court in a tight contest. The final score shows Revere 103 101 106 144 and Winthrop 040 260 002 0. Batteries included Clisbee Baker Rouillard for Revere and O Donnell Fielding for Winthrop.
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Reading High Defeats Malden High On Afternoon Field
Reading High defeated Malden High 14 to 4 on Malden field. Queen allowed 14 hits while Fairbanks Stratton and Murphy pitched for Reading. Malden's offense managed limited scoring with scattered hits in the late innings.
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Baseball Scores From Nearby High Schools
Results list multiple games with Chelseas and Miltons high schools scoring. Yynn Burdett and Quincey Pet are noted players or teams, while Amherst Aggies defeated Springfield 10 to 2. Other matchups include Chelsea High 6 and Yynn Burdett 5, and Milton High 7 Normal Art 2.
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Yale Defeats Holy Cross in Farce Baseball Game
Yale beat Holy Cross 11 to 7 in New Haven as an experimental umpire disrupted play with disputed calls in breezy conditions. The game featured erratic decisions, a high error rate, and an enthusiastic crowd of about 2000 attending the rubber contest.
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Groton Beats Volkmann 6 2 In Cold Windy Game
Groton School defeats Volkmann 6 to 2 in Groton Massachusetts. Poor weather with strong winds affected play as both pitchers allowed four hits. Notable plays include two base hits by Frothingham and a three base hit by Doten.
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Houck Triumphs Over Lewis In 20 Round Fight
Paris May 3 Leo Houck of Lancaster Penn the middleweight fought 20 rounds to beat Harry Lewis the American welterweight and England's welterweight champion on points in a keen billed bout.
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Brown Beats Lafayette in 9-0 Victory at Andrews Field
Providence May 3 Brown opened on Andrews field and defeated Lafayette 9 to 0 in a game marked by heavy hitting and multiple stolen bases.
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Bowdoin Defeats Tufts In Close Medford Baseball Game
Bowdoin defeated Tufts 5 to 3 in Medford yesterday in a tight contest. The cold conditions led to numerous errors that shaped much of the scoring and the outcome.
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Warren Brown Sets World Record in Duck Pin Bowling
Warren Brown of Beatty Boylston Boston equalled the world record for a single string with 163. The Beatty Boylston team totaled 1602 across three strings at the National Duck Pin and Candle Pin Bowling Congress in Lowell on May 3. Colonial Club of Dorchester posted fair totals without recording marks.
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Giants Win Long Polo Grounds Lease Plans Stadium
New York May 2 President John T. Bush of the New York Nationals announced a 45 year lease of the Polo Grounds. He said plans for a stadium are under formulation and a joint use by the National and American leagues is possible.
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Deacon Jim Quits Naps
James T. McGuire resigns as manager of the Cleveland American League club citing disappointment with this season and a wish to allow new management to seek better results. George Stovall will lead the team until a new manager is chosen while McGuire stays on as a scout.
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Exeter Loses to Cushing Academy In 6 3 Battle
Cushing Academy defeated Exeter 6 to 3 with one run in the third and five in the fifth inning. Meade Batteal started for Taylor in the fifth. notable plays include Smith, Messenger, Fill and Gilinder on the Exeter side and Bingham, May on stolen bases. Pitchers Ingalls Parker and Taylor worked for their teams with several errors and plays recorded. Time about 1 40. Umpire W E Quinlan.
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Andover Beats Bates in Ten Innings
Andover Power Academy defeated Bates College 1 to 0 in ten innings on a wind swept chilly field. Ward pitched seven innings with 10 strikeouts and one hit, Sawyer opened with three innings of work with three strikeouts and three walks.
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