Dickson Dominates Pirates as Braves Win 6 1
Walter R Dickson pitched nearly flawless ball for the Boston Braves against the Pittsburgh Pirates, allowing only two hits while guiding his team to a 6 to 1 victory. Sweeney and Maranville starred on defense as Kelley in a tough day behind the plate limited base theft attempts.
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Walter R. Dickson
Pittsburg Pirates
Braves
Dickson
Pirates
Kelley
Adams
Maranville
Devlin
Bill Sweeney
Sweeney
Stallings
Carey
Fleet Pirate
Wilson
Titus
Booe
Mann
Bill
Stalling
Kirke
Whaling
Johnson shuts out New York Giants 4 to 0 in May game
Cincinnati pitcher George Johnson, hailed as a standout Indian hurler, blanked New York with a 4 0 victory. He limited the Giants to six scattered hits and two baserunners to first base, part of Cincinnati’s five straight wins. Bates fueled the offense with two triples, driving in runs and scoring on Tinker’s single as New York mounted four double plays.
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New York
George Johnson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Bates
Grant and Clark
Hoblitzell
Marsans
Tinker
Shafer
Grant
Egan
Tesreau
Tesr
Husk Out Of Game Three Weeks With Back Injury
Mechanic Arts High notes the loss of Fred Husk for at least three weeks due to a back injury. He strained his back last fall during football and re aggravated it while playing in the outfield. A specialist prescribed a plaster cast to be worn for the period.
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Fred Husk
Mechanic Arts High
Husk
Columbia Defeats Lafayette in Tennis Meet at Easton
Columbia University topped Lafayette 4 2 in a tennis match played in Easton Pennsylvania. The result adds a win for the Lions as they visit the campus rivals on the road.
Stolen bases spark late rally in doubleheader
Myers Connelly Sweeney Devlin Titus Butler steal multiple bases as Dickson and Adams combine for 9 strikeouts. Adams allows 5 hits in 6 innings while Robinson gives up 1 in 2. Time 45 minutes. Attendance 4000. Umpires Rigler and Byron.
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Devlin
Titus
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Dickson
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Robinson
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Wagner
Miller
Wilson
Putler
Kelley
St Louis Triumphs in Ninth Inning Rally
St Louis wins 5 to 4 in Philadelphia as Sheckard hits a triple and Oakes Wingo OLeary drive three runs in the ninth. Walsh Dolan pinch hits, Paskert home run, Capron runs for Walsh. Harmony Chalmers Sallee Perritt pitch for both sides in a tense finish.
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Sheckard
Oakes
Wingo
O'Leary
Walsh
Dolan
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National Baseball Pairings Set for Pittsburg at Boston
Matchups include Pittsburg visiting Boston and Cincinnati at New York with St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago on the road against Brooklyn to crown early-season rivals.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New , York
Brooklyn
Chicago
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
P.C. Philadelphia
New York
Boston at Cleveland and Other League Matches
Matchups listed include Boston versus Cleveland, Philadelphia versus St Louis, New York versus Detroit, and Washington versus Chicago.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Local Score Line Amid Fragmented Pairings
Readable sports snippets show Montgomery defeating Atlanta 7 to 3 and New Orleans routing Nashville 6 to 0. Memphis clashed with Birmingham while Mobile hosted Chattanooga in a disputed outline of results.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Birming
Mobile
Chattanooga
New England Matchups List For Local Cities
Local sports card lists Brockton versus Fall River Lowell versus Portland New Bedford versus Lynn Worcester versus Lawrence set for upcoming games across the region highlighting neighboring city rivalries and early season showdowns.
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Brockton
Tao Brockton
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Worcester
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New Bedford
Lynn
T.viti
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Portland Defeated by Lowell in New England League Opener
Portland, Maine May 8 Lowell club beat Portland in the opener of the New England league series. Lowell scored eight runs in the first inning off Wormwood and O'Toole, then held the lead as Portland faded. O'Toole relieved by Lee in the fifth. Notable hits included Pfeffer and Burkett with two bases, Strand with a three base hit, and Boardman with two.
