Athletics Three Straight Over Red Sox Doves Triumph 6-2
Boston’s Dan McGann stars at first with a flawless fielding display and two hits while Gus Corner drives in the decisive runs. Pastorius is tagged by Donovan’s squad as the Dodgers fall 6 to 2 with Lumley homering and Bates contributing key hits in an otherwise quiet game.
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Mr. Pastorius
Brooklyn
Kelley
Pastorius
Dodgers
Patsey Donovan
Dan McGann
McGraw
Johnnie
Gus Corner
Brock
Gus
Donovan
Lumley
McGann
Bates
Boston
Hannifan
Hummel
Ritchey
Dahlen
Bowerman
Dorner
Beaumont
Doves
Jordan
Sweeney
Mahoney
Columbus Avenue
Sheehan
R. H
Psi
Ebay
Sea
Eee
Chiladel Phta
Beaum
Chicago
Eeesee Enrte
Pittsburg
New York
Osten
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Borman
Maloney
Pastor
Burch
Laporte Poised to Replace Unglaub at First Base
Boston Red Sox look to a new first baseman as Robert Unglaub struggles to meet expectations. Laporte emerges as the leading candidate, with McHale or Cravath possible alternatives, while Cravath and Stovall are unlikely targets. The move follows Weeks of speculation by the Post and team leadership.
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Laporte
Unglaub
Taylor
Red Sox
Boston Americans
Little Rock
McGuire
John S. Taylor
Robert Unglaub
Stovall
Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
McHale
Cravath
Robert
Frank Laporte
Angilaub
Athletics Beat Red Sox 3 2 at Columbia Park in Rainy Tilt
The Philadelphia Athletics took their third straight over Boston by a 3 to 2 margin at Columbia Park. Vickers pitched well for the A’s despite two costly errors behind him, while Jim McGuire’s Boston, aided by defensive miscues, couldn’t rally after a ninth inning push. Hartsel and Collins had key hits for Philadelphia with Oldring contributing a timely run.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Athletics
Boston
Columbia Park
Quakers
Vickers
Young
Jim McGuire
The
Thoney
Lord
McConnell
Oldring
McHale
Hartsel
Nichols
Collins
Davis
Murphy
Wagner
Carrigan
Moran
Texas
Gessler
Unglaub
Mets Overpower Phillies 12-2 as McGraw Makes Early Changes
New York Nationals led 12 to 0 by the sixth inning before manager McGraw pulled Mathesson and Breamahan. Beeower and Needham came in, and Philadelphia tallied twice in the ninth. The final score was 12 to 2.
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New York
Nationals
McGraw
Mathesson
Breamahan
Beeower
Needham
Philadelphia
Beantown Baselines and Red Sox Infield Shadow
Bits of Brooklyn baseball wrap up as Brooklyn Doves depart for a month Beaumont doubles as base running notes Sim Murch Ritter and crowd bid farewell Dan McGann greets with a double The Red Sox face a weak first base and likely infield shakeup Fading infield echoes may signal outfield changes as three hits from one batter highlight a rough day
Frisco Boxer Frankie Neil Faces Milwaukee Rival Tomorrow Night
The Frisco boy Frankie Neil is close to a win milestone as Wolgast of Milwaukee prepares a tough challenge tomorrow night. The piece notes cagey matchups with several featherweight contenders including Mike Cunningham of Lewiston and Jimmy Hanlon in Lewiston next Thursday.
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Frankie Neil
Mike
Freddie O’brien
Chelsea
Monk
Newsboy
Providence
Standard Athletic Club
Lymansville
R. I
Providence Club
O’brien
Dave Munroe
Harry Crawford
Norwood
M. Costello
Gardner
Lewis
Denver
Philadelphia
Frank Craig
Harlem
England
Prince of Wales
Craig
Tommy Ryan
Coney Island
Haverhill—Rouse O’brien
Arthur Cote
Mike Grady
Armory A. A
New England
Chicago YMCA Relay Race Sends Message to Mayors
Plan calls 10006 runners to cover the final 90 miles of a New York to Chicago relay starting July 15 Each runner will carry a message from Mayor McClellan to Mayor Busse as the route nears Chicago and the Chicago YMCA organizes the event.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Young Men's Christian Association
McClellan
Busse
Noted Turfman James S Stoll Dies in Ohio Retreat
Lexington Kentucky May 4 A private telegram reports the death of James S Stoll 53 a noted distiller and turfman owner of the Meadows one of Kentucky’s great horse establishments He died at an Oxford Ohio private sanitarium.
