Yesterday's Game in Detail KEY TO SCORE
Explains baseball scoring abbreviations from pitchers and fielders to base hits and outs. Defines digits for positions 1 through 9 and actions such as bh base hit sb stolen base sh sacrifice hit and K strikeout B base on balls fe fielder's choice E error pb passed ball hp hit by pitch er wild pitch wp run.
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New York
Keeler
Chase
Elberfeld
Engle
Ward
It Knight
Ni Blair
Stewie
Quinn
Philadelphia
Heilmuller
Actavesas
Nicholls
Collins
Murphy
Ib Somes
O Davis
Ou Baker
Strunk
Barr
O Thomas
Etter Evernse
Lapp
Teen Ewes
Schlitzer
Vickers
Pp Seers
Cree
Blair
Weeler
Lett
Baker
Thomas
Evans
Thurst
Mattern
Dahlen
Hummell
Beaumont
Beck
Sebring
Kustna
Stem
Sweeney
Riteher
Boston
Brooklyn
Lindaman
Scanlon
Johnstone and Cusack
Sports Matchups Listed for NBA Card
The schedule lists Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cleveland, and Detroit at St. Louis for the upcoming basketball card.
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Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
ST. Louis
Detroit
New York
Philadell
Philadelphia
Ameri
Red Sox Lose 1-0 as Tannehill Shuts Down Boston
Washington pitchers Jesse Tannehill and Cy Morgan duel in a 1-0 decision. Boston’s bats produce only three hits and no one reaches second base, while Washington’s defense and timely plays seal the win. The Sox depart for New York with injuries and roster changes lingering.
Highlanders Rout Athletics in Big 11-3 Victory
New York May 4 The Highlanders defeated Philadelphia 11 to 3. The home club sent 11 batters in the fourth and seventh innings to push across all their runs. Schlitzer exited in the fourth with the bases loaded after forcing in a run. Vickers followed and was hit hard while Quinn shut down the Athletics.
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New York
Philadelphia
Schlitzer
Vickers
Quinn
Cleveland Beats Chicago Easily Behind CY Young
Cleveland defeated Chicago 10 to 2 as Cy Young allowed few hits. Smith struggled with control and was hit hard with runners on base, while Chicago did not record a hit until the sixth inning. Hinchman and Tannehill doubled for Cleveland, Clarke added a three base hit, and Stovall contributed a sacrifice as Cleveland won in front of fielding from Parent and strong baserunning by Lajoie and Perring.
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Cy Morgan
Tannehill
Minstrel
Senators
Morgan
Clymer
Fanning
Milan
Wagner
Spencer
Senator
Street
Ganney
Washington
McBride
Ganley
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Smith
Young
Parent
Sullivan
Hinchman
Clarke
Stovall
Lajoie
Perring
Birmingham
Sheridan and
Kerin
Ali. Bil
Goode
R F . Ween
Bradley
Sewer Eees
Wees
Chirke
T . Oy
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Seeu
Eviews
Hahn
Ishell
Owens
Seer Wee
Brooklyn
Stein
Beck
Mattern
Lindaman
Boston
Bowerman
Scanlon
Alperman
Hummel
Sebring
Kustus
Jordan
Lennox
Dunn
Bateh
Beaumont
Bates
Becker
Browns Get to Summers in Sixth
St. Louis defeated Detroit as Summers allowed only one hit through six innings. In the seventh, six St. Louis hits produced four runs while Waddell walked six batters in the first two innings, enabling Detroit to score twice.
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Browns
America
ST. Louis
Detroit
Waddell
Brooklyn
Boston
Brooklyns
White
Bowerman
Volkmann Beats Brown & Nichols 4 to 2 at Volkmann Field
Volkmann overcame Brown & Nichols 4 to 2 at Volkmann Field. Kennard earned 14 strikeouts and Gordon Wales allowed four hits while poor support hampered Brown & Nichols. Key runs came in the first, fourth, eighth frames with Wales and Curtis contributing for Brown & Nichols and Perrins Mitch ell Wales and Conway among the hitters. Attendance 300.
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Volkmann
Brown & Nichols
Kennard
Wales
Curtis
A.F
OhCherry
Kimball
OjCurtis
BET
Conway
Mitchell
Hyde
Baldwin
Perrins
Wale
Hawkins
Hoey
Dartmouth Defeats Holy Cross 4 to 1 in New Hampshire
Dartmouth edging Holy Cross 4 1 as Mitchell shuts them until Carney’s triple and Mahoney’s single produce Holy Cross’s lone run. Norton and Schildmiller spark two third inning hits, four more singles give Dartmouth two more in third and fourth. Strong Dartmouth showing this season with key plays by Schildo miller Norton Conroy Carney and Mitchell.
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Wanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Mitchell
Carney
Mahoney
Norton
Schildmiller
Pola.e
VPO
Olberkin
Emerson
Tones
C. F
Ryan
Curney
Conroy
M'ney
Dbourne
Whaelen
R. F
Dowd
Partmonth J.i¢ Ce
BROS
Inca
Schudmiller
Hmerson
Larkin
Whalen
Ofe
Brady
Killourhy
Williston Academy Edges Yale Freshmen 10 9
Williston Academy defeated Yale freshmen 10 to 9 in New Haven. Williston won by pounding Brinsmade from the box as McCartney Brown and Doren teamed on the mound while Liinsmade Moore and Cathart worked for Yale.
