Giants Edge Doves In Frustrating Two To One Defeat
The Doves lose to the Giants 2 1 as base running errors and missed chances doom Boston. Sweeney and Bowerman fail to deliver timely hits while Raymond falters with control in the ninth. Beck and Bates contribute on defense in a tight turn of the rubber game.
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Baseball Matchups Across Major Cities
Cincinnati faces Boston while Chicago meets New York and Pittsburgh plays Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Brooklyn for key league showdowns.
Fordham College Baseball Sends Players to Major Leagues
Fordham College baseball will contribute at least two players to the major leagues this year. Pitcher Egan has signed with the Cincinnati Nationals and scout activity from the Boston Nationals secured shortstop Coffey. Coffey plans to join them after the college season ends.
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Brooklyn Defeats Covaleski as Rainy Game Nets Bell Win
In a rain soaked national league contest Brooklyn beat Covaleski 4 to 2. Bell earned the victory with strong control and two timely hits driving in three runs. Bergen starred behind the plate as Brooklyn outhit Philadelphia 8 to 6 and left eight runners on base to Philadelphia’s eight. Covaleski lasted four innings allowing four hits with two walks and two strikeouts.
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Yale’s Stars Fit For Next Meet After Princeton'
Yale expects to beat Harvard next Saturday as Butler and Lightner miss the Princeton meet. Canfield’s reinstatement brings high jump hopes with 5 feet 10 1/2 inches and potential 6 feet height, while LaMontague returns to form. Coach Mack cautions a close meet though Yale feels strong.
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FIGHTER PLAYERS BARRED FROM FIELD
Acting NL president Heydler opened an investigation into Saturday’s on field altercation between Knabe of Philadelphia Lennox of Brooklyn and Gleason of Philadelphia. Pending findings, Knabe Lennox barred from play with their clubs and Gleason excluded from grounds.
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Abstein Out With Tonsillitis For Pirates
Pittsburg May 10 Bill Abstein Pirates new first baseman will miss the Eastern trip due to tonsillitis in a hospital. Recovery in a week to ten days expected. Hamilton Hyatt drafted from Northwest league will cover the first sack.
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Reds Pitching Weak In Four Game Set With Doves
Cincinnati under Clark Griffith arrives for a four game series with the Doves. Veterans Campbell Fromme Karger and Gasper join Rowan as newcomers. Gasper shows a peculiar delivery while Rowan is expected to keep his job. The Reds staff lags in form and Griffith earns credit for competing with a weak slate of pitchers.
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Lynn Team Victorious in Wiltshire League Tilt
Gus Daum featured with winning work for Lynn in a New England contest against Lawrence, with Lowell facing Brockton and Lynn meeting Haverhill. Slattery Waters Fleming contributed with sacrifice hits while Hickman McKernan Howard stole bases. O'Toole fanned nine in six plus innings to secure the win as Lynn built lead with Page Abbott doubles and Daum's two base hit in the late stages. Continuous fielding miscues and left on base tallies marked the game as Lynn outpaced Haverhill 8 to 2.
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Griffith Seeks More Pitchers in Trading Rush
Cincinnati May 10 Clark Griffith targets more pitchers after a string of losses He has sent a hurried request to Atlanta manager Billy Smith to ship pitcher Roy Castleton the left handed winner to Boston immediately The deal has dragged for a week and Castleton is expected to join the Reds in Boston Griffith also pursues catcher Casey and outfielder Lentz from Little Rock list of targets.
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No Hit By Litchenfels Shuts Out St Mark's 6 0
Worcester Classical High defeats St Mark's 6 to 0 as pitcher Litchenfels fans 15 and allows no hits. Rice and Messenger drive in two runs each for Worcester Classical while Cronican and Carroll contribute in support. Game noted for clean defense and early dominance.
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Pennsylvania Beats Dartmouth 5 0 In Surprising Win
Pennsylvania defeats Dartmouth 5 to 0 on May 10 as Captain Wood hits a first inning home run with two on base. Wood drives in three runs, while Aldendeifer Merrick and others score across. Watts and Eckstrom split pitching duties as Penn holds Dartmouth to just six hits.