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Lexington
James S. Stoll
Kentucky
Mr. Stoll
Oxford, O
Gore Recaptures English Tennis Title at Queen's Club
London May 4 A W Gore the English player recaptured the championship in the covered court tennis contest at the Queen s Club. He defeated the holder A F Wilding of New Zealand by three games to one.
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London
A. W. Gore
Queen’s Club
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Yale Squeezes Gut Victory Over Georgetown In New Haven
Yale edged Georgetown 4 to 2 in New Haven as Van Vleck spun a masterful 12 strikeout performance allowing three hits. Dines and Wheaton opened Yale’s scoring with a walk driven two runs by fumbles, Wylie added a late run with a double and Fels' single. Georgetown generated runs in the third and sixth but could not overcome Yale’s pitching and defense.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Georgetown
van Vleck
Fanning
Wheaton
Dines
Smith
Fels
Wylie
A.E. Philbin
Mess
Osig Clifford
Courtney
Williams
McDon’d
Seblafly
Wuroby
Bimon
Sweeney
Mayock
H.smith
Wulip
van Vieck
Eae
Boa Sk Ba
Teda
Areca
Simon
Duffy
Clifford
Murphy
Wyle
Cantwell
Wrythe
MacDonald
Mr. Merritt
Woonsocket Team Leaves Town In Atlantic League
Woonsocket Rhode Island team pulled out of a scheduled game with Portland due to lack of support and may transfer. Atlantic League President Hugh McBreen said Woonsocket players would be withdrawn pending a decision and that the team could begin next Wednesday playing out-of-town games under the Woonsocket name.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Portland
Hugh McBreen
Atlantic League
Boston
Boston Grays Seek Games With Strong State Teams
The Boston Grays re organized for the season and expect to meet top clubs. The roster includes Griss Burke Gardella Sharkey Massa Doyle and Foote with Al Delmont managing. He aims to arrange games with Ipswich Leominster Fitchburg Armory A A Beverly Rockport Re vere A A and Gloucester. contact 5 Charter Street.
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Boston Grays
Griss
Burke
Gardella
Sharkey
Massa
Doyle
Foote
al Delmont
Ipswich
Leominster
Fitchburg
Armory
A. A
Beverly
Rockport
Revere
Gloucester
Albert Delmont
Charter Street
City
Brockton Knocks Out Fall River 7 0 in May 4 Baseball
Brockton bunched hits off Wormwood in the first and fifth innings to win 7 to 0 at Fall River. Hickman and Bannon sparked the offense with key hits, while McGovern and Sylvester contributed on offense and defense. Wormwood lasted four and two thirds innings, Coffey finished the game, and Brockton held Fall River to five on-base chances.
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New England
Fall River
Brockton
Wormwood
Po.a.e
A.E. Hickman
Templin
Bannon
C.f
jMes’ng’r
Catran
Austr Rei
Don'y
Solbran
McK 'R
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McGow
O/Gonnor
Mitchell, Ss
Oj Sylv
St'r
Ofinoner
Cutting
Worm
Coffey
Psco
Hickman
Caterson
Donovan
MehKernan
McGovern
McKernan
Sylvester
MekKernan
Catterson
New Bedford Defeats Worcester 4 3 In Tight Ninth
New Bedford edges Worcester 4 to 3 after a two out winning rally. Mapped box shows runs by Moorehead Yamoreaux Barcliff La belle Russell Blackburn Peartree for Worcester and solid hitting by Harrison Peartree Owens Reynolds. Umpire Connolly called game after 1 hour 52 minutes.
