Baseball matchups list includes multiple league games
National League presents Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis. Federal League features Kansas City at Indianapolis, St Louis at Chicago, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Baltimore at Buffalo. New England League schedules Portland at Lewiston, Lowell at Lynn, Fitchburg at Worcester, Lawrence at Haverhill.
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College dual meet results show Cornell Yale and Penn dominant
In Saturday’s college duals Cornell def Harvard, Yale beat Princeton, and Penn over Dartmouth. The wins challenge premeet favorites with Cornell and Yale emerging stronger in key events and Yale’s surprise strength highlighted by Mack Potter Van Wilkie Brown Poucher and a robust all around field.
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Maine Voters Rally for Defiance Launch Day Excitement
By John B. Killeen Bath Maine May 10 All Maine is enthusiastic over the launching of the America cup defence candidate Defiance set for 2 pm tomorrow. From Popham Beach to Augusta excursions are organized to attend the event and parties form in Boothbay Harbor and other steamship served areas.
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Defiance Cup Defender Set for Bath Launch Crowd Gathers
The Defiance cup defender is prepared for launch at Bath iron works with public access. huge crowds from Bath and beyond expected as divers finish ways and topmast prepared. George Owen designed blocks tested at MIT and topmast to be hoisted after launch with sponsor Miss Frances Clark aboard. Over 5000 people anticipated on docks and boats to witness the event.
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Kramer Again Beats Rutt In Newark Velodome Race
American cycling champion Frank Kramer defeated Walter Rutt of Germany in the second series of match races at the Newark Velodome. Jackie Clark defeated Alfred Goulett Joe Pogler and Bob Spears in the half mile pro final. Alf Grenda and Ernie Pye won the three mile tandem handicap. Time 5m 29s.
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Naps Blank Browns in Getaway Game
Cleveland May 16 The Naps shut out St Louis in the final game of the series 4 to 6 Rip Hagerman held St Louis to four hits Bill James former Nap pitched well until the sixth when Cleveland started a bunting game that became a batting bee producing three runs The score:
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Brown Stars as Feds Top Tinker’s Club in Chicago
Mordecai Brown led the St Louis Feds to a 4 to 2 victory over Joe Tinker’s Chicago club. The visitors erupted with two runs in the second and eighth innings, adding a fifth on a walk, error, and single. The line score shows St Louis 62 60 10 2 5 596. Chicago 0 4 9 0 0 06 00- 4 8 2.
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Indianapolis Wins Opener With 9 to 6 Victory Over Kansas City
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 9 to 6 in the series opener. The game featured seven errors by the visitors and four by Indianapolis. Batteries were Falkenberg and Rariden for the home team and Cullop, Stone, Henning and Easterly for Kansas City.
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Cicotte Edges Dauss In Tight Detroit Shutout Win
Chicago defeats Detroit 1 to 0 to claim its first win of the season. Collins scores the lone run after Demmitt's seventh inning hit as Cicotte limits Detroit to four hits. Dauss allows two strikeouts for both pitchers with two errors and a double play noted in the tight contest.
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Drew Sets Marks On California Tracks
In San Francisco on May 10 Howard Drew of USC tied the world record in the 938 5 second run on the 10-yard straightaway at UC. Officials certify both long straightaway measurements and forward them to New York.
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Tufts Track Team Poised for Victory Over Rhode Island
Tufts College varsity track squad under Coach Duffey prepares for a decisive meet with Rhode Island State College at Tufts Oval on Thursday. Tufts backs a strong sprint corps led by MacLellan and a capable group in the 220 and 440, with Barron challenging for the mile and two miles. field events feature Ellins and Newton in shot put and Prentiss and Penaligan in high jump. The Medford lineup seeks to extend its recent supremacy and seize points across sprints and distances.
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Decisive Week in Suburban Schoolboy Baseball
Somerville High leads the Suburban league with three wins and one loss while Everett High sits second at four and two. The schedule focuses on decisive matches this week with Melrose Medford Malden in pursuit and Tuesday and Wednesday feature key private school and city matchups across several campuses.
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McQuillan Weakens In Sixth Cubs Win
Chicago beats Pittsburg 4 to 1 as McQuillan tires in the sixth inning. Cheney and McQuillan duel as Chicago bats add three singles and a double with a base on balls to push across enough runs. Visitors salvage two of their hits but fail to shut out the Cubs.
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Braves Beat Long Branch 8 5 in Exhibition Tilt
Boston Braves defeated Long Branch 8 to 5 in an exhibition game. Johnny Evers’s club used five hits in the sixth inning to surge ahead and coast to the win as Griffith led Boston with three singles and a double. Minoz pitched well for the locals despite the loss.
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Benton and Clarke Spark Cincinnati Rally
Benton and Clarke delivered back to back triples in the third inning to spark Cincinnati’s offense, but St. Louis held on for a 3 to 1 victory. Sallee worked seven and two thirds, giving up seven hits as St. Louis pulled away late.
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American Association Results Hearted by Extra Innings
In Kansas City Louisville battled through 15 innings ending tied. Milwaukee shut out Indianapolis. Minneapolis beat Cleveland 7 to 3. St Paul defeated Columbus 1 to 0.
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