Braves Win Overtime Thriller Over Pirates With Honus Wagner Absence
Honus Wagner re entered the National league yesterday and struck out in his first at bats. Hub Perdue out pitched Hendrix as Boston toppled into a tie late, but Pittsburg forged ahead in the tenth with Carey and Booe keying a rally. The Pirates profited from six Braves errors and a costly misplay by Carey in left field, with Max Carey making sharp plays behind Hendrix and Booe impressing in the lineup.
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Basement apparel shop advert promotes men and boys garments
A basement store advertises quick cash purchases and a cash only policy. It promises time and money savings for men shoppers with a separate basement for men and boys and a risk saving stance if items are sold at very low prices.
National umpire dismissed for gambling resort entry
President Lynch of the National League announced the dismissal of Umpire C. B. Owens for violating department rules by entering a gambling resort. The action was reported from New York on May 6.
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Lynch
National League
C. B. Owens
Umpire Owens Fired by League President Lynch
President Lynch announced the discharge of umpire Owens from the National League, saying officials must be above reproach to earn respect from players, the press, and the public, and that Owens forfeited protection by his actions.
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National League
Owens
Wingo Delivers Clash as Cardinals Edge Phillies
In Philadelphia on May 6, Wingo pinch hit for Steele in the seventh with the bases loaded and two out, lining a two run double to lift St. Louis to a 3 1 victory over Philadelphia. An umpire call against Seaton sparked a heated argument as the key hit produced the winning runs.
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New York Giants End Losing Streak With 8-6 Win Over Cincinnati
The New York Giants defeated Cincinnati 8 to 6 in a slugging affair. Suggs and Tesreau started, Demaree closed, and Demaree retired the side with bases loaded in the seventh. Shafer collected a hit in every at bat while Merkle and Herzog had three safeties each.
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Demaree
Snodgrass
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Merkle
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Utica obtains Taylor and Savage for State league team
Utica announces the acquisition of pitcher Taylor from Montreal via the Philadelphia Nationals and outfielder Savage who played with the New York Americans in spring, boosting the local State league squad.
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Philadelphia Nationals
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New York Americans
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McCarty to Fight Calgary Boxer in 10-Round Bout
Luther McCarty will meet Arthur Pelkey in a 10 round bout in Calgary on Saturday May 24. Tommy Burns received a wire today from McCarty accepting conditions.
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Arthur Pelkey
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National Baseball Matchups Across Major Cities
Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Boston Hosts Cleveland in American Series
Readable lines show matchups across major cities including Boston versus Cleveland as part of the American circuit with games listed alongside Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Detroit and Washington at Chicago.
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Lawrence at New Bedford Lowell at Fall River
Lawrence faces New Bedford and Lowell meets Fall River in a pairing of two city matchups. Lynn plays Worcester and Portland challenges Brockton in the same program of district contests.
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New England
Lawrence
Brockton
Worcester
Lowell
New Bedford
Portland
Lynn River
Fall River
Lynn
Springfield-Springfield Topples Waterbury in Lopsided Win
Springfield-Springfield defeated Waterbury 6 to 2 at home. Bridgeport Hartford led Bridgeport to a 6-5 edge over Bridgeport. New London-New London routed Pittsfield 4-1. New Haven-New Haven edged Holyoke 3-2.
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Springfield
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Hartford
New London
Pittsfield
New Haven
Holyoke
Local Scores From City Matchups
Rochester Buffalo and Montreal Providence results mark a day of high scoring games. Rochester beat Baltimore 8 to 2, Buffalo topped Jersey City 6 to 4, Toronto edged Newark 4 to 1, and Montreal defeated Providence 8 to 5.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Local Scores From Regional Matches
Memphis beats Nashville 2 to 1 while Montgomery defeats Chattanooga 3 to 1. Mobile hosts Atlanta in a 3 to 0 result with New Orleans Birmingham listed as vain.
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Nashville
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Vain
Brockton shuts out Worcester in pitchers' duel, 3-0
Brockton wins behind Shears who allows six Worcester hits while Sullivan drives in all three Brockton runs. In New Bedford Lowell defeats New Bedford 4-1 as Barron and Pruitt hold the opposition, with Sweatt contributing in center and Kilhullen driving in a run.