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Wilson
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Rose
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Halston
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Wormwod
Wild Smith
O' Brien
Brockton blanked Fall River in a shut-out victory
Brockton pitchers held Fall River to no runs as Brignolia dominated early. Maloney doubled and stole home, with Nelson Hoyt and Sullivan driving in runs. Woodman allowed seven hits in 7 2 3 innings, while Dowd Sullivan produced two sacrifice hits and two stolen bases.
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Brignolia
Fall River
Ahearne
Maloney
Perkins
Woodman
Rudderhan
Worcester 5 Lynn 4 saves win with pitching change
Worcester Manager Burkett pulled rookie Paul in the ninth with Lynn runners aboard and Van Dyke, back with Worcester, retired Wilson for the final out. Paul allowed two walks an error and a hit before van dyke preserved the lead. Paul’s first Worcester appearance.
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Burkett
Paul
van Dyke
St. Paul
Wilson
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Crcutt
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Lawrence Defeats New Bedford in 11-5 Baseball Tilt
Lawrence outhits New Bedford 11 to 5 as King laboring on the mound gives way and Mulvey allows runs. Phenix homers in the first and Carlstrom shines with solid all round play in a high scoring contest at New Bedford.
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Lawrence
New Bedford
King
Mulvey
Phenix
Carlstrom
Tufts Baseball Suffers Injury Ahead of Wesleyan Trip
Tufts College baseball begins its trip with a loss as regular center fielder Maryynski sprains an ankle and will miss at least a week. Nellis moves from the bench to start in center for the Middletown game against Wesleyan.
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Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Maryynski
Nellis
Harvard 20 Wins Over Chelsea High on Soldiers Field
Harvard second baseball team defeated Chelsea High School 10 to 5 at Soldiers Field. Eburne led off with a home run for Chelsea and the game stayed lively with constant scoring from both sides.
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Chelsea High School
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Chelsea
Walnut Boy Dies In Warrensburg Stallion Dead at 27
Walnut Boy, the famed pacing stallion noted for a 1898 Chicago Columbian Exposition speed record, died in Warrensburg Missouri. Owned by John Callison the veteran pacing stock breeder, the horse was 27 years old.
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Walnut Boy
Chicago
John Callison
Duffey's Column on Jones and Kilbane Predictions
Jack Moakley predicts only a slim chance John Paul Jones breaks the mile record in Harvard Cornell duals tomorrow. Jones may enter three events despite his workload. The Ithacan notes Jones has ideal track conditions and muses on boxing nicknames for Johnny Kilbane from papier mache to looking glass champions.
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John Paul Jones
Jones
Ithacan
Willie Ritchie
Johnny Kilbane
Lynn Y M C A 10 mile race May 24 and Mohawk A C six mile
The fifth annual Lynn Y M C A 10 mile handicap will run Saturday May 24 at 3 pm with prizes for the first five finishers and time prize. Mohawk A C Milford holds a six mile amateur race on May 30 with three gold cups for prizes.
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A. B. Caruso
Main Street
Milford
Mass
Joe Engle
Washington
Track Meet Entries Feature Harvard Cornell Duel
Harvard and Cornell prepare for a major track meet with lineups set. Notable competitors include Harvard's W. G. Brackett and Cummings against Cornell stars Beale Beebe Castaneda and Jones, as officials and judges are listed for the event.
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Baseball scores from the American Association games
Louisville defeated Columbus 6 to 0. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 9 to 20. Toledo edged Indianapolis 10 to 0. Kansas City tied St. Paul 4 to 3 in 3 innings.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
County Club Defeats Harvard 6 4 at Clyde Park Golf Links
The County Club golf team beat Harvard by six matches to four yesterday afternoon at Clyde Park Links, securing a decisive victory over the visiting team.
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Harvard
Affternoon
Clyde Park
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