Nationals Escape Shoutout in Ragged Boston-Centered Card
Baseball wrap reports Boston ragged in a 10 to 1 loss to New York at the South End while Brooklyn edged the Quakers 5 to 4. Chicago with Ryan beat Pittsburgh, St. Louis topped Cincinnati, and Washington won third straight behind Hoodoo's misfortune.
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Tenney's team routs giants in South End park farewell game
Giants crushes and Boston misplaysmarked by early scoring as Devlin and Browne drive runs. Maroney pitched well despite poor support while Dahlen homered. In Pittsburg Chicago wins 7 2. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 5 4 with Magee homer and key hits. Phillies outhit despite late rally.
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Great Bankrupt Sale At 975 Washington Street
Immense stock from Wolf Green Co. sale offering 10 oyster gray suits at 4.97 and 425 suits at 7.97 with wide discounts on pants and trousers. Store touts high grade fabrics, 30 to 52 waist, and mail orders. open evenings and Saturdays, downtown location.
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St Louis Beats Cincinnati in Second Game
St Louis drove Harper from the mound in the second inning to win the second game from Cincinnati.
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Winthrop High Defeats BU Sophomores 13-4 in Opener
Winthrop High School topped the Boston University sophomores 13 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Groves faced difficulty against Winthrop while Shorley pitched effectively for the victors. Shorley struck out eleven as Winthrop secured the win behind timely hitting from Kinney Taillacq and Ryan.
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Harvard Freshmen Face Stone School In Afternoon Match
The Harvard freshman baseball team meets Stone School this afternoon on the freshman diamond at Soldiers Field.
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Boston Loses Again to Washington 4 to 2 on Huntington Ave
The Boston club falls to Washington 4 to 2 amid pressure for new strategies and pitching changes. Long Tom Hughes dominates for Washington while Boston struggles with batting and base running, prompting calls for Peterson to get a chance and for Collins to vary the attack.
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Detroit Triumphs Over St Louis 2 1 in Ninth Inning Finish
Detroit won 2 1 against St Louis after a tight game. OLeary and McIntyre miscues moved OBrien to third and Niles to second with one run needed in the ninth before Nordyke batted and Donahue struck him out to end the game.
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Local Americans Beat Philadelphia Champions 6 to 2
The Americans defeated the Philadelphia champions 6 to 2 in New York as the visitors called in players for relief and the game shaped up as a decisive early season win.
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Yale Edges Exeter In Stolen-Base Contest
Yale defeated Exeter 4 to 0 in Exeter New Hampshire as Exeter errant baserunning cost runs. Struble pitched well for Exeter. Drisko faltered early and Pratt relieved for Yale. Williams made a key eighth inning catch to deny Cooney a hit, and Vaughan stole twice for Yale.
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Baseball Box Score Snapshot
Pitcher White faced 5 batters with 1 hit and 1 run allowed. Abbott records 1 hit and 1 run. Rafter makes a passed ball. Umpire Sullivan, time 1 hour 58 minutes.
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Manchester Defeated by Worcester 7-1 in Conference Tilt
Manchester fell to Worcester 7 to 1 this afternoon in a decisive game. Worcester dominated with early scoring and held the lead throughout, as Manchester struggled to mount a comeback.
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Fall River Triumphs After Seven-Run Seventh Inning Rally
Five straight hits in the seventh gave Fall River a 6 to 2 win over Lawrence. Weddige was twice fined five dollars for objections to the umpire and was ejected in the sixth inning. Kiernan Drew Sullivan and CG Lee led Fall River with key hits as Lawrence failed to mount a late charge.
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Everett Opens Season with 12 3 Win Over Milton
Everett High opens its Eastern Massachusetts league season by defeating Milton High 12 to 3. Key players include Allen on the mound for Everett and Craft on Milton, with multiple runs scored by Mitchell Lansing Bratt and Herman. Attendance reported at 200 with Farrell as umpire.
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Local Race Pairings Ambiguity For New London Area
The text lists matchups with city pairs and scores, including New London and Waterbury, Norwich and Hartford, Holyoke and Bridgeport, and Springfield and New Haven, showing side by side results with tied or uneven scores.
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World of Sport Outlook Mixed For Boston Pennant Hopes
The World of Sport column notes Boston pennant prospects look poor with only a few wins likely. It discusses amateur versus professional status, Nova Scotia and Canada sport rules, and implications for US athletes under the A A U. It mentions Ned Hanlon, Tom McCarey, and St Louis manager McAleer in various contexts.
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