Giants Shake Boston After Today's Game
The Red Sox travel abroad after a home loss dampened by Tannehill and a three-hit team batting mark. Fielding improved for Boston week by eight points while opponents gained 11. key gains among Red Sox infielders include McConnell 20 Stahl 14 Spencer 56 Carrigan 11. Speaker remains high at .859 despite a 46 point drop.
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Dahlen
Reds Open Here Tomorrow in Hub Series Clash
The Cincinnati Reds under Clarke Griffith visit the Hub for a four game set with the Giants this week. Boston fans see Bowerman’s Doves as a strong challenge while Mathewson Wiltse and others pace the Giants pitching corps.
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Lake Aims to Take Three of Four From Naps
Cleveland May 9 Manager Lake predicts Boston will win three of four from the Naps after the Red Sox rest stop before a Western swing. Cy Young yields two walks for a run in the first game while Boston misses Gessler and Thoney but pursues success on the road with Chech Cicotte Arel lanes or Morgan set to pitch and Young facing former teammates Thursday.
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Naps
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Thoney
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Morgan
Chech
Wright
Joss
Young
Baseball Notes on New York Bostoms Series
Neither Beaumont nor Fred Tenney has yet a hit in the New York Bostoms series but Fred has connected once or twice. Beck er was stopping the veteran's drives while Gessler was out. Hooper is a superb outfielder and thrower, but the team will miss Tenney's savage clouts.
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Fred Tenney
New York
Chicago and Cleveland Split Doubleheader on Frozen Day
In Chicago May 9 Chicago and Cleveland split a doubleheader 4 2 and 4 1. Ed Walsh returned for Chicago and earned a win in the opening game as a sixth inning rally sealed it. The second game featured strong pitching from both sides with all scoring in the first inning and Walsh striking out five.
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Baseball Scores From Sunday American Association Games
Listings show Minneapolis defeated Columbus 8 to 3 and Indianapolis bested Kansas City 15 to 4 with St Paul Toledo game postponed. Milwaukee beat Louisville 6 to 1 and Jersey City edged Philadelphia National 3 to 1. Montreal Newark and Mobile New Orleans matches noted as rain affected.
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Holy Cross Fans Rally After Victory Over Harvard
Holy Cross rooters celebrate a Saturday victory at Fitton Field as the Purple upset Harvard Crimson. Jim Dowd and Foley lead the offense with strong pitching and timely hitting while nine freshmen show potential for future seasons.
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Week's Schedule Of School Games List Of Matches
Daily listing of interschool games with multiple venues and matchups across Boston area. Schools including English High Melrose Newton Worcester Everett Lynn Boston Latin Hyde Park Somerville Groton Dedham Loom through the week with venues at Locust street grounds Dexter Field American league grounds and more.
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Melrose High
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Noble & Greenough
Brookline High
Dexter Field
Brookline
Volkmann
Roxbury Latin
Waltham High
Watertown High
Waltham
Quincey High
Brockton High
Quincy
Rindge M. T. S
Dorchester High
Somerville
West Roxbury High
Locust Street Grounds
Somerville High
Groton School
Groton
Normal Arts
Lowell Textile
Lowell
Commercial High
Rock Ridge Hall
Wellesley
Techsophs
Dedham High
Dedham
Tufts
Lynn English High
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Medford High
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Malden High
Wakefield High
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Natick High
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New Haven
Boston Latin
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Marlboro
Alumni
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LaSalle High
Winchester High
Mitchell Boys’ School
Winchester
Sharon Y. M. C. A
Fenway
Milton Academy
St. George’s School
Newport
R. I
Concord High
Stone School
Volkmann Field
Allston
South Boston High
Brighton High
Brighton
Norwood High
Norwood
Harvard and Princeton Athletes in Intercollegiate Track Preview
Harvard’s Foster defeated Princeton’s Dawburn in the 100 and 22 yard dashes. Princeton fresh man quarter miler shows a 50 3-5 second time. Jacques posts a 4 mile 243 5 in a Harvard Dartmouth meet. Carey the Annapolis sprinter logged 9 4 5 seconds for the 100 and 21 4 5 for the 220. Yale’s Bowerman and team prospects noted amid morning practice ideas.
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New London
Currier Leads Harvard Hitters After Holy Cross Game
Captain Currier remains Harvard’s top hitter with a .347 average, tied for the team lead at .333 with four teammates. Lanigan, the infield star, is prominent among those at .333 while Aronson struggles to find his form, down to eleventh. Hicks hits at a steady .333 and belted a safety in Dowd’s delivery during Saturday’s game.
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Important Week in College Baseball Highlights Key matchups
A busy week in college baseball features Dartmouth vs. Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Princeton vs. Dartmouth in Princeton, Cornell vs. Brown in Ithaca, Harvard vs. Amherst, Yale vs. Williams at Princeton, Holy Cross against Vermont at Worcester, and on Saturday big games with Harvard meeting Princeton in Cambridge, Yale vs. Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Brown vs. Holy Cross in Worcester, and Vermont vs. Dartmouth in Burlington.
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Rough for Cusack and Johnstone in city wrangles
Umpires Johnstone and Cusack faced significant wrangling last week in the city. The piece contrasts their experience with what Connolly or Silk O'Loughlin might have endured in similar circumstances.
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Silk O'Loughlin
College Baseball Schedule This Week
This week features multiple matchups across several campuses. Games include Pennsylvania at Dartmouth in Philadelphia today and Princeton at Dartmouth in Princeton tomorrow.
Fort Revere Nine Defeats Brighton A A 5 to 3
Fort Revere defeated Brighton A A 5 to 3 at Fort Revere Hull in a sharply played game. Manville pitched well and made a key unassisted double play. Scoring featured Bicknell Ward and Jacobs with multiple hits and Alberta handling mound duties for Brighton. Attendance about 400.
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Doves Rally as Giants Tie Four-Game Series
The Doves entertain the Giants with a close four game set that kept home fans hopeful. Be rkers leading the Nationals show weekly gains while Bates Sweeney Beaumont and Dahlen highlight batting trends amid mixed fielding and team totals.
Reulbach tames St. Louis as Rhodes shines in fielding
New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago May 9. Reulbach's gifts and poor support, plus three timely hits, powered St. Louis to victory with Rhodes' fielding praised as a feature.
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Sidestep Umpire Hurst in New York incident recalls Tabasco Kid
The New York flare up involving Umpire Hurst ejecting the Tabasco Kid will curb unruly players. Tim Hurst is blamed for losing temper but justified in defense. President Taylor to back him with Ban Johnson.
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GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Lawrence visits New Bedford Lowell plays Brockton Lynn faces Haverhill Worcester meets Fall River in a set of league matchups across five cities.
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Heavyweights to Clash in London Circus of Paris Show
Joe Jeanette vs Sandy Ferguson head a packed program in London on May 24 at the National Sporting Club. Sam Langford and Jimmy Walsh also spar in two big events plus Jack Johnson and Kaufman being eyed for future trips. Purses total 7500 dollars for heavies and 2500 for bantams with a 500 dollar side bet.
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Horse Notes From Lexington Racing Intel and Plans
Nancy Hanks and Imp are paddock companions at Lexington Kentucky. Trainer Lon McDonald plans to ship his string from Memphis to Indianapolis for Readville handicaps. Maxine 2 09 8 4 daughter of Elyria sent to Tommy Murphy. Bedford Mass owner A H Parker holds a bred colt by Alliwood 2 09 1 2 from Albia sister of Vice Commodore 2 11 Burgin 2 06 1 4.
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