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Worcester
Aerk
Moorehead
Yamoreaux
Barcliff
Labelle
Russell
Blackburn
Peartree
Harrison
Owens
Reynolds
Milley
Burkett
Lamoreaux
Adler
New England
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Barrows E.f
Burkett, C.f
Lanvrux
Bradley
Lord
Dork
Deynolds Rt
P — Oy Wallace
Ae Ewe
Einige Tee
Detroit Edges St Louis 1–0 in Rain Shortened Game
Detroit defeated St. Louis 1 to 0 in a rain shortened six inning game. The contest ended early due to rain with Detroit taking the win.
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Detroit
ST. Louis
Haverhill Cubs Split Hectic Road Game
Haverhill 4 Lowell 7 as Hamilton and Perkins homer highlight the affair. Dam and Silcox worked relief, with Warner starting for Lowell and Girard handling pitching duties for Haverhill. Key plays included a Boardman stolen base and a Boardman to Barton to Collins double play.
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Haverhill
Lowell Atoft
Detroit Haverhill Lowels
McIntyre
Fevsees
Rhody
Schaefer
Wolfe
Crawford
Hiniton c
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Duggan
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McLane
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Warner
Dam
ST. Louis
Silcox
Hoffman
Cc Jones
Williams
Seeee
Wallace Seeee
Ferris
Mee Jones
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Waddell
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Detroit
C Jones
Cobb
Sam
Mers
Eowe
Billet
Barton
Hamilton
Boardman
Uniac
Collins
Duff
Cotter
Shannon
Anzae
Lowell
Girard
Early closing class entries at Buffalo and Poughkeepsie
Entries for the early closing classes at Buffalo and Poughkeepsie close Saturday May 9.
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Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Smith Hit Hard by New York and Washington Today
Smith faced a strong challenge from New York and Washington forces on May 4, detailing a hard and timely hit that shaped the action. The report notes decisive moves and a pivotal moment affecting the game's flow.
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Washington
Smith
New York
Sullivan V Ketchell Ends in 45-Round Colma Bout
Jack Sullivan seeks revenge against Stan Ketchell in a Colma California arena. The middleweight clash, to the 45 round limit, could push Ketchell toward a title challenge as Sullivan aims to fatigue his rival with a stalling strategy. Billy Roche officiates.
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Jimmy Coffroth
Colma
Cal
Stanley Ketchell
Ketchell
Jack
Mike
Sullivans
K Hell
Joe Thomas
Sullivan
Jack Twin
Billy Roche
Harvard Second Team Rolls Over Somerville High
Harvard second team defeated Somerville 38 to 0 as Everts pitched and Billy Evarts caught for Harvard. The offensive onslaught overwhelmed Somerville, with Harvard’s strong battery and fielding guiding the win.
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Somerville High School
Harvard
Crimson
Everts
Billy Evarts
R.H.E. Flarvard
S. Oe
Everts and
Evarts
S. H
Nolen
Pike
Scrivens
Dahlen
Horse Gossip Draws Attention at Dorchester Driving Club
The article notes leaders like Dave McClarey acquiring major stables at 132nd Street and Seventh Avenue in New York. It discusses a high stakes bet in the American trotting handicap with Charley De Ryder shipping horses from California toward the Great Western circuit. It highlights the chestnut mare Alice Wilkes and lineage from Red Wilkes, plus a foal by Bingen. H Hoffman of Lyndonville sells Morgan stock to Spencer Otis of Barrington.
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Hopples
Dorchester
Dave McClarey
Speedway
One
Thirty-second Street
Seventh Avenue
New York
Charley de Ryder
California
North Dakota
Great Western
Alice Wilkes
Red Wilkes
J. R. Shedd
Charley Wilkes
Bingen
B&. H. Hoffman
Lyndonville
Hale
Green Mountain Morgan
Billy Root
Spencer Otis
Barrington
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