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Fall River Defeats Lawrence In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Fall River beat Lawrence 3 to 1 in a light hitting contest. Fall River took the lead in the first inning and held on behind solid pitching by Fullerton and Knetzer. Key hits came from Messenger, Weaver, and McDermott with Lawrence outhit but could not close the gap.
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Harvard Lacrosse Defeated by Cornell in 8-2 Rout
Cornell defeated Harvard lacrosse 8 to 2 in Ithaca New York. Christensen scored five goals with Walbridge Taylor Friese and 8S Smith R H Smith contributing. Halves were 30 minutes each with Dr Covert of Geneva as referee and timers Barlow of Cornell and Jacks of Harvard.
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College Track Notes Highlight Cornell Coach Warren Schutt
Warren Schutt, formerly Cornell’s two mile champion, now teaches and coaches at the College of the City of New York. Williams defeats Amherst boosting Schutt’s prospects for the New England intercollegiates on May 22. Dartmouth’s meet with Harvard would not have yielded more points with Marks, the sprinter, available. Princeton and Dartmouth clash at Princeton as Ithaca set to host a dual meet with Cornell next Saturday. Stephlet of Chicago University posted 9 457 in the two mile during a Wisconsin meet.
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New Bedford loses 0 8 to Worcester as Barrows and Adler lead with two base hits each. Armstrong owns nine strikeouts for Worcester while Robison allows three in relief.
Brockton Beats Lowell 6 to 3 in Baseball
Brockton defeats Lowell 6 to 3 as Duval bats in the ninth. Log shows runs by Hickman Slattery McKernan OToole Ball Uniac Houston with multiple two base hits noted among the sparse readable lines.
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Revere High Opens North Shore League With Win
Revere High defeated Lynn Classical High yesterday at Revere Beach in the league opener. A triple play in the eighth followed by a double play in the ninth highlighted a strong defensive effort as Revere posted an eight to one final score. Batteries Allen Tenggren Ajootian and Rafferty.
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Driving Club Card Highlights Thirteen Races At Matinee
The Metropolitan Driving Club features 13 races for the matinee at the Charles River speedway this afternoon. Seven races are for trotters. The meet will pit four clubs Metropolitan Fellsway Dorchester and Lynn against each other in a four corner interclub competition.
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South Boston A. C. Meetresi... (crafted headline truncated)
Poor weather and limited visibility hindered last night’s South Boston Athletic Club events at M Street playgrounds. In a crowded meet, Farrell won the 100 yard dash, Ford took the 1/4 mile, Stanley won the mile, and a tie occurred for the 1 pound shot put between Andrews and Farrell.
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Red Sox stopover features Charley Chech meeting Cy Young
In Cleveland the Red Sox stay at the Colonial Hotel amid rain outdoor plans. Charley Chech, Hugh McBreen and Cy Young share a funny moment as talk turns to trades. The team eyeing Arellanes Carrigan and Wheeler to start the opener with Turner back at short and Sullivan possibly in right.
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White Sox Win In Eleventh Inning
Chicago defeats Washington 1 to 0 in an 11 inning game. Both teams pitcher good early. Johnson faltered in the 11th as White, Hahn and Welday produced the deciding hits for Chicago.
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Basketball matchups listed for Boston and Cleveland
The schedule shows Boston at Cleveland and New York at Detroit with Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis. No scores or outcomes are provided.
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Waddell Struck by Former Teammates as Philadelphia Wins
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 5 to 1 in a May game. Waddell appeared unsteady and was hit hard by his former teammates. Fielding behind him contributed to the loss for St. Louis.
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Mellody Falls to Willie Lewis in Paris Boxing Show
In Paris Saturday night Honey Mellody loses to Willie Lewis, ending Mellody’s bid for easy money abroad. Sandy Ferguson scores a one round KO over Herbert Hall in Paris, demonstrating form. The Armory A A plans a 12 round bill headlined by Bill McKinnon and Jimmy Gardner with three earlier six round bouts. Freddie Welsh remains a point of contention with Dave Deshler over a postponed match versus Phil Brock. Jimmy Clabby meets Tommy Quill in the near future.
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Jeffries Announces Johnson Bout After Theater Contract
James J. Jeffries arrived in Chicago and stated he will fight Johnson within five months after his current theater contract ends on June 26. He declared the bout timing and location to be arranged following the contract expiration.
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