Americans Win From New York in Slugging Showdown
Washington faced Philadelphia while Detroit met Cleveland and St. Louis played Chicago. Dougherty and Collins connected for safe hits. a double steal led to a plate out. New York went 1 2 3 in the sixth as Conroy reached on Parent's fumble and was caught at napping by Dineen.
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Boston Triumphs 6 2 as Americans Visit Huntington Avenue
Boston defeats the New York Americans 6 to 2 in a lively game at Huntington Avenue. Dineen shut down New York with strong pitching while Boston hitters including Stahl, Collins and Ferris produced key hits and runs. Long drew attention with a diamond pin gift and a shaky fielding day as the crowd cheered the home side.
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Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 in American League clash
Cleveland wins 6 to 5 as Crawford errs in the eighth, Bradley argues a call. Barrett and Gochnaur shine in fielding while Thoney drives key hits. Mullin and Bernhard split mound duties with solid strikeout counts as Detroit strands seven. Attendance 2,672.
Philadelphia 19 Washington 5 in American League game
Philadelphia clubs pounded Orth as Murphy stood out and Davis left injured sliding into base. Hartsel hit three, Cross and Seybold doubled, Davis and Murphy homered. Washington miscues fueled the rout as Bender worked for the win. Attendance 5502.
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Chicago 4 St Louis 2 in pitcher duel first inning
Chicago defeated St Louis 4 to 2 with most scoring in the first inning. Siever relieved Sudhoff in the second and the game settled into a pitching duel. Attendance 1850. Two-base hits by Burkett Isbell and McCormick. Isbell McCormick tripled? No. Heidrick sacrifice. Daly Hemphill stolen bases. White and Siever struck out five and eight respectively.
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Scores From Regional Matches Across Cities
In New Haven New Haven 7 Meriden 5. New London Norwich 2 New Star 0. Hartford Hartford 7 unspecified. Jersey City Worcester 6. Hartford Trinity 10 Syracuse 4. Toronto Baltimore 4 Toronto 2. Buffalo Buffalo 6 Rochester 1. Newark Newark 10 Providence 2. Subtotals reflect multiple regional results and rivalries across several venues.
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GAMES TODAY NATIONAL BOSTON AT BROOKLYN
National matchups include Boston facing Brooklyn while Philadelphia meets New York Chicago plays St Louis and Cincinnati meets Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn Rout Boston as Garvin Shines in 12 to 1 Victory
The Brooklyn nine overwhelmed Boston at Washington Park, 12 to 1, with Garvin’s strong pitching and a seven-run third inning. Pettinger faltered early as Brooklyn capitalized on Boston miscues and steady hitting, sending Tenney and Sheckard among others across the plate. Doyle, Jordan, and Dahlen contributed key hits and runs as Brooklyn built a dominant lead through the middle frames.
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New York Beats Philadelphia 8 to 4 in Hitting Showdown
New York out hatted Philadelphia in a May 7 game as timely hitting carried the victory. Mathewson was off form while Mitchell struggled with slow fielding. Gilbert made two critical errors, Lauder committed an error and a wild pitch allowed another tally. Thomas earned the only Philadelphia run. McGinnity was ordered off the bench for interfering with the umpire.
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First Base on Errors Lets New York Edge Philadelphia in Tilt
In Philadelphia, New York wins 3 to 1 with eight left on base for both teams. Mertes drives a three-base hit, while Mertes and Thomas add two-base hits. Mitchell and Mathewson combine for 7 strikeouts and 2 wild pitches as Roth handles passed balls and Moran presides as umpire. attendance 4,800.
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Sheekard
Bonner
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Roth
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Timeth
Cincinnati Wins Varied Baseball Clash At Pittsburg
Cincinnati beat Pittsburg 8 to 4 after a day of strong hitting sharp fielding and costly errors. Attendance reached 3400 as Clarke and Leach led the Reds with key two and three base hits including a home run, while Kennedy Veil Harper and Poole pitched for the pitchers in a lively contest marked by much kicking and delayed plays.
