Cutshaw's Swat Defeats Braves
New York May 5 Brooklyns beat the Boston Nationals 3 to 2 in 10 innings at Ibbetts Field. Cutshaw delivered a clean base hit with three on in the 10th to bring Erwin home for the winning run as errors aided the Beaneaters and Beaneaters tied the score earlier on a muff and a wild throw.
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Fisher Leads Brooklyn to Ten-Inning Victory Over Dodgers
For six innings James shut Brooklyns down as Dah len and Sweeney misplayed, but in the 10th Cutshaw singled to win the game for Brooklyn. Fisher's clutch plays and Ragan's stellar defense powered the rally as Brooklyn fans roared.
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Athletics Defeat Highlanders 8 1 In New York
New York Americans drop home opener to Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 1. Fisher and Plank exchapped zeroes until the eighth when the Athletics broke through scoring four runs. Stump, Collins among the hitters. Sweener homer. Baker two steals.
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Pirates Beat Naps In Exhibition At Cleveland
The Pittsburg National League club defeated the Cleveland Americans 6 to 5 in an exhibition game in Cleveland Ohio. It marks the first visit by Pittsburg in seven years and the first National league club to play here during the regular season.
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Pitchers Start, Robinson Shutsout Then Delivers Winner
Robinson replaced Conzelman in the ninth and hit a go ahead single. Wagner returned to the field as Fred Clarke played his first game since 1911. Cleveland built a 5 run cushion before Pittsburg rallied for a 6 to 5 win aided by two deflated early pitching stints and key defensive plays.
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Three Home Runs Give Phillies Victory Over New York
Magee and Cravath powered Philadelphia with three homers off Marquard as the Phillies beat the Giants 8 to 6 to sweep the four-game series. Cravath and Magee hit shots to left field, Knabe muffed a throw, and Doolan added a triple in a sixth inning rally before New York added runs in the eighth.
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Senators Beat Red Sox 5 to 3 in Tenacity Showdown
Washington with Clark Griffith's crew rallying from an early Boston lead after errors. Moeller and Engle drove in key runs as the Senators scored in the eighth to tie and eventually win 5 to 3. Johnson worked late for Washington, while O'Brien Engel struggled in relief for Boston. Attendees top 11,000 as the Westward trail starts for the Senators.
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Washingtonians Rally in 12 Innings to Top Red Sox
Clarke Griffith's Senators win a 12 inning hard fought game against Boston powered by Walter Johnson after tying the score late. Buck O'Brien pitched well despite the loss with Olaf Henriksen delivering four solid hits for the Canton club.
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Everhart Defeats Dryden in Portsmouth Wrestling Bout
Bob Everhart of Cleveland stopped Farmer Dryden in eight minutes with a half nelson and arm bar in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Dryden suffered a dislocated shoulder and could not return. Cyclone Burns beat Hane Lemher in two straight falls.
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Scores From City Matches Across Southern Cities
In Memphis Memphis 7 Nashville 3. In Montgomery Montgomery 4 Chattanooga 0. In New Orleans Birmingham 4 New Orleans 1. In Mobile Mobile 10 Atlanta 6.
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Stovall faces possible return as player and manager
Ball Club Chicago May 5. George Stovall, ousted as manager of the St. Louis American league team and suspended as a player by B B Johnson, league president, after his attack on umpire Ferguson Saturday, may be allowed to play again this season and could be reinstated as manager according to Johnson tonight.
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Johnson suspends Stovall as St. Louis manager and player
The case of Stovall leads to an unprecedented league action as President Johnson suspends him indefinitely from playing and temporarily removes him from managing after an incident in St. Louis. Ferguson filed a report and Johnson vows further action may follow while Robert Wallace may take interim charge of the team.
New England City Matchups Scheduled Across Six Cities
In the scheduled set of games Lawrence travels to Fall River Lowell hosts New Bedford Portland visits Lynn and Worcester plays Brockton detailing six regional pairings across the New England circuit.
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Gardner orders six cylinder Stutz Minster for June delivery
Larry Gardner Red Sox third baseman placed an order with M F Chase New England Stutz distributor for a six cylinder Stutz Minster to be delivered early in June during the team's Fenway Park stay. Gardner previously owned a four cylinder Stutz roadster with Harry Hooper and Hooper later sold it after moving to the Pacific coast. The piece also notes a Dutch supper and smoker by the Massachusetts Automobile Operators Association and truck owners' protest at the State House against Senate Bill 484 raising commercial vehicle registration fees.
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White Wins Over Delucci in Gloucester Bout
Joe White of South Boston defeats Patsy Delucci in a ten round Lenox A C event at City Hall Gloucester. Most rounds were even with White pulling ahead in late rounds. Also, Young Regan beats George O Neil in a six round semi final. Sandy Ferguson set to meet Jeff Madden in a twelve round bout May 19.
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International League Scores From Newark and Montreal
In Newark Jersey City 5 Newark 0 and at Montreal Providence 2 Montreal 8 Montreal dominated Montreal 8 to 2 over Montreal Providence. The doubleheader results reflect a strong pitching and batting showing in both venues.
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Long Night Ends in Tie as Holoke and New Haven Draw
In a marathon 17 inning game at New Haven New Haven and Holoke battle to a darkness halted 2 all draw. New London beats Pittsfield 1 0 in New London while Hartford outlasts Bridgeport 8 7. Springfield defeats Waterbury 8 1 near Springfield.
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Pittshurs at Boston and other NBA matchups
National basketball card lists Pittsburgh at Boston, Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Brooklyn with upcoming game pairings across major cities.
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Boxing Trials Highlight Busy Amateur Championship Card
National amateur championships showcase preliminary bouts at Mechanics Building. Notable matchups include Young Mike Donovan versus J How ard and Frankie Burns of New Jersey facing Jim Murray of New York, with several other bouts featuring Hurley Gradwell Gilvery and McCloskey against Hanlon.
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Michigan coach praises Cornell in intercollegiate meet
Michigan coach Farrell says Cornell has best chance to win the upcoming intercollegiate track championship. He forecasts Cornell four first places led by Reiler in sprints and Jones in the mile and half mile. Farrell adds Cozzens Spelden Kanzler and Phillippi to win places. Michigan hopes to improve with Haff and Craig back in the lineup after a disappointing showing against Cornell.
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