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Worcester
Shears
Stewart
Sullivan
New Bedford
Lowell
Barron
Pruitt
Sweatt
Lawrence tops Fall River 5 3 in tight New England game
Lawrence extends winning streak to five as Fall River loses fifth straight. Morri hits a left field homer. Bruggy and Fishburne make key plays in field. Umpire Bannon. Time two hours four minutes.
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Bruggy
Fishburne
Royer
O’connell
Mahoney
Phoenix
Breymaier
Fuller
Cooney
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Kessler
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Woodman
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Bannon
Lynn Falls to Portland 3 1 as Inability to hit with runners dented rally
Lynn could not deliver when runners aboard as Portland seized the game 3 to 1. Burns Merrill and Sullivan led Lynn’s cautious attack while Portland capitalized on timely hits and stout pitching by Britton Scanlon and Sullivan.
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Dartmouth star Jiggs Donahue suffers shoulder dislocation
Hanover May 6 Dartmouth College star second baseman Jiggs Donahue fell in practice this afternoon and dislocated his left shoulder, casting doubt on his playing status for upcoming games.
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Donahue
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Yale Amherst Amherst New Haven College Baseball Card
Yale meets Amherst in New Haven as part of a busy slate of college baseball events across the region. multiple matchups feature Dartmouth Lafayette Princeton Brown Holy Cross Catholic University and more at campuses from Worcester to Cambridge and beyond.
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Amherst
New Haven
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Hanover
Princeton
Brown
Holy Cross
Catholic University
Worcester
West Point
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West Act
Dodgers Win Game From Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn won the opener of the Chicago series 8 to 4 as Dahlen outguessed Evers in a pinch hitter matchup. Wheat started the decisive seventh with a hit and scored on Smith and Fisher singles, Daubert advancing, then Hummell delivered the go ahead hit. Rucker closed out the win.
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Evers
Wheat
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Fisher
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Miller
Ragan
Hummell
Rucker
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Boston College High Wins Game In Easy Victory
Boston College High defeated Dorchester High 9 to 1 at Locust Street grounds as left-hander Bobby Gill fanned 15 and yielded four hits. The game was called after six innings due to BC High’s big lead. In the meet Commerce swept the sprints while Columbia Park Boys’ Wolfisch won the shot put with 44 feet 11 inches.
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James Street
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Gill Leads Boston College High Past Dorchester In Spur
Gill struck out 15 and earned the win for Boston College High as Mullane exited after three innings. Splaine returned for BC High with two hits and three runs, while Dorchester’s Sullivan Williams Long produced their lone tally. Benson shut down Dorchester the rest of the way.
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Commerce Defeats Coast Ball Team at Fenway Park
The High School of Commerce baseball team crushed the Columbia Park Boys' Club of San Francisco 24 to 0 in six innings at Fenway Park. The visitors, on a world tour, failed to challenge the local squad, which batted aggressively in a dominant display.
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Columbia Park
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Harvard Beaten by Lafayette on Soldiers Field
Harvard defense faltered as Lafayette used timely hitting to win 4 to 2. Dannehower Helfrich Scheeren Meyers Frye Clark drove runs while Meyers and Clark homered. Pitching by Felton Hitchcock and Fager held Harvard to few scoring chances with 7 strikeouts. Attendance about 500.
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Milton High Edged by Quincy in Tight Milton Duel
Milton High School fell 4 to 8 at Milton as Quincy High struck in the second and third innings. Stanley shut the door late for Quincy, Brown starred with three hits in four at bats and seven putouts. For Milton, Cross Hurder M Poole stood out. others contributed, with two-base hits by Crocker and Cross and a three-base hit by M Poole. Attendance 900.
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Quincey High
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Winthrop Liligh Falls At Home To Revere High
Winthrop Liligh lost on their own grounds yesterday to Revere High at Ingleside Park Winthrop by the score of 11 to 7. Winthrop played a loose game and failed to capitalize on openings that would have won them the game.
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Revere High
Ingleside Park
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