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Kennedy
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Holliday
Chicago 10 to 1 over St Louis in National game
Chicago bats explode against Donovan's pitchers as Weimer holds St Louis to one run. Brain and Barclay spark ninth inning with clutch hits. Attendance 1,500. Also in National League action Fall River and Manchester battle to 6–6 at darkness in 12th inning, Fall River fail to win despite late push.
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Donovan
Weimer
Brain
Barclay
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Giants on top as Nationals crushed in calm era
A bustling recap notes the Giants leading while the Nationals were beaten badly. It mentions New Yorks' twin pitchers Hughes or Winters for Boston, Joe Gavin renewing friendships at Hotel Hawthorne, and fans greeting the Dutchman. Crutches kept Charley Farrell from play as ladies' day offered free admission with gentlemen.
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Winters
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Joe Gavin
New York
Herman Long
Hawthorne
Billings
Charley Farrell
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Mike Kahoe
St. Louis Browns
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Carr
Jersey City
Joe Villa
Bresnahan
Harley
Bobby Wood
American Association
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Collins
Alec Smith
Philadelphia Nationals
Bicycle Notes May Meet Foreseen At New Track
Nevere will hold a bicycle meet May 30 in the afternoon with no evening session. Nat Butler has a new tandem and is closing the gap on Bill Tenzler. Manager Ingraham praises New York youngster Adam Beyerman as a promising rider to watch this season. Builders Sperry report the Charles River track has no bank, riders will launch from straights into banks. Rivalry grows between pacemakers and pace followers as work progresses and by next Sunday a general view of the track will be possible. Uprights are set and surface laying begins. the banking is notably remarkable.
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Nat Butler
Bill Tenzler
Ingraham
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New York
Charles River
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Page wins Class C billiards with 150 to 112 score
In the Hub Class C amateur tournament last evening Page defeated Mr. Klucken 150 to 112. Earlier Cutler beat Cline 300 to 181 in the afternoon exhibition. See Page 3 for other sports.
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Hamilton Drives Haverhill Past Lowell In Tight Baseball Tilt
Hamilton homered and drove in five runs while scoring twice to lift Haverhill over Lowell 8 to 7 in a tense contest. Guest held Lowell to one hit through eight innings before a four-run burst. Derby and Langton relieved. Bernard and Doran sparked the fielding with key plays as Doran doubled Hafford at first to preserve the lead. Attendance reached about 40.
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Hamiltion
Lowell
Ilsae
Doran
Hafford
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Bernard
Derby
Hamilton
Merritt
Connors
Cassidy
Chapman
McLaughlin
Langton
Sheets
McKenna
King
Brockton Tops Concord 5 1 in Opening League Tilt
Brockton defeats Concord 5 to 1 before 1500 spectators in the New England league opener. Guiheen hits a three run homer after a fumbled throw, Budd shines on the mound, Kane and Ward contribute strong plays, with Napoleon- er corrections not necessary.
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Coulter
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Boardman
M A H S Defeats Tufts Medical 7 to 0 in Poor Scoring Bout
M A H S defeated Tufts Medical School at the circus grounds yesterday by 7 to 0 in an errorless game. M A H S relied on aggressive baserunning with three men on bases to stall Tufts. Strobel starred for M A H S and Bresnahan pitched for Tufts.
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College and School Games Today
Yale meets Exeter in Exeter in the morning while Yale plays Andover in Andover after noon. Dartmouth faces Williams in Williams town and Lafayette plays A N Y in New York. Newton High challenges Boston Latin in Newton. Brookline High meets Hopkinson at One near ee stone s. School clashes Noble and Green at Brookline. Bush Volkmann meets Quincy High at Quincey. PEAH S plays Malden High at Mal en. Watertown High vs Cambridge at Watertown. Melrose High hosts Cambridge High at Melrose. Lynn High faces Reading High at Reading. Winthrop High against Everett High at Bee vit South oston gh. Roxbury meets Franklin Field. y gh at
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