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New Haven
Conn
Williston Academy
Yale
Williston
Brinsmade
Rhe
McCartney, Brown
Doren
Liinsmade
Moore and Cathart
Eastern League Results Highlight Multiple Ballgames
Buffalo defeated Baltimore 6 to 1 while Montreal won 3 to 1 against Newark. Rochester posted a 7 to 5 win over Jersey City and Toronto beat Providence 6 to 5.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Ward Waiver Fight Overshadows Highlanders Rebuild
The New York Highlanders demand waivers on substitute second baseman Ward, but President Dovey refuses and claims him. Dovey regards the Phillies as the strongest team seen, with Murray assembling a solid group around him. Carrigan is eagerly awaited by teammates in New York as Walter and Wood are likely to rejoin before returning home. Nuffred McGreevey showcases a fine league postal-card schedule. Street’s Red Sox baserunning antics draw laughs, though Washington sees the opposite.
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Morgan
Milan
Ganley
McBrids
Red Sox
Speaker
Street
Stahl
Niles
Tannehill
Jake
McBride
Unglaud
Washington
Doc Gessler
Wagner
Conroy
New York
Danzig
Walter
Madden
Joe Wood
Jack Thoney
Bill Carrigan
New York Highlanders
Ward
Dovey
Phillies
Cubs
Murray
Carrigan
Wood
Nuffred McGreevey
Doves Return to Boston for Big Home Engagement
Frank Bowerman and the Doves bring fast pitching and strong away record to the South End grounds for a home series against the Giants. Critics hail Beck and teammates as top Boston Nationals candidates after five wins and four losses on the road. A large crowd is expected as Bowerman promises a hot reception for New York visitors.
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South End
Frank Bowerman
Doves
Covaleski
Ames
Scanlon
Bell
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Beck
Bowerman
Boston Nationals
Giants
Boston
Braves
Quakers Beat Giants to Lead League Standings
Philadelphia defeated New York 5 to 2 to win a third straight game. Moren held off the visitors with strong support, while Mathewson faded in the fifth and sixth inning and was replaced by Raymond. Bransfield produced a two base hit, and Moren earned the win with 2 runs allowed.
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Philadelphia
New York
Moren
Mathewson
Raymond
Bransfield
McCormick
Grant
Devlin
AB. R . BH
A. F
Leeant
Knabe
Titus
A Magee
Osborne
Baal
Doolin
Dooin
Tenney
Murray
O'Hara
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Bridwell
Vletcher
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Pirates finally win in eleventh inning
In Chicago on May 4 the Pirates edged the Chicago team 1 to 0 after 11 innings. Brown pitched strongly for Chicago and Adams, a former Louisville player acquired by Pittsburgh, held the Pirates to minimal scoring until the 11th when four singles produced the decisive run.
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Pirates
Chicago
Brown
Pittsburg
Adams
Louisville
Everett High Defeats Quincy 7 to 5 in Local Game
Everett High School defeated Quincy High School 7 to 5 in a local match played today. The final score showed Everett with 17 hits and Quincy with 24 errors, highlighting a sharp Everett offense and defensive miscues by Quincy.
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Quincy
Everett
R.H.E. Everett
Ll Quincys
Doves and Superbas Split the Brooklyn Double Header
Brooklyn tops Boston 9 to 6 in the nightcap after a 6-5 Boston win in the opener. White shines in relief, Rucker stars on the mound, and Be mock’s clutch hits fuel Brooklyn’s victory. Mattern laboring for Boston in a 9-inning loss.
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Doves
Superbas
Princeton Beats Virginia 3 to 0 in May 4 Match
Princeton defeated Virginia 3 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey. Batteries Walker and Pearson teamed with White and Dawson for the win.
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Princeton
Virginia
N. J
University of Virginia
Walker and Pearson
White and Dawson
Conn League Scores Highlight Multiple Regional Games
Hartford down Northampton 2 to 1. Bridgeport defeated New Haven 5 to 1. Springfield beat Waterbury 3 to 2. New Britain crushed Holyoke 10 to 2. Local standings reflect a busy day across Connecticut leagues.
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Hartford
Northampton
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Waterbury
New Britain
Holyoke
National Basketball League Schedule Fragment
Partial list shows New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago with further matchups cut off. The snippet indicates a league schedule segment likely from a 20th century sports page.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
P.O
Cincinnati
St. T
Nationat
St. Louis
Arlington High Defeats Winchester High 6 to 1
Winchester High lost to Arlington High 6 to 1 this afternoon. Hurd, Winchester’s second baseman, left the game after dislocating his shoulder in a collision at a base. The score by innings details appear garbled in the report.
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Winchester
Winchester High
Arlington High
Hurd
A. Ce
Leak W. H
Doves Return at Orpheum with Boston and New York Guests
Frank Bowerman and his Doves are welcomed back at the Orpheum Theatre tonight. Managers Lindsay Morison have invited the Boston and New York teams to occupy boxes for the performance.
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Frank Bowerman
Orpheum Theatre
Bostons
New Yorks
Lindsay Morison
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