Doves Escape With Narrow Win Over Brooklyn In Low-Scoring Game
Brooklyn and Boston played a pitchers duel as the Doves won 1-0 after Fred Lake’s club managed only four hits. Mattern allowed one hit in each inning while Brooklyn’s Barger matched with six strikeouts. McElveen and Humpty came close to a big hit. a line drive near the scoreboard went foul. Tomorrow’s rematch likely features Frock for Boston and Wilhelm or Rucker for Brooklyn.
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Mattern
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Getz
Frock
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Rucker
Brooklyn batsman shines lone in tight Boston duel
In a brisk one hour 38 minute game Brooklyn led 1 0 with a lone run in the fifth while Boston mounted two sharp double plays highlighted by Sweeney on Sweeney’s grounder to Smith. The defense preserved the lead as Wheat and Hummel sparked Boston threats but failed to drive in more runs.
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Siecca Cntesses Collins
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Cubs Outplay and Whitewash Pirates
Pittsburg May 5 Chicago declared Pittsburg 2 to 0 today. Overall was very effective striking out seven men and allowing but three hits. He was supported by errorless fielding.
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Chicago
Ambie McConnell to Undergo Surgery
Rain halted yesterday’s planned game at Huntington Avenue Park as the Red Sox watched Ambie McConnell depart for Utica where he will undergo appendicitis surgery. The team also announced Le Roy has been sold to St Paul, leaving Boston’s pitching outlook altered.
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Ewing Holds Giants Scoreless Till Ninth
Philadelphia outplayed New York and won 9 to 3. Ewing held the Giants without a hit until the seventh inning and the locals were scoreless until the ninth. Two-base hits by Grant and Devore and Magee's three-base hit highlight a Philadelphia win as they beat New York for the first time this season.
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Raymond
Dickson
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Magee
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Reds Rally in Seventh and Defeat Cardinals
St Louis May 5 A seventh inning rally gave Cincinnati a 5 to 2 victory over St Louis today. Harmon was wild and ineffective while Gaspar, except for one inning, kept the hits well scattered.
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Gaspar
Naps Defeat Browns In 10 Inning Contest
Cleveland beat the St. Louis Browns 2 to 1 in ten innings in a game noted as Cleveland's seventh extra inning affair this season. Joss held St Louis scoreless until the ninth when Hoffman singled, stole second, and scored on Wallace's double. The Indians won in the 10th on Stovall's single, Clarke's sacrifice, and Bradley's hit for three bases.
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American jockey Danny Maher wins 1000th race in England
London May 5 Danny Maher the American jockey celebrated his 1000th victory on the English turf after winning a race at Chester this afternoon.
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Danny” Maher
Sports Pairings From National American and New England Lists
A list of matchups includes Boston at Brooklin Philadelphia at New York New York at Boston St. Louis at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Worcester at Fall River Lawrence at Lynn Lowell at New Bedford Haverhill at Brockton with regional designations in parentheses.
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Philadelphia
Newark
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CNN Serge
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Louis
Cleveland
Peete Receen
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P.C Pittsburg
Worcester
Haverhill
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St. Louis
Detroit
New England
Fall River
Lawrence
Lynn
Lowell
New Bedford
Brockton
Rival managers match wits Jennings wins
Detroit defeated Chicago 3 to 2 on May 5 in a game marked by a pivotal seventh inning. Moriarty was briefly sent to bat then benched as Schmidt delivered a two run single to win it. Walsh, Summers, and Scott who tied and left the game with varying hits and errors, were shuffled as Jennings managed the decisive rally.
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Chicago
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Cobb
Youngwags
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Duffy
Scott
Schmidt
Summers
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Riganose
Zeider
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Delehanty
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Young
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Perrine and O'Loughlin
Santa Cruz
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jack O’brien
Jeffries
Bob Armstrong
Athletics Swamp Senators 10 to 1
Philadelphia Swamps Washington today by 10 to 1 as the Athletics routed the Senators. The Senators played poorly in the field and could not solve Morgan's delivery. Only two players on each side were credited with assists in the game.
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Tech to Row Harvard on Charles Today
Techs new crew meets Harvard junior second crew on the Charles for a mile race. Coach O Leary selects Gere as captain stroke with Herreschoff Barnes Robertson Whittlesey Ruby Gott Upham Pettingill and coxswain.
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J. §. Barnes
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J. M. Whittlesey
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H. S. Gott
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Dutch Carr Is Beaten by Hayward Briggs in Boston Bout
In Brockton on May 6 at the Young Men's Social and Athletic Club show Jig Stone avoided facing Hayward Briggs, while Dutch Carr endured a brutal beating as Briggs pressed a fast pace. The semi final matched Young Jasper against Tony Lorenzo, Jasper prevailing after eight rounds, with Ray Miller losing to Kid Henderson in the prelim. Frank Ward served as referee.
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Tony Lorenzo
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Dartmouth Freshman Baseball Schedule Announced for May June
Dartmouth manager Charles Jordan released the 1913 freshman baseball schedule. Games include Williston Academy in Hanover on May 7, Cushing Academy in Hanover on May 7, Albany High School in Albany on May 20, Cornell at Ithaca on May 21, Exeter Academy in Exeter on May 28, Worcester Academy in Worcester on May 30 morning, St Anselm College in Manchester on May 30 afternoon, Lawrence Academy in Hanover on June 2, and Vermont 2d team in Hanover.
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Exeter Academy
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Worcester Academy
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Intercollegiate runs loom. Penn favored to win
Algtaur Durreys column notes upcoming intercollegiate championships with Penn favored to beat Cornell and Yale second, Dartmouth vs Harvard a key question, Yale likely to defeat Princeton, and Michigan watched. Mentions Keene Fitzpatrick at Michigan, A A U actions on disqualifications, and decay in collegiate athletics amid unseasonable weather.
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Keene Fitzpatrick
Crimson
Jeffries Training Camp Observations and Character Notes
Santa Cruz dispatch portraits James J Jeffries as blunt but driven during camp at Rowardeman. The reporter highlights heat tight routines with Armstrong Papke and Choynski, the public day’s warmth, and Jeffries insistence on factual reporting over embellished stories.
Amateur bike racing and Boston track access details
Reader asks how to enter amateur bike races at Revere and join amateur athletic associations. Requests address to Jimmy Moran, guidance on A A A and B A A membership criteria, and required records for 100, furlong and quarter mile events. Mentions Boston training tracks, 25 cent amateur entry, and notes on Red Sox prospects.
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Jimmy” Moran
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J. Frank Facey
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Memphis and Atlanta split two games in series
In the first game Memphis defeated Atlanta 3 to 1, while in the second game Atlanta won 5 to 0. Separately, Nashville edged Chattanooga 5 to 4, Montgomery beat Mobile 5 to 4, and New Orleans topped Birmingham 6 to 3.
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Local hockey scores roll in from New England matches
New Haven defeated Holyoke 4 to 3, Springfield beat Hartford 10 to 4, Waterbury blanked Northampton 5 to 2, Bridgeport topped New Britain 10 to 7 in a set of regional games.
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Scores from Midwest city league games
Milwaukee defeated Louisville 3 to 0 Toledo edged Minneapolis 1 to 0 St Paul beat Columbus 4 to 0 in regional basketball action with the results reflecting a strong defense and scoring efficiency across the slate.
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